Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-29
THE STarES

has gone against the friends Of the Adnnistraon
10 tie % parishes heard from, White has 1910 voice. and
Parishes TO be heard from. In the city Of New O,lesns
White beat Dawson 4l6 votesTbe Bee denies that this
vote any test 81 the strength OF parties in tho
cy and pledges its existence that hcn the question Of
general politics Is brought before citizens their dec
son w''' be favorable to the present Admnisiraion.
IL also states, that instesd OF 500 being hitherto tho
majority Tor Jackson IN the cry, he beat Adsms only
about 65, and in the last election, Clay but l6s--
The N. Y. Evening Post says, that edward ID. White
has never been defeated any election in ,ba State
Mr. Livingston, election Ju pre vious TO that which
rst elevated General Jackson to the prr .lrncv was de-
,eated by him by majority vi six hundred La 1880 Mr.
h'e was again iriupsn and in 1882, 1.-THE last test)
ne was again chosen by signal majority, having received
neatly every vote In the city Of New O,eans. Should
man nov De chosen governor the fact will be trumpet,
Gu iofh 10 The ration evidence that the pro lie an.
prove the United States Bank; whereas will only
e'nenSe una. hsy euain s'eadast in their attachment to
popular individual"
In the LIST Congressional Dshie', johnston (AniD is
elected He recer ed 2i23 votes Csy,,re n lssi .,J
Nuckoiis 523 IL the 2d District Cen Rin,y Usekso,n
ha. received in Parishes, S45; CLnn (An, SsS Wood
run (ant) 32l aud Bradford ial Three parishes
be heard irom which gave White las Goye,uorl ab3 and
Dawson 3s6Shoul these Votes be given in the ss,oe ra
ITO Tor Congress Ripley would beat Chnn 26o votes Rip.
ey e'echon would be gain 10 the Jackson side in Corr
gress la the 81 District, Garland viii IN all p,obab,luv
be re- elected over Walker.
nne Orleans Argus Of The Is h. (oppo,i,on) Indeed
presents tie follow Ing suu.mary
For Congress (is' Dist'icD Henry Johnson.
ri dc. Gen. Ripley.
81 do. Rice Garland, most probably.
~ Thus lille the Adminisira ion lose the Governor
wi om we did 40, claim, they gain Gend in Cen Rip
y which the oppo"tion little expected. Thus, ihcre
we gain. insra adj OF lose.
Neto York. The last Petersburg Constellation has tho
following article on the politics prospects hi. State
have before us private letter from this State on the
statements of which canrely. Among other cheering
nioi NATION, il contains the following paragraph: .Our
Slate - souna-in iac prospects become at,ering
every day. he interior is all right, aud have the
mos cheering assurances from the upper counties No
hlng can prevent complete triumph to the Den crscy this
AL and hereafter. II they are true to 'hemselves''
Usu'y Laws.lt is curious coincidence, that this
problem Is at The attracting the notice OF A
writer in the North American Review and of Professor
Dew, OF William & Mary College. They agree in their
views. The Reviewer Coz clidcs that ..iJsurv Lava
ought not toexlst We have Gays he) that they are
needless infringe ments Of individual liberty called Tor bv
no public necessity aud producing no beuecia effect We
have seen that they dead letter, always violated end
evaded We have seen that they productive Of enor-
mons evils both borrowers aud lenders the argesrshsre
OF the evis being inflicted tho Ito borrow We
have seen that they founded upon false notions Of pc.
