Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-18


ains Beats and that they hold Elections in said Beats "a
Captains OF Companies and subordinate officers.
Hs also further ordered, That the Captains elect
ca hou Eecuons Tor Justices OF the Peace and Consta
PIES al TIE shortest possible notice. within their Beats
""1 make due returns thereof to the proper officer.
~ ~ also further ordered, That the Sherfs OF the
vera counties do advertise, in not less than OF the
public places in their countless for an election to be he
for Colonel viz Each and every county TO form on
Regiment, aud to be commanded by Colonel.
The Sherfs Of the counties embraced in these orders
are required TO send certified to Head Quarters
Tho Importance OF the immediate organization of the
now Counties, such, that the Bgadier General deems
unnecessary even to suggest Necessity for The faithful
anu speedy discharge Of the duties therein required
BY order Of the Bgalier General:
49, THOS b. SCOTT.
e. W. SrURGUs, .asst .fJ Gen.
BANK COMMITTEE OF INVESTIGATION.
LOOK BOTH SIDES.
The National Gazette re-publisles an article from,
the ". 4. Euening Star, with suitable remarks OF
its own. Here the Tsrt and the Commentary,
ofthese t,Co Bank organs:
iGH % Is
@ sy ss al. Tasa .s. BANK As ssy
the Opposite. without ss, os
s% 81 Ss s % hss Sss
:u.on and its utility In its fiscal relations the county
editor Of the Star can have no other reason for
his belief, but the supposed proprety OF the measure
Congress will be obliged, by the nature the case and
the voice Of the country, undertake solemn in.
to both the theory and acts Of the Executive. Ii the
Kitchen Cabinet should be suffered TO triumph finally the
spirit oil our institutions and the Union
will be part OF the sacrice."l
Very well, sirs-and let us take the other side
OF the medal Congress soletnny owes it to the
nature OF the case and the voice of the country"
not only to undertake, but to 60 through with So
ieinn enquiry" into the acts of the Bank. A Com
nittee OF Investigation, composed of the first men of
us body, must he appointed to look through and
Drng to light the yet concealed transactions of Mr.
Biddle and his compensate transactions, which
relate to Members of Congress well Editors of
newspapers. They must open up the transactions
which concern not only the Mother Bank, but the
crets OF the Branches in the several Statesand all
those which in any way relate the conspiracy for
continuing an U. States Bank, contrary our Con-
stitution and dangerous to liberties. They must
complete the Investigation, which was begun at a
previous session. and hunt up jacob Barker for the
purpose of ferretting out his dealings with the late
Editors of the NJ Y. Courier s. Enquirer They
must also break up the mysterious and alarming
transactions of the Bank since those times They
must bring to light the of the sums, and the
manner of their disbursement which have been pai,.
out by order of John Sergeant" the candidate for
the Vice Presidency at that time. We have heard
OF some singular anecdotes, of which the following
Is II specinfen.-lt is said that the Government D-
rectors found an entry of this sort the Expence
Book " Paid transporting specie $4,04O." On call
ing for the voucher, it luckily found, and the
sum transferred was merely 100000 i'm gold, sent
from Philadelphia to Lexington, X. but the enor-
nifty of the price given for this transportation was
explained by this significant memorandum in Mr..
Biddies handwriting, on the back of the voucher,
which was concealed under the "S,c." the book
The balance paid for torng an article in de-
fence Of the Bank" Let the Committee bring the
other vouchers to Highland we shall then see how
far the system of bribery aud corruption, has been
candestlnely practised for some time by the mana
gers Of the Bank the expence i'm part of the public
We demand then, u Committee of Investigation
And we thank these two Bank Organs for teaching
rs that ,cord.
THE GREAT MANDATORY.
One would think, that the General DUFF Green)
has more irons in the lire, Than he knows how ut
tend to-what with his Telegraph-his Law, and
his Medical Journals-(and we suppose soon he will
favor the public with one on Dvinity)-hs intend
ed summary OF Political Principles, his Magazine,
&C, &c, &c. He is unquestionably of the great
est Projectors if not Empires, of tile age. He must
be akin 10 the protector of the South Sea Scheme
aud If he does not take good care, his numerous de-
vices may share the fate of that celebrated Bubble
But not contened with all these specuations he has
proposed seems by ofhis letters Just rOu ght to
light, to establish Great Mandatory of"A WASH
INGToN CORREsPoNDENcE," and under this msera-
BILE and suspicious condition of Mystery:
Should my proposition be acceptable you you toiH
receive ,oeeky letter. but generally anonymous; il
will be OF some consequence that shall kno,o
even the hands Of yonr Office, The of your infor
nation, as MYSTERY attaches much interest to mat
tiers OTHERWISE UNIMPoRTANT!"
No scheme is better calculated to deceive the Pub
Inc, than these means of an organized association
whose fabrIcatlons are to spread throughout the
country.-Washington reports, rumors, on dts &c.
are much belo,o par already-but this new mint
would sink their credit much lower by throwing so
much counterfeit coin into circulation. We pre-
sumo the Washington Spy, and the N. Y. Judge
McLeanare TO be regularly employed as agents of the
Establishment. Well might the N. Integencer say
hereafter it said the other day, i'm retailing some
ridiculous rumours from n Philadelphia paper-that
they care often indebted distant papers for news
of what is going OH here under own noses."-
Such articles OF news made to order, and duly paid
tor, are like the base COINS that manufactured
Birmingham, and transported TO other countries for
consumption. These Washington rumours have late
Iy multiplied with great rnpidity Several of the OPP
position prints are tecming with them. The
IN this City disgraced by them. Are these some
of the Generals "thunder"?
PROJECTS OF .VULLTFIERS
One Editor proposes 10 aboi.h the office OF President
and TO distribute the Executive powers OF The Govern
meDt among the officers OF the Cabinet
Another Eltor (of the Augusta Chronicle of the I2h
throws out out the following suggestion Speaking the
proceedings in N York, and the mschievous proposition
Tor aboshing svery in the District OF Columbia this Ed
tor adds
give ,bom all Iuo Abotionss and COLOMBIA.
onss Proclamaonis aud Force testhat il they still
coed with their neous designs against and the Force Bill DO
stu persisted beyond the OF Congress- and
dissolution the
p9 inc south the absolute necessity such their
only remaining means of stDpreserpdtiol"
are we 10 understand this Editor, That as any
Fanatic shall more such question in Congress he will
insist upon the dissolution Of the Union Will lie
wait s decision Mr. Miner of Pennsylvania tried il
some years ~ the RI. of r. but it there fedand
tail " VIII again, we entertain NJ doubt.-Js MIR
Pemberton for placing this Union hin the breath OF any
Member, who is mad enough to lay the proposition upon