Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
NOMINATIONS


Major Heroine l.. Opie is announc.d o. = ..n,,;a.
the Senatorial District Of Frederck " '""''ua'eior
IN be'1eley Edward Solsion and Robert snodsra,
hcans) are nominated as candidates Vrs
IN e@sn%seeli-wm. Daniel, j.. and Col James G. Dear
(Wnigs) are nominated as candidates
-, rrdnhin-John NJ. Holland aud Tbomns 8 lc,.,,
lt pubcans and Samuel Hale and Wiley r " ooss
o"yH.-hr Harley, the present Wing Delegnte do
e g. Joseph w Davis (Republcar) aud Henry
Is. Thompson (Ahti Van Duren) are candidates. tn,
former Is expected 10 carry The day.
DIDO Wan. Mcdonnell and JoIn T. Ncwh, f,vh;>
anu """; ID: donaldson, (Repubcan) are in the field
q vord to Diff Green p
ne Norfolk Herald soops 10 endorse the falsehoo,ls
OF Gen Duff Green lar as 10 rrcou,m.n h. s.,,
remarks and suggestions TOUCHING ironia af,irs 70
the perusa of It's readers. And what ale these apt re-
marks, aud vefitable stacments This WANDERING Eus.
prc (vz: Gen Duff Green) writes 10 bis Deputy air
EDWARD H. Gibson from Annapolis on the 7il.inst
anu PROCESSES to give SKETCH from his observation for
several weeks, OF what is passing Richmond and in
Virginia. lie touches Slightly on General no,;csand
on the Increase of Banks Banking capt
.ai IN virginia. There is truth in this letter
than there is in all the Fables Of the Pantheon For y
ample he says:
Dr. Bfoekenboush, the Prcsidcn, the Bank Of y,yia l.
man Of great talent uni almost unlimited anbon lie rule. ha
aah S 1i sI" Of @. s s s, sas ,yssa
IsI as ' asa ss Va BIZ s he the ,s
satisfied noe ha. many them as msd
Ia,on have the Independence eaioe; md ,
noos ansy submit quietly to be wheeled about npo
from Dr. 10, tie es"'"s
mat VI Brockenbrongh is OF fme talents will
DC questioned by no one-but that his ambition is so q ~
obtan as this travelling Muneauscn airms will sur
prise the Doctor, well his friends IN talents
calculated TO grace much higher station bc has no
manned the President of the I,nnk.of Vi,,n;, Co. 81
years, deyoung himself 10 his Office with zeal nd am
aoiy winch are universally admitted and ne yer aspr
ing TO rise beyond it. Where is his anb,;ou, ~ h
does regulate the politics of TIE State he must be much
greater manager than the Arch Magician himself for h
has been us understand, in no caucus dpring Iii,
wnterhas not partaken of the Councils of the Repub
mean rnr'yand has even declined acting the Cor
Responding committee, the only public post, by the by
10 winch we believe he was ever apponted-ln fact we
iearn mat ne has never been more confined than he
mas Oeen inns winter by Bank business and the stu
alton of his FaiDily.-But he works ..unseen~ say.
Duff Green How Through the Enquirer2wocs
presune-for, we defy Duff Green to say that he
or any other man has at the CAPITOL more
than four times during the whole of This most IN
terestng session-and we equally defy any other
man to say, that have paid more than four or five
nasty visits to the rooms OF Members has been yurv
iarey that any OF them do the favor drop in at our
humble Office. Indeed, have never seen so Lille az
them, or of Dr. Brockenbroush as during the present
winter The loss, OF course on our side--lor mnch
as we relish the society of friends and often as
we would consult him, yet have never crossed The
,hreshhod OF his private dwellings since Cbrsnasnor
have we been at the Bank than thrice or four times
dc has been at Office but twice only and fLaf for
moment We have never had less conlnu nicaton with
nm or the world: And cannot prevail upon him 10
scrtbbe Tor US or for the public The fact is we are SO
much occupied with our business, that we have ncve
little of friends for are not like the yara
oond Duff Green, going New Jersey coming TO Rich
mona, aud visiting Annapolis, 10 beg for charters from
the several Legislatures crafty the itching emprcism
our own proper business, and leave some wreched ST.
