Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-30
HHIcH TRIBUNAL,

WHICH TRIBUNAL?
We beg leave 20 the Editors OF the N Y. Ame-
ncan and The L. Virginisn that have high an OPT
bon OF the talents aud virtues Of the Chief Justice as the
entertsin-ihst we have never dreamt Of charging
the Supreme Court, with any thing like corruption. And
yet alter ALL we mus, be excused for rope sing that
have not as much confidence those Editors have
decisions oil the Supreme Judiciary great cons-
tutonsl questions. Touching the Bank Of the u States
particularly IL seems that they have stretched the
imu"tes Of the Bank beyond the provisions OF the Con-
s'ituon We have over aud again respectfully ex.
pressed our public dissent their opinions il was in
TN. sp that we lately expressed the seninc the
scare Jdcds which the acrea Editors have thought fit
ctticse.
iscertsr. ma, the great Republican party Of Virginia
have uniformly this teetng relation to The
constitutional principles OF the Supreme Court Mr.. JEFF
ierson made no secret OF it, lie openly svowed (ou the
occasion OF one OF its decisions the Bank that lover
The Judiciary department. the Constitution had deprived
them Che nAon) OF their control; that that the has
continued the syscin and ao ri, ne matter
mas been Occasionally incorporated into the DID, yet the
heaven oil The old mess seems to assimla'e ITSELF to the
news aud alter twenty years confirmation OF the ieders
ed system by the voice OF III. nation. decl,ed through
the medium OF elections, find the judiciary OH every
occ Ason siiil driving us into consoia,ion.'
The N. York American must, therefore, excuse us, IL
this question OF the Back. we should prefer transfer
ing The case TO "fhe greathibunafc f The People"
The Senate ha. continued Gully 3 out OF the nomina
tons Tor Directors OF the Bank; and only Of them
(Mr McAltser belongs TO Philadelphia The other
residents OF that sy kIesss Heniy Horn ami Roberts
aux have been laid upon the table. aud upon,
which. Tor present Gays Wa.hngt
o. The N Y Ameiican.) is tquirditnf 10 a reictiom-
have been distinguished by their partisan pre- JUDGED
hostility TO the Bank" &C., Sc. But these gen. men
are among the 6rmest aud most respectable citizens OF
PhiiadrlpiiaMr. Horn was lately her Representative
~ Congress; AMI Mr.. Vsux is Quaker, Celebrated for
his public spirit in her charitable Institutions Ii was but
Tue other day that writer in the National Gazette called
upon the Senate 10 revenge upon MIR. Horn the criticisms
winch he had passed on their course member the
Democratic Committee!
The ". " american cslun,niaies the whole course
Of MIR Stevenson aud then calls upon The Senate reject
the nomination. 1t asks whether il is 'not lime that the
practice OF the present Executveb by its frequency now
Office. should be checked" We perfectly agree thai il
!, high time TO check it, in the MINOR and as il were
the aechsncal Offices of the is il right
10 commence the rule with Office, which requires the
widest selection possible OF qualification j. proper To
narrow the range for foreign missions in the way which
Mi. Clay aud the American recomme ndl MIR. Clay
nmsti' was appointed TO two oil the highest ofices-s
Cabinet appointment aud Foreign Mission while he
would have been oil the lasI politicians have origi-
mated such gener. rule in Mr.. Stevensou's case.
Again, we say that too many appointments have been
made out OF members oil Congress, by all the Adminsra
uonln the days of Mr.. Jefferson we protested agans
Senaor OF the u. States being appointed Post Master
in New York-and in those OF MIR Madison ssainst a
Senator being appointed Collector We have had the
same objection TO many Editors OF Newspapers being
appointed under this Administration. 1t is only
where the highest grades OF talent waited for certain
offices, Gas Tor the Cabinet for Foreign Missions oil the
highest grades and Tor the Supreme Cour) that appears
TO the widest field should be left see con "
from Congress or the Press.
