Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-01
THE STATES


LorisIASA.-A Democratic State Convention +.
New Orleans on the 9Th instant. Gen JOSEPH u
was elected President There were - Wee Prs
elected, and II Secretaries Resolutions wtrr q.
mously adopted, condemning the repeal II IT, )
Treasury, the distribution net, the creation q. ~
al Debt, and the attempt made at the extra So.
charter a National Bank. The Hon. Alesauas' =
ton, at present Senator in Congress from Lou.
was nominated as the candidate oi the Demcef1,
~ for Governor
Onio.-A Democratic State Convention assa.
on the 9Th instant at Columbus. Col Dow,y tir'.
elected President. There were ~ Vice Presidents.
ed, and Secretaries. Wilson Shannon va, u
mousIy nominated the Democratic candd.e fl
vernon At the October elections. Many res l.ons
adopted, among which were the following
"Resotred, That the General Government h1s
the power 10 assume, directly by indirect iarsr.
debts contracted by either Of the several S'l',
that all attempts 10 fleet such object are AMI
to be, regarded violations Of the Constitute,
handed acts Of asurpaton, and as precsdenis, eDa-
ly dangerous.
"Resoired, Tha, the distribution Of the rr,c5s..
the public lands, provided for al the cxtraor-.rl,
sion Of Congress, is unjust aud cosrup,lng 10 1.
denotes and objects, productive of ncrc ascd and .
sive observation-disclosures Of which is seen n the s-
tempt, by the Wing party, TO tax the necesssf..'
life, even the tea and coffee used By the peop..-
It violates the compacts by which several j! TIE :.
renqushed their claims 10 said lands, IS con,rar'
spiii of the Constitution, and adverse to Tie .ea.
The people.
"Resoirtd That it is the duty Of Ohio, 70 maxi !,
quate provision 10 fuliill her engagements, an4 . :
tously guard agans, any unnecessary increase q
State debt
"Rcsotred, That the elective franchise il ona E
most precious rights, and that we hold all a,'ea'.
corrupt and obs;ruci lis free exercise as a s.eces
raj treason
"Resoired, That we regard the promotion 4 -sr.
education and intelligence the best means
vating the standard and morals of po,ica! enc.
the most etectual preven,ives OF rccnrrs"c.
fraud, pipe laying mposi,ions and delustaHs
Characterised the successful party in tie coal
1870"
NEW YonK.-A curious case Of Expunse ha' T
place in the Senate. The Governor Seward Y.
turned the Bank Receivers Law signed, bu' acc
MED by his objections 10 the law itself Tb'' Y
faced proceeding was evidently against ihe Io's'
tion-which requires of the Governor, cift| +
the bill, or return il with his affections So
te!- He did both-upon which Mr.. Fosle! q tr :.
nate moved 10 expunge It from the Joufnas
after much debate, prevailed, by vote OF j =
The Governor demonstrated against ,ais s1'tn-'
another message OF Goth January which mess'-
Senate refused TO receive, by party vote, AMI 1'
the clerk TO return il - the Governor.
MARY1AxD-Tbe House Of Represen'alFs' 4
passed bill compelling the Banks 10 resume -
,or, time. Il is now before the Senate. l"s !
ing letter the Baltimore Pa'ro, gives the last So
Of the prospects of It's passage
Extract Of letter, dated 80
"AsxAroLIs, Jan. - - -.
"The Committee Of the Senate, 10 whom W. -.
red the question Of the currency, together WIN =,
from the House in relation to resumption, WIZ ;.
port before the latter end Of next week. Inc! j
port new BILL requiring our Banks 10 fesrns - -.
named and, in the mean time 10 resume J.. So.
Pennsylvania or Virginia resume before the 70
70. our banks The day TO be named Tor lns o.s..n
ton of our banks, will give liberal time iof a. !.
concerned to prepare, and will be sansiac'"'
discreet of all sides. !. ,uu On
The Chesapeake Bank had been seVeIe .i,s, sl:.
in Ballimore-That institution had !oaheS