Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-02

.,,,r- necks for so, 81, 40, or any number Of
81. -; for whatever amount OF capital, Congress
$" SO that let Mat issue come when II may,
! ,.,ne a: at. we shall be found more decidedly
n, Bank -ud for the alternative proposition,
II .g himscIi-beceuse he. though against the
~, object 10 il on the constitutional ground
! .r,ocrsnye and sagaciIy poor as they are, have
..., led Us to discover, that this was te true ana
! -. " We d. not understand A.phas distinctions
- .-ruh hc says unless The Conservatives re.
- p,srrs again, we shall have 10 cinSs our ranks
,.t II. another breath, he says, we have made no
,r,r he Conservatives CIT II doors III tins be
.,., .I3<e. the very same thing in essence, we do
stand The English language. The figure is only
49,, the fat 1t is only the difference in meta
| .,,,n c'asiag the rGHhS and closing The door,
| 49, conservatives Suppose the Anti Bank men
| ,sv of the same game upon Alpha himself
~ - HIM. 1--WE distrust yuu-You believe Ma
r:rk 10 bc constitutional. Now, unless you go
ID, ui,i uS-aud agree with us upon This most
L . r1int we will close our ranks Would not
Think. that this would be pretty much like turning
%, d, doors:
.,.s alaha. to soften down his threats little
49,, +, Inc crunse!s OF his KING William friend
,,-r !, 10 his ssgaclty' al least, whether 1t is
- ,.,,,, L,nuncatiuns and hasty threats, TO close
.,. ,,rks al the Republicans, who cannot go for
/ -, I-rasnrr system, With or without The specie
+. ,bere no Danger of losing Virginia by such
- ,:,ocosr them alt joined to the Wings, will they
,. ~ the majority TO the enemy S ranks: lie
49,. Erry The NIrgiHIaps as well as We do-nnd we
" mem % be- rather sIt-necked generation, who
, +,, The knee before the hand of power, or sa.
,i.., convictions to any fear Of denunciatons -
p,o,r has rvtn on another subject the true Sc
,.,.,.,.,th i, relation 10 this: Union, harmony,
sr sJf denial: every thing for the cause, nothing
s, -" Thanks Ia the WiI!gs-they, too, have de-
i ,,.Dy al the Conserva.ivss-have treated them
.nIy with the greatest asper;y, but with the gross
. ;,ms,i,,-nut coun,eraced that feeling in some o!
:, winch the language Of some Democrats, like AL.
mas ,ro much calculated 10 produce. With others OF
Conservatives indeed no language Of former friend
YY,r Zoe could operate to change their convictions
,, ,ursue The even tenor OF their way, without being
/ 81 hy Geuuncations or attacks on either hand
...y would not have Seduced them; nor would pro
Tons have inundated them. They will do what ia
because they believe il be solet foes tiatter or lei
- prosc5. be. But we shrewdly suspect that upon
. g.,s,rs The safest practical rule is, 10 display to-
3, them the kindness of ancient friends as the hes,
mia. 80 20 keep them in temper that is most favor.
10 conviction, 10 harmony, aud TO re union.
q :. No We do not understand Apha. Does he mean,
Ia W Yes to be considered Is amt Admnstra.
~ t,..YE. !Ie is opposed nov, he wa$sn 81, and
10 ,gea, body Of the Republican party, probably
.. himself! was. to the Sub Treasury System? If this
ls, lheG indeed will he push from the ranks many
r,.,. ~ nue. and as devoted Mr. Van Buren,, his
~ u JON lAie point, we speak from experience. We
~, gr-iG 10 Alpha himself! ia good feelings for
, Administration.
=. san We 10 not understand The propositions Of
..., Does he mean 20 say, that the Syracuse Con.
,i.n G:.,.Ovts word have said: II clearly does
|, W. have for some time believed that many, per.
: Mos, al. the Conservatives of New York, have split
+ .rai ,is Administration ranks. We have long
,yrdsrcy to error and We have deeply regretted il.
r. g.ye deeply regretted. among others, the Of
+ rs!laidcc -bccause he IL y Of fine abilities.
q, -, >,w the error into which the n. Y. Conserva
.. .yr.e .hpu, 10 iuli We the excuses in which
. Ns:>on.an aud the \ YORK. Tunes were INDUCING;
We therefore, protested sGainst judging OF all the
-n,ienlS against the Sub Treasury by those who had
a gully OF sU,h eXcesses. TO US there pro-
v about IT, We saw Tie history of many of the N.
4 Conservatives written. long before the Syracuse
-.rnon met We p!g regretted their course
= nave tried in vain 10 warn ,hem-but we failed
i ihsn protested against Judging others by them.
%. How the Administration can gain strength IN Nir.
a. nv Cutting off all those " 10 unfortunate enough
.'ar with ii honestly single point, is paradox,
ra !r- tie lie of cannot understand. Is IT
D, be- expects to carry Albemarle, and Nelson, and
,ArrgEam, and the Southwest. &c, &c at the next
We are tired OF CONNIE nts-and throw
selves upon the good sense and good temper of Al
I ip- our cycuse-We dislike TO ditier with him. upon
On, cUesion-and still more dislike that spirit of
l'su'ion which do GOOD TO our ranks IN times
these ct US fight the Wings, not each other, is
ru. Of ,actics-A nd therefore, while we throw open
i. columns freely 10 him and would like TO see his
,eme o sun Treasury, ask him to let us alone
AJAX II IN the spirit of peace and of good brother hood
IS Paul advised the Corinthians De OF good comfort
Live IN peace.