Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21

dent, that the enlightened People of this nation will
yer permit such am election TO take place. The means
oil preventing plain aud simple and shall hereaf
ter be brought TO the immediate notice of readers
From The Kaoariiie Register (Juner wnirE's Organ)
Extract ola letter from General r. c. Dunlap, of this
place, to the Editor, dated
,, While was at BALTIMORE learned an acquaintance of
n no %oIns,on during the g.a.u
opinion that all pa,iics unite on him as hi ii"
Who's nn c e%ae% public confidence than any other man
%so a to me TIA, be had seen letter from of tho Jack
81 i'm that the nomination Mr. ucu,
or snS r 10 eiy anu ina, hey mus, e,he! abandon him
vote Judge Wnite 10 entertain "0ps that Pennsylvania may
The above extract from letter of General Dunlap of
hnoNvie, a friend of Judge White travelling North,
since Tue Judges nomination by Mr.. Bells at
Washington, requires notice.
7nd rSt as TO the of Maryland as indicated TO
'enerai dunlap by an acquaintance of hiyh standing
ana brother Jackson poiiean He said . that Mary
una could make n0mnd0n during present session
6hite" '"' '''''' '''''''"g '''' '''' '""ge
Nothing shows moro concusively the use which the
Imposition arc making of Judge White than this suggcs-
ton made to his friends through dsafecte slack
son politician OF the panic school Maryland has, as was
pre1iceu, postponed her nomination, and the following
resolution passedby MEETING ofthc Wings members
OF that body goth of last month"; five days after the date
oil Gen Dunlap letter, explains the motive of the post
ponement They
to T s isa 1a we mutually pledge ourselves each
with our ys sG ns 70 the Wh party union
GERS that we recommend to h VIII u S term Of these OIL
sSn. II Tn', Convention Of the Wing party Of the
to be held in said city the NEXT con-
o. hve members TO be selected from each county State
AN" iS , ob;ec spS @ from The city Of n &
te Legislature of Maryland is, to induce the party to
rel ain from all nominations until the Odd of December
next when Convention is to be held, and the object of
inns convention u.s. 10 preseroe the Wig party an min,
and concert and do this the members of the Legislature
mutually pledge themselves to each other and to the
trends OF principles, to their best efforts &c
&C. Inc Wings, then, are resolved TO have Conven-
uon TO produce concert and union nong them as par
~! TO maintain correct principles To obtain the
mation oil tins Convention IL is clear that Judge White
must give IN his adhesion to the corrcc rncpIcS of
the Wings "1hey refrain from all ,onaiaations for the
present-unon, concert and non.comnittal are their
watchwoTds but in the interim the rEsr-the sine ana
non-their ''coRREcr PRINCIPLES arc held forth for
adoption as the indispensable qualification to entite an
aspant TO their vote To get the support of the Wings
OF Maryland Judge White give in his adhe sion and
ADOPT their "corrcct principles" Will Gen Dunlap
VINO gives his Tennessee friends the assurance of
pared to bring himself within the scope of the resolution
OF the Wings so as to ente himself to their nomination
and support?
But as to the rote Of Pennsylvania. "a LETTER FROM
ONE OF THE JACKSON MEMBERS THE HARRrsRuRG
SoNvESTIeN states, "Lt0t the nomination of Mr. Pan
Buren, ac0s edeatGo,o to the Democracy of Pennsvira
a-fdt ne soas too hcaryfor The party carry and that
this statement, which Gen Dunlap AYERS is as true as
holy rru, he expresses the confident hope that Penn
syiraaa may rotc for Jtdge Hhiie."
General Dunlap certainly il to himself To rive IN
the public the name of this member of the Harrisburg
Convention The friends of Governor of unanimous,
~ recommended National Convention and unanimous.
y recommended Mr. Van Buren, to that Convention as
tne iavoritc OF the Democracy of Pennsylvania The
friends oil Nr Muhlenburg were also understood to he
equally unanimous IN Mr. Van Burcn's support The
presses of both sections of the Jackson party in Pennsv
yania almost universally advocate Mr. Van Burens pre-
tensions. Who then is this jackson member Of ITO
Harrisburg Convention that against The public demon
STATIONS of the whole body of which he was member
and of all the journals speak the voice of the Demo
". tn max
Dunlaps mind
OF General Dunlap we entertain good opinion We
DO not question his veracity in the slig degree; md il
Is for this that have commented on the com
munications he has eeved from the Pennsylvania and
Maryland f,5sscans. We hope the General will give
si e fcnens.-G ioJe place pro-
NULLIFIcATIoN.-From series of New York naoor.
arrived to-day, though later date than tbose woe
nave heretofore received, learn that Notification
winch Is now said to revolutions is again lifting ;ts
mead IN the Southern States. Mr.. Governor McDufRes
inaugural address at South Carolina has this MASSAGE
which will probably asonish the Ters ~
Europe London paper. 20 "
" crisis, he declares, &" is approaching (Which ,ho
must prepare to avert by forceby force alone will thew
be able to maintain those rights which cannot much
longer be edby at miserable naockery of blurred
oGteraed and uttered parchment, The Constitution of The
:, Note-Judge White see, by the above, what is
thought abroad Of his Nullifying allies and the "a
tai INJURY they are doing to the of liberty in Eu
rope.-GioJe. 80 u
The article in relation to Mr. Van Buren,, which occu
PIES large portion ofour paper Today copied from the
rIhInohd Enquirer 1T Is understood to have been lr
nsned to that journal by writer of the highest nteec
tual and moral character whose pen was never
employed TO recommend error or mvstif, tbn ,rrth
whose intimate acquaintance with Mr. Van Buren, has
furnished him with the best opportunities of thoronob
knowing ms character and history and whose ardent
and unwaverng friendship for him through all vciss;
udes, u.s. IN itself rreagabe evidence that the cbarac
Ter ana history OF that distinguished democrat are sucb
Us nc need not blush to have spread fully open before the
american people, and subjected their closest scrnt;ny
Inc democracy OF New York stand in less need of such
an exposition as publish to-day than those of Viz
gina for, there few members of the Einnrc STATE
VINO are not already acquainted with the nro,n;nent
events OF Mr. Van Burens public life The caosisorc,
OIL MS conduct the sIngleness of his motives and the nj,
Ty OF his private morals The subject howc yer of tI;s
ohg aruce is one at this time of general and enpross
ing interest and were it otherwise II from pen which
Gun iehd atlractveness to the commonest theme and IN
which, indeed the nil tctigt non oyRayu of johnson an
Pies win uncommon truth.-N Y Eroning Post
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STATEMENT of the amount of Gold remainin, =, ,, |
Mint nnconed on the 2Sth of February 1875 with the
sums deposited for coinage within the month of March
togethcr with the of Gold coinage p Yccnt'
ed within the period: TH
remaining unconed at the Mint Feb 25th
Deposited for coinage within the month 7''''O ~
Of March, viz:
Uncoined bullion ....... soy szo
Coins of the United States, former
standard, ..................... % O5O
Foreign coins, ................... $3.50
---- 255,I7O 90
A,,o,,., 81, ....,.. 56s,65O 90
SO''''" "'''hn 'he month OF Aiarch, $4,000 90
Pc, a.