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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02
OCRATIC NONlN
[Eriyuct from the .Ncg Constitution I

EITtTdLt. ITOW nc NtN COElSIEu-.UN
AHI. lll-SEc -EEcIr While male CiZrn vi the Com
wealth, at The III went, years, rho has been
resident 0t he Sta'c for f!ro yar and Of the county, cay
rhe-e he offers r0: e!re months prtced
election, ami no other snail IT, tird 10
of the General Assembly aud all other u
rtcsc by the people, 5nt pr!son military
val service Of Tie lnited States sul be i, ecd
resident Of his State, by III being stationed therein
And person shall nave The right 10 vote VINO ui
sound mind, paupc nui-comnlsOngI other, sol
ier seaman marine in the service Of the United States
who has been convicted bribery in election any
Infamous offence
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

The Richmond Republican Of the l9h and 2lst Nov,
gives eriracts from the letters Of correspondent =
Why publish tie whoe letters and Then the readers
the Republican Judge of them properly.
However, correspondent needs no praise The letters
in columns speak for themselves Read The one to-day
from old PIttsy lyaniu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02
DIED.

prp in .is city sunday nnE lat. IN the .'a year Of b..
az, 49, 49, ..n,y r.iu, ihis cIty Ills
md hos 81 his iamy. invited attend funeral
I'M. .icr 3 o'clock.
49,, u. r.cerc. In county OF Hanover.
80, s,,r.ascr JOIN p. HARRISON. III: i1s o
Al IN. !bHs sIcic:y Performed i,.< ,lE
wcrGs before his death. he
~ raj IN The pslcr OF his prJcssion with slc!t!e aa KIND
could be surpassed Distinguished or ha hb
VAIN affections and oamee life. he equally RESPECTED am te
loved old friend and his Lcig!bo bears this moy
afIlcton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02
THE NEW CONSTITUTION.

The whole State has been head from, five counties
viz Bedford, Gilmer, Hancock Lewis and Wyomng-and
the stands Tor ratification 1896 against 795; major
y for the new Constitution srty-tuo thousand eight hun
dred and ninety eight!
Louisa voted against the Constitution, in addition 10
the six counties, cited by some time since.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02
tD.iiiGstvfsi. .ihEURil.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

IICHNOND MONDAY, DEC. l.
TORACCO.-Tht breaks az. Ia Ing oh AMI but i,ttc
conin. The sucks Isl oil October have been
reduced ani the qrsr ir sale H. for
united. Prices wIlliout change las
report. y. VI. MARTIN l. 60.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

The Presidents message is in the hands OF Col Bigger
P M-and it is in to-day, and the telegraph an
the fact it will at be delivered TO the vari-
papers and be published tomorrow II is said TO oil W
teen columns Of the Republic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02
ORGANIZATION OF HOUSE OF REPRESENT

Alta Democratic caucus Saturday night
DIR. Boyd, Of Kentucky received the nomination for
Speaker;
aIr. Fonay, OF Pennsylvania received the nomination
for Clerk
Mr. Glossbrenner of nsyvanio the nomination for
Seraeani-at Arms
Mr. McKnew, of the district, the nomination for Door
Keeper; and
Mr. Johnson of Virginia, the nomination for Posmas-
ter.
These gentlemen oil elected yesterday Their eiec-
ton will give undivided satisfaction The Democracy and
20 the country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

not fail to see door lies Go TO the polls then on the
9Th of December and u and vote for Fowler he Is
decidedly The stronger Of the Fuvanna and Goochand
and unless the Democratic is concentrated upon MN
throughout the district defeat is inevitable Between nun
and Amber rhero room for hesitation Inc
on Norman. English notions OF the prove INN 10 b.
behind the spirit The age he lives in, while me oier Is
identified with that spirit Go the polls then, all We Tiencs
nf reform and elect Fowler. - ,
To the young Democracy and voters especially do
appeal for Fowler. Give him your "noie slteneh
for he is your friend He opposed to imposing upon you
mo burdens of government while YOU were the tine
excluded from participation in its privileges lie therefore
voted for the new Constitution by which that odious dsnc
lion between the rich and poor that abused principle OF cs
nating mans capacity for self government by the guam
NV of property he might happen 10 possess IS obitea'eo
call upon you then, 10 the polls, ana oY vons ior
Fnwer manifest at once intelligence and gratitude
y, 49,, Nov q 1851 YOUNG FLU.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02
FOR THE ENoUIRE Err.
TO the fotcrs Of The Disric. composed Of The Counties

