Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

Now aud announce IL, without the tear Of
traiieon Ia Al the Treasury never in pos
,he present intelligent AMI Industrious hnancier at the
head II that department. UW not De, Us has been the
under admini-ra'ions.) involved in such mys
terry. not To DC unlerstoo: but will be lda
nihtd sf0cDent IF facts such the people ~ all class
will clearly np,ehen, wi bout the all ui nsc
inaican TO demonstrate its me sning Tor them They
will thea be able Judge whether their great exerions
in supper, OF the Administration, have been made in
Millions OF dollars are lsrge sum-, aid when they
from the packets OF the people, they must surely feel
satisfaction in knowing what has been done will, them
aud we confidently eDilm tina, they viii know: and when
they shall see that their money has heen furry and pro-
GfdJly expended, la. reason to their nur-
murs.- jYdsh. North american.
MIR. SOUTiIARD
Extract from the remarks oil Mr. Souharj, in the Sc
nate, presenting five memorials from West Jersey. II
his admissions IN this and other OF his speeches in tie Sc
naie do not amount scknow ledgm that tie
voice OF the people and the Instructions o the Legislature
correspond lac will feel himself Lound TO obey those in
s,rueSns, afford them an oppoituni, OF appointing
some one who would comply With their wi-hes'-,he
tract from his iuaugua Address the Legislature the
23d October, 1882. certainly does--.W J. Eogie.
was, Sir. entirely satisfied that the Legislature
in error, in ard to the public o3pic az, offer ese
memorials and ohers the Senate evidence OF the tact
The constituents oil several oil those who voted Tor the
instructions have given such proof leave doub, my
own mind, and others about to do the thing.
am convinced that great majority OF the People OF NJ
Jersey condemn the act Of the Executives and il in
error large aud respectable portion Of my consiiu
ens have contributed TO lead into that must
abide the issue OF my opinion. let it be favorable nd
Information tohch they hare communicated.
la this state of lacs il is not question oil the right OF
instruction under system; but very different
aud that Is this, WHEN Senator perfectly satisfied that
thc instructions he receives rom The Legislature OPP
posed 10 the wishes Of the people, is he bound obey he
aud thereby violate the opinions aud wishes OF his constit
ents! know tina, this la. been recently ailmed,
am aware oi no principle in Gov doctrine
OF amy school oil politicians, in this country oil date older
than years, which would require affirmative TO
this question. Is It true THAI the Legislature has right,
in disregard OF popular opinion and the wishes
their constituents? IL the power vesd in the Legislature,
this point indie pendent OF the people oi the State!
they, in that the masters o. the People had sup.
posed that the poo the OF power that their
viii was as controlling II II action, their members
OF the Legislature on this subject any other, and
that THEIR COMMANDS WERE oNLY REGARDED
VALID, WIEN THEY coNFoRMED TO THE IN.
srRUcTIoNs AND COMMANDS OF THEIR coNsTIrU
fNTs-This may be scphism; but beg say that il H.
old Republicansm aud Democracy-nu that OF modern
duty, which seems 10 require that the will OF lew who
happen TO be in Legislature, are leaders OF party
should be obcyed in despite OF the wishes oil the people
Sir believing, do that my constituents disappo,e the
act OF the Executives should be guilty OF treason TO-
wards hem il obeyed the orders OF others, in approving
that act, against my own Judgment.
:" But tho people of New Jeey by themselves. through their
S, 10 watch nI 10 cao, , ; If h; Is ,n
as they appointed om their wandrinss aud
THE PREsIDENcY.-The Editor of the United States
Telegraph few days since, ntima'ed Willingness TO
support MIR. White, Tenne ssce, for the Presidency
Had Mr. Whites prospects oi nomination been highly
favorable, recommendation OF him iicm such a source
would almost blast tia m; and were he nominated, IL any
thing would defeat his election. il would be the support
him by the Telegraph. We hope sincerely that the Eli
tor OF that paper wi adhere TO MIR. Calhoun, while
does shall have nothing fear from that quarter;
and we hope he sill not give his support TO the in
which engaged. Tor lac would almost sure TO de-
siroy it, BdHm0ie Republican.
Mons vERAciTY OF THE BANK PREss-The New
York American OF Saturday, 18Th us has article. head
ed GOid! Cold! Jackson Money - which contains the
following assertion. " Coming has been HE ndildafe
Old has been Gained. and that such an erfeni that
there than 500 900 doHGIs I,coHtd far in the
national Mint lcihou reckoning the amounts locked up.
IlhnoLCn To-, and iulSf0ed BY The Mint" The editor OF
the American must have known that this I,lse, a,
DO Tine e r"I',',vd lac article The Official d
The Globe, some days since up the iih inst viz
DIAL coinage oil gold under The new law up the 4lh
- instant $l,52S. 200
Total delivery from the Min, up to the same date ass 500
Coined, more than called for the d'h October, 500
The Whole coined up TO the is h inst is o 700
The Whole amount deiveredt 10 same date, l,s25 900
Coined more than called for the Is h October, n 500
The whole force OF the mint as il could le has
been applied the coming OF gold under The new law.
and yet there has been constantly, from halt million TO
million OF dollars deposited for coming which the ow ne
were waiting Tor As LIST it could be coined, i, has
been called Tor delivered; aud such has the avi.
~ OF the public TO obtain il for crculao that up 10 the
ls.h nsI4n there had been exchanged ie mint pa
per- in small l26 200; and With 7S individuals Tor
mint ccrililestes SOL 300 This is what tie American
calls 100000 dollars uncalled for
In "reckoning the amounts locked mp we can stale
with certainty, OF 652 COZ dollars received by
The Bank oil The United States tie mint Up 10 The
18Th inst To this may be added, probably, part what
has been received by State Ba, ks IN 10 the same dale in
It's interest, 279 600 doar The dcposie Banks have re
ceited COL 200 the most OF which has gone, presume,
into circulation.
standing the efforts Of the Bank prevent it, by locking
UP all winch il contIo and refusing pay out and
~ spite OF ihe speeches OF Bank Senators, ar the false
GiObe.