Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-09

Cant and Trick MIR Noah descenis "a m. ,o,v..,
% ., wnaen we have ever known even him be guilty
article on The "Bdnkrupfcy Of the Tfeasuv.refe,s N,
an idle report about orders being received TO suspend for
lidcatons and other public works-alirms that he las
been "cvery hour expecting hear of the total ;sore
cy 81 euery department Of the Gorernnsenfn-ibat .,he
treasury OF the s. is not large enough 10 answer the
drafts TIA, must be made on carry On the ensuing
eectons that "the bandu having the free punder II
ne iesssry keep resolution which would other wise
DC ridiculous concludes by asking, "What an ori
mon must these men have Of husn nature?v Now wbat
an opinion must this have human nature 10 sur
pose there 10 any capable Of belle such gross in
ventons? The public Treasure is all safenot csn, Ia.
peen ed Tor the purposes Of corrupon-aud Noah well
knew il 10 be
nsnnaion, the Secretary OF The Treasury "has given NO.
ice that the FIVE million loan Of 1921 will be paid OIL on
Tue ~ oil January next. la the time, those p,o-
p.'e'ors OF Tue stock, who desire the reimbursement
oil Their certificates before that period, receive The
oun 'neeo with Interest up TO the day ul their
oer' on presentation at the Loan Offices where the same
may stand credited Itis added that persons desoua of
selling viii hnd facilities that Object by appiying TO
they reside"
No man SO well knows as Mr. Noah, iha, the Bank
Is not subjected TO the same checks, which sp-
preparations oil money from tho Treasury; that IL has made
drafts on its ends Tor ,eccnecrin puroose.ar, Tia,
certain NJ NJ N. has kno ledge Of $50 900 beinr
o'"eu LOT Inc purpose OF assisting certain in N. "
Complicated Encroochmenfi-The N Inrellirencer
Furnishes letter from Mr. d. A. Smith OF Baltimore stat
lug hsa the constituted authorities our country appear
% DC decidedly adverse the promo ion Of or, a, national
Improvements, oy appropriations from the public
hail Road might be made from Washing ton 10 N o.
ans, by means the u ;. Bank Hi plan is TO renew
IT. charter on condition that the Bank rail road
from Richmond 10 Mobile. &C., (Richnond Is retained
because Mr. D. takes 1t for granted that the Rail road
nom Potomac Creek TO this City will be accomplished bv
conpsny) He says the distance between Ricb,nouJ
snd Mobile, taking cut the Petersburg Railroad Is $50
miles, which, at $3.50 per mile, double track will cost
10 millions OF doasand 20 900 laborers might be nut
on u next yesr-The Bank to be allow ed ,o 10 give il
an interest oil per cent, &c, Sc MIR. :. snumeraes
great advantages to the SouthPersons IL h then run
nom N Orleans TO N. York in or day.--2OO pas.en.
gers would arrive in each day, Richmond. But WHY
ehumsfa'e advantages! Nothing Tor violation
OF me Constutonaha he Of then OF the deem
est dye You violate it by establishing Bank in order
10 establish long line OF R4iroad which Congress has
no authority to make either directly by themselves or in
a"tcHy by others. They have power to establish an
Incorporation or grant Charter for one or the other So
let Tie splendid proposition rest though il is most ngc-
housy intended TO soothe the South buy OIL her po
Cal principles.-Bu il is all in vain
N0rM Cdrolina.-rhe Warrvnion Reporier xt,,.s
win The assistance Of friend, Who for the last fve
years, has been close observer OF N e. State Politics
snd who has himself, during that time, been participant
III most oil The political conflicts that have asiia ed ,h,
stale the following results u The recent election:
III all the doubtful vofeS accorded 10 the qnffes
NE Administration will sill have majority of Is votes
~ however, as fair play would require the doubt
'u votes are equally divided, The Administration will be
strongest by 90 votes" -
ibe ST. Louis Advocate says, that "rom the poli,ica
aspect oil the returns, the Administration " i'll hav. moro
IMAM TWO 10 one IN both Houses" of Missouri