litca economy; and finally, that they are ineonsseuin
principle, aud PARTIAL In their operation"
Mr. Dew addresses his Essay (c substance of two Of
hs Lectures) to Mr. Rutin's Farmers Reeister-whci,
Is justly receiving by its merits large through
the communicable Prolc,so discusses the subject
with great ingenuity lie takes the side of Jeremy
Beniham against Adam Smih-He contends that .,'Tbe
usmy laws ought certainly to be repealed a. snes
dIly as possible In ordinary times the gal rate per
cent corresponds with the market rate and couseou,n,v
no Inconvenience whatever would result from The repeal
oil The usury laws Just az this rme the market
is much above the legal interest and som,
le inconvenience might result IRON sudden repeai
tbe moment you repeal The usury laws YOU would put
end TO most OF those circuous devices hicb pernns
have recourse 10 for the purpose evadtg those laws
nd which uniformly impose, as have before shown
much harder conditions The borrow err than when 10
$ enabled 10 borrow drecy-I shall then conclude n,,
Lectures his subject, by expre sing tle H., ~,
states oil our Union will, long, that the usurv
laws are in fact branch of that odous system of res,rc
on which has bIighied The prosperity so many conn
es-wh ch has raised the demon discord i'm our on
happy laud and threatened dissolution of our confde
rAcy aud that they will by the repeal of those obnoxoms
'ws give another example OF the innovang shirt of e
puocah'sin' which, by its success here quent
adoption abroad may have tendency 10 break those rhars
o, error, authority and long continued prejudice In which
TIE people OF Europe have been centuries bound AZ n
under i'e influence OF some potent magic .peIl"
We cordially concur with the proposisn--as we hold il
10 be general truth that the nearer we can safely an,
proach Liberty (oi Employment, Conscience Sc srr>
me better II Is Tor Society at large, well as Tor ndyi
We may remark, by the bye that Mr. r, ,;.sso.,,
question, whether Bank inieres should conform 10 ,ha
ordinary market rate 2! We beg leave to make few
tracts, touching The Bank IF The United STATES.
"Ihe entire property OF The country stands readv q,
mortgage itself 10 The Banks the ome, ,b.ir 49, "
e.es i"''s nnen below The marketable raie"--"On Ile
contrary when The Bank rises above the market Interest
me Banks have little TO do, the clerks are idle or nna
. borrowed from individuals where il can be pollen
cheaper Than from the Banks. To show the imnron,,
OF THIS great restriction interest upon loans of II,
OF the United States. let take for iu.traIon IN, S,as
So, % I'eS Ssonaacung may agree Tor interest in ihs
'ae as gh as ~ liz per CENT and hi. about The mar
ketabe rate. You establish here, as we will s,,nno
orsnen BANK OF ,e United Staes, money a. per
CEN; isit not evident that the borrower " IN gain
cent by going to the Banh' And onseoueniIv 20
w give u preference individuals and the whole NJ
perry OF Tue community would be readily for
repayment There otter constituencies vI .I
would induce me to decide az AiDs the limitation pronoJ
ny messrs Calhoun and Forsyth Our great obiec n III
aonaib nks Is. That the power may become 20 o,ea, 90
70 enhauger Tie liberties OF the country Rd,.s Il,
rave OF interest to per the power Of us
Oh'ed States Bank will be greatly ncressed have sho
'ne u''er lnposs5iliy OF snch Bank lending Ali H. -
p'ai winch Is demanded Oh the best secnr;,, >,
Agaih: Que great evil OF all nco, poratioDs is ,ha, o
Pouuce concentrated ascsrtsnably int resi- vii, h -
Ways wars wth great success against the
uhdscertanabIe and Unhsruoous interests which are
rsyed against them. Thus taking the BANK NJ ,I, ILL.,,
IYs's an ascerainabe concentrates interest which ys
Always be capable OF much greater energy and exs,o
man can De exercised ny the indefinite
letes III opposition Now reduce the rate Of in,sa, a.
ye per CEN and all debtors, especsy those in Tho
vest "hete le market rate is high will feel much
edeFlne IN The peTpsiualioH of the Instution b,
u IL male loans at the market rate Indeed I en- 60
csive oil 10 plan better devised TO pe,oeua,s ga I;,
me power OF the Bank, than this Limitation ON n,ee., ~
e uecofs and stockholders will not be injured no 4, -
asnnch, ne hey wiil pay less bonus and ssure MOI. 80
ue utOoTs WIZ be ihdsOlubly bound to the Bank 1Co
me most Prohc sources OF error, nsrue and oopres
sop' III ne world, Is attributable to the energy zeal and
un"B perseverance With which Particular
interests war upon the general interests of IN. co,unn
V Tor ms reason, that Banks, faiis armies svies ana
eh incorporated interests, hard 10 ut dow ybe
once 'iey nave been cttablshed'
ne orange Democrat calls the special attention of ,h
P"pe 10 Judge Bafbou's letter aid ssed To the conn
Tee Of invitation Ton MIR. Psron's Dinner W. in,;,
s oeb ION Tie more earnestly have heard Of la,
hdt some OF the Nhgs OF neighbofing county had A.,
tempted the opinion uuon tle ,.;,t.