Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-09

Nj Archer we fear. will call noes
81 mat period IN the mean time, have Il in powe
TO Introduce witness upon the subject WHOM We pre-
sumo neither the editor OF the Telegraph the editor OF the
W big, nor MIR Archer hiseif, will venture gansay
Wenean MIR. McDudie. We have good authority ior
saying that "chea NE ue and Preston fke other
day reading the article ia The Jyhg, denying that ar
csr tcas ~ fac0r q sSe Force But SC, .NcDu6ie said
a rot p0sstbe that fcAer couid 6,,e si
such statement That he sgcher) SHOOK ais notes az
him (.hcDu6is), end said that he should haee an OPP
porufty q speaking, and thot he (f,cher) you'd De
really ter him; and dt he hat .drchef IN his eye tchcn
ne made hs 4thens speech, and INTENDED part Of that
speech for him
We have given below the passage from Mr. McDufiies
speech containing tie personal alusion referred and
ease to MessrS Green, Pcaants, Archer 10 ascertain
from Mr. McDuIie whether correspondent makes a
lstake an saying that this picture, strongly poglroyng
Mr.. Archer was iuteuied Tor him by the panteE
"Yes, gentlemen. (said Mr. Med 1 have heerd a
Representative an Congress fos tse Southern States
declare that he believed the TariH OF iSs2 unjust
unconstHioni and oppressive the people OF he South
and yet that ne tcod uote fer act to enforce v,s
South Carolina at NE point Of the bayone thus though
sworn ito support the Constitution Of the United States
becoming an accomplice 10 lis violation, and committing
the citizens Of State the tender merces OF an
INVASION; Tor no other offence than yielding obedience
Tue sovereign power TO which they wed glance when
that power nteposed by his own admission TO
those citizens csm the oppressive operation OF an unjust
and Unconstitutional act OF Congress"
AS We perceive from the last Wing, that Mr. Archer, as
travelling companion OF Mr.. Leigh is traversng the
ga Dominion, playing second to Mr. Leigh in making
dinner speeches. inveishng against the President for
uSWpat0n anduriousy deuouucng him, not only on the
score c ue orce Bll Tor the. removal OF the DepOsites
we would bring the last named subject his thou hts
and suggest the necessity OF explanation upon that
ject also.
During tic session of 1888 Mr. verpanck introduced
the folio ing resolution: viz
heSoiDed, That COVER DEpostrrs
MAY, IN THE OPINION THIS House., BE SAFELY
" CONTINUED IN THE BANK THE U. STATES
Those who voted in tie negative, were Messrs John
Andersen, William Angel. Wan. 5. Archer. SC SC.
we quote the names from the Journal, page 26s There
were iory-hve IN all who Joined MIR Archer in sewing
NAY TO the proposition, that the Government Deposi
might 6e safely continued in the Bank of the United
!Sidtes''
Well, few months afterwards, when the President he'd
obianed positive proof that the Government Directors
were deprived OF their right TO know how the public funds
were disposed owhen lac had obtained record erdece
That The whole funds of the Bank were put at MIR Bid
dies disposal, Tor tho purpose OF securing re chatter
without voucher for Che expenditures, snd when il was
established incontroverHS, that they appiiedto the
purposes oil corrupung heprcss influencing the elections
and making the NJ s,ls OF Congress the Execu.
tive came into the opinion OF Mr. Archer viz that Tue
Government deposies could be "sofely continued in
ife Bank Of the Unifed SidteS aud took ineasures 10
nave Them removed ia The pointed the char
Ter WIN any man belize that MIR. Archer l. sincere i'm
announcing That act as an usurpson, which Ia
ed by ms own vote! No Que, think, will charge Mr..
Archer win the weakness OF judg men which this would
imply. Mo- The usurpa;i which changed Mr. ArcLers
opinion with regard all the Presidents acts was the
circumstance oil preierng Mr. Stevenson TO him for the
mission TO England. He adler ed the Administration
win unuaggmg zeal up 10 the moment when he began
10 DOUBT Of the success o his preensions the mission
His vacllaion commenced with his doubincs-and when
his failure was seadered certain che JeHto Teprobation