Pendiary sciibbler, like Dr. Edward r. Gibson 10 con-
duct our paper and stultify the public
On The question, touching the Banks, which has
aawn iorh Dun Green misrepresentation, we should
dher with Dr. Brockenbrough if Duff Green stated
his opinion correctly But that 'requres confirmation
Black spirits ,chhe,
=, Red spirits and grey;
You that n,insIo ,nnv
The following political Jeu Esprit appeared in the
friday Gooe 1t is as iecitous in its cn it true
in its POSITIONS
BLACK AND WHITE
" The late votes on the nominations afford striking
gave his pledge in black and srhie to the Missssippi
Legislature, that lie would support the President and
especially upon the Bank question: he has uniformly
been the most VIGOROUSLY malignant opposition man in
The senate RE has voted against the Adninisiration
not only upon the precise point upon which he was
pedged but against measures upon which the pha-
anx OF The most nveerate of Preside mt was
broken Black voted to show his contempt for his con-
suents and the declarations they had eslorted under
the duresse OF pending election
during all this time, White was the very contrast
OF Black Foindexter (iacetiously ncknamed the De-
WI darnng needle, from the odd points in his person
and character) his colleagues polar needle but lac
was the antPode to the Senator from Tenness.e e; being
ms wing rlvel for tie honors of the Vice Presidents
Chair But no sooner has Judge White given his ple doe
IN chite and Gtack To the Tennessee Legislature never
10 desert the President unless he deserted bis principles
(which the Judge will not pretend have Undergone any
change since he gave the pedge,) than lie is found in
Ill Parucuurs, the yoke fellow Black as Pcinde der
once was, in the SENATE
- The public will observe that tie Opposition rote
against Mr. fancy Chief Justice is tipped off with
BLACK at one end, and WHITE at the other
" x he vote OF seven against Mr. Kendall also he
gins with BLACK and ends with WHITE
" s. he effort TO adjourn and delay the vote ON
Mt Aendals appointment for the purpose of eettng a
iu senate alter The great body Of The opposition had
qutteu the chamber purpose to avoid voting in his
case, SHOWS BLACK heading the yeas aud WnITE finish
ing the hil They could not muster u force of more
tan Secen against this abused man. ahouah the
riehds oil the Administration proposed md the Ser
geant arms after them if insisted upon
a. upon the question to take up the nomination Of
Mr. barbour, the Opposition mustered twenty strong in
lnc nope 10 defeat II by the bill changing the circuits
ana here again we had BLACK and WnnK-BLAcK lead.
ing oil the nays, and WHITE bringing Up the rear
- D. In tie vote upon the confirmation of Mr. Sic
yenson, as Minister to England, which we give below
II viii be that the nays BLACK at one end and
WHITE at the other.
"fhisis marvellous coincidence for such once obso
inteiy repugnant men in the color Of their politics
White was late pure his in his de voon 10 Inc
LIesiueht lie says HIMSELF in of his letters for
Southern use, lac wrong il was attributable
to his personal leaning his old the President
lie would have 1t believed that lie forced 10 vote for
tie toice Bill, from this Insuperable influence And
now BLACK s his le-eadeI all occasions and he even
turns against 1ASEY, KESDALI, and SrEyEssog To
whom lie stands pledged by his former votes to fol
low Black who is e Presidents encmy Of the darkest
hue.
" we must, however, our notice of Yesterday
IN justice to Judge White in one particular He did
mol support Mr. fancy the session as Chief Jns-
uce' IL was only as Judge Of the Supreme Court
e Chiei Judge place not being vacant But he sup
ported MI Stevenson Minister 10 Gnpland--Mr.
hehuail as Fourth Auditor--Ar. fancy Secretary