TO the fotcrs Of The Dric. composed Of The Counties Of
Louisa GooclLund and FIurdnna.
The murder of my late friend and manager, III" painful
duties which that distressing event caused the sud Zen ac
nrSperrcd business thrown upon my hands, and The
serious illness Of several OF my negroes have heretofore pre-
vented my taking active part in the ieel sure
that simple statement Of The above facts will be sui
cen apology such o you hear think negligent
carre-s.
The sacred duty owed murdered friend, and the
community which live has been discharged 10 the nj
of my ability and am engaged in cndeavoring
faithfully TO discharge my duty TO you.
Respectfully yours w. NJ. AMBLER.
FLuvASSA C.. H., Nov. %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

On Sunday " X" thus writes TO The Baltimore Sun:
There considerable animation in the Democratic eau
Gus last evening and contrary all expectation the Com
prnu!s RESOLUTIONS voted down that Is 10 they
tcd, though motion pendin. I" refer them 10
cu,Ii,.;ltc. 4 motion - adjourn also voted down,
,ho4. that would have given absent members chance t.
be heard.
Blu, fifty members voted agains, the Compromise is,
for abng il, and thrtyone thirty nine for -tha is
against iabng it. The short of the long story s the
Compromise kicked Of caucus by about nineteen
majority.
number of members then withdrew or ahs,ained rom
voting Among them Judge Bayly of Virginia. uol
Of Indiana Geo W. Jones of Tennessee Freeman 1'1
Wilcox Of Mississippi, ard good many Others
Among those who remained and voted, were Aess,s S S
tout OF Massachusetts, Preston King Of New lols uos
Ceaveland Of Connecticut and others Of ha percussion o
politics. ;;, r
None of the caucus nominations received majoy Of
The democratic vote Congress but M Johnson inc pre-
sent Postmaster the House. who was Ic-nomnatea WIN
Coi Fo,ney received 60 votes for Clerk and Linn Boyd
81 or 81 for Speaker Yet bo, these men are known 10 be
aunch Comnrumise men, that after ALL the intentions OF
the naiov of the Democratic party have been faithfully
carried out in their selection
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02
..,y,pS TIE COMMITTEES TO BE on THEIR GUARD"
"'''''' A'''' ~ hsGerson's Dying Words

' " Jsgerson's Dying Words
From oil quarters of the State our accounts are most
cheering Notwithstanding the idle boasts OF The wings and
their insd1us attempts gain power through Tie mo par
!y' guisc felt more confident, more saneuine
Of glorious victory To our friends abroad whose eyes are
80 anxousIy turned TO the Old Dominion say fear mol
for old Virginia But every Democrat In virginia must 90
his duty,-here time when 1t was more I'M
porant that every Democrat should stand 10 his arms
TO our Democratic friends in This city, and especially TO
Committees of Vigilance in each ward, may we not ap
neal and ask Are you vgilant7 Are you active in the
work Have you listed all the voters! Are they thor
ougy aroused and informed the Importance of the cleo
ton on Monday next?
No time should be los-much can yet be done between
this ana the day detection TO committees We say de-
lay no-go 10 work at once Do your duty Put forth
your whole strength In this connection publish the fol-
lowing pro grane of The movements Of the Richmond De-
morracy for this week. which ask the special attention
Of our friends.
TUESDAY NIGHT.
Meetings of the VIGILANCE COMMITTEES:-ln
Monroe Ward at Paul c. Kimbroughs Shockoe Hill Tav
en- Jsferson Vard-at' the corner Of l7h and Broad
sr:els.
PUBLIC MEETING, al Woodwnrds Temperance Hall,
on Broad street.
THURSDAY NIGHT.
GENERAL MEETING of ALL the WARD COMMIT
TEES at the Rough & Ready Hotel.
FRIDAY NIGHT.
GENERAL MEETING Of ALL the WARD COMMIT
TEES al the Union Temperance Hall
SATURDAY NIGHT.
GRAND RALLY! MASS MEETING of the Demo
cratic Association City Hall.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

