Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05
MopILE, Dee. Ia.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

Ohpreredenfed despatch Tho Edi'ors Of tho Com
mrrcih R,giscr are indebted 10 tho polite attention
OF General Green Of the U. s. for copy OF
the Presidents Message, mnunicatrd to both H1u.es
Of Congress at IL o'clock Tuesday Last Itreachcd
this City on Saturday morning, by Express, quar-
ter past nine O'clock and ty BILE IKE rou we
have been enabled TO furnish, both city and country
subscribers, in the form Of extra, with this highly
| interesting document
We havo barely time to add, thst we ar. indebted
FOR the extraordinary despatch. with which the Mes.
sage reached US, to the zeal, activity and enterprise
OF hr new mah contractors between Warrington City
and New Orleans. TRcgi,fer
One Of the hor.cs. employed in eying the Presi
denis Message from Philalep hia to this city, was the
grey that General Jackson rode during the Seminole
campaign He carried Eddy the express rider. the
| rate Of % miles an hour. TN y Ep Post
The New ORLEANS Advertiser OF the 18Th instant, in
speaking of The Presidents Message, .ay,-"n wa,
received at this place in the unp nted short time
Of five days and hdW after its delivery; being des-
patched through line OF messengers, as stated i'm
letter from MIR. Livingston: THE nexanped expedi.
ton almost rivals slegraphc despatch-and establishes
| a new era in our communication with the north"
TRIAL OF JUDGE WILLIAMS.
NAsHvILLE, Dec. ls.-The Court of Impeachment
has for several days past, exhibited scene of high
aud intense interest The testimony having been clos.
c on Monday las, the argument was commenced on
the same evening, by eloquent harangue which was
concluded on Tuesday morning, from a. w. Over,on,
Esq. Of Carthage, in behalf Of the State. He wa, foI
lowed. on the side, by Rob. C. Foster IT, ESQ of
Franklin, Hugh NJ. Dunlap, E.q. Of Paris and Frede.
rick W. Huing, E.q. of Montgomery county, who oc-
e. Az
William Brady, E-q. of Mu, free borough continued
The argument in behalf OF the State The defence wa,
then opened by Alfred Blanch. Esq. with an able an.
peal. The same evening Bale Peyion, ESQ commepc-
ed an argument on tho same side, which, however in
'quence Of sudden indsposition he was unable In
hnish. The next day George 5. Yerger, E.q IN de a
lucid and powerful argument for the defendant Mrsr.
Martin and Turney the part OF the State and Gen
Gibbs :or the defendant have got TO speak. Banner
NATIONAL BANK.-in the Senate OF South CaroJ
ma. on the 10Th Dec. the following scheme fer Ma.
onal Bank wa- submitted by Committee of thai DO.
ny. IL adoped by the Senate, the Committee econ.
mend that in'trqci'ns be issued the and
presentatves from that State reque sting them m
sent the plan 10 the consideration of Coneres. AMI -,
take such meamres in relation to the suhe ct a. sb an
be best calculated to accomplish the object. prooosed
ist II il proposed that the National Government do
issue currency equal the demand Of the IL States
Tor banking capital, which may be estimated al 81 900
100000 ~''
2d. Let this amount of capital of 81 900 600 ooo h.
distributed among the States, f not by Convrn,;oo
raeabiy among the several States according n 800
sena'ion in the House of Representatives. in the Con
gress Of the u. States wv"
81. The Gene al Government are 10 pIede. Tho fin,
of the United States for the payment OF The crr.ncv
thus issued, ard the States receiving il as BANKING
', are % pay Tor tho same, one per cont per annum
h. The States may either bank on this cani,,i ~
lett out TO their ciiz'ns, which thy can readily do =,
three per cent per annum.
5h All existing bank. not to be re chartered
and the faith OF the to be pledged those taking
the capai, that no other banking company will he q,
tablished or incor p0rated.
9th All debts due to the General Government, 80,
he paid by The bills issued from any hank botomed un
ON 'his capital or by The currency to he issued
TIL The States are pic iged TO tho General Govern
ment TO prevent any los. the same upon snv can;,a
they may receive from il, any issues that NAV h.
bottomed upon 1T and The faith Of each STATE il 10 be
pledged Tor the redemption OF the bills ih-y NAV il.
sue or authorize to be issued, to the holders of Tho
same - ~
The result of this project would he the alJi,;3n If
circulating currency, to the presen, CAP.
ial OF the country.
a sound currency and circulating Medium would
thus he established, and the of xchany. eouaI,
ed The union Of the states would be s,rena,bsnad
and hrn established and the national wealth increased
We learn, that Dispatches were received ves,srJ,y
=. he department oil State, from MIR. Moore our Min.
fer 10 Colombia, which mentions that his recsp,ion
was highly gratifying to him in every respect fo,n tb
distinguished kin Iness aud rtesy by which II was
characterized-and we hail thi. circu,nstance a. a.
Voraoe omen concerning the general objects of hi,
prsHon, and as strong evidence Of the good feelings
which are entertained by that Cove rnment io ,s nj;
we learn, Ikewise, from the same source that Mr.
Moore had at once entered upon the discharge Of hi,
ocai dni's and had already succeeded In accomplish
ing w instructions OF bis Government, with rs.pec IA
vsrJ interesting portoa OF them by PROCURING The al
mission OF Justice and validity Of most o. the rema,ing
claims OF our citizens upon the Government IN vIci
he is accreded-and that he conf leny anticipated
al no distant day, from the friendly and eonciistory
lone 81 that Government towards this the same re.u
with respect TO the rest The usl ,etlsm nj Of bo,.
htst referred TO- only awaits the official form.,irie,
which are usual in such cases
His dispatches contains itteIIisepce Ills If a.
conclusion o. treaty OF peace between COLOMBIA and
Peru. fU s. T,Ieo,oob ~ 10 w"
henfucky.-The proce sdings OF the Legislature q,
ms state have lately been of considerable
We observe that a Contention Biz, i've presume n,
'he purpose of Testing the Of the people upon te
can o. eonVenuonD was rejected in the S.naie
yeas IL, nays 10. The Committee on Iotern,l I'm |
prsvemenis has reported an i'm hill r., ,La