Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-25


rican who states, that ave authorized say that
MIR. Webster much surprised any person could
possibly have been at the auclc in the Atlas that he
had not been in Boston for fortnight before its appear
ance, and had no ntinaOn that such an article was
forthcoming 1T adds,
ca" possibly be assumed hat tbs editor of has au
hoity TO withdraw M Webser- from tho rueniisl can
ya "c that name has been Put forward with sht una"'nity
by The Wing party OF The whole Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,
not the party OF the State Webster
alton to the pur in regard TO The ircrH Election vii not
been made b. of The Wigs, a, propo,sd
The Alias admits that the article put in without
authority, bn still contends that Sir. Webster is not 'tle
most arateNe candIdale-and says that ahrn ii speaks
oil Zen HARRISON superior popularity, IL does mol
"mean an absolute, but relative popuariiy."-All the
Wings will find, before the game up that in point of
rN"Hee popularity The Magician is superior to any Of
their candidates.
We advise the Wilmington Gazette 10 fnrbear its
rash, unnecessary and unjust structures upon certain
politicians, whom 1t styles Conservatives II draws
distinction between Gen. Casey of Illinois, &c and
Maj Garland Of Virginia-hut w,hnut difference 1t
SPARES the lormer who it says. in differing with the
great body OF the friends of The Administration in oppos
ing Tie Constitutional Treasury, have done so manully,
and IN spirit that entities them respect. upon
ar Garland visits all the pha|s of It's wrahand al
lndrs TO him as among The traitors the peopc'-as
i'ln'ng ''he ranks of the Whigs"-und being "po.
luca wealhercnck
Let The Gazette take our word for it, tina, il, is only
doing mischief by this harsh and unjust spirit n denun
IL WuenS Inc breach IN cur ranks lhstedu OF
healing II. Snch course is calcllaled to make
MES o men who too resolule 10 be awed, and too
strong TO be put down, by sach denuncinon-and who
may be wanting when the great battle is TO b. fought
Besides, it is unjust The language which Major G..
recently addressed TO his constituents cannot he mis,a
ken. lie has not joined The ranks Of the Whigs-but
is against the National Bank md Mr.. Clay Least of
oil, can he be considered as political wcathercnck on
this subject Of the Sub Treasury lie the same
position which he took in Sin The Spring of 30,
he encountered The grea, champion Of this scheme,
General Gnrdon.) discussed il with him before the
People Of his District, and heat him upon that very
question. lie now throws himself, for the support
Of his District, again upon the same g-nund-"nd
we have no doubt, that his Constituents will sup
port him upon that principle. Agan-we request the
Delaware Gazette to rt the People Of Virginia alone
least for the presentand give every fair opportu
nifty 10 re unite ranks We remind the Gazette Of
Go" Benions famous maxim, applicable 10 Us all al
this crisis "Uniou, harmony. self denial concession
every thing for the cause, nothing for men,
ADMIRAL Discussion.
The discussion is sprcading-We should not be sur
pscd, if it ultimately embraced The whole American
Press-As far ii has rrogrcssed the following is the
state of the Argument:
For .7d,nUnis .9gainst.
fredericksburg Arena, Alexandria Gazette,
n. York Gazette, Norfolk Beacon.
Norfolk Herald,
Portsmouth Times
We think the Mes have the best Of The Argument.
Ercharas Branch Banh If R;rhaond.
The Bank is organIzrd it rc!aes 10 It's officers and
they are as follow:
President and Directors.
James Cashe. President!
CorbIn Warwick
john G. Hobson,
Robert &. Williamson,
Horace l. Kent,
Efard Bentley,
Hugh W. Fry.
Offers.
WIN P. Siro;hsr Cask'cr,
G. w Macmurdo. Isl .7ccountanf,
J. B Macmurdo, lst Teller.
f. Il. Chambrrayuc. Cd TcHrr.
Edwin c. Plrnsants Discount Clerk,
James II SlcRae RvDn,r