Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-26
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and . lid JUDICIAL recs"n Il is remarkable that u if:'ws
into rage The press devoted Ia The IN rcanie h'sts
and d. nden On II i"r support, 10 mo tnf
prompt Ia provide remedy against To" mischi'i WING"
The cunsituc"n in p"sed on he Department ny me r.
dsral Judge decision Introduced The Evening
Star says:
.s1he tior,rn,n,nt against me P'0pie Ptr'sh Tom
merce. Perish TQd,.-Mr Secretary W"Gdhufy is OUT
With ann,l.r cueupr July q, I" the "s;rnfn n
NV IL c"td il is .qn'y"ca''ng as nay ~ sulp'ssa'
The n,araudnp office holders, Grifniru w 'hfr aehpl
Ia prasp al SIX uiuns Of d"ilars by drnaonaizhg our
och al, sbps and driven from their false position By lie
arru,npna,ve l"gic # ih PLAIN straightforward cil'S's
i Nanurke, and New BrGl"rd are To" pr"un !" give
way aud admit that tny are The servants not me mas
,r,s o the people SECRETARY Wn"dhury says The Pre-
si,rnl approves his circulars. and The temperament ."
the dcsinn respecting c"uhsca"n OF whale vessels IN
nj Congress meet Wonderful con scrnsin Also, ir
thinks our cnsus and vrssrls o abroad : III pr"' CT
uur laIrs- that nsnl nj edIct winch The I"vefnme
bureaus have dared 10 issue requiring fishing Licences
wl not make sshry |" s. nd them out al iP END
Of the wear fear revolt al me as The ac's OF
f, hruary g 1913 and July 90, 1890, viii answer rs
protection W. doubt any interpretation from such
source. "A whale is not a fish is q Nantuckeler
so green The SECRETARY may think
u Secretary had sci al d. iance The decision OF
the Federal Judge, Tins would have been an muir"gr
upun the Constitution. and. Whit is worse IN Fedrrsl
EYES contempt Of The Judicial dignity the lie depart.
menl II The Secretary had alternative in The eye
cu,ion Of hs duiy but The rnnrcrmPni Of the strained
oi the court. in II would have been Uur
Z
s,lsiy the law as drcrCtd BY the court and The
commercial interest from ills opprt ssre consequences,
Nuuh and his Wing coad tutors Of The prsss ale in
rage It is pity they should be 50 lncensed at what
! relieves their trends :. Glue.
Treasury DtpaErMExr. July 6 1850
Gentlemen Your moral 10 the President Of the
L 5. has t'en r,turntd by him 10 This Department
He npprnvrs ihr visws taken in the circular Of The
Comptroller and IN my letter ~ you of the 2Iih. and
psprca'y q" The proposed rnssi"n of the foreign fn.
hat III leave the Who'll" matter in fiscal view,
rs IL stood before The late judicial drcIsiun
liz has been abb discover further relief that
eau he properly stf'rrrd by The Executive But The in
cnnrtniPncr nI nrpyrrg 10 me H. por'mPnt for
sion. hit viii sill rrmain. and That only, connected
with the rrvenue-cnn br rsN ned th'uGi' il un""" b.
en,ir w. MI legislation IL had or the judi
cs Ct hrIofr mentioned by some other
court
All The officers nf the customs will hp expected and
dnuhlls S. ~ BIZ happy iac,lae, much as possible,
The ste ps whrh thse Interested may find !, necessary
Ia nike to rrncutr .let; and feel assured that lutte
delay and cost viii br required in any quarter as are CON-
sisipul with The laws
In respect 10 The Influence of The late decision the
ssfy "f The hale SHIPS abroad and The discipline "i
their II must hr ohvnus. that The Executive can
property nrrtere wh The administration al The laws
wh,ihpr for civil criminal liahiifs as heiween IN
! dlviduals o companies engaged in The fisheries.
! But ] have n" h.snncy IN expressing The opinion.
that al vessrls and Consular mud Diplomatic
ffictrs i'll sfd every prot. ction in ilfir power 10
American ciiizrna, and 10 hat is in ac and in g0nd
ta'h American pr rt-ihnpgh by insdvrrifnce not
accompanied by such papers the Circuit Court have
drrd' 10 be necessary and proper under particular acts
Of Congress.