Trio millions and halof gold were last week. at once
poured into the port of New York by single The
two conventions stitch had been held in California in refer
dividing The State had both declared in its favor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02
For the Enqitirer.l

RIcHMoSp Dec. lst 1851.
TO Nessrs Joseph Mayo Il. II. Houison, I, p. Aususi
Wlrmadukc Jollsoa, and Others:
Gentlemen Having been called in the public prints Of
the 18th November last 5y other friends favorable: my
election say whether would accept the Cickship Of
Henrico County Court sgn:ted my willingness 30 So
in card whic! appeared the 2Ih al the month ;
and promised if elected my best cndcaYors dis
charge tine duties with fidelity and promptness Allow
tender you my sincere thanks for very kind manner
in which you have been pleased speak omy qualifications
for the Office and ~ you il should conferred
Inc, every e!ipr within power shall be used 10
your favorable opinion
You. obedient servant, JAMES Elicit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

the House Representatives will be found to agree on 'e
questions of tariff internal improvements and every ques
lion OF importance that brought forward during ''t
cvenuI period nf national history. Deny ms ieae"'
st,,;,c If yv can Thus is ansllcr md the last caTe
oI ~ The counter Ii vain that the wing press VIII
cndcavoT 10 find benish in the public character OF ou'
bearer He is now and has been, true 10 th
Souru and Union-a State rights republican OF ue 'e''
fersnnian school Respectfully, rour friend
CLanxsBuRG (Va.,) Nov. p, 1851.
s Will the Wing journals who made, or have COPIED
the charge above alluded TO- do on act OF justice BY punish
ixe The foregoing letter?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02
RALLY. DEMOCRATS


The Democrats Of Monroe "aFi will hold meeting At
Woodwards Temperance Hall, Broad street, on WE'D.
NESDAY EVENING, the 81 of December. al O'Clock
Rally, Democrats, in full force Several Democrats incud
Ing The Democratic candidates for the and House of
Delegates, Will address The meeting Democrats arouse all
your energies Tor the occasion Your country tcrants
your services Let rs attend the meeting full force ard
gre long pull strong pull ana pull altogether and our
gallant champions Johnson Lelke and Bocock-wI be
'rlunpany elected Let every Democratic voter in m.
clty attend the meeting and hear gallant champions for
their counlrys cause.
II Is confidently hoped that the eloquen, eake will! be
present at the meeting
MANY DEMOCRATS from all parts Of tic Ward.
q THE DEMOCRATIC VIGILANCE COMMIT
TEE OF MONROE WARD, "!li meet On Tuesday evs
ming, al seven O'clock, the Sh0ckur Hi Tavern ko
by Mr.. Pau! k.mirough. 1t Is .s!iJIs a. every r,rubr
should DC p.cscnF, business importance 10 thu Dm,
cratic party VIII DC brought 10 the attention of the Commit
Tee. to u SCOTT, JR. Chairman.
e CRATIC ONlNtTiu,,
For GOVERNOR
col. JOSEPH JOHNSON. OF HARRISON.
FoR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
SHELTON T.. LEANE 4, OF MADISON.
FoR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
WILLIS Il. 3JCoCk, OF ApPOMAETOX.
For sESAT'R FROM RIcHnJSp CITY,
ROBERT q. SCOTT.
FOR DELEGATES FROM RICHMOND CITY,
RICHARD q. HASklNS,
THoNAS Il. ELLIS.
JOHN NJ. GREGORY.
Election to be held ON Monday, sth OF December.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02
MANY VOTERS.
LOUISA, Nov. Goth, 1851.

