Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-29


We shall publish in next cur Correspondents hP.
peal in behalf Of addressed The Politicians a. w ash
ingon.
Groiui.ous and LnjaEposs ealamny!
The following paragraph appears in the last Ph'ace-
pha ID Advertiser:
"PCoR hSD PRoUD.-States sometimes like IBdIv
duals. poor proud, and purchaseabe. Tie New York
Courier thinks that this is The case with Virginia The
naughty and virtuous Virginia, which s,ot-
the Ancient Dominion -aoR+iKis umdTG
''rhe Courier SAYS IN Nothing under heaven chained
Virginia 10 the car Of M Van Buren, but the fact that
many Of her old and wealthy families have become
deceyed and that their degenerate children have turned
their from the Country - the COIf-tfoc the Peo
pie TO the Crown-an6 willing 10 wait a. The P'es
dents table oi the crumbs hst may fail from IT, THIS
for the misersb!y degraded condition Of Nrg
MIA politics for several years If The General Govern
BY measures can bring other States 10 i~ same
condition with VrgInia-f check their enterprise
and impoyerIsh their Industry, can operate every
where the greater advantage IN he disbursement Of
lis revenue and the distribution of places and PEN
snns When The people fourishing they are nas
pendent Of this kind of Treasury pa.onag-: and for this
reason il is the settled policy Of the Administration 10
sacrifice he prosperity Of The country 10 the establish
rnent and perpetua!!nn of their power.
We have tissue Of grossrr msrerrrsenta-
tons, and more glarIng absurdl:es Why charge Er-
GINA with STOPPING before Executive power Many
Of her old families have not decayed the others have
too much pride 10 sacrifice their principles 10 powe!
Virginia poor bat thriving But this unjust CEN
which reckless!y cast upon her, coLopes 10
that there Is not independent people in this
Union. ihan the yeolanTy OF Virginia Where has the
iavoe project Of the present Administration met with
more opposition generous, yet unyieIdIng than from
Virginia: But independence is no! csnned to them
Among the friends OF tie Sub Treasury, are 10 te found
no in this country more honest in Their VIEWS more
honorable IN their principles Virginia has seat IN
this Cabinet. This is feather in her cap. She
asks none-And 10 certain kaow ledge hrE sons have
refused in The last twelve months: two sea' n the "a
buet. The theory Of the New York Courier - worthy
OF lis author The idea rs that the Administration has
Impoverished the county order TO make the people
dependents and slaves DIi InoIe ridiculous az"
ton enter any man head: The way 10 make an Ad
n!sraIon strong. Is not 20 make the people poor, bu
prosperous The moment any public disiresses come
from THAI moment IDLE c!amrers and ma gnan critics
Law the Imarinafy t:ut al The door Of the Administration
This the way al the world over il IS the tue int
rest of GovsfHors therefore. to maze the people
prosperous instead Of impoveE!s'Hng lhen-toT, " III!
poverty complaint bot prosperity ensures silIs
faction and support But enough The whole article IS
ridiculous itsc-snd in relation 10 Virginia. /. IS
contemplate libel.
The y. Y Gazette cites the Madisonsn, as an,ho
riir for the opinions of Mr. RrYes That paper Che VI
undertakes TO say that Dir r. ''hns los, oil confidence
in their authors e Financa! schemes OF the Admins
tra,iot) as politicians and Mr. Van Bar.n Chief
Magistrate OF the nation We have no question, that
the Madsonian speaks without auihnrliy-and IN fact
have letter from highly re-rectahi" quarter at
the unauthorized which The MaGisODan has MADE
OF Mr Rlves's IN his absence from the City -
iAlr K was absent several days: having returned with
his family from! Washington 10 his farm IN AhrEiHte
The New York Gazette might veil lIar" spared Itsef
the trouble, therefore. Of adding that "fhs declaration
of the M.dsori.D broad enough rnG PlcIt enough.
in all conscience, and nothing now 10 deter 'lr
Rivcs and the friends Of NJ Rlves from! acting with the
Wing party without reserve II may be iGt!s trouble.
some to the editor Of the Richmond Enquirer; bu, mat.
lers must come this complexion. and INT: wei! De
done first last Neither Mr. RIves nor his friends
IN Virginia Will act with the Wing nHrty--ihe Gazette
NAV be assured OF Tive make il Rule never to take
roujle p50n ;yuSi-l is matter Of approximation for
US 10 ADD all eren.s The kchouh Enquirer will
not act with the Wing party. 1t vii! haze no lot or
part in any such conIunction-noT Will aav man. who
belongs to the RrTabiCan party Of y--J9 They rPpu.
date now and forever all ccallio nth NatiGna! Bank,
Tar:, Internal improvement, old Federal patty
True they et,in the Sen=e Jeau,e ,Lerc snica:
ruar : elected 10 -gab" tn Wing. 10 change -"
majority winch Van BGrea had that botg -t yrGr or
they the Senate 5oa-' Of Eu Ht tue Ia
rJi.cr the ip!l Toei dIeut ia'""i "rh
4y whether Wig. Lave carried the ste By f-s mao-
rty Il II" VA. r"ss' IN in. Stale se not :Fat?
vii End that confined alone 20 tho i"E'c O
Deega'c b.; has extended T." TIE P."E'e "a o
We hare doubt that the Observer - ms'ahen a
majority the People OF Virginia ngans the Wings
We have not the full returns from all The Counties; eDC
therefore we want the elements OF The c1'Cua!lon
which the Observer calls for. Bat WHEN We publish the
full list Of the Delegates and Senators elected. "hic
we shall Go in the course 0; the next week, We VIII
show, from some Of the returns how thin these elec'
lions have been The Observer is also mistaken IN he
character Of the Senate Ia that branch, we have gain
cd two Senator'S and the Of gaining another;
and have los; We shall also seize the same op-
por,unitv for noticing he structures OF the Ing papers
m s we ha We said about the Senate checknatIng the
House. in the passage Of any obnoxious Wing Rss9'u-
lion.
The Richmond Wing and Fredericksburg Arena claim
both the Delegates from Monongala as "higs-whch
would give the Wings majority nj two on JOINT vote
We understand that this is mistake, which brings IL
h,cE nroin 10 T. tie-evcn allowing them King George