Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-15

| TO ARMS THE Wings are moving IN olu Roeh'hs
hamand is it not time for the Republicans IN au qua'is,
10 be sirrng The following pithy address, IN the las
Harrsonbug Register, is so much to the point tnat WI
extract it for the benefit Of the Democrats crcrycheTe
1t present the whole gist ofthe question 1t IS the nI
tu7,l in parro-We recommend it to all our i'ends II
Yirginiu:
For the Register.
"Mr WARrMAss Permit me, through your paper, u
call the attention of the Democratic voters oil ms county
10 the fact that Mr. Cootes has Withdrawn from he can
Yass this Spring. and that it is time 10 look ABOUT 10
some one 10 supply his place. Who shall Il be! pro
pose no one Only let il he decided Democrat One
in whose political creed, the right OF instruction, uh
compromising hostility 10 u S. Bank, high tariffs ane
internal Improvements by the General government are
cardinal points. Such men are to be iound Cah men
out. They must, they will respond to The popular WISH
Is il time 10 indulge apathy and yield discussions, whef
the Wings exulting in the prospect oil seizns Inc
reins Of Government, State aud Federnl: Shall Demo
cratic Rockingham now, when all the principles we eS
TEEN essential in Republican Government are IN 1eo
frorisI,,;nn of The Stals, CIVIS."
We hope, we may answer, not only Tor Rockingham,
but for AIbemare, Buckingham, hlecklenbnrg, Han
| fax, Charlotte, Nooway, Lunenbu'g, fo"hatan, old
Hanover Caroline; in word for every county IN Inc
State, where the struggle is 10 be-NO-NO. We will
not siGvide our weight and sink our influence IN the
Legislatures" We will oil bestir ourselves, and save the
Stale The Wings shall not wrest from us the victories
which we have so often won. They shall mol palm o
Whip Senator upon us-nor a Wing President-nor a
tremendous National Bank. On tins great, common
ground will all unite in order TO battle with our com
mon reLed question about The sa!ekeep
ing and administering of revenues, Is retaouS enough
But we have the more mon,entous and enduring qaes-
tions Of the next President and WING Dynasty, and
National Bank to encounter. Shall we, then, Indulge
any apathy and yield 10 discussions, when the PILLS
tines upon us?-We answer for the Democracy oil
the Old Dominion, NO, NO.
But we learn with great pleasure, that The Lion IS
rousing. The Wings have been exutng in their pros
pccts and boosting of their successes 1t was but the
other day that they expected 10 carry the State by coup
dc main. They counting without their host We
understand from various quarters that the Democracy is
orming for The contest They are sinking all minor
questions and rallying together They will not suffer
themselves first to be dsuniled and then TO be defeated
We understand that in Old Abemare the Republicans
talk Of uniting again on Randolp phi and Rivcs. We hope
that the two manly and minded Delegates Of the
county of Botelourl will again be in the field. I'm
vain does the Fincase Democrat strike at these gentle
men, 1t rails Riyes-lt caricatures the conduct and
condition Of the State Banks. Such denunclaons, If
they were general, would break up the Democratic
party. The Republicans Of BolctouEt are too wise
TO be split-The Delegates too strong to be shaken
by ew paragraphs and paper pellets )-hlcDowelI oil
Rockbrdge cannot be permitted to withdraw. Ihe Oe.
her most eloquent advocates lie will strike the flag,
give up the ship-We are indeed going to lose some
able and gifted men, who about to retire to the shades
of private lifc-Among these, Daniel and Sherrard
Garland has left Electromagnetic is TOO much TO ask
some least whether they cannot their
determination and again to the next Session. than
which has occurred for years OF so great I'M
poance for the questions II will produce or Tor the qua.
li6cations it will rcquire From other counties, we hear
the Notes Of Preparation. We bid them welcome-Dit.
fer as we may have done about question before
Congress- let every friend of The Administration now
unite s'upon the floor, Paine calls it, of Re-
publican principles Let u.s. at least lose sight OF all our
discussions, till the campagnbe Overland let US march
DaI a., Of Rrrtt Duho
the banner, which has SO often oaed over our glo
rious victories
The Senatorial Election Of the Hanorcr District.
The Wing Of the 18th announces, that Mr. Archibald
Bryce Of Goochaud declines poll; and that Dr. Joseph
NJ Sheppard Of Hanover has consented to lake the held
In the next No. Of the Whg Dr.. s. makes his own bow
to The publc-bul his political Greed is couched in such
very general terms that not able to understand
his bearings. The Wing too leaves us in fog For in
stance, take The following contrast in parallel columns
doctor Sheppard sterling "D sherpaa s1. .,S"s Re-
wi Which is which "which King, Bezonian' But per-
haps the good people of Hanover can tell Us which side
he belongs to- Mr. Clay too probably knows something
about it, rs, if we not greatly mistaken, he uniformly
received the Doctors hearty suprort.-The new candid.
Treasury System, any other, calculated to place The
public funds in the power of the Federal Government
But what more, Is he for National Bank, or is he
not? Is he for Henry Clay and .haiional Bank-or for
great issue, which must come up.
n Rc,ninisecncc.-Mr. Clay speaks of Receivers. Ge
neral as originating under the Colonial Government Of
New York-We find them existing also in Virginia
They had here "Kings Receiver. General" "Deputy
Receiver. General" ''lhc Kings money" and Office
We leave i. to gentlemen who are conversant with the
archives Of Virginia. TO ascertain The period of their op
pointmenl functions &c.-lt was for time, proba
bly,, badge of our Colonial condition. We observe from
Grains History, that it was in May, 49, the celeba
IL al IL, Nan, I,f, Daoa
General 10 pay 1880 pounds compensation for the
gunpowder lately taken out of the magazine by The Co.
vernon order
Pennsylrnnia-A resolution passed the Senate on the
9th by of % 10 6, instructing her Senators 10
vote against The annexation Of Texas 10 the Union
The House passed bill on the 10TH 10 establish school
of arts in connection with the franklin Institute, and 10
promote the acquisition Of useful knowledge. The bill
guarantees The interest 100000 for the former object
and makes large appropriations for Academies and Col
leges, in which The higher branches are taught.
Great Ffres!-A fire broke out at Cincinnati, the
9TH inst in the large Pork house Of Messrs Schoocy
Il Reeder, on Sycamore street, near the Canal Besides
Child also totally destroyed The loss in pork lard,
bacon &c. estimated al rising 100000, besides the
buildings and other propery!!! 1t was not ascerained
whether there any insurance.
On the same day. destructive fire broke out at Column
biu S. C., and destroyed ",wo large and spacious
houses, in Cotton Range, owned by Richard O'Nenl,
and occupied by Chambers s. Campbell, as Cotton
Stores along with about three hundred bales of Cot
ton and sundry merchandise. Loss about $390O0!-
The warehouses we're insured-lhe Cotton was owned
almost entirely by planters and is total loss.
~ We shall publish in our next, Mr.. Wses Letter
"70 ma ConstitucnlS,'' which we have received in
pamphlet form.-It explains his upon the
sion Of the late disastrous Duel.
n Goochiand Democrat the subject of TrepealaJic
ia,cs, will also appear on Saturday.
FOR TIVE ENQUIRER.
SCYLL3 and CHARYBDIS.
The Sub Treasury Schene and The United States Bank!
The first will result in Exchequer Bank, if adopt
ed will add the purse the sword and make the Execu
tive power, already almost inyncble so formidable as
not to be resisted with mpuuy. The latter, if estab.