Should you consider This ast suggestion nf s icent
ina"rlaacr I" have rnsiInr'ns abroad 10 that,
fleet ny The Stale and Navy Departments, entertain
no d"ubf they uil be- ch.priuIil issued your writing
In those Departments for the purpose.
In the meantime The app, b. nsi"n enertnined by
snms. that the u vessels departing from the U.
s. under enrichment and c nse, would, oil the end OF
sho, bal
not supposed by the Department 10 BIZ well fnunded.-
Boz On The contrary Ihr 9Th section If the acI Of 18Th
If february. 1873 ind pendent If ans engagement IN.
der the act Of July 90 1850. is believed 10 preserve,
under certain prescribed d. carairns 81 thu mSsier all
rights and privileges I'll the arrival Of The vessel Of the
LEVI Woodbury.,
{, Stcrttnry If lie Treasury
hlrssrs J. 4 Parker Jos. Grnnril Adams G. ".
Morgan. l. NJ K. h,nson, James Arnold, Andrew Robe
son Committee of New B.diurd.
MISSISSIPPI UNION BANK.
/ The Mississippi papers are hed With statements OF
The gross and unrxanped misconduct Of The banks in
that State. The Uni"n Bank the last created "f thsa
institutions. is behind none Of the others iu reckless and
ruin"ns encouragement The Uninn Bank esla-
hished by the Legislature Of Mississippi order TO
tnedy the evils brought upon the people by the eItrava
giant conduct of The other bnnks; regulate exchange
support The planting interest and control the minor in
sul0linns; III short the Unnn Bank rps,nre comb
d'nce among the business and elevate the credit of
mississippi IN other cuuntri.s The Union Bank nf Mis-
eiss ppi 10 be, word second Bnnk If the u
s. II was 10 regulate TIE financial affairs Of The Slate nf
Mississippi ihr u. S.. Bark is regulate those Of The
whole country. shond Mr. Henry Clny succeed pr"cu,
ing chareI for il. The consequences Of crenrgsn in
stiiuton regulate all others in tn Stale are begin.
ming TO manifest themselves The Regulator NEEDS
regulator than any al the Banks utch he
ruRd hy its power liz affairs have been gpd with
more ignorance and bed faith Than thnse of any nlher-
So far from having had beneficial effect upon the cur
rency. it totally dPronged it, and thrown into worse
confusion than il was before The Regulator came into
existence. nd what else could be expected from such
an institution? Us desaies are in the hands OF men
similar in every respect 10 th"se who control the other
institutions IF mississippi-nn and If the directors Of The
/ Union Bank have Conducted themselves with greater
disregard 10 public opinion is because they clothed
with greater pnwer and ntusnce-lher privileges are
more extensive. and their capital larger.
What reason is there 10 expect that national bank
chartered BY Congress would not be guilty The same
ndscreIions and violations "f law and gnod faith and
inct the evils upon the who'll people this coun-
try, Inch have bren witnessed and iel in the Inisman-
agsment of the great regulating Union Bank Of Mssis
sipp'
The history ofihe Mississippi Uninn Bank is history
| of the late United States Bank nn minor scale s.Nn
ennnRr dad the Unnn Bank go into nTefaiin saws thu
Naich.z Freersder ihan II lost sight Of the objects for
which il was chartered and fell into The old beaten
track. purchasing bills kites enormous amount
nl the commission prchan and compelling the plan.
tee 10 pass through the ordeal that had subjected
him Ia The payment of cnmmssnns and his prom rty 10
ex. cution But This is not the w"tst feature of these
Transactions. Debtors told, If they would draw on
particular housts in New Orleans their bills should pass
i'h these houses several of The officers and dire
were connected and they took this Of throwing
bad drbts upon The bank rather than sustain
"ss !" the neglect and injury of The high rus, imposed
10 them =
The paper money thus profusely thrown into the
hands OF The sprculanr is al discount of rs per
cent al the door of The bank and The teope are com
PEELED 10 bear this heavy loss in the purchase of the
necesssries Of life