Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-05
Correspondence If Me souta cnroiinian.
"WAsmIxGroY CRY, Goth Jan, l.

leaders oil the AboliinnSs proper, III the House, con
slst Of John Quincy Adams, Of Massachusetts, Joshua
H. Giddings, OF Ohio, Francis James. Of Pennsylva.
mia, Archibald l. Liuu, If New York, and William
Slade, OF Vermont ihcs. have regular drilled corps
al members under them, who all Wings, like
themselves and whenever an Abolition petition Is
presented, these worthless are always ready To gel
up the yeas and nays and create n row-none beng
more forward III the meier than the venerable Tx Pre-
sident. The question of reception, which has always
been raised, has lately drawn off, Southern men, who
seem disposed 10 favor the umbug OF the "rght oil pc.
tition. These persons John Minor Bo:ts, famous
lo celebrated Coffee House letter, giving the detail
Of an attempt "hcad Capt. Tyler aud Alexander
H. ii. Stuart, both Members from Virginia. THIS
move OH Their part has given vigor to the Adolf
tionIss, and Mr. Speaker White has granted seat on
the floor 10 two o their Reporters the Rev. Joshua
Leavitt, editor Of the Emancpator and the Reverend
Charles a. Torrey, editor Of the New York IraRgctS
The latter lately paid visit TO Annapolis (S'd ~ or
der report liz proceedings Of the Shareholders Con
venilon held there and sundry ncendlary documents
having been found upon his person, he was arrested
and put in jail, the charge of having tampcred with
the colo.cd population lie returned 10 this city last
evening, having been admitted 10 bail in 81 900 for
his appearance 1t the next Court.
.Egcry!in9 seems To intimate that there IS 4 regular
organization al the Abooniss throughout the Union,
and that their plans, il successful must soon fix upon
us the necessity Of pursuing severe measures Francis
Granger Of New York, formerly Gen. Harrison Post
master General, introduced resolution IN the House,
this morning, from certain citizens OF Ontario county,
IN that State, praying Congress o protect their con.
sttuiona rights in The Post Office Department. and 10
furnish them personal protection in the different States
of the Union. -meaningrl suppose, that Uncle Sam
should puci his mail bags with Abolition petitions, and
protect Yankee that chooses TO visit the South
Tor the purpose o creating instruction ana blondsled
Tho question Of reception raised on the memorial,
and That question LAID Tie table, by vote Of
| lOl yeas 10 i nays
ssThc Treasurer ofthe Abolhonis,s here Mr.. Gates
Of New York, followed Ar. Granger with perfect
stack Of Abolition petitions, praying that Congress
would not adm Florida or Texas into the Union, and
that slavery should BE- abolished in all the States and
Territories On all these petitions, the question Of re.
ception ra'sed and laid on the table.
| "ln the Senate, they manage Abolition affairs much
better than in The House. although there several
rank inccndlares in that body Among them, may
| notice the Michigan and Vermont Wing Senators. 10
yea, and NAYS have been ordered, however, thus f
The question Of receiving Abolition petitions
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York Herald.
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bring about resumption. This movement the wca K
banks resist aud force their issues which increases s
depreciation while The strong banks in preparing -
resume, demand FOR specie Hence the increased
rates those points where the lrredcenabc currency
pTedominacs
| ain South Carolina and Georgia the specie paying
banks prcdOmnatc md the weak banks are corstillly
winding UP. At our latest dates the Planters ahd
Mechanics Rank, at Columbus, had cl"scu I'D uooiS,
lc;ng un,hle "a an on The Central Bank must soon
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