Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-04
short Of bloody revolution can restore the Constitution
nd fie therie ~ Ia. .o,l.t

sors turn towards their constituents! The New Hamp-
so long roted doton the will Of the majority of the Pea
pie oil his State In the Senate. The rest read their tate
10 ms, and they now threaten the country with .5ioody
Reposufton u by dispacing them, its will Is made to
prevail Instead OF theirs 10 the Sensteor ia other words
II the will OF the People should be heard there of
that OF stockholders aud politicians.
But there Is smother painful aspect OF the affairs Of the
coalition that depressss the Teegtsph. There Is ",o
eoncerf, either Of opinion oeom, among the maicou-
tents aud te democracy cannot be divided tie saws
T" On THE PART OF THOSE WHO ARE OPPOSED TO
THE EXISTING oRDERoF THINGS, THERE IL NO CON.
CERT. EITHER OPINION OR ACTION WHILE on
THE PART OF THE ADMINISTRATIONS ALL Is CON-
CERT, iMpELLED ny A COMMON PURPOSE"
ms - the weight that pulls them down. son the
part ~ me Naturalization all is concert" The hope OF
division In the Cabinet OF the Presdentthe hope of prouc
ing cissenon in the Democracy of the country has VANISH
,d. H. seen that the m'nediae Rcpresr OF the
People, upon whom all the Of political Intrigue ali
the Establishments and temptations the arsiorracv and
II. on"'an OF wealth, appealing TO the ranfy acarice
ana dnotfion OF every bosom, has been tiled ia
WIN the exception OF very few, who gave pledges aud
whose hearts ready Ia sacrifice Them IN Ito
SHRINE OF interest," AS 10 make hem Tor the cake OF tenn.
porary pohcy, not one oi those elected n democrat 10
The House has ALTERED in HE course Tie frn and
auhiui majority returned by the People 10 the present
House oil Representatives, TO suppsnt the Bank acouir
e" m"lof''y III The preceding Congress, have shown
themselves Incapable of Z" The subsesviency" CHARGED
upon them hy tc organ OF the disappointed esders of the
Senate. They have repelled, with Roman patriotism
MI e attempts oil the great moneyed power TO seduce
them 10 surrender oI the currency OF the ma
'ion into those hands willing to be proiuse in
bestowng it them. They Il. fed all atem,,s
which they saw openly made TO destroy their noun.
Iary at home They passed the bill to secure the
puohe treasury against the pretended chartered claims Of
Tue United States Bank, aud az ain.t in the State
Les,-latnres They have restored the currency OF the
constitution in the Gold sill, which restore
the precious metals hansbed by the policy OF The RAM
aud with pure hands aud unlimited n,eg ry ihey 90
Rome TO receive The smiles OF their HON
ey nave most faithfully served, in resisting all The efforts
oil The formidable institution which has grown up nv
stealth into power, and is almost capable OF
the government tha, gave 1t b'rih-Giobe. JuiyI.
by letters received last evening itom ashingon we
learn that the Hsrbor Bill has passed both uouses
has been sent TO the President Tor his signature i, an
propates 21OOOO dollars this year the Delaware H. ea
water The Fohcslion Bill has passed the Senate n,
contains an appropriation TO commence the rebuilding o
OF the foit at the Pea Patch, Gay COO dollars The
light House Bill has also passed. |, his appropriation
ioF a Light House on Braniywine Shoals.
1he important Gold Bill has been concurred in bv tho
ihey would no doubt willingly have serve ed the
nank oy refusal TO pass IT, bn, popu,r opinion was TOO
strongly expressed Oh this subject. They dared no, iii
AN opposition Tins the present in The
oil ba"k Storm has succeeded in Carrying a measure
winch VIII be lis proudest boast aud hic has an
often attempted before in vain The people have now
constitutional currency secured To them. Tho poor
are saved IRON the n,series inflicted them by the
miserable paper Ta-h, Of which they for so many
years have been the victims. Our government will b.
"hat rs trainers designed il 10 he, hard money 90
Oe'"men The Senators who had The hatdih God to on
pose the gold bill should be remembered and ms, Ia
Tor reprohaicn. They Messrs Chambers Clan
Aa'gh,, Porter, Soufhord. Spragwe, Siisbee!
