Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-04

thought so should not hesitate to add that the fate
painted out by Gen. Jackson due to the members OF
tue ilaruora Convention, would he gnnd for any
such member Of the Government, by whatever name
lie might be called. But without any evil intention in
The case, Government WELDING such tremendous ruy.
or over c business CONCERNS of the country, may an
inchlcu!ab! Iscrf and if Disposed 10 Try apartments,
will most assurrdiy accomplish it. We might even
no'" that the Government were in every way c"ap;rut
To nansga i!Ir mnst complicated financial affairs. and
that They hui fulfilled and would fulfil I"r duties CON
nccirl wili t Pas wisely md ssi!luliy
mrr living :ni..! d., sill would hp ,,ssib:
floating capital Of ), 900 GlJ or so J 0i0 with.
out causing 'ic most serious 10 business
mes, who rely upon stable currency and quiet state
OF thu nluney market Essential III prosperity o!
their concerns. What the evils cn.;;cc'rd with 4
large surplus revenue In the hGaLs q tic n'etramem,
We are !as; learning by bitter cspcr:rl.ce. Th'sr con-
nect'd with lis distribution shall & rs herrA;lrr-
In the State treasures will produce violent cnnc:,-
tions corrupt combinations and after ALL nuch OF It
will be squandercd. The pcrpr;uation ofspch system
would do more 10 corrupt public men than almost any
thing else which coa'd be invented 1t would give The
dhaiinant party Immense means Of sustaining Its power,
and would place from year 10 year such masses Of mo.
ney at the disposal Of the government that money and
politics would ever he mingled, and business would
ever BE- oddcn under The feet of hostile political parties
II would keep the money market in endless turmoil SO
that no could ieil ;"ha; was before him..
TIE ALARMISTS AGAIN!
we caunncd the public To beware of all the humbugs
We satisfied they wond be reserved for the very
-
of the election or this character is article which ap.
pears in he last Wednesdays Whg under the head Of
"Thc .Naa CEnrhcd"-! is again attempting TO tasten
upon MIR. Van Buren, the fact of being the candidate of
the bulk o! the Northern AbUliiioIiss!Ouc wvrd as 10
"Grnrga BancroH, = Thompson Abolitionis is the
canodnc OF the party against Richard Fletcher, IN The
Boston Dislrct-Not 81, he idatc from ?ring-
6rli-and he is moi an hbDtonisl. We are acquainted
with Mr. Bancofl-with his eminent abilities, ard With
his opinions on this very subject. We veeonVersed
with him freely and know he is not Abotonst.
.4gGn-The Wing produces two cerlcalcs-one
from by the name Of Nalhancl Carpenter (Al
bany)-and The other from "O!ycr H. Wells. S.
VIM. Street. a. YCrk.-Who are these men: W no will
certify for i:m: hn knows whether they worthy Of
the ST. ghes crcdibty Tho first certificate Itself is
of the vagurSt and most confused W. ever rrad-!ie
Co was in company with several oil the distinguished
Abotionsts from different States, Lewis Iappan
Weld, Nc Eh,L this conversation: 1t Is not
statcd-Was ii in 30 or 81? Brt3rc or since Mr..
Y. Buren, has made iims II So obnoxious 10 The Abel
tiUss, Is his open opposition to their ianalcs: IL
is not slatci-Nn month! or year is specified Villa was
the PERSON, whose reply is gven' 1t is not stated
But Carpenter DOES cunrrc tn trump up remark
from person not spccrd that was settled point
(or words that effect that they would support MIR.
Van Buren, in preference the other persons named for
hat Office Who said this, Who had so scucd =
Carpenter docs not say. But III postscript pa7poriing
to be given 10 this cst confused certificate lie refers 10
"Wclds stac!ncnt'-Was it he or not: The man, then
refers 10 other AbGlIiiCa:ss who Admitted the truth nt ms
remarks but refused gisc certificates Vino ale they
and who certes that this is rue' lie asserts also that
the Editors Of the Emancipation are in favor oil Mr. Van
Buren, without producing iic slightest evidence o 'hs
t7ut;i of his assertions lie refers 10 Leavilt also re-
spending fully WclIs statement. What statement:
Enter Mr.. Weld the ID Ccrier.-He says, he was
present sat the conversation alluded TO by Carpenter,
and believes his 5tacmcnt 81 tar as Il goes IN regard 10
the vote Of the Abotons,s is true. Now, mark this
clear hradrd and consistent CcTiitior-h!lcr certifying
that the assertion in regard TO the r0te J0r fdH H@Ten
made By Weld he goes on to do all away By Il
vague and general statement, VIZ
NJ. Carpenter observed LII: thai c surposiic ,o'-
iin"5t were divided bcsern III political TirS OF Inc
sI reply affirmed Iat hs "" rTe ",I"t &C.
