Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-12


BY VIM Thompson, OF Morgan: Modern Wings,
Tor Old Torirs Our opponents think
is lair play: We differ from ,heV; aud not dis
posed to change principles object them chang
ing TIL give better evidence OF improvement,
Than they have done.
by Joseph Etter The Fsi, Sex A handsome piece Of
furniture. who, when locked up ia the chase OF virtue
bediDg the face Of tie estti AMI when imposed
in Joim Tor n'aony, are like the fat, always sought
best OF .9tuhms
by T.. Garry. "vriuc aud knowledge: The strongest
bulw arks OF a republic.'
by Jacob Seibvrt. The wouhi-te Wings Of 1891: The
leg Il and natural iescendsns VI the Tories OF 10 ih.
Clay deccPory. 'r language d.ian,a tory their deeds
predatory, then existence will be tran itory will
last eir valrdic- ory, the people is coena tory. aud
con-igns hem ior're to political p"rga-ory.
~ W A. Somenille. Mha'- in a name? "whg.;"
the name used eniy tcig, TO cover tie badness OF
party.
BY Goileip Noll The President of the u States: The
Polar star o the world.
BY Samuel IIua iickhouse. William Lucas Ecu An
unchange able iend OF the administrator his services ia
ini,ne willlprove useful % our country.
By james ,ndefkin. Henry Clay An able opponent
oil the Bank At the United States in 1911; but lee OF
seventeen thousand dol ilom Iha quarter, recently
ceircd, has changed his tone to perpetual uerance in
favor OF thAt monopoly
by Robert v~rdicr Hickory is coed Tor ramrods and
br The former force the halls defeat cling.
tons upon The shores M.ss,ippi; the lat
ter to sweep the litter OF n,onIed ari-,Ccracy from,
amongst Colunlis's fire, born sons:
by Robert Nj H-teIiok. The Hon. Richard L. Par
ker: Virginia may well he proud OF such
BY ). Sw'r's T"e Democratic ytoman'y OF Be'ke-
BY II. Parker. 1.-The Experiment. The unex piled
prosperity OF the county, to be in the full tide OF
success.
By George Mong. Henry Clay: A baleul planet
which casts b,ghiing shadow Ger the land.
By Wing o! The old school. whggism Of "a: In
The North, iii Uiira rsiid and Federalism; in the South
opposition 10 Tariff and Notification; Yet choice an
eie Is this and ,s principles bright and beautiful,
pure and chsste that all ae with admirable
consistency-all raise the shout beneath this new
made banner.
BY Edward ID. Brothers. William c. Rives: The
,ltsfin Hal .iHl.
warm American, conscirniiousy devoted The msuian-
ance OF liberty aud law; he enemy Of all conspiraces
inst the liberties Of the people, lis name, his Virtues
hts H!en's aud his ,rvices will be held in by
generations yet unborn.
BY Elijah Davis May the monopolists of Virginia. the
mother State OF the Union, be buried in sc with the
Bank.
BY Jas. b. Hackney Old Hickory: The venerable
patriot who has given Gold to his eouirymen, aud Lead
TO their enc uirs.
BY John Helterstoy. Gen Andrew Jackson: His name
will he held in reverence by his counyDen long
time shall last, when that OF Clay will be forgotten; il not
forgotten, only remembered for his hosliIies
glorious hheiies
United states retains the undininsed confidence OF the
great democracy which elected him.
BY jeremiah Beai The stone that the federal builders
rejected has become the head OF the corner and long may
IL be supported by the true republicans OF the country.
BY Jacob Fisher Hard money: The basis of good
currency; its value is known aud will be we appreciated
by the democracy of the United States.
BY Dauirl Pdulsgtove General Andrew Jackson, the
hero OF May his latter days be as peaceabe as
his former ones wer. glorious aud honorable.
by VIM. Mcng. The Bank OF the u. States: A Boa
Constrcor, which would have crushed the liberties OF
The country between lis horrid folds.
by Adam Bowers. Martin Van Buren,, the patio'ic
and enlightened statesman. The democracy ready TO
eieci hin the highest station in the gift the eople
BY Jacob Friend Col. Edward Lucas our Re presen-
aiye !" Congress: true and patriotic friend oil the Adj
miuisiraion.
BY Peter Folly. General Andrew Jackson, President Of
the United States: The friend OF Reform aud the enemy
OF Nulli6ca ion, Na'iOnali'm. wiggism aud Banksm.
BY Abraham " GorreIl Martin Van Buren,: A faro
Q noble lei de aNav
orthodox in his political principles. and the
FrteIai-s.
BY EiwarI Buchler General Andrew Jackson: The
hieid o lib r'y and 'qus rights, the enemy Of all
sris'ocrac, 'he al which he has evinced in supporting
country from int isl Toes, will insure lin the
republicans.
Is, Jacob Hull. General Andrew Jackson. President
OF the Uni,ed s'ars Wise, aud deIiberae;
voted the preservation o The Union, aud deaes inte
resis oi ms country
The company, which the largest that ever assem-.
b'ed together this county, then dispersed in harmony
aud good order.
ANOTHER Observation-Disclosures CORRECTED AS TO
gold aaoa Cutting down the can Off
many ana ,Is on O s %t G% sp nasS
re.ome worthy editor of tho Star docs al his bu.no..
the United sate pk least know far business
undcs dey Tie Jack on gold sdoa,
rally fall the error that getting rsp il to Jisro
MA k'"s Gt me MOTT" rulbus unap the Director of Tie
p" s an h was project Of his own TO Distinguish
may have been Mt Mooro' private ac however as
he thorough Bank directly under the
nose OF IT," MI :" n" IL Is fur to presume the, 4 they
finger IN The e''sN y. Times. -
In addition 10 the above lanatian and refutaon of
some OF Tie ikousdd md of The
Bank Star we give below extract from the Albany Ar
gu.
The gold coinage proceeds the new coin no b
standing Tie etnIis OF 'he Bauk
cite the fears o f People issues daily coming in
cttcnlaiion of
the Mint that The coined within ending 3
August S223Ou0; u gold remaining on bnnI
uncoined gold. - 1900 ~
We can further the friends IL The gold bills tina
The new gold so Tar from getting rapidly into drepuc
has penetrated in The light OF its eagles to sIo In lie
Eas-io the various tributary streams Of the n ujson in
The Horo the river Savannah in the Sou.h and cross
ing tie Alleghanies has descended The Oh to Cincinnati
AID Is ready 10 extend ia Eight still farther TO other mn
porinDs OF the mighty West.
The demand Tor its coinage also ms cad of diminishing
las " 'he coin " as getting INFO dsre puie has more
man d1"oie within ilie last week. may be seen by ex
tracts from ihe last official port Treasury Dspa
been obgingy furnished TO us, applications for thai
purpose:
Statement OF tie anount OF golf remaining in the Mint
Oh oOh August, 1884 with lire snoun Deposited for coin
eye win" The week ending In Sep embrr together with
Tie amount oil gold coinage executed and coins delivered
within ihe same period.
Remaining uncrincd at The Mint Both August 1884 as
per statement "i That date, $267, 900
Depo.i'ed Tor coinage during The week ending
9Th Sepiem'b =, VIZ
Uncoiped tuition. $4,000
Coins Of the United States Of former stan.
dald, 4s6 600
Foreign coins, BOO
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