Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09

Bank Wings in disguise, IN unu 9u h, Eiors ceased
chorns with The corps of Bank bought Lulots Of
chorus W.sn Tt The Bank the special oar!hg OF
,h soule their buuntcous benrac'or, auu sne inu IS
h, rlian of the currency; ana EFea' Ns'a'
ssD't go -; and that the House OF Represc Natives III
we ,hsrryerce to Grn Jackson, solely, III utler o's
,J of the popular voice, and with inertaoe rum 10
! IT, countrv were wckedly destroying this ISpEPESD-
VT PURE AHD EEHrrIcENr WING iS:riTtTioN.-
w,, mn inierex,ure Of shallow contradictions and alb
surdi,i,s have we here? Mr.. Van Buren,: though The
declared opponent of the Bank in the SENATE Ill ~ Is
held firth waiting 10 manifest his hostility uhi ''l
fate Of the Bank sealed by the PEoriE; ana YET
this peopIe are represented the friends, the ANXIOUS
friends olhe Bank; unable by all their e5frliohs " s'
it tun, thr d;cuiiOm u king .IndreW Who goes ~.
mcuEcr the mock soleIinliy but reul profanity, "
which Senator Leigh commissioned to Heaven Tue sup
pcaoils of ruined traders, Of thousands OF al
and sexes, aud ages, for npIecalt'n upon 'e La;
who was "cursed with heart unknowns no" W r
Who has forgotten liir piuus HaOpan ""y 'r I,I,
Preston Binney IL Co, to excite The people 20 tu.u
aud violcncc, Who in fine, has forgotten Inc paE"dc
in The Senate bv orators Webster and others OF leiS
cned paper rolls exhibited as the shFomuS m''u r
sheets Of liberty and happ'neSsi aI, 49, ,nor,
in the murdcrous assaults upon ihe oeHe" sr W.
| meek QUIET and uu"itnding Bank Inc wing
Committee have further asserted, mat !" n's pi
vu,c mind" Mr.. Van Barren was oPp"sed 10 ''.s
removal of the Deposits I1' W;i1 rerse Of
extravaganza might lave been suspected IN 'hs com;
ue- nothing approaching this could nave oeeh a'lcl
| paled As men p"sstsa'hg' seVr'"i V, d ,h
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would prefer against any man, an accusaon contain
ing in itself plain admission not only e." ,he'f "'Sins
no proof on which to rest it, but further that from me
nature of things never could " p'oyso r"' wa'
accusation? Is il that Mr. Van Buren, by word or ac
ever indicated disapprobuon OF the removal OF the e
posrs The very Of this, viz; that al! his acts
and words have approved lhal measure; onl yet HIS
PRIVATE Mlxs has secretly TO himself, and 10 hmssJ
uiose contNadictrd all his words and deeds he com
mllec know his secrets, tod 10 onc and they order
| The people TO believe it. This WING Committee, II
seems possess the faculty Of penetrating The thoughts
of men, by their acts and words, bul by some occult
power Of thtir own. The wurld appears, has been
hitherto etrprieusy deceived; the Wing Committee are
the tree caas, and ar. Van Buren, has been wholly
u,is,amcd This bold dran by the committee, upon pub
lie credulty scarcely less offensive for the contempt
OF the popular understanding betrayed by ii, than Tor It's
appeal 10 the passions OF natureils enceaVor
TO poison the kinder charities and to overthrow The les
timcnius of an gmbemishrd r"putaon, through Tue IN
Huence Of ranking prcjudice. OF what avail are be-
ncvocuce and honor all .:c social virtues indeed OF
what value is public usefulness, if the reward which
ought wait them ullthc esteem and confidence OF
mankindis to be sacrificed 10 suspicion, acknowedgeo
to be destitute necessarily destitute, OF any foundation
in fact, This committee must know, that, high as The
best of them may rank themselves, high as lhey may
be placed by others, The private character Of Mr.:
Van Buren, would ZEE Oe'ghl, ny lie Otghtesl ana
best of them They doubtless know, that tile mcro-
scopic scrutiny Of party, has never been able 10 de-
,ec n spot on The fair face of that character YET
in relation 10 ills I,oSsessor, the people are calico on
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what themselves admit they do not, and never can prove
or know some secret thought which the anndiced minds
of this committee think tit to impute to lIh. Let TINS
committee be subjected TO their own test Suppose the
best man amongst them TO be accOSted IN the following
manner Sir have marked your walk in lite from your
youth. In all your conduct you have acquitted yourself
| ike an upright anabe, and useful man. Do not how
ever for that reason mag that you to be account
ed either honest aiabl useful: because, despite OF
the eS ideuccs your lie has authorized you to appeal 10,
you are your prirate mimi swndler gambler. all
sin.-1ow this committee would deem OF such An
apostroye, easily be Inferred Yet Tins Is precise
~ the value of the argument (f il may be cacd) by
community JUSTICE.
