Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-21

FOR THE ENQUIRER
Anofher Reniiniscence do your readers recoIlect
'hat Messrs Archer, Gordon and Clayton voted last
that the Deposites safe in the u = Bank p
The question came the I'd March, 1888 upon the fol,
loving resolution from the Committee OF Ways and Means:
heSoiped, That the Government Deposites nav in tile
opinion OF this House, be safely continued in the Bank Of
.ne on,tea states. Among the 46 nays, find the
names oil the above named representatives.
IL these three gentlemen item voted that the public mo-
hey was MOI SAFE in the Bank, pray what made il 80
SINCE! Is it because OF the gross abuses of the Bank that
nave since transpired? Its ,grant corrupiions of the
ress-ani its authorizing its President to dip his hand,
al Ills own discretion, into its funisa 9Th of which he
10 ne United Staes-for the purpose of raising the
nercenary Swiss TO assist its carter Do such acts
hese encourage us to restore the Public Deposites into
lis vaults TO aid it in lis unhsowed purposes -what
yen00 Messrs. Archer and Gordon' a QUERIST. :
rn,: aHE C0NGRESSIoN:aL ELECTION
THE SOVEREIGN PEOPLE.
Today was the day OF election through oul this District
Tor member Of Congress TO fill the vacancy occasone
oy me death oil the lamented Judge Bouldin
Ihe administration parry on the first had in
the held three candidates. TO wit: Mr.. Daniel " on Mr.
Phip Bouldn and Judge Beverly Tucker half brother Of
the late John Randolpb of Roanoke These three cand
dates were busiiy engaged ghou the
Dsc, Tor or 10 days previous Charlotte Court be-
ing uh hen without any opposition, ring on
the part Of the administration party there being no cai
date on that side AT Charlotte Court The people defer
mined 10 run candidate the side of The
and especially against the u s. Bank the restoration of
lie Deposites and all such stuff as bewidered the deuded
minus OF the Legislature OF Virginia this winter Ii be-
WV hho"h tndt tue lde representative, Judge Bou
an mad taken pretty strong and decided part against the
administration and against the as well as in favor
o. me restoration Of the Deposes the opposition appeared
70 be entirely confident they could easily elect any cand
date they might think proper to support
al Charlotte Court the administration party pre yaIed
on MIR. James w. Boudin, brother 10 the late judge TO
become candidate, he being Incorporating oppo-
nent OF the charter Of the u. Bank the restoration of
Tue Deposes, and the instruction aud rcmoya of MIR
Court, determined to withdraw from the canvass Two Of
their candidates. leaving only Judge Tucker to run single.
handed against Mr. Boudin they then very sure OF
success, aud evidently counted confidently upon large
majority. This county prince Edward) gave at the Court
House, for Mr.. Bouln 1T, Tucker ii6 The precinct
al '" Church not heard from, but has doubt given or
10 for Bouldn. We have Just received the 1oIIs f,o,
The precinct al the New Store in Buckingham eving or
Bouln 81 and for Tucker 40 which is pretty sure ,re
sage mai buckingham will give Bouldn large msisiity
Charlotte Dir BoulIins county, will undoubtedly
give hin large majority. CrmberisnI the smallest OF
the four counties, will likely give Tucker majority
OF some 20, 30, or 40 votes.
every sort OF abuse of Gen Jackson and everv sor,
OF appear 10 The pockets OF the people, all brought on by
nun as they SAID, was very freely aud constantly resored
'o ny all he opposition candidates in all their public adj
ure'es bu 'he sovereign people would think for them
selves in spite Of every thing. And they really do think
ma' me u 8 Bank and its friends have been the pruc.
Pd cause oil The pressure, by the OF the screws and v
blowing up an unnecessary and universal panic Tor Ell
lec' that's - eEtort renewal OF The charter Mr. Bou
dn' aliho gentleman OF talents, had never turned his
aehlon scarcely at all 10 politics, nor thought Of being
candidate for Congress undl pressed no The canvass Al
Charlotte Court by the voice Of those troublesome tbnos
you can De sovereign people, wh) will think for them
selves ~ spite oil The Bank, the Legislature of Virginia
and every other sort of machinery whch is now so hard
WORK DAY snd night, whether they know IL or not 10
make henry Clay President OF these United States"
From tho Correspondent
Inn FARMvILLE, I7tb March, 1884.
ne mail being about 10 close, have only few mi.
nu'es to give you additional information Of the Con.
gfessiona Election Of this district. Bouldn has MAORI
w. taxing the four courthouse polls, and FIVE or six pre-
cincls, OF between Two and three hundred There arc
Tour or five precincts yet be beard from which will GER
tainly increase his msjority.
Consdefing the vast refuge Of lies which have been EN-.
Poyed,h the district had been represented by an anti
Jackson man. and That the only newspaper printed in the
district, bad ipysnsbly against Tie Administration
anu reaied 70 Its Utmost the whole stuff Of the Oppos.
TOD THIS may be considered Waterloo Defeat and great