Tue Rouse oil Representatives have shown their I;s
appreciation oil The conduct OF the Senate qndre,p
stevenson by The passage OF cordial thanks 10 the
Ex--prakei. They have done 10 more than echo m.
voice OF the people OF the United States TO whom The
Jecled oil the Senate isnow thousand times more en-
"eafed oy the iaeous attempt 10 him Mr. steven
con VIII have ITO reason 10 regret the the SEN
aye. lher reproha'ion is thing be desired.
add to the feeling OF disgust ala eady ie for the Sc
m'ons OF the Bank, we learn IRON pc tsctpt to
no 'e"er u our attentive correspondent that George
Io'nderfer, OF Mississippi. has been elected President Of
,ie Senate Shame! where is thy blush. There needed
n his 10 complete the degrading of the session.
Pennsyivdnian.
From the Philadelphia Sentinel
"e"ave oeen requested 10 publish the following letter
'e iion. yoh McI:ean, OF Ohio, ia reply adj
~ of Philadelphia ~ '"' GUM
CINCINNATI, jane 6, 1884
CENrLEIEN-Your let er of the 22i ull was received
yesterday, my city, in which Won rsones,
to know my opinion, certain subjects of pubic
IL has been my course, through life frankly IN 800
my opinions on all subjects in CONVEX hi, h.ye
rePognancyto the publication OF my views even ybe,e
,hey nave been msrepresen'ed Ga The present OCCASION
nave received letters from many sources similar IN
qure from answer. - ~
national Bank should be efIecualiy guarded against
abuses and consistent with the rights OF the respectve
State Governments. The power OF Congress to establish
1nS wouu seem TO have been as fully settled 10y the
respective acuon oil The legssve executive and judicial
Branches OF the Government almost any other cons
Honai question which has been seriously aea,ed AMI
experience has clearly demonstrated ,ha, do i
Banks caaool afford the necessary facilities 10 M, fscs
action OF the government give TO the country sound
ana equal currency And scarcely be necessary 10
las mi
aud equal circula ing medium ~
as 10 he o'her enquiries in your letter have IN sv
hd' never advanced opinion to Mr.. Taylor Webster
favorable 10 The removal OF the deposites or against c
restoration expressed him no opinion mon The sb
Jee nor upon the proprety OF the Of Mr. Duane
ent servant, IotI NJ Nj r. ~
To W. F. Van Amringe, A. McCaraher. Peter Fit
rho'' 5. smith, jacob Frck aud Nathan Smith, Esqs.
The ~ Y. Journal Of Commerce e-asserts. in conf
dent manner, that =" understood thai the D;rc
tors OF the u. States Bank have determined ,Iat no a.
ther curtdIens shall take place any OF their BRANCHES
Tor me space oil six months least; unless exfraornar
events which cannot now he anticipated should render II
necessary and that they make secret Of the de,erni
nation. We could hardly believe that the Bank yvouIb
he 20 mad as 10 resort again the scheme of coercon
"oht any preext whatever hide the real motive and
''''' '"0'"''y o. y. conduct rom The People.
AFFRtY WITH REPUrED SIAvr-D,v h.co..
Yesterday was runofed through the city that man
o. eoor au stabbed one two persons in Wall street.
ana during the day several individuals came 10 The po
hcc Once TO make enquiries about it,. Until Yesterday
morning official inells OF The transaction reached
NE Police Ohee. The following is correct VERSION If
the matter: 1917" VI
About Twelve months ago, slave named Martin Palm
er' alas Francis smith, absconhed from Mr. Power AZ
iIchnond, 10 whom lac had been hired by his ms.er'
Mr. Souihail, OF Williamsburg, Va. From the fine lie
aoseonheh until within the last few weeks his master
conlh discover no trace OF him. About that time he i'm.
'eFcePed letter which Palmer TO his mother bo
Is slsoea slave OF SIR. Southal and e,npoved nv ;o
household servant The letter from Palmer 10 III. mo-
iher, instructed her how she could escape ON her
yer, anJ encouraged her 10 do IL was written from
rev LONDON; but stated that Palmer would be shot,Iv in
New York. where lie desired the answer 10 bis etey 10 m
directed On getting possession Of this litter and the 70
ny discovering where Palmer was, Mr. SoutbaII pro-
ersded to this city, end obtained writ of fYabeas
corpus from the Recorder 10 arrest his slavS The
writ last "wednesday mt inIo ,,e L.,.ts =, a.,
Charles Riddle, shcf's officer, who recommended b,,