CHARLE-roS Nov 2St-A bill before tho Legislature of
this State which proposes prevent the the va
rUus States in which the action of the fugitive slave law
has been obstructrd, using tic Courts OF South Caro-
lima collect debts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

BY Dodgcs Express via Roanoke, we yesterda,
morning received New York papers of Saturday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

We requested announce that Holden Rhodes Esq.
will be voted for Judge of the Circuit composed Of the
city Of Petersburg counties Of Chesterfield Powhatan,
Amea, Brunswick, Dnwdde, GreenesvIe, Lunenburg and
Mecklenburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02
JAMES Elicit.

. TOT ne Enqutrer.
MESsRs. EDIToRs.-fou will please publish in your paper
that Charles b. Hopkins Esq will he n candidate
ted for at the election Tor Of the Legislature of Viz
giniu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

Not long since upon the authority OF gentleman io
the Appomattox district asserted that Col. b.
the Wing candidate for Senator in That DISTRICT pu
J. c. Adams President. COL '" writes Us " 'o'e.' Wv
error nnd his request, we VIII cheefiuhy 'epuo' "
article in the Lynehburg Virgnian, denying e '"us'
! snnn rs We shall receive the paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02
{ FLASH In THE PAN"


!, ia rims 1ba, Yesterdays Times charnc'efzes a."
i, ,he Petersburg Democrat commenting upon "'o
;n,rrence Of Lewis {. Levin OF Philadelphia
Ieod,r Of the Naive American party, In iIankins
cuIors through the Alexandria district. we aIso
conv of said ci,cnlar with Levin's trans, ana ieP
,nd endorsed the Democrats article We are ."e'.'O'
hound 20 notice the ppant article OF the Times lnO. pa
no, eies The eenuineness of Leyns frank on 'he
ina, "his Thanking privilege expired sixty days ae' e %
Of March, 1851" and a" is perfectly certain mat MI h'''"
did no, frank" the circular of 10Th November.
We gre not little surprised to see the Times u."as
o,os ,or,nce Of the decisions of his own postmaster
Gcnerl Mr. Hail. That officer published on@ sn'e, '"s
decision ,ha, members OF Congress nave '"e "'"a
nriv;yere mn to The meeting of the nert Congress.
Mr. Levin member of the Congress which expired o '"'
Sd of March last had the privilege OF ranking un
dav and he "certnnly did frank" the wing c!cuas
have cited As an act Of Justice we ask the les 'o''
oss that the flash The pan is all on us sae' aho 70
form our adopted fellow citizens, TO whon' inc "ns'
ni,eousv appea on The subject OF Irish Relief a wing
leaders have invoked the aid Of one OF the Ditetcsl
Americans and under the frank OF Lewis T. Levin nave
circulated appeals for Wing support The existence o'
Coalition cannot be dsp!oved, and our adopen leo" CIV
Gems will turn with disgust from party when Is 30
| nnired with their most determined enemies
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-23

a}EArrnlL IacrpL1r FIJI cru years ago Tho noble
structure thea known the Methodist Boom Establish
mrur, New Yolh, va, destfo,ed by fire. Among the
burning lfagmeors Of baoas aud pnoird sheets which
were ssbiird HIou the Wins OF he fumes, aud
broe onward upon thu,e Of he wind was paae Of the
Biuo coatll u. the Glla chapter ot lsaiah. Il wac
picked UP the morning ol Tie conf igTaton about u
miles distant ou Long i,lud and beur the catastrophe
was known iherr. Il wa mdgrd winged messenger
VI truth IN doute sense f the fact il no les, striking
han auhear that every word Of the page was mar
td as 10 be fg Bile thu eleventh verse. winch read
IL the flloabg words 'Otr toy aud beapt9id hohse
,ri,ie o1. fatitfs ylaisei thee, Is BuRaEo u VIM
rrGl, and al oio pleasant Afhga ALL LAID WASTE. 49,
D9s!Q. JJl1HaL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-23

