Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-26


proofs TO that tribunal which alone competent to the
decision. Bait Post.
MORE FEDERAL PANIC PREPARATIONS.
We gave Yesterday extracts from the Federal organs
in New York Baltimore and this city all tending 70 se'
IN the same drama in the House of representatives. us
tina, which the depravy of Whiggery, under the ieaa OF
Thaddeus Stevens produced al Harrisburg The nslfu-
mens of The discomftted Opposition know that II they
cannot bring exrnsic force 10 bear upon The oeci
sion Of the House. it will never allow the Representa-
ves Of the New Jersey fraud 10 take seats and cono
its organizations without FIRST examining their right to
do so This they know will bear scrutiny and hence
the effort to alarm the Democratic members into an al
mission of The counterfeit Representatives from New
Jersey without looking into their qualifications, oy por
,rayirg the horrors of revolutionary scene IN the hal,
to make which they putting out the most Infamous
and false rumors. To gather handful OF wings from
abroad nfest the galleries and lobby and CO operate
with few Of The sort in the House. IN the etot
alright the body from the performance OF It's duties,
is the object Of these Wing agents.
The Baltimore Patriot repeats It's effort 10 get up
Wing mob for Washington, in the following story,
which every citizen can bear testimony is utterly des'
titule ofeven the semblance oftIu.h
Correspondence Of tie Baltimore Patriot
WAsHISGToS Nov. 30 1889.
~ do not know that afford you any intelligence
OF any importance TO day The excitement Of yesterday
and the day Jsore in reference the anticipated riots
Ills city, has abatrd in very great degree, and will pro-
badly be renewed till after the first day of the ses
sion When The first day IF The session arrires there ,cH
be found hin The preents Of this city Lond Of despe
uho is possible, may make an effort 10 des
troy the harmony Of Congress.
There is not decent man of any party in this city
who will have the hardhood TO say that there has been
any "s1citcmcnt IF yesterday or the day Jore, CT OF
any duy in regard ito the anticipated riots. DC. 1t is
altogether Shameless sheer fabrication 1t is meant
merely excite expectation in mercenary rniians and
bring them to Washington The suggestion of this
Wing euer writer in his first eplse. that the people of
this metropolis rel"ce IN The promised public disturb.
ances, because with the crowds, they will bring money
to Washington. carries with the fiction the grossest
Islander upon the character Of the city II gives 10 The
world, under the sanction Of the Wing editors who pen
sion these letter writer's the IMPRESSION that the people
at the capital OF the Union surdd to he enrap
tured at The prospect Of which mus bring dis
grace upon National Legislature. aid sink our ns
tulions the eyes Of ioregn countries, because will
bring among them concourse ut Strangers out OF whom
they will get money. The citizens Of Washington
owe il to themselves vndicate the city from this sian
der
II will be seen from The following from the last New
York Express that Brooks another of the Bank letter.
writer's is busy in CO operating with the Baltimore cor
respondent 1t shows that there concert in this move
ment on the House of Representatives. This scrap is
but the repetition of the same incendary stuff which the
In,elligencsr copied from the Express of week ago.
at is Of grea, importance that the Wings have their
Speaker and though they have majority in the popular
body declared by the popular elections get there IS
reason eqr tint they may b. r'ced or buied cut the
ability 10 haze expression ~ ts p"puar opinion IN HE
organisation IF the House The word abroad That there
have been inirigues in Georgia MIR. Pckpns is
brought up draw in anVun Buren, the South.
Threats are muered that the old Clerk, Mr.. Garland,
will take The responsibility of shutting oul The whole
State of New Jersey. Another Harrisburg affair is sig
nifcanly limited Ii is not certain that the revn UoE.
izng orgies of Partisan Jacobinism be perform
ed in our capital too. We shall sum In The
time. lei every Wing be on the ground = Gio6c
TEXAS Ill is asserted in late French Journal, that
Texas is disposed million pounds sterling
If tbp ricau debt u ENGLAND. Df
the recognition of her independence by that Govern
ment, and that negotiations gong on for that
object-B.
MR. Rusu's LErrEn-One of the most able and rad
cally Democratic documents, that We ever read from
the pen Of this distinguished ,csmnn find in the
last number of the Reading Democrat written in reply
call from several of the Oldest and jealous De-
mocras OF old Berks, asking his opinion the lnde
pendent Treasury and the late suspension Of specie
payments by the Banks. II is long, occupying over
eight columns Of that paper, but contains not word
that would ob!iterated or expunged The whole
subject is treated with that uiness and signal ability
that the author is known to be abundany competent
Until we shall find room for it in paper, give
the following flatterng remarks of the editor Of the
Democrat:
"The distinguished reputation which Mr. Rush
Joys, as a statesman Of enlarged and luminous views
reputation earned by well approved services the
country, and attesed by The confluence Of Madison,
Monroe Adams, Jackson and Van Buren-will, we are
sure be enhanced if possible by this admirable poduc
ton II is paper full Of sound thought and profound
reflection, and Of tone and temper, which will prove
acceptable to the whole Democratic party OF the Union.
The subjects o! which it treats full Of interest and
of the creates, magnitude the remarks upon the inter
fersnce Of tho u Rank Of pannsylvan in the cot
ton trade, will be acceptable 10 the Soulh-at the
time those pregnant observations we trust, will
not be lost al home. The argument upon the forfeiture
Of the charter Of the Monster Bank force con.
vicon from the unwilling mind tits bold direct
fearless and overwhelming attack upon that institution
hat aaid nf he of nden nde
Treasury scheme and Of The agitation of the Tariff is
conclusive and convincing. We have only TO say to
this letter; praise Of ours equal its
merits 1t is an exposition of Democratic doctrine
worthy Of the great masters of that school Of which its
author is disciple. Phil. Spirit Of the Times.
From the ~ Y Er. Post
plan has been formed among the spectators seize
upon the Government Of the U s., and WELD its powers
and it's cred, to The advantage of their interests and
their projects Il said have been first conceived
in the inventive brains Of certain English stock nbbers in
London and having been imported into this country
der the auspices of the Bank of the U. S., is
vassng for advocates and supporters both in and GU, Of
Congress
The plan is, that the General Government shall pay
The debts of the several Saies that shall take upon
self the issue Of all their extravagances, their unforu
nate specuations their wild and ubortive enterprises
rather shall shin The mighty burden from those no have
mady incurred it, upon the great mass OF the citizens of
he United States To The acqu'escence Of those
States which have not run into similar exiravagances,
hey be offered the means and temptation of doing
50 quickly they please. They TO be allowed
share in this plumber Of The public treasury in proportion
their populaon they to receive back part OF the
unds they be taxed TO supply; they 10 be brbed
With their own money and instructed osquander II like
heir neghbors
The declining prices Of the State stocks have alarmed
hose who hold them, and those 10 whom they are
pledged TO raise money, both here and in Europe 1t is
low clear that many Of The States will be obliged to
hapI u{
lready begun; that they will be left without public
Eeared thai their ciiizens will