Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-12

1t will be seen by the above, that by allowing the
Wings all that The sangune claimed for them
the majority is clear and unequivocally Democratic.
But there two three set down in the above table
10 the Opposition, who believed to be with the Admi
Rsiraun, not only upon The question Of the Sub
Treasury which they have arowed tut also upon
party politics generally, and will vote for Constilu
tioRa Treasury Democrat for Speaker Even conced.
ing to opponents The vote for this officer, the FIVE
Federalisls from New Jersey who hold the Governors
certificate in defiance Of the twice clearly expressed
will Of the peOple-Ue say conctding them these,
the Of oganzson and still they will be found in
the majority This although perhaps pregnant with
any immediate evil, les, it should be made Of as
precedent, should not, and we we'll assured, will not
be permitted IL TO Governors is conceded the right
ofsayng who elected, and his certificate be cnns
dered only prima acie but absolute evidence Of cleo
ton however clear the pnpua will 10 the contrary, the
in New Jersey akurds lamenabie evidence at how
easy, in corrupt hands, the minority may rule the majo
rity and The people have the national legislature organ
lied By the election Of officers TO preside lis debe
ration whose principles and purpose are dameIrcaliy
opposite 10 their In clear Of aud upon
popular suffrage that in New Jersey there should
be moments Hesitation with Congress in refusing to
counienance by immediate rejection Of their votes
tits bad enough that the people through the temporary
rejection Of the Ave clearly elected members should BE-
excluded from Represe NATION important IN
cason the election Of the officers Of the House, bn TO
permit equal number Of fraudulent cllna mis- unbus
ingly their places would be outrage upon
public Justice and would establish precedent for The
practice OF the most open and fragrant violations Of the
ballot box.
AS TO the conea,ed seat from this State by Messrs.
lngerso and Naylor, both holding certificates both will
doubtless be excluded until their is investigated
This the recent election if there previously doubt,
has been rendered easy task. No who looks al
the bold and startling proof of fraud which the last phil
In the Third Congressional District has so indehbly
stamped upon the election Of 1885 can doubt az TO who
should and no doubtless will be admitted 10 seat in
the House So clearly has Mr.. lngersois case been
made out, that have heard il minated that Mr.
Naylor will not push his pretended claim Thus II will
be under any and every aspect OF the case the De
nocracy command ma jorIiy IN the beginnlng-and
maj ory that will strengthen time affords an oppor
tuny for The exposure of frauds that will drive federa
claimants from the doors Of the House in shame il not
in disgust.
Those eho advocate emission Of small bills should
carefully survey their whole argument and not only
what il saws bat what it implies. They will find that
they are virtually giving their prntrsctsd
suspension of specie paymens-out thai they yield
inc 10 the sway Of irredeemabe paper for long
of years, and are in fact con,rnding for tina, which will
do Pennsylvania jury than all The ,aikedof con
spiracies agans, Penns yvana interests could posi-
bly, effect, il those things were true which are
constantly asserted by the suspension journals Are The
people Of The State prepared for this! Are they dis
posed yield to arrangement which has for ills OBJ
ect the ponement of resumption the longest pos
sibe period, Are they con,en, 10 make themselves
.comtor,able it is called for series Of years, with
loads of deprecated and per- do they
wish TO eec, to better state Of things