Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-26

mixed and composite Administrator thew D,opo.e 10 create
OUT OF the various materials of Y which their heterogeneous
party is composed.
TRAVELS OF Il NvLLIFIER-PRospECTs IN
NETWORK.
The organ Of Modification (the u. S. TeIeeraph) il
seems las performed a tour, possibly an electionee1ng
tour, into the interior OF this State; aud has returned with
pretended impressions OF the success OF the combined fac
ions OF Nullihcation, Federalism and The Bank. Hear
him!
"NEw YoRK.-During a late excursion into the inte-
ror oil this State, we became satisfied that the Regency
"ii De defeated In the TALL elections. One Of the most in
.e'lge.' OF me party admitted that their hopes depended
upon their discipline aud organization. The Opposition
SAD he, cannot unite upon any one OF the persons, spoken
Oh a IS thelr candidate Tor Governor, the disanected viii
unite with us, and thus secure our tinmph.' we after
wards directed our inquiries 10 this point, and believe that
NC calculates without his host; that the discipline and Or
ganizauon Of the Opposition Will be ascomplete and eoual-
~ as efficient as that oil The Regency, and that their sue
cess is certain. The young mems COMMITTEES of the citv
OF New York have entered on their duty with a spirit
which cannot iail TO accomplish The most important results,
ana me ousiissS men, AND THE RELIGIOUS coMMy-
NIFTY, tcho haze heretofore eschescca politics, are as ac-
lire, and as much in earnest, as those tcho make politics
" trade. We are confident that the days Of the Regency
are nanbered."
So il seems that the field marshal of the Nulli6crs has
iound II necessary 10 survey his auxiliaries in this State;
ana thatheh has diseovepedn rot only hiatt the young Bank wigs
oil The clty-ihe lair weather. handles, with silk stockings
and gold-headed canes-have taken the field, but that the
"busiaess men," alias the distress and Bank merchants,
and "the religious community, - have also entered the par
" arena, as actively ''as those who make politics a trade,
l he organ DISQUALIFICATION is not lavish in paric uTars, but
we presume that such immense patriots as master David
Graham, jS, master Scoies and the District Attorney, are 10
lead these sweet youths TO victorY-that the Wall street
sPecnlaiors, the particular friends and agents Of The Bank,
anu OF the home and foreign Aristocracy, over whose
marble establishment is tie Bauk laboratory Tor the direc-
iion and Transmission of the federal newspapers and other
hcnons, Will direct the operations and the pecun;ary con-
uiounohs OF The business men"-and that "ihe religious
community" will be led to the change by their distinguish
ed associates, Matthew L.. Davis, M. M. Noah. lanes
Watson Webb and VIM. L. Stone.
Badinage apart. We are aware that the 'discipline and
organization OF the Opposition is as complete as that of
the democratic party. We are av are that the Bank Aris-
tecracy Of the city of New York have contributed a
large fund Tor the prosecution OF their political operations
throughout the State; that the Bank party in that civ
employ several persons constantly, in a room over a ALI
street brokerage aud banking establishment, more or less in
the service of the o. S Bank, from whence are directed
gratuitousiy through the mails thousands of The Bank
ne wspapers OF the city; that the more jealous and violent
OF the Bank merchants adopt every means 10 persuade or
coerce the cooperation of their customers N the country in
a'elr schemes OF ranking hostility against Andrew jackson
and the democracy, fer having elevated the country TO IA
high piieh OF prosperity, and prostrated the Bank and its
associated Federalism and Modification; and that they
VIII spare no efforts, personal or pecuniary, nor any
means OF misrepresentation and attack, for the accomplish
nient OF their designs. Ali this we know, without the
aid OF the =" actual inspection, aud personal inquiries' of
&c neral Duff Green. We well know that il is by such
means and efforts that the Bank dandies and money bro.
kers OF The city imagsns thar they can control The
farmers and yeomanry OF the country and that they
Imagine also that they have only 10 issue their man
"aies from WaN'sireet and Pearl street, and to send
out their dandy agents and their scurIilous newspa-
pers' to ensure the obedience of the 'common people, of
The eo1nirY We aesurs the worthy re preventative of the
Nuihhers, that he will find, at the trial, the discipline
and organization" OF his friends defe the good
people oil HE country, now, as heretofore, will think and
act Tor themselves and that The Fedora! Bank merchants,
lheir relaIners, their money, and them party Journals, will
be the last sources from whence they will borrow opi-
Mons, or in subseryiency to which they will govern their
conduct.
