Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

ges,ion, of private Justice aud harmony But il u ne
Sotth-tis TO NiRGtNIA-thst we are indebted Tor the
origin of this great pan and are indebted TO that State
least operation in plan which has tended
elevate the human character promote the interests
aud honor vi the republic
al believe the universal feeling OF this assembly VIII
out in saying that the slave holding States Them
selves would hot be more ready than zee fofesis any "
tenpkto extermnate the unques'ionabe ev OF slavery
by nzsurcs not warranted by the Constitution under
which we live. That u IN. been Abolished WIN u.s. Is
the hnppaes, or accidental positions that u st'' exists
In the Uuion, i, the misfortune oil theirs
IPhen, and ia Dhdt manner II shSt' he abolished w''Mh
the hms ct individual States must be let 10 metr otcn
roi.utary deliberations The Federal Government has
control over ihs sub.c il arms right IF property.
secured by tn. ederot compact upon which civil H.
be rites ainy depend they part OF the coec
lion OF political rights; and any invasion of them would
impair the tenure by which erery other is held. For tb,
alone, II for other, IRE would dscootendnce
and oppose any attempt tn control them hy unconstiiuo
al interference. We only hope, ia advocating the
plan OF coosL on that the theatre ot its operations may
I've extended at future day, IN suborhnGf'on 10 me
icishes and arrangements ~ The s'aveh0di"S Sfdfes
The DsposIrEs -Spcaking OF the government depo
Sites and their proposed removal from the Bank OF the
United States, the Washington TeIegrsph, the organ Of
Modification,
..The people will have TO decide TO which will
be safe depository, and the least liable bo
rupy managed, the present bank, or the contemplated
in New York. under the control of the Albany Re.
gency. Upon this question. we think there can he hut
opinion among those who not under the direct
indirect influence of the Regency"
Now most surely, this is not The question. The "Ncw
York bank OF the Albany Regency" is thrown out BY
such prints the Telegraph bugbear for the South
the hand, and the other apology for the
isctionists there aud elsewhere, who have the
support OF the Mammoth Bank under the most glaring
contradiction OF al" their past professions and pretended
constitutional views They offer apology for their
Inconsistencies the pretence OF choice OF evils be-
the present Bank, and New York scheme. But
this il the merest syhtcrtugc. They know that there
New York scheme, a, eas, with the least chance
of success; certainly none III which the "Albany Re
gency called, have either agency, interest
troll. Whether, by ''the New York scheme" is ant
charter a
Millions from the State Legislature, the "scheme, if not
entirely felton, il in all respects an inprobabty We
take this occasion TO repeat the conviction that no
''schcme" will be sanctioned, here after, by the
republicans OF this State. They question both the pow err
and the expectancy far "a the matter supposed
long the action OF Congress, and they will be slow to
adopt at home measure which they unequvoc ally con-
denim abroad. So far, therefore, the instruments and
leaders oil Nuiihcaton attempt TO borrow apology
their tergversaons and contradictions in relation tn,
U. s. Bank, from design to grant local charter fo
some six eight millions the apology will prove be al
together lame and impoen'. We have belief that the
Legislature will grant such charter at any rate
long as the representative power in the hands OF the
mocracy long the representatives OF the people
in whatsoever hands, shall consult The wishes and
tercsts of the people.
But strip the question of all CLOSES and ATTEMPTED
versions, and what's iN Clearly and undeuaby betee
the eristing Bank of the United States and The STATE
Bank,.-.qibany Argus.
The Mercury dsclams for the late Tariff comprom;.,
the character OF "a thorough vicioy"-I il discoyere,
Che discovery has rather late that conpronist
is not complete triumph" Why was not this tioup hi
OF when the comprom,e was announced by speeches in
the Convention, as triumph ,ciihou anu qdii
Why was SO :ouned of, in the documents Issued by
t.. Convention at the State Right, meeting held subse
quentiy in this city, and in the Modification newspapers
''rhc State has achieved much" says the Mercury Yes.
