Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-10
EXPUNGlNG-Jndictm use Of Ike ,oord

it is either an actual CELEBRATION, which they hold to be
unconstitutional. that the Senate is ordered 10 record
tic (Vhg deccncr) upon the face OF the journal They
say " if you do actually expunge or oberae, you
record lr and you yourselves from violating tho
Constitution by saying expumgng is not eSpunging -
This argument prrcudes the possibility Of using the
parliamentary sense Ii precudes the possibility also Of
carrying into effect the following judicial decision with
on. actually obIerating, record Of the Court:
The has heretofore been, when the Court orders
any thing to be cXpungcd from account filed in the
cause either 10 duct actually expunge it, or ne
frame account. In the case III question,
new account must have been framed, as usury in long
series Of transactions had to be crpuRgcd But that, ac-
cording 10 the anti cSpnngers, was not cxpungng, and
therefore the commissioner did not carry into effect the
order Of the Cont. which was to expunge.
See III case o. Garrison adm vs.. Garland, | Leighs
Reports l6I Judge Carr in delivering the resolutions
of the Court upon the I'd question presented by the cause,
saws.
80. That in taking the accounts, the usurious gain
should III rxruSGED accounted for by the party
ceirng il, &c.
Did the Court mean TO say in these "eapungne
Iufious' that in " i0kug the accounts that the
usurious gan should be inserted and then 0teratcd
merely that should be omitted in taking the accounts
anew It they meant the last, they dcceed, according
to the Wing arguments, ie in ying that it should be
erpungrd which was inserted on the new accounts
if il was 10 be inserted and then ob!itcracd, of
course the accounts taken would give false result
Charlottesville Republican,
TIKI OLp Wines rs the NEw WHlGs.-The fol-
lowing Reroaiionary socrS whose joint ages amount to
GIL years who were good old Wings in the times of the
Revolution who have voted with the Republicans ever
since through the Of Jefferson and Madison and
Jackson, lately marched to the polls with the same de-
lcrn!ed spirit with which III their youth they encoun-
tered the enemies Of their country in the field These
hard iscd old fellows whose honest chira|ry won our
liberties with the nuske and bayonct in the battlefield
against British and Tories and want and misery, are
now denounced Tories by the smooth-cln city lore
,,uSiu
who souanter their wealth in extravaganza and idle
ness and then think 10 make up the difference between
iLr Ir,t and heavy side Of the egcr by abusing Cen
JACKSON taking aunt INTO tie country 10 sheer al
and abuse these Old Tories.
Game there ee't:i" lo'' neat, trinity dressH,
shavsd like Siubble-Iund harvest home
lie Was perfnped like Il mlIinrr:
And 'uSi BIZ Gnyer and his thumb he held
A pouurct box which and anon
He gave hs nose, and tuokt away again -
Who, Herewith angry when It next came .hr.e,,
Took in snuA:-4"d sill he smiled and talked;
and a. the soldiers bore dead bodies by,
Dc called them, un"neht k Iis r nnn"""''''
Bytwiai tho wind ind hi. nobility:
With many holiday and lady terms
Such are tine men who come "with holiday and lady
terms to question the venerable fathers Of Liberties
about their principles.
The eight oiA Wigs Of whom speak, voted at
Greenfield precinct, ia Nelson-H. Lain, aged oG ;
Chas DeGnse Sc; WIN. Bridgwater 70; 1'hos. Ware,
rs; Jas. Johnson, III John Bethe 10; John Pngh, IS;
VIM Smith, prevented by illness from voting this year,
S4.-U.
A DRoLL IDEA-Thc editor of the New York Eve
ming Star ASSERTS, that upwards Of 500 wing woes we;e
cast for the Van Buren, candidate in the iate ee.o m
Rhode Island, the abolition question ,t nc luz luz ,,
tended 10 be conveyed is that the eoo nsG re
alIeped 10 have voted for the Van buren, canoiu.
Abrtonsls, and voted for the Van Buren, canaloa'e De
cause they preferred Mr. Van Buren, 10 any otnet cunt
date for the Presidency Eg sG bo are seaed to
hons vo,sd for The v candidate did 50 because they
@ Aholon;sts il follows necessary consequence,
that la.re pro portion of The Wings OF 'na sac are
abo;,;onsts This suPposlon will not be Likely, we
shonlJ think to strengthen the attachment Of !he sout
ro Wits for their brethren of The North # however
~" t ILs Abolition Wings voted for the Van buren can
because they prefer Mr. Van Buren, as candidate
for the Presidency they committed grand mistake as
Cen Harrison in late speech has declared nmse 40 IA
vo Of Abotioais and has proposed to apply tne whole
of the Surplus of the government 70 a ,b
bera,ing and transporting to Africa the slaves OF lhe
dea Consequently Gen Harrison is the candidate iof
the AboIonsts and if they have done any thing TO aid
the cause of Mr. Van Buren, they have .he
l error II seems TO be difficult matter or the
ton editors 10 agree with regard TO the causes WINCH
have produced the result Of the late election IN hhoos