The National ne encerIoi Tuesday con,sns the Mi
noy Report on the Bank investigation, signed by Mcsss
Everett aud Ellsworth. Ii the
length OF near ten pondrrous columns IL reached us on
" yesterday morning. we have not had time yet to
glance it,
The U. s. Telegraph first ISLANDERS Andrew Stevenson
and then the u s. Senate perpetra gross act
oil Injustice lie ~, mehiDks 10 be inundated the fury
oil the Oprosiion Here Justice and beralty with
vengeance! IL is said. however. that the appeal will be
unavailing- aud That air y viii be confirmed We
cue the Editor OF the edtrcksburg Arena Tor many
the hits deals towards ourselves on account OF the line
raj hope IT expresses that Mr. Stevenson may con-
frmed.
The U. s. Telegraph insinuates, that we wish the
BaHk question 10 be kept Tor the sake OF ecconee
ing for the Presidential candidate Not sol We do
not wish to keep open, but TO close H. We wish Con-
gress to take decided part with this Bank
late forever But il the Telegraph aud its iends will
pursue different courses they the door OF hope
10 the Bank then be the guences on Mr. Cal
houn and his friends We shall certainly support no man
Tor the next Presidency who is not known TO be
ting the principles of the Constitution.
The Charleston Mercury (oppositon1 publishes Wash
ngon letter, which " Ii - runored that the Senate
OF the u States will pass the Appropriation Bill ill
safe depository Of The public moneys eyond the
control Of the Executive shall be appointed for heir
serva'ion Wei-will they pas the State Bank Bill? ?
We shall see.
We have received Mr.. Cahoun's speeches from two OF
his distinguished friends with request that we shouid
lay them before readers Be So il we can find il
CONVENIENT And accordingly commence his Curren-
ey Speech o.day.-We have no doubt ibat he js 10 M.
again candidate for the Presidency and il is with hi.
view, we have objection that he should be heard
and his opinions s,fed. But it will not do All hrs nge
nuiiy cAno reconcile the South this monsrous BaLk
for twelve years longer.
CENTRAL (BnifimoreJ COURSE.
Isl Ddy.-Swee pstakes years old mile heats $500
entrance, 800 forfeit, subscribers, only started viz
w X. Johnson's Columbia Tsy Tor, and JOHN NJ. Bolts
Resale Somers. The former both heats -2nd Race
Sweepstakes for three year Odds, 90 entrance started
viz Boyce's Joshua (wOn both heats, Powders jim
Crow, aud Snowdens Iiis.
2d DGy--Juckey Club Plate, value $500 2 mile
heals. 5. GarIisoD's Eliza Drake won .the 2 heats
beating w. r. Johnson's Jessup. Mai. DoneIson's b. f.
GlmeI's Mis- Patience, H. A. Tsyloe's Sir Wh,eloot
and J. Nj. Seldtn's Tioubadour.
81 Ddy.--Purse $500, mile beats.--J. NJ Botts To-
bacconisI ely Guhanna) The heats beating j. b.
kendSlPs Mary Randolph. Cen Gibson's Tyfan Get
ling's d. OF Orleans and w ". Jobnsons Cadet ube tw
last drawn after lst heat) Time, 5m. 59s.-5m. 56s.
An Ddy-Jockey Club Purse Sl000--four mile heats:
Col w. X Jobnson's ch. W. Triile
JAS Kenlars b. u. Anvil. 2
Maj Douelson's b. f. Lady Nashville, 3 dr.
u D. w. Dorsey's CHI. T. Ann Page, dis.
Time, SIN. ls.--Sn. 3D.
We understand that Mr. johnson has made n match
race, to be The Long I.lsnd CourseA CORES.
pendent rite us that "1i lie lett Baltimore on Monday
n9hi1g, Tor ~ York TO catch, or be caught by sShoyk
" Encouragement 10 Internal Improvement
The Charleston Rail Road has gradually increased its
receipts per week since January last, $l96 50 10
S31O5 76 lie total receipts Tor the ffsi four months
the year, $50 SIS thirds Of which we're msde
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