IL has achieved 90 cent when its citz, would have
paid only for their negro CLOTHS and blankets
has achieved the triumphant feat OF throwing the whole
the duties after 1872, the protected articles when the
divided by the act Of 1892 between the
md unprotected articles. 1t has achieved minimum
rate for the duties, when that rate NAV leave an exces
In tbs Treasury OF ten millions OF dhars 1t has achieve,
the great victory Of reducing the duty the three high
est protected articles: coons wooIIens and iron from
10 l2 per cent annually Ii has achieved the substu
ton OF the home for the foreign valuation the cash FOR the
credit duties, and the abolition Of The great New YORK
Auction OF foreign merchandise. Heaven defent
the State, we say, from such achievements Well ma,
the Mercury admonsh its friends stir the subject
II will not bear scrutiny Charleston Patriot.
WELL DONE, DEMOCRATIC MIcHIGAN!-we are
delighted to learn that Lucus Lyon the democratic can
lLte, has been esccd delegate TO Congress by hand.
nlority Such ntell genoe is really refreshing hi.
hot weather Our northern neghbors will change
their territory into state, and shall he proud hail
their enree into the Union under the broad banner of De-
mocracy The tide OF emigration continues to flow into
Michigan with accumulated vgor-and the re al slaunch
hardy. genuine Democracy Of the old States goes with il
Ohio vii! soon have another very pleasant
ester in her neghborhood. In the months Of April Nav
and june The amount OF cash received public lands in
Michigan. exceeded 205 900. Some of tho National.
those restless creatures, have male an atemp 10
the election Of friend Lyon upon the ni- m
Such stuis all my eye Judge Woodbridge was brog
out by the Antics To divide the votes, cure tho
election of Wing They made sorry piece of work OF
1t their brethren Of Ohio, last fall they formed
their noted coalition with the Lyman and CLAY party II
the Nationals and Antics occasionally burn their fingers
III their united attempts TO cheat the DemOcrats-wby 'ts
no business OF ours They may just settle their Difficult
ties amongst themselves the best way they Cncin.
Hofi Republican.
ST LOUIS. August 3.-Msj sibey, being no longer
candidate for seat IN Congress the contest lies
Messrs. Bull, Sirothcr, Birch and Shannon.
by this determination the part of Mai Siblev DR. b.
VIII doubtless receive accession of strength The
pie are TO decide Monday and Tuesday x TO their
opinion OF the merits OF the contendng parties We trust
that they will select principle in whose homes
~. capacity and zeal they may conhde.
We learn by private letter, that Col Thona. Sumter
VIII not oppose Cen Blair for Congress The uies IN
have to cast about for another candidate.
IL is worthy Of remark that in North Carolina the mar
hzdns o Nullcaon made stand all in the la cleo
ton or the late delegation in Congress eight voted for
tile "Force Bill the bill for collecting the has
been ngeniousy called, Ivy its adversare. and -four
TOR the bill opposed on that ground and all be
reelected except MIR. Bethune whose opponent Mr.
Deberry i. suspected OF the South Carolina heresy
They are old antagonists for this seat and the district il.
ed by majority OF about 30. He was defeated in 1891
Ivy II; and is elected by nearly the same vote OF
me Tour who voted against the Force Bill only one r.
Carson, is believed to have been open nuiicr and IA.
has 'ince disnvowed it. The other three have been re-
chosen without opposition We there fore conc ude that
he Nulhh"rs have despsired drawing the people Of N
Carolina into That political faith.-Bat. finer.
We neither entertain would encourage feeling Of
hostility and abuse towards southern sister but ~
must be INDUCED IN telling e00d thing.
Mr.. CASTOR in his address Tuesday evening made
some sIlufon IN the OF his remarks 10 the sOub
qT Of Kip Van Winkle applied by Preston this State
Deter it," said he, sleep on forever than sxaks
10 madness aud TO Better it, that we sbot