Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-05
(Fron the London aGd Pa'is Observer,
THE STATES OF TIE AMERICAN UNION

(Fror the London and Pais Observer
THE STATES OF TIE AMERICAN UNION.
(Erom d CerrsspoHdaLJ
PEcrxTARY matters have presented so alarming an
asnect m the United States for the last years, that
the holders Of the Bonds OF the individual States IN
Europe without receiving their regularly, Fave
feared that The principal was greatly endangered, and
in the end would probably be entirely lost that teey
ha had sufficient - be frightened, on acc"un
OF the odous doctrine # "hepHdidtioa engeroefsd
in Mississippi, will not be Questioned, tut ina. III,
cause any longer exists, cannot Tor moment ee RATIONAL
~ b. evHG excet IL ia as rc'es L me SotTy oa'e
from ghich 1t e,uaaaed III the extraordinary crisis
through ch the have passed, N monetary A.
fairs Zoology for tho.e IN arrears, who"
hay. evinced determination, fal,h'ully and honestly
TO comply With their o. gatioas 80 coon SO hey can
avail themselves o: ample means. From Their high
stat, al uppue,i prosperity, tiey became suddenly IN.
volved in difficulties hch the most sagscious minc
could not oresee II was L Gala '''ty TO themselves,
affecting most seriously the capital sis ana Diners OF
Europe, but II could MT b. branded with CRIME where
the purpose INF xble II repair the injury at the
earles. possitl. period Reas nabe persons are al
ways induacnt cases OF inability to comply VITA
engagement, however grievons t"l inconvenience
which may be occastVned when nnacconpsnea "y
frau dui Intentions States, as ven az naiVicca's
can only fa from their position, IN Tue esiloat'nn %:
their contemporaries, by departure from u" pr'n-
cplps OF justice and far dealing. The ohIrct OF tts
putlcatinn, 10 make CANDID exposition oil taa H.
nanctai condition aud resources o each oil the opve-
reign States, We as prevailing sentiments in re-
la,lon To pubic Indebtedness, &c, &c. Those BY
which the American Conieteracy was formed IN 100,
will be noticed IN the order tina, they were of'ghay
settled ana others they were admitted INTO the
U,oo after the aaort on III the Constitution OF III
UnneG States n l1c9.
VIRGIsl,-Se, led in 1867 by Errlish-conta'ns a
populallan &C pa, 800 white inhabitants, and io00UU
neg,ofs-extsnt e Territory, Ci coo English square
m Iss-Ganrrai Election 10 Aprl-vo,ers, citizens free
holders of value OF - dol and skeePers one year
-Lse,sl.tnre mre, ii 5 Monday IA pec"mher- metz"
pol g. Rich nnnd annual expens, OF state institutions
$50 O00 dolls members t3c Nat"nal House OF H.
pr.sen,a,ive< l5-capI,al employed foreign trade
42o 800 dcls--tn manufacturers, IL 3l dolls crop
OF 1912 .s,mated al 0G0 900 hnl OF cereal gram
40C0 900 los cotton, anu 81 000, 600 lbs tobacco
public drbt 400 loo dolls AM !. provision made du-
ring the last session Of the Legislature, by direct a1a
tim Tor na.n,- nance OF credit Interested III Banks
OF undoub,ed spsency, u the amount OF about ooo,
Uoa dolls ad $50 miles OF canal 90 rai-road, aud
about GOO Harthern a,d McAdamzed Turnpike, to the
value OF the remainder of The money borrowed. A
ar pudiat,f has never darkened thu threshold OF the
public Councils
NEW Ynkx Settled in 1914 by Du,ch; cont,ins a
population OF ! 50 $50 nhaDiians; extent OF territory
40 20 EnaiiS square mics general election 81 Aionday
in November yoets u of age, inhabitants
of State Cor yenr; Legislature iset hfst tues
day IN January metropolis, Albany annual expense al
the State institutions 900 dollars; members IN tie
na,oool House OF Rspress natives, ~; capital employ
cd in fore IN trade $50 900 dollars in manufactures
63 37l l25 crop cereal grain OF 1912 estimated al
81 900 900 bushels Public Debt 20 07o, 1863 dollars
Interested in $50 miles OF canal and IN 500 miles OF
railroad New York meets her ineres! punctuaily.-
Her ability do in future no one quest ons SLc
has numerous resources Her public works are gene
rally useful, and pay some dividends, while from her
salt springs (Sae property she derives large reve-
nue. 1t believed t>at within he. limits there was
not sol t,ry "Reprdator, but utteilg an individual
high in office has become lis advocate-without, how
ever, making any converts.
M,ssAcncsETrs- Settled in 1929 by English; con-
tains population of 73S 900 inhabtt,nt' extent OF
territory $500 English square NILS; general election
second Monday in November voe:s, citizens 81 years
of uge one years residents and have paid Stale OF
county tax; Legislature meet first "Wednesday IN ia.
nuary metropolis Boston, annual expense of State in
stitutions $50 coo dollars; m,:nbers IN the National
House Of Representa- 10; caoiti employed IN To-
reign trade Is OC0 900 dca7s manufactures % UU0
900 6oias: crop Of cereal grain OF loi2 estimated at
100000 bushels Public debt 9,424,l3l dollars, IN
ferest regularly provided. Interested 10 q miles OF Gu
nal and in 3c2 miles Of railroad, which paws large O.
yidepds Entirely free from sRep udiatoFs.
New HAMPsHIRE-Se;tled in 1923 by English
tlas population of PSI 900 inhabants; ext mt of ter
ritory 80 English square nles; general election
cond Tpasdlv IN Mach; voters citizens No other qua
feat on than 10 be 81 years o! sse; Legis meets
lst Wednesday in June; metropolis, Concord annUa
expense of Safe institutions 5u,uua dollars; members
in the National House of Representatives. 4; capital
employed in foreign trade 100000 dollars, in
factures is 600 900 doars crop of cereal gram of 1912
estimated al 5O0u 900 bushels Public debt, NOME
ter-tsd n about 5tl miles of railroad
NEw JERsyY-Seued in 1924 by Danes; contains
pnvu alton 375,uG0 nhahtants; extent OF territory
$500 Eaelsh square IN les; genersl election second
Tuesday in October voters, citizens q years OF age,
one years residence in State; Legislature meet an.
nusy; metropolis, Trenton cnnua! expense o. S'a'e