Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-30
POLITICAL.

u. Presidency is now cry afocL HARRISON Webster.
and White are all in The field HAENsoS, IS now qi'e
settled is the lipn-WEBSTER and Waite, the jacEa!s
1t is certainly noble employment Tor the two Ssa'
tors to beat the thickets in their particular sections to
make presidential offerings Of all 'icy can Ect !" lne
clerk Of the county court Of la!io"-wilc ne comes
on to make arrangements at head quarters .
Whatever the Of the chase, /. Is certain mat
he who figures Us the chief ones not intend. is IN orer
canpa;gns to allow his n"Icsty to 1a' his success -
He has urcaly crerrun the Old Donin'on, ana reacncd
the Capital Gas the elder Adams !et ~ at midnight
Gen Green understand. had Contrivcd to have COM
mi,tee in readiness give him public and glorious re-
ception. But the Faes forever interfering win tne
Fr0snv. and rapid marches OF the military cean % te
tory Wings, and turning them 10 aeass ts ne"
in the Potomac and stuck in the mud so deep al NJ ua
not get until his committee mad gwen up nope anu
when he arrived about midnight. ne was co'npeeu 10
make the best of his way TO Gadshy as private ci-
gen We rerret this accident for We had hopcd he
would have arrived n time 10 have made triumphant
public enlree And the President House IS at ths
moment in fine preparation TO receive the Chez "ass'
trate the Generals installation might have been made
vastly striking and consequential by The King
making Warwick OF the Telegraph THAI that OF the I'M
fortunate wight, MIR. Bridges who held possession iUr
day. but took up his lodgings in the gaol at night he
new Wing aspirant however, has discretion Than
the last lie shows great OF proprety IN coming
TO Washington merely to make what he would CALL l"
military phrase, reconnaissance. We understand nc
goes under the convoy Of committee to Baltimore, and
those States the result of his observations III this capital
and will doubtless inform them whether he found tn"
condition Of things SUCH TO induce in 10 make TIC
sacrifice Of reSignng the North Bend 10y the White
Glse, and TO take upon hisclt the Functions OF Prrsi-
dent.-GiV5e.
"SEcSEr TREASpRT ORDER AHD DErosITEs AscHe
THE STArEs.-The Government Gi"ae says. in refer
to the secret Treasury order rsded 10 the other
d7v: mo orders whatever have been given any the
opposite banks in New ork Sewhcre on the subjects
OF discount or the of the Government funds since
the deposite act passed Sa far well bat tell US
this was there any order ssgcJ bfore the act passed
Did it not refer to something else than discounts Had
II reference 10 the payments 10 be made TO The Siaes
If no order issued. does the Government make no
preparation pay the surPus Isthe depoallc law
to be evaded? Can the Globe answer Some, any, o! AZ
these questions?
ain putting these question, intend "imputatons
OH the Treasury Department. Mr.. Woodbury is gen.
tleman that we highly esteem for his talents and worth
He perhaps the only honest man in the cionet, eX.
cept Governor Dickcrson, who is &c.
NorE BY THE GLoBE.-We can answer the above in.
qniries from the n Y. Herald still furher, The otgi-
nal charge was that secret lrc0sy oTfcr had been Is
seed 10 tie deposte banks to refuse discounts and mold
np the Government funds rs special depnsite. We
made proper application FER information this ground
less charge, and authorized to deny 1t fully, as we
did few days ago. Now We are authorized 10 say SURE
snoTe-thut Zach order was issued either before or
since the depose act passed; and so far from the Go
vernnent making preparation TO pay over the SUI
plus or TO evade the depose law, as Is unusty Dtna'
ted that steps were taken oe!ore aoloutn'en o'''
gress to carry the deposite act into effect, and pay
over the surplus the States the letters sent 10 the
Governor, of each of the States early as June las;
will show. That those steps were constantly followed
through Juy and August til! 6anks seccted, ana
money transferred that, before the close Of the s.
month, the act had been fully complied WITH reqlr ing
at least dcposte bank in each State, which tiad
banks; ana an amount had been actually pot in each
Stale or ordered each-whch would he sufficient to
pay NOT only c first probable nsalment Of the surplus
on the list OF January aext. Sl III almost every ease to
nay the whole instruments ierir he whole year 1887.
Thus appears that long before ii Of @"nrsry nest,
sufficient public money will doubtless Jc IL every State
Of the Union, waiting to be pa!d over ,A2 moment The
Law reuurcs and that all ttc States nvc tar mon MS been
notified 10 pass acts to receive L. GrL tho nr:s OF re-
ccipts for it prepared and rrbs!ri Tie people can
now sec how srnundess and wanton ba"c beer he nu.
marous charges that the President and his cah; had
combined defeat the deposite c that s"rre: orders
had been issued to hwar it, and for panic PURPOSES That
had been taken by lie Treasury Department
to enforce it.