Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15
!. ana no answer for one month made to a positive
= ~, IN. Auditor for The returns, although the Char

,n, no answer for one month made TO a positive
~ nm, The Auditor for The returns, although the Char
g. ...-.y .rgu. - uoIts!s Reports; Who can Tor
..,a,n,n:s AID susr,c.ons under SUCH state OF
~, |. States Bank post notes falling due in New
YAK are regularly redeemed with specie by the
s,,n,h IN Tia, cny So far as i, goes, this is good
pn.-The y F. Pcs, of Tuesday says: Stocks ge-
stgv were firm I" day, although our quotations are
-.t t,r several OF tie leading stocks Bank Of the
,,t Safes Delaware and Hudson, North American
rs, la,It ~ ard Bank oil Kentucky were stationary
r, hos attribute ihe advance stocks yesterday 10
~, hopes n perpetnalng little longer their eJheme
~ r,oer system; but the revuision in prices is steadily
rar. on, and the speculative system OF credit, with
We have long been otiiced does nyt find favor
49,, ali me substantial men OF their owE psrtv
Inc Philadelphia Sentinel understands ''llat in con
;,o.ty with The provisions OF their charters. and with
b appeared be the public sentiment on the subject
N, Banks Of the City and Comfy of Philadelphia |
MN lwo exceptions have declined declaring dividend
s, the last months: and learn that a number Of
,hs Banks IN the interior of the Stale have taken |
IN. same This determination whilst il evinces
disposition on the part of the Banks obey the |
I,ss OF the land, as far practicable, will ope.
,,;, we apprehend, with great severity many
,d.ss and orphans and charitable institutions whose
,,rcs have been invested in bank stock. The Com. |
nsnweath, Also which is large stakeholder in seve.
>, Of the banks, and which has heretofore derived
,-a.drrab!e revenue from the tax bank dividends,
v suffer no little Inconvenience from its withdrawal,
IA De obliged to resort TO further taxation or 10 loan
- meet the deficiency. According The report of the
safe Treasurer to the Legislature in December last, the
Co,r,onwpsl'h received in 1885, from dividends on
E,,k sock Sl5S $50; and from the tax Bank div
esnds Sll3,e26 80; making together 1912 0o6 50 In
esInairn. !GS tuuuDe receipts in the State Treasury
,r ne present year. these two items are put down al
S2.0GUO.
m. Huntsville Democrat Of the Cd inst says that the
H.phs OF Alabama continue 10 redeem their notes with
sp.ce and there is probability Of their suspending-
Their resources being ample 10 sustain them
Mo he In.
cc,he Advertiser OF the 9h learn that The Cincinnati,
s.~h~ u,h ,ho s hs coomerc'ai tbs Ha"'i-
ton Bank. Urcans, Dayton, Granville, the two Wooster
BANKS and the Commerc ia Bank OF Scioto, al Ports
mouth. have all refused TO redeem their notes The
mautei Of the banks in this State, believe still
pa,lng specie The Fayelte and franklin Banks Of
Cncunsn resumed specie payments on the 9TH The
Cucnna, Gazette states that the Ohio Life insurance
aud Trust Company of that city resumed specie pay mens
on The inst. Under the Law u Ohio, If any bunk sus
csrGs than Thirty days. lis charter
becomes forfeited.
4 he Ohio Statesman thinks. that The banks of that
State which have stopped, will resume specie payments
within The thirty days required by the law, rather than
ALLOW their affairs 10 go into the hands of the commits.
