Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-21

notes signed by the President and Inv The
cashier aud on demand to the order OF Cash
Ter OF some oiee OF discount and depose, only at such
office oi discount and deposc These notes are contrary
to The spirit oil the charter, which that all
the notes Issued by the Bank, should be payable least
by Tie mnher Bank well as the Office OF dis
count aud deposite by which they were TO be issued or
paid III the Bank has right 10 issue note as circulate
ing medium, payable only at office OF discount and de-
pose. II may make them pay able any other bank or
place however remote, whether in the U. States or il.
Territories Canada England, France, South America or
China.
The consequence is these liable to discount
according to the pleasure OF the mother Bank Whenever
sue chooses not 10 receive them depoe, EN-
them a, her counter.
| 3 The ILLEGAL BRANCH DRAFTS above described
winch last burned very large portion OF the POS 77a
dollars oil paper which she had IN on the 1T of
September, 1881 TLese dafs should be refuse by the
Treasury and tie reoie, aud TIL seal OF public indigna.
ten should be fixed upo. this ILLEGAL EXPEDIENT
10 save LABOR 10 Two well pad OF tins gh cor
poraiion
| How IT CAME TO BE The Opposition are puzzlng
themselves to account Tor Their defeat, aud they
10 viiiry oil cau-e'-the diffusion Of jackson Gold"
the Influence oil oili holders &C., sc. The first how
ever could not be ihe bait, Tor the hg press had per
suaded All OF their party thai the gold rher cou er-
lett OF OF sort weight, aud indeed the U. = Bank had aid
ed them IN nrutrszing the empta iO by locking TN the
the greater part OF the COINS and lew Of then, have b.eu
seen Tor now several weeks. Nor will official influence
account Tor oar victory, Tor had more Of THAT in the
Spring than now. by the whole number VI
ors, and lamp-ighiefs that the Common Council have
..'ofu ou', anu then We were nearly beaten Nor will
the Couiiers theory that al owing TO tn. Jorn. nj
ISOhihefce-hold waei, the Sprug Journal
with us day aud Gay about and now il was win,
us only one day ia seven, that one being Sunday
when the Editors thought aud iet honestly without
printing opinions TO suit the ,ertiseu,ent
The grand mystery which so perpiexes the Ooposi.
ton, can lie sol, ed easily however, aud there is only
one way IN which to do H., The SIMPLE truth is that
parry 'hr largest, and they nearly re- united In
The two last elections the enemy had conuyed by the
distress aud panic scheme TO deceive draw oil many of
o"i ehs, who voted Tor the time under the delusion
ana our majority was thus reduced. The grand swndle
however Was detected months co. people found liza,
was all sh eec"nrering uek, and thst the country was
"o'e prosperous 'han overland they OF shrunk
sway from their and communicating and re-
'ained into The bosom oi the party. Ills was true of
ueaiiy all those Who from us ia IA. Sn,in an
UW De ue oil all ho honest before r iion
when our majority will be What used TO be- Their, /. the
OF our success aud every no will di-
ve his judgment oil prejudice will once perceive its ius
ee. ne IMPOSITION cannot assent TO this Tor they believe
The mass OF voters TO be devoid int g. nee A. that u.
may "e 'd as Tie leaders choo'e. But be other
"iSe-re know the great body OF the people 10 be in
formed upon political Affairs, more so than the maio,
~ OF 'ho.e no affect to deem slightly Of lhem and we
selese that they Intelligent and acute the mos
part Ot them, cordially to decide with pa,,v bch
drpeeaies as the greatest evil the right Of suffrage
seseu ny me poorer classes aud the adopted citizens aud
that equality o all ghs 10 all hch is the pei,e o on,
land The majority have generally been found and ~ i'm
Do ound with the psry which advocates that last great
pihcipesand under whose Aceudsbcy and wise council,
e country mas attained TO It's present unexsmped pitch of
prosperity through career unchecked save by Ia. bsIe
arts Of The dangerous moneyed power which soon TO
cease WI hn our DO dersh hat party which goes Tor the
interest OF ALL must certainly have The support Of all whom
ntuson OF Individual interest 10 not lead asrsy and the
time can never come when the Democracy viii be in a
permanent majority ~ Y. Times.