nqroa,iunably-or boarded up oil the SPECIE and would
let the people though Clay, bous,ed
had eleven millions in its vaults.
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION
| - NEWPORT, Sept l, 1886.
Gentlemen: Our scmannual election for the choice
Of representatives the next Legislature Of this State,
was holden Tuesday last, and the same has shown
very respectable accession to the ranks of democracy
since election in April last In honest TRUTH demo-
cracy is here triumphant, and truly believe at this
| lime than in any other State in the Union
WhggeTy, called, hardly darcs to show lis head
the floods hare come upon it, and The fountains OF the
great deep seem have been broken up In the ars-
locratc city Of Providence, with its twenty banks, and
It's Mic Riddles agency, we have had signal triumph
That city has returned TO the next Legislature four men
who are thoroughly anti bank men; of whom, Mr..
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men of this State and is ardent supporter OF MIR V.
Buren, for the Presidency Let be remembered that
in August, year ago, this city gave nal"ry Of six
hundred against the democratic candidates for Congress,
and in favor of Tristan Burges, who thanked God that
he had been democrat. Please to bear in mind
what say that in November next, this city will
give majority OF lis votes for the Van Buren, Electoral
Ticket.
"1he decisive OF this Stale will have its inhu
upon the States adjoining us, aud you may, think,
rest assured that Massachusetts will follow The example
which her little sister RhuGc island will sci her
AIN no prophet, but nous rcrrOnS. '-GtoEc.
THE ELECTION.
NOZZLE, August "a.
We claim, it will be seen, clear majority IF eicren
in the Hoase of Representatives,. We are assured by
many that Mr. MctIrry ci Shelby who is one Of those
that voted last session FOR the resembling resolutions,
with rs, is also Mr.. Smith Of Wilcox. AS il is said,
however, that MIR. Mclenry voted for resembling on
the ground that tue orig inal nomination extra e-
gslati-c ard improper and Mr. Smith is very eagerly
claimed by the Wings, for their comfort and TO make
assurance Goubly suie for the present, surrender
these gentlemen into their holy Keeping In The Senate
all parties, we b"liese, satisfied there is tie-eav-
nS the nett Van BEren ma jnrly, joint ballot Of Gle
ven votes We haze said nothing about the popular roe
exhibited by the lale elections. We are told, howe
yer, that prrpondratrd largely in favor OF Mr. v Blu.
Let friends abruud then give themselves
uneasness about Alabama She will be found in No
veabc. where she has been, in the first rank oilhe
democratic States Of The Unlon.- Commercial Reg :Sr.
Concerning the prospects in Ohio, friend has placed
in our hands letter from intelligent citizen of Co.
lumbus, from which make tho following extract:
"Ohio regard as safe have read letters
Central Committee from every county in the State
Five thousand will Re our lowest majority for Van Eu
The Legislature will be decidedly democratic, and
a maj 0rity Of democratic congressman will be elected.
[Harrisdurg keystone, q"g 81
1ire Ia Baedtelie
ORDERS FROM Hg,D QuARrEns.-Al true Wing
Editors in Virginia hereby enoined and required 10
commence forthwith, huge panic aud roaring buasting
Apparent trumphs must be magnited and lrumpetted
with might and main. Every Slate in the Union, and