Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-10

:. ,,,s,c s;,ch course aa hos teen in;,ua
led He will nv allow such c"nsidrrai"hs 70 u "'
encp his course as chHg-d ~ THIS letter tis reno
r,s IN aesys he made with sPecnl regard " M u
,,,ch Of public business and - the Advancement VI "a"
honor and Interests n tie nation
Air. Rives, il seems, HIS been Independent enough :"
dfrr with Mr. Van Bntn az 10 the pr"ffie'S o. "op
ing the Sub-Tr asury aud for this difference VIZ ."
drrson ,es US thu, hr lis In be pursued with patty mo
erance death Mr. Anderson ~ ailoge'hs' "t"g
All the poy'y nto'erance which has been
proceeded from his friends the Editors OF ,iP
man. md the Charlottesville "Rt publican --ah" -. :.
such par,v lenders \ p Tn.imadge and Clark OF !!
York. The "Aladsrnian" day nt'er day. fpmro W."
abuse Of The leading friends ." 'he r,'s'"e" NV
"Rppuhcan" aidrd hy !i'Ilr penny sheet ca''r' VIZ
~ oeh,nginuiau which was nnbiish'd Of ''' sat :"
Government, in n, winter 81 1897 commenced wal nP"h
Col Benton and Amos krndrli, long h'i"re Inc Sno
Treasury was r. cnnn,rnd,d L. Congress BY Mr. 'an
Buren-and he course "a thn paper al me 'ne hh"'
To- wes satisfactory 10 mind thai chr'o h"' 'a'
,,i,c ,b,i IN. success III Mr. Van Bufpns ndmnsira
linn unless his election Ia result IN p'acin9 WI
Ryrs ptnmuen,ly before the puhi'c Tor the s"ee'SS""
That psprr and friends have betn b. ~ upon man'"e
IN. ,,,Ip Expurg,r President, and they did mol care
.o, hu, h, ce me Of thu party But he is pow pros
trsre-hr i. Lpnd as pnIllcaa-nnoi!er vic'ii! 10
'1anltRg 0l',t'0R ;.
Al, anderson refuses 10 commit himself "a 10 the
presidru,a, ,rcun BECAUSE he says, The election IS
t,,, far distant We have never asked it"n Mr. AMER
sen or ory other man. absolute cnmmisl on the
Presidential question All that desired TO know was
,bs slate a ms feelings ards The President al the
S,a,ss and whether, Gnder existing ct.umslnncea OIL
trrnp with HIM only upon onr measure, he would sns
tain his r. election would give his did 10 some u the
Wig candidates.. He has reply said en"ush to eats
f. " that has the slightest idea oil voting tor an
Bur,r.-nud d" verify b, lieTe that not many Gays
will rlapse he wi, br found an open mnuhrd '" hg
inst as hitter in his drnuncatinns OF Van bGren 40
The Oldest ord strongest Wing III his Sena:ora! DIS
uct
There is en- expression in this part of Mr.. Anderson
letter 10 which invite particular attention III,
save he IA majority OF The peoples representatives, in
The next Congress- shall be opposed to The SUB ireasn
~ (which believe will be the case and MIR van bn'
len viii so far disregard the popular will and repub
cun principles press that "dl"us measure upon
Congress The fourth time, he VII }IfR the support OF
oil Republicans and certainty tciH mt Tecrsre nns
Here we have distinct dscnrN that il majority Of
the people representatives shat be opposed 10 the
sure then the President ought ~" 10 recommend IT, and
he should recommend it, he will not support II. But
suppose ainrIty oi lis ppupe representatives should
BE- 10 tdror Of 1t, would Mr. Van Buren, be bound TO
recommend --and, accorGng 10 his own argument, is
moi nr Anderson himself bOund 10 sustain the Presi.
dent in The recommendation: Must clearly
In conclusion, We viii repeat what we have before
sad-if Mr. Anderson thinks ma "ry 81 lrs c"nsi.
turnts against the Sub Treasury r, hun ties, the TACT
by a resignation, aud IL, HIM BE- candidate Tor the va
cancy. Though We have sp"k.u freely in our comments
on Mr. Anderson lpltrr, have observed oaads him
that respect which sa!! at all times regulate conduct
towards him.