II the organ Of Notification really believes that the
democracy OF The State will be defeated in the fall cleo
lions, and that the success Of Bank Whiggismis certain, he
deceiyes himself, and is destined 10 sore disappointment.
hut The "~dsiscipline and organization" Of the Bank party,
lheH lavish expenditure OF money, the busy labors OF their
travelling agen's, their loads OF electione ering publications,
and their lsbored nlisre presentations, will serve TO con-
vince republicans every where, of the necessity Of con-
uhueh anu renewed activity, zeal and vigilance. 1t is
the prize by which they hold their liberty, and their
privileges as ifeemea. Surely, If Nh-assorted oppo-
SITES, the paru-colored adherents oil a corrupt cause,
who again and again have been driven, disgraced
and defeated, into a minority, are out with zeal and
unprecedented exerioR; the Democracy Of the Stale.
strong in principle, associated with the prosperity and glo-
~ OF the republic, rsllying under the Old Banner, which
they have followed, through many a conflict, 10 victory,
ed equally in the election Of Thomas Jefferson and An
drew jackson, may be expected 10 rally, with all their
energies, and with overw helmiDg strength. The issue
wHi not %dlsaPpoln, such an experimentation .argus.
JACKSON MoNEY.-A sound currency is fast extend
ing iseii through the country and taking the place Of rag
dollars and their counierleifs.
The Benton YeiotO. Jackets have made their appear
ahce In this vicinity, and we hear OF them as far North
as Connecticut. There is a nest of them in the Bank of
the Metropolis. They are very beautiful, and suffer every
body 10 handle and examine them with perfect impunity,
except the United States Bsnk men. You may perceive
by their countenances, that they are Siung The moment
hey touch them. Indeed, the sight or even the thought
OF them, seems 10 produce a similar effect. The People,
however, delight to catch them and con6ne them in heir
pockets, seeming TO consider the sound hey make, a most
delightful music.
The Bank men formerly boasted greatly of the sound
currency which that institution gave 10 the country. The
People will now see, that the Administration has given
them q soundeT currency. A man may carry in his pock-
et, without Inconvenience, enough gold to pay his ex-
penses from one end Of the Union to the other, with TO
danger OF hnding II any where under par, and less danger
OF countefteiis than IL 1t were in United States Bank notes.
Bot, The incompatible superiority Of this currency is felt
by all idboTing men and farmers, who get in il actual
nnyincHf fF their labor and DrOlucfs. instead of roy1ieeo
TO Poy, and may sleep sonndiy on their pillows, when they
have a little money on band, without fear OF The Banks
breaking.
And will they not sustain the statesman and hero wbo
gives god to his country and lead TO lis enemies = Globe.
THE WHITE WASHERS Since the Finance Commit
tee OF he Senate, under the gracious permission Of the
Bank Emperor Nicholas, TO look into enough Of his con.
Germs TO enable them TO get up favorable report, have as
sembled to put the farce IN recital, we shall proceed 10
execute our design OF giving them some hints 10 test me
honesty NJ their intentions.
We suppose it is desirable that the Committee should
hrst purge its own members OF any suspicious connexiou
with The Bank. We have already called htir attention
10 a charge implcating Mr.. Ewing, pufpofing that while
he was sustaining The Bank as a legislator, that institution
loaned him a large sum OF money, 10 enable him TO specu.
laie IN Land scfp. issued under acts Of his own passing.
while he was conspifing with Mr. Clay TO keep Oh The
price Of public lands, thereby keeping W the price of
the amounts and dates Of Mr.. Ewing's loans, as they are
essential 10 prove his dtsinfefesfedncss
We now pass TO another member Of The committee.
Daniel Webster, is chairman.
Mr. Clayton's committee in 1892 procured from tho
Bank the amounts paid at PHILADELPHIA 10 law yers for pro-
the House Of Representatives, with their report. This
document disuDDf0rfd from The CIg,Ls fable ou6 bas