ference TO thrT io;er political preferences "
pn the Candidate whom they ""mccivcd "sr FAr"vEaTE To me
the table. n there large number u! e'ions present" az
Well ao nstanccd sTTEEN TOWNS tina, hA come IN
to Abol,im,ism,, &c.
Here Weld is made To say, not that V. b. is The man,
but that each Aboiliois would vote Tor INC ca"d;d@f:
whom 'hc conceived most favorable to the cause OF
Abolition Was this Mr.. v b.; II was not. Most un-
fortunately have evidence this subject Which does
not rect the vague sayso Of any witness whom VIC
know nothing ab0ut-but of record and from the lead
ers Of the Fanatics We have published the address Of
Tappan d. Co denouncipg the .Norhcrn c""didnte (AIr
F.B)-1hs witness cannot lie or deceive Us. But we
lave concurrent testimony subsequently gwen: and winch
happened receive since the Wing came out with ITS
miserable certificates We refer 10 the proceedings Of
the n. York Savcry Society, which assembled IN
Utica, The l9h Septcmhrr They came /" US IN d
and marked by the rcrnicious folcs ut isiiS Pcs'Ieh'
fac,cn Now, mark what this meeting brought forth!
Euirrct Of q letter ffOm Him, Jay, Prc*idc"t
"We conrndIng, moi so much with The saFe-
holders of the South about human rights, as with The
political and commercial arisi"cracy OF the North, I"r
The liberty Of speech Of the press: and OF c"nsc'cnce'
Onr pniuicians sailing 0nr constitutions cnd idrS jar
Southern rotrS great lnsiS Specializing, not
mere; in lands and banks but also III The liberties Oh
the people, . :,
No man but secs the arrow is aimed at hlaln Van
Buren,. Mr.. Jay in the same letter, Gcnnnnccs MF
BrarGsry the present Attorney General tt New York
tho intimate friend of Mr. Van Dnrcn. and VIII" last
year so n!ucE contributed TO put down the UIca Cen
rent:nn
.7ncia-Amnnr the Resolutions adopted by this meet.
ing is the following most significant one:
10 RcscirtG That while rs ubn!ilioniss, VIC dis
avow all connection with party politics. yet, 1rr!Ing
our dnly exercise IL. elective iFlnciiSc we decPy
regret the disposition Of fellow -c,izcns 10 ccral1 TO
otice 1ars. who openly Sacrihcc lie T4hls OF .WWH
tiermca IL Southern Sidrcry' ,
Here acrin is the NEST pointed aiiHsion TO Mr. Van
Buren, and his casting yotc-and recommendation 10
use Tic elective franchise against him. m
These declarations speak peLtnngncd- lhey
leave no. doubt that Mr. v B. is not their farote-
hut on The contrary is marked for their vengeance. In
fact this feeling against him, is well known-lhe no'
nrists are IS igs-Tlcy dislike Mr.. '. d. bn'H iFo'
poltca views his aYowed opposition 10 their anaIicSi
md his cas;inG vote We learn from the best and mast
rncucstuiaic aulhnrity that they are gong against
hini-not emily in n. York, hut in IhiIadripna' Inc
Qunkers IN usssc, opposed to him heir louh'
niece Friend Zlchurah foulSUus ADVERTISER Is more
violent npanst him. than any other paper in PhiadeI.
phia Tie Wing meeting there has openly denounced
him for his cas.i1s voc-and VIC repeat, on :e au;ho,
riiy Of intelligent Pcnnsy lranIan, WHO reached
hi. CITY in the course Of the week, That The fbDl!loa
lists in ilc interior of the State, are ccldediy opposed
to him. In the srca! county of Northampton, with which
he is ultimately acquainted he does not know Of single
! exception ", !,
cye that after MI Van Burrns decided dcnunc atIons
Of these manifestation his c,sng vote in the Senate
he could be lavoritc with them lie Is tic last man
-n.,,u No irl