Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-07

"The undersigned, selected by the Democratic Rcpub
lcan nominating Committee for members represent this
Congressional District oiuisngIy opposed 10
any Bank Of ie United States in any shape or or,n or
upon any conditions whatever, and any Bank charter
or other exclusive privileges Tor the District al Columbia
Such should be tho unqualified pledges Of all our
own Representatives.
NEW DRAMA.
! new plot is getting up, with new scenery ma
cliinery and decorations, for the amusement of the
mex; Congress. Tie Bank panic was PLAYED off nj
the last session of the Senate; aud those capital ac
tors, Messrs Clay, Webster, Calhoun & Co exeried
ther best talents ON the OCCASION They drew down
few clnps from the galleries, and received many "A
cheering putt from the slang wnngers of their par
ty-but the thing would exactly ake--,lle vail
caiions of the Orators have been so much lalsified
ny The events ofhe year, and the eyes of The people
are now SO completely purged of the dust which
they attempted 10 throw into henl that il is scarce
" believed the piece will bear repetition during
c next winter IL is in fact, nearly damned, MS The
DriiiiHiisls say-and not even the labors of the
wliitcwnsliing committee orlhe Senate will be allie
to contribute 10 save it. The Managers will have
to look out for some other plot to a,nlise the n,u-
emce, and heep up their interest with the people
They expect 10 find this in the Post Office Drnort-
neht--iid, accordingly, committee of the Senate
was organized 10 sit during the recess and inyesti-
gate ic mysteries OF It's operations If they should
liiid any abuses TIERS shall thank then, for thu,
deveiopemeht lfthcy should devise amy plan for
increasing the responsibility of the Post Office re-
tucing lis power, already large and preventing its
abuses we shall be the first tn hail their success and
second their exerons But TO give SUCCESS to their
enquiries, they should carry into it rather u different
spirit from that which pervades the last report of tie
Scnate's Committee. We must have the facts more
clearly iortli--and fewer MISREPRESENTATION
produced, which, whether they proceeded from
carelessness or design, detractrd very essentially
from the force md value of their investigation
Ii seems, that the Post Office Committee of the
Senate have some time since adjourned from wash
ingon, to convene again at New York, Providence
5oston-and Heaven knows 'oLere else! Mr. Ew-
ing pushed then on 10 Ohio, and Mr. Knight to Pro-
,hience-and the last N. York Commercial says that
they were to assemble on Tuesday last ut N. York;
and that MIR. Ewing had already arrived. Whether
these migrations were intended operate OH the
Eastern Elections, as the Nashville Banner hints or
OH my other Electiuns--Nlr. Ewing, Tor instance OH
Ohio; Mr.. Knight on Providence aud the Commit
tee OH the last day of the N York contest, we mus,
leave II 10 the Nashville Banner aud the n Incl
gencer TO settle between them.
Mr.. Ponderfer-- lately adlres, ed a very singular
aud pomalr letter TO the Editor Of the B,jnor i
OF, Coz rning the Preside OF the u He refers 10 er-
tam remarks, Will the President is nlfed by am anonv
nous Correspondent, (now avowed be John Barney"
OF Baltmore) To have made upon MIR. p. at
Mr. T. e'aaes ~ HE coarsrsi manner Tor these alleged
rations-and adds that This Infamous libel on, me
as private gentleman, calls for reply which cannot he
made IN this communications Mr. ,ck,on has entered
Tue arena with me- o in hs character President OF the
u"ed States hu as plain Andrew ackson robes OIL and
hands uni tered He H. well aware of the real re.po,
biIiiy which he incurred and must meet IT, unless s
Is a. ereani in chivAly he is in re-
Train from expressing, in the Indignant which it de-
serves, our sense Of this extraordinary viiuperaoand
content ourselves, Tor the present, with LAYING before
our r"aers the following structures OF the .sGens OF Lii
beny" e tied al Ireslnrg bv ,uen,h.r or ,I,. o.;
ion:
Our readers may ecolleci that some few months since
we re publ'kcd, from the Baltimore Patriot an anonv.
