Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-09

"NMAT's ~ .HE " iSp :--ILc W IS!lIl"ton correspondent OF Tie
Nv. tvl!Irr mentions, 4; an on Gt III The Metropolis, that Judge
r;:;s'.I!s.! elected s,aa'o'; j. :" b. appointed JgasG Of INC cG"t'
,mr d ,n rru.r<-aad the Wig expresses the belle; that The ru-
nos j. ir;c. Tni< new arrangement is said :" have hcca made Il,
F. : 80. aI ' '"I,L. -" o| """I b y't our r. Li"iJ,turs. WIZ is to be
Ii. IT,: Sc"-,Os :'-Lyaeatnry rrgia;a.
The LgarAAurg ~EIreitinn would do we'll to pay n little
M" attention to lis facts. II does US great injustice IN
Tie in>!uuatiun Il has Pot l"rth. No order for the cleo
tin i Judge Parker has Leen anonymously paraded in
TIE Eioa:rc1.' The Enquirer has been profoundly 81
!cnt about it-and what is more,w e can assure the Viz
g!nIan, tha, "o have made no effort to enlist a single
vote fr Judge Parker. We lave literally kept al1nf
from the members of the L.egislature-and have left the
qualifications Of Judge Parker to the Judgment Of The
tribunal, before whom they have passed. We had m
,cHtcd TO nV;cc this insnualIon, whether Richard +.
la!hrr was run as Il candidate or not; whether he was
or was nt elected. But as Yesterday, he 1caS elected
Ja4ge Of the Court Of Appeals, we deem it still more
due 10 Ourselves. and to Ell the parties concerned, 10 state
NE iaciS "i lhc case ard defy all contradiction.
We understand: that the Why's, with Il very few cx.
~ccp;ons, tan"ng whom we recognise Judge May, who,
bc!". 50 !Atc!y p brother Judge Of Mr.. Parker, is init.
iha'eIy acquainted with his quaiIiications,) run upon Mr..
iaUGn-And the Republicans voted on the I'd ballot for
Ar farker. with a few exceptions; and these unquestion-
a'l t"itrrd Mr.. Patton 10 be better qualified than Judge
Parker.
Tie |. Virginian asks "Vho is 10 be The nent Senator e?'
HrS!a! see, we presumc, in due season. We cannot, at
pTeErn! advise lim-Wc viii no; even venture 10 guess
-hHt rs The Wings alroGale all the talents. decency,
pi!"c. pies. and as was said yesterday in the Senate, all
The privileges. VT can scarcely venture TO hope. that the
sr!scIon u! The next Senator will be popular with the
Wig party. Whoever then accepts the Office, must, Of
cguTsc, take it with all the abuse which the Richmond
why and other kennel papers shall please to pour upon
HIS devoted !l"ad.-Bn, who cares FOR that?
.Ner Je$ry-lhe House Of Assembly have already
passed i've Banking Corporations, viz: " One connected
WIN the Rc!videre and Delaware Railroad Company
-TEt Tor Cumberland comfy, one for Mediord
S'u Two Tor the county of ESsex-one Of the letter
MM D capital Of one and 4 half million Of dollars.
'n''e He besides the above, sonewher about twenty
S,. SSppHca'!onS for Banks in different parts Of the
sag -SnIely this is lhe error of The Moon, in some
~ '"e States. Is it possible, that the Council Of New
N'$! I'd" cOhi'm snch proceedings?
~ 'tABE'cirs 10 Martin Yam Buren,, President elect
= "t o"ne" States, snail appear in our next.-He Of
"' S"una adr!ce IN eloquent language. Mr.. Van Blu.
a" ousH' 10 thank him for it. a celebrated French
M,"s' says, That to the ears Of men in power. Truth is
''' '"ousn Il is Ike most precious OF all things.
r. GOiD anil SILK.
H"r,fNs Of q letter To thc Editor nf tic Enquirer, Jan. %.
me course that al in hopes, from present indica-
nY">' .iat lne Legislature will pursue Ill embracing Inc
rr|h' GOLDEN opportunity of excluding bank notes be.
=" 'ne d'nom!na;ina Of $50, after suitable periods Oh
s"'' ''"Ih The Old Dominion, and only to increase Inc
I ~ oai'kS TO a Iudicious amount, in accomplishing
So SA'le' Is, | conceive, well calculated to I'LL all patriotc
"a"as with exquisite delight; 10 reflect, that, slow as ma
ao'S anu Individuals generally are to gain wisdom by
o"p''ehce. nevertheless, The inhabitants OF Virginia have
f1"e' an important point, by the sad experience OF the
.'s HaIn + evils produced by the unchecked emission
vi y; paper money in 1919, 20, 81, &c.-such as the ba
s,s"'ient OF the precious metals, the consequent explo
o~"o o. banks, the rapid and extraordinary rise and fall
~ property, and particularly Of lands and negroes, tt
-" -; INJURY OF almost the whole community, ana The u1te'
,%"o Of a great many, who, after having sacrificed thei
S"O'e estates, were sill. left largely in debt, &c, &c.
~. And, if you will excuse ME, | will state one
u, " lie many nearly similar cases that occurred abou
We SAID period Of lime-Thut is, all individual own
" property which he had been offered twenty thou
""a dollars for, made a purchase Of land TO the