Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-05
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IL is confidently asserted that the purpose of the Bank
to extend its discounts kno~ TO favored few in N.
York aud Philadelphia days before announced
TO the public
IL is said ihat James Watson Webb one Of the Banks
confidential Editors and Agents New York, was Of that
number. and awaiting himself Ct The information, pnrchas
ed from $500 600 500 600 stocks that he make
fortune hom The expected rise.
II, is said that Thomas Bidle, the "accompshed bro
Kerr, cousin TO Nicholas, who sometimes gets million of
dollars from the Bank a, FIVE per cent? when chan
traders and mechanics cannot get thousand six visited
New York and purchased largely stocks just before
late announcement OF The Bank Globe.
We learn from the Richmond Enquirer and other de-
mocrac mails at Distance that the friends Mr..
Clay laerug themselves, that he i'll ultimately sue
ceed in his dreams of ambition, owing division among
the democrats OF PennsyivaniI.-Such citation is
altogether lusory Beyond the limits of Philads lpha
Mr. Clay has strength in Pennsylv ans e is cdedly
be weakest OF 1.-The candidates. who have been serious
ly named for the Presidency. When we told his friends
so, previous to the election in 1885 hey laughed at
but before the time round or posting Is
in the bAo.-box they discovered. hat told the
truth aud glad conceal their weakness by voting
Tor the Writ electoral ticket Look at the State Legisls
ture for two three years past hat has been The Law
strength theres Probably halt dozen members, excu-
sive OF the city representation in body consisting NJ one
hundTed.-The democratic parry might divide and subd
vide. but without union with the snii-masons the friend.
OF Mr. Clay could effect nu'hng philadelphia Sentinel
The second number Of the aurora made appearance
days since. The OF so is iaily in the e ID
The publ cation will he continued irregular Intervals
till tie patronage is iii int the issuing il
daily. We hope the public will suffer this delay TO be
long. he last number contains article relative to the
rejection OF Mr. fancy, from Which we make the follow
ing xtraci:-
In the motives which mpeiled tho-e ingorons conLna
lions in the Senate; who the pride and the
hopes oil HE county, over hasiy TO grasp at power, u
patient ofdeaytoo Indifferent TO renon preferring
their Terenge up0n the country. and The preferred
by the country, 10 honor and iamebecsme subservent
instruments OF the Bank.
The occasion should be lost state fact worthy
in its result OF the days OF Arisiides Socrates Alter
the rejection by Senate of one OF those mobiles of
a sla sir Of fhr
were overcome with shame for the part they had
bued or betrayed TO act, 'ha, they slgnhed in such
manner rs 10 have IL made known TO the President
the already rejected that il the President would se ain
nominate him for any office whatever, lie should have
their six votes.
'When i, mentioned 10 the rejected man. hat ss
his reply "a cannot trust my honour The k eping OF
those ho haze already forfeited ther own!-Such was
the reply OF Roger Is fancy OF Maryl Long may
live 10 The honor OF his native Sat, aud in the esa
OF his coUnJ, al large"
Here is fact that should be known 10 every independ
ent freeman. We are informed, aud regret that is
oar duty TO make il known the recmen OF this State,
alluded To by MIR. Duane. These Senators rejected Mr.
fancy, aud confirmed the nomination OF his place
whose sentiments relative the removal Of the drposics
was precisely the ssn'e- Wilmington, Del Wafehman
LoUIsIANA ELEcTIoN.-J Judge Gayarre, who was
dcfeal,d IN the first district OF Louisiana held up by The
Bnk papers formidable Jackson man. great popu-
i"ry, sc and irom 'hese premises they inter that John
'o"' vicIoryis he triumphant. The principles and
popularity oil Charles GaySrre are certainly undeniabr
but why do not those prints tell the whole truth let
the public know that he has been absent from home for
some time and il now D this vicinity, and that he /. in
very bad health, which was used powerful argument
against him?
Gen Rpleys success in the second district oil Louisiana
must be explained away, IL seems, matter how truth
may suffer in the operation, and the Opposition round
y asserts that there three Bank candidates against
him, by which he eI- cied. We knew that this
statements not true. Mr. Bradford, one OF the candidates
alluded TO, is personal and political friend Of the Pref.
dent, and ran supporter OF the Administration The
Sentinel, perceive, has fallen the tap, places
Mr. Bradford among the anii-J Jackson canddates PEN
syIpGnidn.
We learn from Ohio that Gov. Lucas will be re.
elected by an overwhelming majority, and that the de.
mocfacy Oi The Safe will least hold their in The
Congressional elections La the Legislature tn will be
ademorraIic gain
We are pleased 10 learn that Judge Read w be elected
Governor OF Indiana. All the Intelligence we have re-
ceiyed ION hat Stale is Aterng could be de sired
IL only necessary Tor the Democracy Of country TO
act "'b nn"nni,y 10 insure glorious iiiumPh their
opponents Louisville .ddrerfiser.