MOVEMENTS OF THE WIGS
No sooner the Election over, in the State of New
York. Than The Wings begin to in the Presidential
Election a meeting OF the Wings called in their
respective wards Tuesday Evening choose Dele.
gates Convention which is appoint Delegates
the Harrisburg Convention. Symptoms OF division
beginning to break DOT. The Evening Star (Ci,izen
Nuah) ARMY advocates The nomination Of Mr. Clay in
preference 10 Gen Harrison Scott He aside the
name Of Gen. S. says that his nomination is confined to
very select circle Qhat State, and nowhere ese;'
edmres Gen S, gentle and soldier. but denies
bis professions 10 the character Of statesman. He
contends, thu, MIR Clay and Gen. II having certain
strength will be the two leading before that Con
renOn That the powerful talents, eminent services,
and great experience OF Mr. Clay, entte him to the
preference deny. Let his friends, therefore,
among the Wings, rally 10 hs standard in the several
WARDS 80 night and sustain him manly, open, honest,
fearless BY sending members 10 The Convention
who will for Clay delegates He declares that
friend Of The great statesman will desert him
for newly named candidates and fresh adventurers If
have have % sink Gays the Star) let 90 down
With the Clay flag flying in preference 10 time servng,
hcke' dishonest policy, which must inevitably bring de
ieat ana t,saster with it"
he Rochester Democrat supports Gen Scott, the
tarot,e OF the .oun,ryapd The York Herald stands
oy MN, and oeclass at once, that III the Wings OF
York 90 not put up the name Of SCOTT, they have
nol the slightest chance carry The State next year
u present any serious obstacle The reelection Of Mr.
Van Buren, "
The friends Of Gen. Harrison, again, are bucknp on
their in his behalf and caing meetings. in Ohio
for selecting Delegates in their Congressional ps,rc,s
20 ai,end the Harrisburg Convention The Honor.ls
Elisha hitll,sey has been appointed (S,a'e) Delegate
10 the Harrisburg Convention from Ohio, The place Of
Judge Calvin Pease, decd
The Ph,lsdephia Sentinel states that the hostile
feeling which has frequently exhibited itself within the
last year between the friends Of Harrison and Clay is
openly expressed in sections Of Pennsy nia
and threatens entire separation of the Wing and
Masonic parties We stu think that Mr. Clay has
much political tact and experience TO be candidate
der such unfav"rable Circumstances and that when the
proper time arrives, his will be Withdrawn from The
canvass Referring 10 the chickering's among the sup
porers of hesSs Clay and Harrison the National Ga
=rne Of Tuesday remarks that ",he divisions which
exist in the party will be fatal its prospects, if they
continue but few months longer"
The Columbus (Ohio) Journal depreeates the attempt
torun Gen. Scott calculated the pobab
Nles of Wing dIsunion'
For parts. do fear any Of them or all
together Be il military chiefain civian be he
Hh" ne may that comes forth under the hg auspices
IN the ,aludnous school of That party, the free People
ct The S, will no, support him The little Magician
as the true Exponen; Of the States Right principles Of
the Constitution. will distance them all
The n. Y Times Conservative and The n. Y. Ga
Zeue (Whgl have taken unbraGe the in
which We speak Of Mr. Van Buen's claims upon New
lork we have room this morning for any remarks
upon this suhjectbrt ask those gentlemen Editors
how they reconcile TO themselves TO gaIble
e1presons-We take it for granted That the Times first
ST. the example, and that the Gazette un~ittIngy fol
lowed it Our words were: ave can never believe, af
Der the noble example which almost every other Stale
in the Union has exhibited that New York, MIR Van
Eutrns o~n State will shrink from her duty to him,
eel tie erra Principles Of the Democracy Of Tho
mas j. gSrsoa The York commentators have omit
lee The words in Italics.
Agricultural Far-PREaIrMs.
The Alhemarle Agricultural Society held its annual
meeting the week before last The Charlottesville Ad.
says ,ha, they received beautiful Address from
Professor Rodgers Of the University. "His principal
theme agricultural chemistry and the peculiar ma
and properties Of soils and plants aud their appro
pirate sumulants. He refu,ed many Of the erroneous
;heores The subject and urged With peculiar eoqnence
the propreiy Of improving lands by The use OF lime,
which abounds in the lower section of this county. The
conclusion of his address touched upon the mania for
emigration that is desoa,ing many of the airest regions
Of Vrgnia-and unsurpassed in beauty and pathos
BY any thing of the kind we have ever heard The start
Ing in he of he
fully testified that an indeble impression wrought
upon their feelings We easily conceive The elo-