Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26
THE CALLED C0NCRESS-oa0.,


The Wings appear 10 be coming out IN full ch+''
for Special Session Of Congress The Vessel = =.
must he put on the Federal tack-The Indepea..a
Treasury must be removed, for the purpose Of pra'
lng Ike way for National Bank. The proceeds 6:
sales Of The Public Lands must be distributed a. &
increased Tariff must be imposed. The predom r.''
party are impatient TO exercise their power, that II
cannot wait for the regular session. Blu, lie, The ~.
gers al Washington determine without c6nsu.-.
with the President, that this Special Session NJ. 4
held Let them assume tie responsibility, 7 4.
please Let them incur the expense. Vet sur. \ Y.
mon dccemcy requires, that they should not ear,
their determination upon false prrtencts. The:
prove ii they possibly can, but not pretend IT. I.
Richmond Wing has boldly DONE that Mr.. Van b.'a
does eaye The Government IN the mos, distract
embarrassing situation. that there is debt o: mr.
millions incurred in few wears; that VARIOUS 4 q.
ments Of the public service entirely unable I =
the demands upon them: the revenue greatly ii l..
the appropriations the Sub-Trcasnrv law fraud u :
The public understanding, &c, &c THIS Is al -
ton-ail humbug-not argument or proof. Al! ~
assertions arc denied in the most positive terms.
the floor Of Congress, where the humbugs has y.
scattered in order 10 be generally distributed I'll q
The Wing organs. 1t seems, that We must have / ;
cial Session palmed upon us-and Pre;ences h.
manufactured for tie purpose Of justification.
Distribution IS becoming ,he order Of the day
The wings, although IL comFcia them 10 .a.fca.s *
/ Tariff. Tie N2fisonlar says. that ain the s,H's
debate in the Senate on Thursday, MIR. Wcb,,ar Fl
occasion TO say that he was in favor Of an eqst'.
distribution Of the proceeds of the public Lands
limited time. The sum Of j or ! millions, wh'ch
act would withdraw from the Treasury NIGH,
opinion, be moe than supplied By tax OH a:'.c
luxury now free.
A resolution has passed the seEatc Of Pennsyr'7i
nstructing her Senators, &C. 10 vote in ia Of I.
the distribution ofthe proceeds sales the pub .
among the several States il has passed lis % read =
the House, by vote Of - To ga very exprt. T
amendment was made in that body, the motion Y.
Cox, instructing the "Senators To vote for u II.
sufficient herfGtter for the wants of the Govern
,cithom applying 10 tint purpose any part Of ~ /.
reds Of the public lands" This proposition ac
ed BIZ decided mojorty-51 to So (Thus, Dt.t
button and Tariff 90 hand in hund)
of J. anawba and Dyer Of Henry-as voting agan';
election of 4 second Senator, and asks them ~ae'-'
they represent their Constituents; Admitting the
even doubt about these gentlemen, why coe' :
Wing sur over the other side OF the account, %ai'
not doubt exist: Where are Messrs aai'.'
and Fontalne, who distinctly msrepresent Their ' :
stituen,s on this very question:
II We are authorized by The Cashier Of The J.,
mers' Bank 10 say tina, the Virginia Banks 8 Y =
sumo specie payments on the first day of Feof'a'.
Alexander Barrow, (WhigJ has been elected 4 (,
first ballot Senator of thu L. States from tue
Louisiana, from the ith March next, n place =. +,
Robert &. Nicholas. The vote for Barr"
Nicholas 29-blank /. both branches of the Is
,nre completely II.
Alexander Ventrs7s, (W J of Wilkinson county, ).
been elected Speaker of the House of il,
| by vote Of 81 to "a, and r. NJ. Corwlne' ("p''
zoo, Clerk by vote of 40 10 81
Mr. Archibald Stuart wi,hdraws his pfetrns',"a
candidate for Congress, and recommends on ...:
Of Delegates from the di'ren, counties oil M !.
to assemble at franklin February Court i
already set the ball in motion-and 1t IS eas"s ],
CONNER ded TO the other counties to ael Is so'-
| sible , ....rs s.
The Democrats Of Patrick have called me-,
the purpose Of appointing Delegates to a 'S'''