Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24

! sEsc 0. The exhibition.
O:- friend Of the Charlottesville Republican, does
-o:c than Justice 10 the temper, in which we have met
Il. ,rscn rtrtd question lie says the Enquirer 'w
held on 10 the Special Dspose System, ''upon lis
aos" sailing along calmly and sereney, when every
a.s Else is oCa:ed and conrused the greatest degree
possible On the side it is threatened 10 be en-
:a9Asd by earthquake, and TO be overwhelmed and
cs::rored 5y tempest and hurricane the other If
,mcs all these difficulties the Enquirer manage
= get Il! into haven Of peace and security, Will
:27 as the President! Of The u. States has already sad
..a II: Richie deserves well oc his country
All .ho. GO is 10 do duty-but we have
-o tie ability 10 DO n,uch and We begin TO fear that
We will scarcely deserve the compliment which the
Republican has in store for us-Thcre is loo little
c: Inc spri, of compromise at Washington at this
uce 10 ploaiise peace.-1f the Sub Treasury bill
s. then perhaps gentlemen may be disposed 10 take
the Presidents next best measure, (the Special DePo-
el-if the bill! passes, we dread its effects upon our
party, Upon the Administration, and upon country.
4 Correspondent, Of the Republican at Washington
,7s The doom Of the SuoTreasury bill is sealed, ire
yccabiy sealed" Such were the accounts had uni
tcrmly heard from friend and foe-But may not be
TO sanguine about this business: Are not the most
.ionshng efforts making carry the through
:g:a The Houses; For our parts, we against
lie Sub-Treasury Scheme-We no reason 10 change
ne opinions originally expressed upon this subect.
Every thing see-every reflection we can make only
:7iirms objections and more. We 90 against
,e whole machinery of the bill-,,e hard money requis
an-lhe great Sub Trcasure-s-the Receiver Generals
BIT there immense amount Of talent and Of energy
sIs;.ed in favor Of the b-and that spirit Of coDcilia
ton s not ye, exhibited perhaps on all sides oflhe House
Washington, which mag lead to any compromise Of
the question We should bc treacherous the opinions
We entertain if did no! again declare mistaken
caafdence in TIE course have pursued. We will
c.rinre fly the finr until The battle is over. We
nav perhaps deserve we'll Of country BY this
c9uIse-and are sure not 10 propate the good
wishes OF Ultra Sub.Treasury friends but shall
-ajoy advantage al least-we shall take TO
'eit our good opinion. If cannot please Others
We mus; be content 10 please ourselves.
hut We must attempt 10 preserve the good temper for
witch our friend of The Republican gives credit Let
Ire discussion be free, but let it be conciliatory. We
awe not forgotten The maxim Of Bear and tOrbtar The
Lancaster Ohio Eagle is pleased TO allow a good
:7:t IN meeting The question: and withal in maintain
ING with iImness, tina. regard for the fundamental
principles Of the democratic party which has dis
nyuIshed its editor, and desire for the settlement Of
lbs rexed question: and the reunion and harmony Of
u: democratic party. it also adds That at I'M
:7;una,s for the Democratic Party tina, this subject has
?'2Ted such source Of dissatisfaction and division in
c.: rsnks;-and it is danger which We must early look
lie face, that the small rruet which originally divi
Gfcus, is rapidly swelling into brsad and turbulent
seam Both parties rapidly vergng 10 ul,raism,
"as The voices Of those who seek for union and
Iomse, are lost amid the rushing of the waters
notwithstanding this gloomy exposition, shall not
-: cts?a!r Of concation and Of peace.