Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-11

SPEAK MIND ABOUT THE BANK, JUST AS FREE.
HE DID BEroRE. WHICH TAKE TO BE AMPLE
ROOM AND VERGE ENOUGH
JPih great regard, yours,
That Mr.. Bildle had right to make such a bargain
be disputed. he had right to buy advocate,
for the Bark Is contended for both by the buyers and
sellers he surely had right, where he thought beet
the Bank, TO buy opponents.
The Telegraph expressly agreed TO these terms. and
the stipulation, as is shewn, was actually put in writing
Aud now. that the Telegraph has the money, has
the conscience, in direct violation ri this written under
standing, not only TO take away tom the Bank all the
heneht OF It's opposition, which hal been carefully spn-
lated Tor, but also To throw upon Inc oinm OF ITS support
Thisha hern must say. both cruel and unjust The
b'nN u sorriy enough prose-" just now notwithstanding
all it's "aci,ie by scncmies; and II l. har alter tairly
paying its thai hoad now be borne down 10y tue
friendship oihbe Telegraph
We think has clear claim for damages. itsdvan~cd
it's money the Telegraph Tor thing, which the Teie
graph most u"ltly wi;hhods, and gives the drec,
trdry.-b.
Ma. DUANn--fne n a,ionai Bank Gazette say.-
wine" Mr. Dnanc's. tuil sr,i formal exposition OF
ms own case Snan apPear-and we trust TIA" VIII not
Dc ieayed-e'a'is must he included concerning The
condition OF things generally ia tho Executive branch
OF mo government the pre'enson'. tone, language
ana acts oil the President towards the officers OF that
hrtnchs and the Vaccinations aud ascendency of the
Cabal which will convince every intelligent American,
not absolutely blind and csous PARTISAN that
has been o;sen i1,rops ion with monarch OF
an arbitrary aud vehement spirit, belle wing himself the
State hc government yet pi,iab.y subject TO the in
Hrenc- AMI Influences OF Court faction ruling his
name.
from the above woul;r seem. that, Mr. Dusne has
promised JM anil formal exposition IF his case"
Before this positive annhncation through the Bank oi
cai 'rPtared we aeemedt proper refrain from
ros % ms SUBJECT Hut a. II is evden ly the Of ject Of
me Eazetie to make an impression upon the ohe cleo
hons IN untavorable the BY pro
dnr!nS belief, that he exhibited towards Mn Duane
@fo'tfdry dnd rehemenf spirit, consider il a duty
repe The indecent insinud ion. Mr.. Duane treated
by the President throughout their whole intercourse, with
the most marked india ~ and fortearance. Aud we
wOuld saw
u truly informed OF all the eli cumstance TO which the
Bank Gazette aludes that the has his
Intercourse in his relations with his Cabinet
with the utnos, courtesy and Kindness IL is not M
say or proper to say present. Mr.. Duane il he
lion of the Bank Gazette. II he has horned il, we
shall not TALL on proper occasion, TO put The matter in
proper point OF view In the interim, the
friends II the Administration, that they have nothing TO
apprsnend from the ominous hreaeDngs OF the organ OF
DIR. Biddle - ID.
. From tho Phil. American Daily Ndvcr,i.or.1
MR. PoULsoN,-A writer under the signature of Simon
snyder in your paper of this day, has in wholly
Wnanth1sed and improper. introduced the OF Mr.
w, - duane, who he inuinates has suspended some
publication until after the election.-Suice to saw Mr.
d. has not written therefore he suspend any in.
tended publication tho subject alluded Mr. d. has
never been forward in ntrudng himself on public aen
non-it is time enough for him to vindicate himself when
he shall be attdcked would be strange indeed he were
sssa
This note is written without Mr.. Dnane's knowledge
or privilege, by ONE WHO KNOWS HIM.
OH October, 1885.
Gross FALsEHooDs OF THE OpposIrIox-noS
VIM ). DUANE..-ln the Phiadeph Gazette os las,
evening, we hnd the following sra,emen'
he same friend OF hr Duane in tina
RGf FIJI" %' e '1; G with o
to have a" opinion q" Is ows
King over all a mandate or be-
ware OF IN c"nsequenccsn" "
, Ths above language, attributed to Mr. Duane is gross
nDef and malicious Jdisehooi I've are authorized 6v
,' D"dne himseD, TO pronounce IL such On the pub.
ncanon OF the Gazette last evening, MIR. ID zane and
rAe az the ohce ot thai paper, aud inquired for
me author He was told that Mir. Matthias one of The
ucket, was the author, but est tnuenfus Helm
CURED the edition all prnted-it NOT he wished 10
sp The further circulation OF such lsehood and misr.
presentation lie tod he edition was all work a off
Mr.: Duane and his friend then came T., this office and
"eseu US 10 make these statements his special auho
rty. '
Can party have good cause thai resorts TO such afro
Ct u; taseho'd? Every person who knows Mr. Duane
would stamp such assertions with falsehood al oncehu
T me miserable purpose OF deceving de moe ats Mr.
ahia' can date OF the federal parry d gr.ce. him
So an his cause by such foolish, miserable conemni
ne ne iSsehooi'. DEMOCRATS! MARK THE LIE
NENDER! = PennsyIrdnian.
CARD.
). U.NE, Enlns that his name is used by each
OF Inc con'endng p'r'ies at the present election to pro-
moe hor several pup )se, without regard TO facts or IN
"is ieehhg'-deems II duty to himself TO request the
pune mol 10 give credi, TO any publca on citing
us P''hc'pes, views or sen nents unless saactonc bv
ms own name Recent occurrences at Washington have
produced no change in his principles, nor can mo
on one SIDE or menaces the oher, divert him from liz
course that he has pursued. from The first moment Al
whch he was compstent TO think for hnself-U
October 7, 1888.
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