l. IS proposed that he people ol The i'ut'd State
should. ou the 2!d ii Febnay next in the cprbntian ol
thai day. rake care l. give urtrauer to their sentiments
IA lg9f of the Preservation Of the Constitution and the
lolon Of lhe Natrs We eordlY approve # the slg-
gesrlon. aud trust that the anniversary ot WA,uNG-
roNs birth day., may be the to luIon met.
loe III every ry, useo, sllagr. an1 county, Gom one
eAtnmy otour coontfy lo The other. In lay Il BE-
enlornl!y app"p'Afe fr such an obJeel. Wha
.os ycalocrJaal ge.lam,od"J % should be remember @ NIB
cd upon The Anniversary "hch is dedicated to his uame
and Linz. We shall theohave TIE people of lhe United
aes in Convention, aud tl,el. united yoicts will % up
to Heaven, praying Tor HE perpenalian OF The Inoltu
tons which he mAinley Instrumental IN ogtnaing,
and which he hoped would be- continued for ages
Every pa'rot Ia Ia, Land VII, that day, breathe the
spGt a, y AsnNotoN, aud u rcyerruciag his meWoEy,
eafn 10 cherish his prnaples.--.HeH. Gus.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-23

WANTED To PURCHASE OR iilRE, \ GOOD
w COOK AND WNSHElt-W WDNAN-For which we
will pay the market fce Those h lnE such VIII
find ii TO their advantage to eive ns a call. ,
MOSBA & HOI .CoNBE
Jan l6-2w Anrtoneer- and tnm Mer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-23

CENSUS OF PATRlCK.-We learn from re-
Liable source hat the ufP,ck shows the
fy II be inhabited by 72Jl whites and 2310 blacks.
making an aggregate o 1891. may BE- proper 70 add
that portion of he county, containing abuat 250 in
habanls ha, teen off and added 10 Franklin, but
notwithstanding the increase Of popnatiun has been
Quad IL t~onty per ccstlml -Uanudie Register.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-23

SENAl'n

4 c,mmnuica ion was received from the House of
Drsgatrs nilrmng Dhe Senate hat lhey had adopi,d
resolutions requesting the Gogrrnr ei NHglha 70 'e-
turn Ia tho sie Nornool resoluions received from
that Sa,u ulrlna 10 The promotion oi peace. u whiI
he I'ouso ot Delegates asked The concurrence OF ts
senate.
IN question vas lheu taken and the resolutions
sflyrd fom the louise OF Delegates were unanimously
canrrtr,d N by lhe Seuao
AGct the Transaction Of business NJ no general
interest Mr l,5lll's mott m. the senae adj 'urned,
HOUSE.
REPORTS FKoM COMMITTEES
Mi Gag from ha Committee oil Roads, nresened
the fowmg ~. 70 incorporate the Cross Road and
Summit Polnt~Ierapke Company; ncoEpor1ting iha
Cedar CCeck and Oprquan Turnpike Company; t. ia
corporate The Finca, le aud Covngioh turnpike Gonpa
ny 10 increase the capital stock OF tho Ml"ood and
Beftyyd' fufnplke Company IL anend the act pissed
Mauh l6 IS -, eutteI IAN ACT lncarp0ra ne the War
ratoo aud Iappob,ar'ct 1uppke Company" to aur
thonza an appropriation in behalf the Russell Cumber-
l4ad Rond.
AIr Jones' fom the Committee of PiQphsiiuns, made
ropDris--rtl lrctng the resulutlon authorizing Wm ID.
aud ihls. r, Gresham. to erect wharf on tner land
nj Mountapke. on the Mauaponi river, In King aud
Queen cOuuy and also ejoctng The resou ION duthoil
4rng John L. Taylor aud james A Eubadk. 70 efecI y
wharf upon their land, at The Hou u" Mil Creek on
HE R,ppahannock riyerj also rejecting the petition Yf
sundry citiAens for ih f,rmat nlw county, #
parts of the counties t Nicholas Bfaxtun, lilner, Win.
jackson and kanawha.
Mr.. Jones also reported the following bils bil 10
amend the charter of the town Of Day n Rockingham
A bll extending the corporate lim Of the town of
Frederick sburg, and report respecting the petiin OF
George M'Inosh and oho's, asking tor modification o
The chatter VI the city oi Norfolk.
THE HOUR MEETING.
Nh NanceY etIe!ed the following Ie,oluiini
Resoiced That hen III House adjgurn Sauday
lleh lust il adj aoin 10 Mnadiy, the s1.h, at
! o'clock the remainder OF the session,
Nj SJsall, moved y strike un. 'lSth Just" ana
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-23

GLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEEp.-ao Bt SntI. =
I prmc Red Glover Seed, iresh-}1 bus. prime Timothy
seed lust received and Ior ale by
Ian 2O-ts McINNlfl' \ LIE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-23

DAINTING ANDDRA WING CAPTAIN MI r
L RAY bees INFORM his I'aHl. that he Will commence
his second OF Instruction in the above bcautlul AIT
Tuesday 18th inst, when h. hopes To- receive con
inuance OF the patronage Literally bestowed hm SINCE
his sciourn III l.ynchburg
lar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-23
Jan l6-t

Aza DibrclIs Tsoicl, LgacibO~, ia lhi,
large and popular Hotel will as heretofore he eondur
ted by the subscriber who will nr ms best cu'il. 10 make H
all that a first class Hotel should b.
Jan lot CHARLES l.. DlBliEl.l.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-06

MONEY MATTERS IN NEW YoRK-The panic
has partially subsidized, and the brokers are pur-
chasing the bills of all the interior banks, ex-
cept the James Bank, Bank Of New Rochelle,
Western Bank at White Creek, and Farmers
Bank of Nina, which were the institutions put
under ban yesterday. After the brokers had
refused to redeem any country billie, yesterday
afternoon, ard the excitement was at its height
gentleman deposited 100000 with his agent
10 purchase the notes of NIL sound country banks
at one pei cent This seriously interfered with
the plans of throwing suspicion alike upon all
these institutions, and the brokers Immediately
recommended receiving the same notes them
selves, throwing out only the four banks noticed
above. Na ahl hnf
For the information Of the public, we are su-
thorized to state that the Metropolitan Bank has
never demanded specie for The bills Of any of thu
regular banks of the State which are redeemed
by the banks at Albany, but have received checks
on this city from their redeeming anents. For
the bills of the brokers' banks, or banks Of mere
circulation, and which are redeemed bv broker.
in Albany, specie has been demanded il the J.
per cent. discount was taken, or checks on this
city if taken at par. These hanks have Ind tho
offer Of redeeming their bills here at per cent.
discount, Mt which rate large number Of the
beet banks redeem here ,sr
These banks, therefore, have not been forced
to redeem their bills in specie and Il cannot he
for this cause they allow their bills to be pro-
tested. There is therefore no reason why con-
fidence in the regular banks Of the State should
be shaken.--Epe. Ed. jour Com, Sd inst. h
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-06
E-we observe tina. the Washington Unio

FWe observe that the Washington Union
and the Louisville Democrat advocate the cleo
ton ofFooTE agsinst DAVIS, in Mississippi
The Southern Democrats Of the State will
readily understand how they will fare Il they
permit themselves TO fall into the power and
organization Of the national Democracy.
AS for FooTK, we don't know but hei good
enough representative in the Senate of Southern
submission. He is very noisy and inccssan
talksr, and IL there were few more like him II
both Houses, the North, notwithstanding he
numerical superiority, would have no chance II
debate But that she might sobmit TO, for ]
is good policy for her TO indulge Southern moi
with Northern principles. Still FoorE is socl
a bore that he would undoubtedly disgust North
ern men with Congress and with the Union
When he rises there IL apt to be quite seces
sion of members North and South from thei
seats. And ff he had remained a little longe
on orr s;de we might have estorted some con
cessions from the North, If we conld have only
stipu sted that he wonId not speak more thar
sir time. day on every question that arose.