Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22


per instruction on the subject.
We have based on reasonable data, that the
notes of some these smallnote banks in this cly-among
Them that of C. W. Purcell & Co-a!e prepared 10 reacch
their issues-and while woG!d not advise mar any o'
these small notes should be akenwe would connsei lhose
who may be the holders OF such circulation not hasy 10
sacrifice item heavy discount bat TO send Them III 10Y
redemption When Legislature ana Congress shah
meet VIZ hone 10 see measures adopted remedy the evil
and TO produce sound circulation. Certain il 81 that no
such result can expected from The election of the Seward
candidate whose notions on The currency are 80 ooons 10
every atot in the land!
The absurd brags Of The Wing press over their prospects
in Virginia. produce nothing but dstrust in the mnds OF fea
sonabe men, Of Wing calculations in regard 10 every "cf
STATE We have recently taken tho pains 10 ascertain IRON
reliable friends every county OF the State, their candid
opniun rs 10 the result in their respective counties We
have heard from upwards Of 100 counes and the !niorna
lion shows lha, in those counties the Democratic majority
will be increased 1000 Gov Johnsons majority last fall
pondent Of the Savannah Courier neutral paper
writes 10 the same effect this city the l4h inst:
No sane man has conceived the possibility of tina
State OF Virginia voting for Scott As Wing candidate
under the favorable auspices he could never obtain the
Stale; and surrounded oy and contaminated
with abolition influences he is now his reputation by
Virginia The State OF his BIRTH will be no. only decisive
but overwhelming. He cannot command The vote ot his
own parY while the Democracy OF the State have never
,rcn so thoroughly united since loi4 The majority nr
Pierce and King varously estimated al from sUOO to O0O
In many stctipns OF the State the excitement is very
great But in Richmond the famous "Gibraltor OF
Whggery there is excitement nlhasism, spirit
in the racks Many Of the party like Mr. Lyons will
vote for Pierce wlehuse who do for General Scott
will do So reluctantly. To the graphic language OF Mr..
BuTTs III .ciHbe like child taxing phySic Many Of them
honestly believe that nominal victory by The election OF
ScoTT will ne The dcall.bow Of the Wig party. For II
PIERCE is defeated il c be 1r Tie hoie South al his back
And it is elected il will triumph, not OF WING
principles bur of the unhuy Abolition that pro.
| cured hi. nomination.
The Virginia Wings see this and hence their Indifference
The notorious John NJ Bolts of The Wing electors for
the State large seeing plainly that his dsntercsed and
patriotic efforts would be wasted Virginia. is stump
| ing il in Massachusetts.
In the course last few days, Senators Hunser and
Mason ,y addressed The people Of Richmond the Pres
iden a Question The spccch OF ,c former has been pup
lished and Is universally aekn"%rsed u DC one OF inc
ablest Efforts of the av Both Vi icse gentlemen belong Ia
What il cgilsd "lhe Virginia school, Of p0i,icans-and
the souudoass OF his position h ,,. ,,,,r,, and ,;c-
! uresquc cities n the Union 1t has many splendid and
costly public buildings, While HE private residences
usually con,nudlous elegant. The beautiful Capitol
Square will adorned by the colossal Washington
Monument the Of which laid by President
| Taylor.
This city never in prosperous condition now.
Its manufacturing, mercantile and general commercial in.
teeste ere all thrving and evidences OF renewed energy
and enterprise visible in every OF industry
U "v e ~ 81 o U Of ".
bacco for the year ending Isl October exceeded those 81 las
year. 1850 hlds. Lynchous, Petersburg and the oaer
! smullermarsetS, show corresponding increase
The Wings finding that all their Roorbacks, and false
charges against Franklin Pierce have recoled back upon
hem trying TO make it appear that when he was in Con-
eress he Of 50 little talent and worth that he did
not the respect and attention Of the Speaker Of
the House when selecting his committees
Andrew Stevenson Esq., will be SEEM repes this caium
nv and states that Gen. Pierce to Congress with
-lol,t
gress at once.
The reason why he placed upon the Judiciary Com
mttlee will be in the following excellent card OF Mr.
Stevenson
BLESHEIM, Ger 18Th, 1852.
TO The Editor of the J.fersonan:
see i, stated in of the wing papers, that Gen.
perces wing been placed the last the Judca
~ Committee of The House OF Representatives in The year
1888 (wirn filled the Speakers char) is 10 be taken
whence OF the low estimation in which he regarded BY
me- As am unwilling that this act Of official duty should
used improperly 10 The Injury of this distinguished nd
yisua must ask you 10 publish this card in your next
paper General Pierce came for the first time, Con-
sress in year 1893 As the committee on the judiciary
committees of the House il proper Ia constitute il OF
able and eminent lawyers who were known 10 the country;
usual TO place the younger members of the House
and profession upon this committee unless they into
The councils with Standing and reputation placed
Gepera Pierce upon il as representative OF the Eastern
portion of The Union, and because had been assured by
who knew him bes. that he young and rising
man. fine talents Stainless character, and thorough
1t The highest compliment could have paid
h, consistently with duty and the of the House
Hia being piaccd upon This important committee, gave
the me pleasure 10 Of The older members and law
vera iron, that norton OF the Country need hardly sav
that the whole Of General Pierce in Congress- utii.
ed the selection and he acquired distinction in the
public MIND founded upon the alliance OF virtue talents
aud The most devoted patriotism As Statesman,
understood the princ Piles and OF GOVERN
men both AT home aud abroad and devoted 10
the union Of the States and the rights Of the Staes upon
the principles OF The constitution TOOK occasion, you
well remember when the meeting took place in Abemarle
confirm The nomination. of the National Convention, TO
express my cordial apptobuon Of the NOMINEE, and my
high appreciation Of his qualifications for the ulice and
only repeat my confident assurance that If an
derszandng clear vigorous integrity inspected, ard
ps whose soundRess and moderation the best les
mous of SINCERITY In be regarded qualities that fiji
for the PrGs cncy in times OF danger and peril
institutions that is Franklin Pierce; and elected
vesurc say he will settle the vexcd questions that now
threaten he peace of The Unon and The couny will hail
him, as OF its best benefactors. \. STEW ENSON
NEW THEORY OF STRAIGHT LINES