nous letter addressed the editor which proipsseJ -
give an account OF President Jscksos conv.rsaon nj
Gor'on-ve, whilst on his journey 10 the Hermisg, il,
which uh'nendly reference was made TO ar Poinlc err
I'M LEFT rOl I.t,l.,
Nc Puindexer 10 ndd'ess the editor OF the pau, mon
'e subject OF the reported conversation &c., Tor which
Is ter communication ieer The reader TO preceding
par OF THIS sheei-"hat may he expected gov oui OF
this Affair." we know MOI; feel very sorry tina, Mir
T. shuad have adopted u course he has takenIIe has
certainly seconded, in his terms anal in the whole ,em
per aud character Of his letter, from high ground Iii.
friends would with 10 see him Occupy.-Mr. p as u s
Senator aud recently Pie,ileni pro tenn Of tho Senate
onght certainly, oil all men, TO avoid The vinicvc abuse
he publicly heaps upon the Pesden, OF the United Siaes
as we'll by implications as Otherwise. Our brother Of the
winch sler Virgnian, in referring the subject seems
10 think that, plain Andrew Jackson Mr. Poindcx,ot
may lind hin, quite an ugly customer -
MIR. Poindex er has got into hot water at home
re Is involved 10 paper war with Mr. John +. H. Ca;-
borne, oil Na,chez-who once his warm friend and
voted for him twice the Senator oil the United states
In consequence OF resolution which was passed Nv
meeting oil the citizens OF Adams County Mr. p address
ed letter TO the Natchez Courier which c prnonces
e statements contained in the resolution so far as re-
A'es to himself, ''io be entirely fal,e unfounled in
every particular, word ine and sentence; known TO be
false in many respects. by john f. H. Claiborne and An
Wony CahphtIi, by whom, II seems, they
ed" Mr. Claiborne replies iu letter the Editor OF the
Amer Standard, the 9th Oct in the course CT which
lie says: "Afer the language which he has allowed himself
TO Indulge, violate OF the couriesies lille in ing
that entertain for hiu viii, pride lofty as ls own
HE most supreme cotemp'; hat know him 10 lie Use
aiior to his private anl political pledges, and at will
prove him such by letters and communications adj.
dressed 10 while lac candidate for the Senate
ani |, member OF the Legislature. Humble az | ain
planter holding Office, the honorable George Poindex
ter president Of the Senate Of the United States shall not
md inc the passive victim OF his malice"
The Missi-siPpian ,aJs, that Col Campbell will also
reply 10 the Senator. He has known him long and well
and has 1t IN his power 10 brand him. &c
The Newark Daily Advertiser sfirins that the Nm
Jersey Senator'S tcW NOT resign Thry are made (says
The Ediio') Ol siNuuceT stuff lilac he Tghfenfd from
their post in times like tcse JHH hey then obev The
Instructions NJ The LcgiSGfure7 One The other they
are bound To do IL they DO mot il will be Justly said Of
iem that they have yiedrd The Claims aud convictions
OF duty to personal and sinister considerations II hey
will DO neither, their Instructions should be sereotypej
snd prosecuted day alter day 10 the Senate OF tie United
Statcg.
Tho Richmond Enquirer sy reported Amos Kendall
has made than SlO00 900 by
site Hunks add inquiries who sbafe,i"
The above fqWb Is lTom the Philadelphia Commercial
Intelligence. IL is Gcilious1e Enquirer has said no
such thing.
FOR YHs ENQUIRER.
PETERSBURG DINNER
The ciiizrns OF Petersburg have long since been com.
Pimen'ed Tor their social qualities IL appears from tie
late Leigh Dinner, that they have been aud
that TO their Character for hospitality should be added tat
Ct cvilty THE chaa.t OF MIR Ieiph mt ofTrn