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

Bank! The Bank question 10. as they know, distinctly be.
and TO vote for no man who will not pledge himself 10 vote
against III"
The Venue Changed.
The Numbering whis now says, that Il was 10 Neck
ienburg. and not Lunen5urg .thatthe speeches Of Mr.. Ben-
ION were addressed. Now, what are the facts as 10 this mat
teri
We were requested by a gentleman in yMeeSien6wg,
not LuNENpURo, las was originally stated by the wbig)
to have 300 copies Of MFR. Benion's Speech u,;n,ed and
sent to hi' address, TO the care Of a house In Petersburg.
The bundle (oo large 10 be SEM by maiD was delivered TO
a friend in this city, who promised to have hem sent OH to
Petersburg. This wasione; and there our agency ceased.
They may have boon sent all the way TO Mecklenburg i'm
the mail coaches b, passengers or by The driver, for aught
that we know:--Certain II, is. we had no such agency in the
Transaction. We deem i, proper TO observe thst.we GER
'ain'y have made no money by the husincss--we only
charged The same amount Tor the printing which was de
nianded by the printer.
The Correspondent OF The whig NAV be a "iistinguisb.
ed prophet in his own conntry'--we know his name
fsom the Editors of the Whig--bui we have not the
p.ica'ure oil being acquainted with his person or preten
sions.
The Telegraph challenges the Lynchhurg virginian.
"or any other leading ci.deuant National Republican Nui.
journal TO discuss The question of NulIifcstion. Far he
II from u. to desire 10 in'erpo-e between these once afRH-
ated Coalition prints--hut we underttand, that a se,ies of
Essays Is In a course oil preparation, on this subject. which
may be expected forthwith, aud which may shed mucl, isht
upon il. The Author is '.collecliny m.ierials Tor ,u,,Sng
the measures and principles oil '9S IN their true light, aud
thus defending MIR. JeIfviso n aud his co. lahorers, in the
great work oil that day. from the deep reproscii Of having
orig'nated<Hhe doctrine OF Nullifcaiion, as now under.
STOOL =" The more l ihink on It, Gays he.) the more
strongly the importance OF this work forces i,sell upon my
mind, both IN justice to the lame OF Mr.. Jenerson, and Tor
the intnre safety oil the Union. As one Of our most dis
iinguished men has said TO me. unless Mr.. Us nameis eff
t-ctual'y taken out Of the hands OF the Nunifers. Multi
nca'on viii prove a moth in The Cons tuition, which viii
make impercepibie inroads on it, until, sooner or later. il,
"ii drop TO pieces, and the Union With it,"
W we shall pay our prospects, in due season, 10 the Teie-
graf aud the Wing, in relation 10 p. p. Barbour.-Such
a man as he is--~ho has stood by the Republic, in good
and In bad report-whoh has been our pilot in The rongiest
anu s'orniesi sca-while o hers were bssking in the sun
SHINE oil private life, either shrinking from the tempest
mat threatened State Rights. or indiiiet en-. to their vista
tons is no, TO be sacrificed to the Vaccinations Of a fac
.ous BRACE oil politicians. Whatever the People may de
sign. or Judge Barbour desire, we are not psepsred 10 saw
-out nus we will soy in strict justice TO the man, that il
no body else will measure his services with those Of
Messrs. Calhoun and Leigh, we will DO IL. He has done
a great deal mors in hehaif of the true PRINCIPLES of the
Con-. iitu'ion, than either, or both Of lheu, put together-
gainsay the assertion who he may.