| MAssAcHUsETrs ELEcrIoN-We give a Latter from,
Boston correspondent OF high character which presents
BIRDS view OF the political in that qnarer-
he old blue light New Eng md srslocracy ~. had ann
posed hdu gone TO the exn OF their ether in their coa
lion with the Nulihers, Calhoun, McDufie and t,ose
who Tor time, denounced them .'robbers pirAes
&c We had no expectation that compass an cleo ion
IN Boston. the Blue Wigs would call in aid the BIsrk
wigs. Inc PRIDE OF grni'y, we had SUPP osed, would
nave saved mem from Tue actual contact aud embrace Of
cur,y.hesded wggeiy But necessity has 10 law The
co"Iiion Is now Tor the icoor We are ia the midst of
revolu'on Gays MIR. Ciay) and prouote il, we have
40 doubt that honest would let loose Ie bIuoI
hound' OF ST. Domingo in this country War oe,tiIenca
ana i'nine' or any other scourge, is hs motto.
Extract from letter dated
"BosToN Nov IL 1881
Dear Sir; Our election took place Yesterday he cen
raj detail oil which you will see in papers There are
some hcts however, concerning IT, which DO not appear
there. Tie Federal Party never made s,,cI cn,s b
lore; they boasted that Wing white black or yellow
inA' was well enough to be got HE polls but voted
"ey spent money IA great prousion and bought votes as
openly as their Tory brethren ever did i'm The rotten bo
roughs OF old England They goi up a negro meeting.
under the management OF two OF their committee men
ana Pubii'hrd III ir Wing resolutions The emancina
iohs's ('ol.ht "hgs) wrote letter 10 Mir Lawrence TO
,ssrh las views upon emancipation aud slavery and
.hous ne eVaded any answer TO heir question in his let
ter yet the negroes told that he was for iumeJi
ale emancipation, aud they voted under this
- upu was rssed ny Tie Bank men, and placed in the
rnus Two Nrgo lreasureTs pay poll for each
Negro 10 make him voter, 10 pay their Leaders
hahcso"e sum Negro ole distributors were Stationed At
me several polls, TO aid their brehgn the white Wbips
n" 'e "he uAhuies we're seen in in ;he street.
or side by side IN Carriage taking their Negro brethren
to The polls fihe city hories too eyiuccd pr.Ier
ehce, ana showed piraly in putting the Nrgro nams
upon HE voting lists 10 the exclusion OF white Jsck
men Tie Mayor aud Aldermen not having or moi finding
'e 10 pace all on Who applied The Negroes carried
ro" eight hund ed 10 che thousand Federal or big votes
MI, Lyman, the Mayor. voting the same ticket
Our friends, desparing OF success made lle cxer.on
except through the newspapers. On the whole | Ioot
upon lhs election as favorable the Democratic Parry I'm
ms STATE HE two sDal parties OF Anf.masons and
WORKING men recruited their forces mainly from our ranks;
ahu Siier iDis presume they will again enter the
contest under separate org anzaion Hence next wear
we shall have clear field for fair fight with lie oil
enemy ii will be distinctly the Democracy agans the
arisiocidcy which will give us many advantages
Mr.. O'good has lost his election as we expected he
would think Mr. BiyIies will give place to Mr. Bor-
zen. MIR. Boideni All Ami ntsOnic jackson man, and
against The Bank; that lose nothing in numbers in
OF Berkshire and Hampshire.
MT Fondexier harangued the Wings last mig Vt from
e POrco OF The Fremont Inn, aud his parsans gave him
upper at that house His speech, am t,lJ, was very
ih"Inmaioy and tie federal nobs were very iusoent
last night They TO consider their success here ss
The otter prosraon OF the whole Democracy of the coun
Try They are so vain lorons, and ignorant whal that
nosi OF ' party look upon Boston equa the rest of
tie United Staies"- Gloje.
NEWARK, NEW JERsrY. November H.
Ihe Legislature adjourned Wednesday last TO meet
again OH The brst Wednesday in January.
MIR FRELINGHUYsEN's PLEDGE TO OBEY In
srkUcrIoNs OR RESI- In an Address to the Srnsfe
on presenting mcmori'l from citizens Of Newark on tie
2H OF Jnusry la' cps aking Of the Instructions of s Le
gi'lsiure MIR. FREEING buysen said
lie ie he tod Oh delicaie gfound but he was uo
AFRAID oiH. WHERE THE LEGIsLATURE pRoVouN n