Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-14

New York. which Stale, in oil the Southern conventions,
taunted with nonopuizng The Southern productions
for which, we are told not adequately remune-
rated But this slang Is now becoming disgusting, and
we are coming INTO sound views, and will act at
proper time. j, Sir, have my doubts if the worthy
Wliam,burger, prominently before the State as q
candidate for the U States Senate will not be required
even by The party TO which he is attached TO renounce
MIR. Clay or this worthy parsonage | would speak
NEST respectfully, because have heard him enter
into abusive and ungenteel remarks towards Mr.. Van
Buren,; and if we driven TO the necessity Of giving
up our worthy and talented Rlves, without having
man Of school Of sufficient strength to take his
place, with John TylerIl should not complain Having
once suffered ostraclsn by following the party who style
themselves hgs he would now be more cautious tor
l assure you he 10 no, Webs,sriaa Wing! Gould we,
however, obtain able Of the uniformity OF
Inc Hon. VIM. II. Roane, let US have him; and such
man we might find IN the person Of Judge John Y. Ma
s'n' In HIM the Bank would find active opponent
lou nave conscientlously gone with Rves in opposi
,,"h 10 'he Sub'lreasury, and have, fear given the
DeWoc'auc party severe wound but hope now, hav-
ing oil that question for the present. you will
return 10 your tirst love, and encourage union in
ranks and give your aid efectuay against this
alliance of Clay, White and Harrison for we may this
time have triple shod ticket TO comba, against. The
two Secretaries of Mr.. Van Buren, are plain men held
in high renera'on among and if the President fills
up all vacancies with men Of such high standing and
talents may augu: well for his future administration,
aud have doubt he will. Al! that we wish is,
union among who have hitherto combated 80 success
fully for our rights and the freedom Of all our nsu
lions. 4 LOWLAND DEMOCRAT.
"TnE GREAT RrGrLAToR.'- The Feds want Ma
tons Bank for regulator; and they say they must
have one for its operations and effects have been fully
tested They say The country nerer ProsPeEed 20 weli
during tho reign Of the Bank OF the g. s and re 7e!
Will again prosper until BiddIe and his Bank are agan
placed in power. That Bank was evidently "fegua'
tor in good earnest
In The year 1890 the u. s. Bank REGULATED Fifty mem.
bers Of Congress by loaning them $l92,l6l.
IN 1881. il REGULATED fny-n members by loanlng
them 1929 lnJ
In lSSa it REGULATED fifty. four members by loan
Of Si7S.7GG.
In l-a3, il REGULATED fifty three members by loan
Of S3747GG.
In 1884, it REGULATED Fifty two members by loan Of
$23S $50.
1t REGULATED Webb and Noah by loan Of S52970.
il REGULATED Gales and Seaton, Of the National In
teligercer, by loan Of $52,l70.
II REGULATED Walsh's Gazette with S6,54l
1t REGULATED Henry Clay, Kentucky lawyer, Sc
nator and the Federal candidate for President with fee
Of only $4,000
1t CIRCULATED the godlke Webster with fee Of only
SIS ,0U0
1t REGULATED Sergeant with $40 600.
It REGULATED one Johnston with $4,000.
Il REGULATED Senator Poinds x,er with $4,000.
1t REGULATED numerous others by smaller sums
showing conclusively that Il, just such IN
sllulion the Feds declare it TO have BEEN and just
such Institution they laboring TO fe.establlsh-
"a GREAT REGULATOR"
[Sandy Hill Herald.