Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-23
Richmond. Va, Friday, May a:s.
MR.. JEFFERSON'S .opINiON !"

Dizes the right OF the President protest in some cases
against the OF the Senate Bat has called our
attention TO the Opinon, which he expresses as TO the
power over Foreign Missions We think some notice OF
this proper Tor the purpose Of avoiding all possible mis-
take Admit the first Che right to protest )oes the last
(e Opon) necessarily follow the doctrine? Ger
tanly not. We should implicitly pin faith no mans
TO Thomas Jeiersons His authority Is I'M
donbedy entitled to as much respect as any ones-no
mans, indeed bigher.-bu Mr. J. may be tight in one
point, aud wrong In another.
In this case, Tor instance he maintains the following
doctrines:
. no Senate disposed BY the coo,uiOn DO seqpaiued
cd TIA, these should be them; they
partiar place paca ar s,ns more OF
pioyeda 80 '"' " ''' '"'' No '""' p'''" 'e Gun
Let compare this doctrine with the case of The Pa.
mama Mission. In the LIST place, do understood
Mr.. Jefferson, conending for the right TO originate
Mission, without previous nomination 10 the Senate
Such "a understood TO be in that the doctrine of
Mr. Adams But, in the 2d place, consider Mr. j. hold
ing the right OF the Presidents judging OF the necessity
bity And certainly very different aud correct
opinoD entertained by the opPon. Of Mr. Adams in
1875. Then il held, that the Senate had right
judge, only of the qualc OF the Minister but
OF the propretyo the Mission itself This appears us
% be the correct doctrine the subecand TO this prin
cPe hoped that the practice OF the government will
conform
INTERESTING .VEHS FROM FRANCE.
of much original the OF the
ry movements in Lyons and Paris.-They princi-
Chambers suppress the associations the citizens OF
France-So far, the Governmen OF Phillip had succeed
ed in suppresng the attempts oil the kevoluiions,sbu,
il is matter Of doubt whether the People will quietly
submit the outrages which perperaed by their ru
lers "France is evidently in state OF fermentation
The press and the people will not endure the nea
sures of the government The troops have IL true sun
pressed the Instruction at Lyons alter killing is sa
nearly oo the people; but is questionable whe.
Their they have put down the spirit which appears
vail generally against the recen, law prohibiting political
meetings"
AS affairs 0he French treaty. one interest
ing fact is stated:
"On the reception of dispatches, requiring the utmost
speed in their transmission, at the Maritime Department.
Brest Capt Bruix of the brig ie Cuiyasser as inn
medisiey ordered TO be in attendance The despacbes
from government handed 10 him with ons
sainstsny the United States and the grea est
exeriions TO make quick passage. quarter of hour
afterwards the Cuirdssier under saii.'
According to New York paper. Passengers in the
Poland state that il fully believed in France that our
Government would reialliae the refusal OF the French
Chambers 10 fulfil the treaty; and that the soop ar was
dispatched 10 make some explanations We do find
any ausion the subject in the proceedings ofihe French
Gamblers"
tits presumed that under these circumstances our go
will be disposed wait for the arrival OF The
French Dispatches before they adopt further much less
ultimate measures.
Mr. Livingston, m mister in France, was received
by the King the 81 ult. On the 3D. Mr. L. was at the
grand Diplomatic Dinner given by Count Bogo Lord
Durham.
The Bank and The Press.-Mr Schley member of
the II. Of r. from Georgia states in The OF his
speech, that although has been said the President had
seized the public his friends could get
TO assist in printing their speeches But look The other
side! The speeches OF the friends OF the Bank are
printed at expense of the Bank and furnished gratis
TO those who will distribute them have been informed
and have to doubt the fact, that than
hundred thousand copies of speech delivered by hon
orable gentleman (Air. Binney) this floor have been
printed at the expense of te Bank, aud that
hundred resms oil paper OF the United States have been
used 10 envelope them Tor explorations besides fly
thousand each Of several other speeches which have
delivered during this session within the walls of this Capt.
toll And in addition 10 these similar quantity OF the
port Of the Committee Finance in the Sensre-,he
whole cost Of which cannot be less than from fifteen
twenty thousand dollars
The n. Y Evening Star ha. stated ,ha, many of the
Albany (Regency, il is pleased TO nickBame them) Poi
have gone Washing an idle uno,ir there
upon is thrown into circulation, that OF the Richmond
Politicians have taken the destination. Not so as
far we know and believe. Certain il is, that
heard oil the Albany visitors, UNTIL il in the verit
able SIarnor do we believe any in this City knows
of the visit suspects any political object be in it,
The Small Poo has appeared in Lynchburg The
Vgnian OF the i9h states that six persons have been
attacked white and blacks-all of whom have been
sent to the Hospital and doing well could be
pected. Every precauoH has been taken, by the use
Vaccination and Hospitals, &c prevent i's spreading
" We received, a, 90 late for publication in
this days paper, Card OF Col Johu Rutherford of this
City, accompanying Letter addressed to him by Mr..
Stevenson, the 9Th inst, and indicating the course
which he intended to pursue, the Representative Of
this District They will certainly appear on Tuesday
VIRGLNZa ELECTIONS.
We have not yet heard from Grsyson and Randolph
countless The last Cupeper Gazette has the following
remarks upon the general result:
'These elections are over, and have been prnc-
pay conducted with regard to lae measures Of the Adj
ninstraton; the election OF VIM G. Rves, &c.
Senate Of the United States The Opposition will
have msjoriiy in the House Of Delegates Of about
twenty-five Administration will have majority Of
six in the Senate, thus showing a majority OF Jour
teen against upon joint ballot All prospect for the
reelection OF MIR. Rves has vanished with The result
Of these elections, ii b. W. Leigh should undertake
as he has minated, TO sell Virginia TO the Bsnkin that
event, and we do not think il mpfobsble-Mr Rives or
other Anti Bank man, be selected for Senator
"The Virginia Legislature is decidedly anti Bank,
and come when IL may, Gf not the Wigs
would have ) the question must be. Bank
Bank aud where then will the Old Dominion be
will she, asserting her principles maintain The CoDstiIu
ton and the laws hic she has been reluctant do
in Difference tie Bank aud its pocs hinaiioDslf
the recollection OF Rives 1--WE regret i is very
certain, take pleasure in saying that that Of Is. W.
Leigh doubtful indeed and that p z. Barbour be
she only deluded but will, long 10 her true
faith"
TO THE EDITORS
NorTowAY, May IS. 1894.
In looking over the Enquirer OF the ri OF this month,
lew days ago. observed extract from the letter Of
your correspondent the Nouowsy Elecion-n which
he says, 81 will simply e. very appropriate word, oo
remark that the Election IN this county conducted by
the Sheriff under the old law, aud expected 10 be
amned by board Of supervisors, OF the Commissioner
but those who unarquained with The Election lsw,
and Tho knew OF II than bey did Of tie principles
OF tho Constitution and the laws Of The country, by which
they pretended to Judge OF the acts OF others but which IN
reality mad Influence them. Your spondenl
also sate that eCol knight although soisfedfh0f he is
han