Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-16

H., II, f;;,, Wc s,l a.h ita qnt sfinn 10 lI.s
very nd If III cEprrr, Notwithstanding ne h's ana
-. y.ttv- ,r- rs may s,Ili carg- rs WIN roa1
ia; ,h.,, Ru, .,,re man may steal horse says
u prnvr,b " hist Gr"h.r may mol i"R ever ne htrE-
lr only tell the Conservatives me rum WY W. hie
.nariny them; hut the Rchm"nd wing may tel them
wirh'u. shame and With Pft'rc' "hpun''y; 10" owe
vnur seats to US ynu elected by The opponents ."
The Administration; surely, surfIy, you will be true 10
W, "a ynu should he !esH yGu MOI! .
nu, i, us come nearr 10 the Oracle i'aar The FOL
lowing extraordinary article Is rom W. hses MONTH
piece: T.. ,,,
CF,om The Charlottesville RepnLtcan 81 ME llh)
The Eunuirrr seems think that Mr. kivrs cannot
hr opposed the objection OF Mr. van i'nren without
a,rncarirg thai Of hr Clay and gding INTO 'ht sup
nor, Of all those doctrines which havr b'fn so obnoxious
Ia the prrpr- of The Un.on The Enqnrrr knows rs
well os any one Thai ii Mr. RiVrs we're I" vote lar Mr.
Clay in preference MIR. Van buren, IL would "niy hP
as it. said himself supporting tfn Jackson over
John Quincy "A choce OF evil; and that 1t Nr Clay
SHOULD be rlrrIpd aud attempt. IN hts Homn'-Hii"n !"
nruGuce National Bank system "i l'.lrrnal Improve.
mems or Protective Tariff That Mr. would be found
ia bui and drcdrd opposition to him Does the Ln-
ou,.rr know That Mr. X can and never VIII sup
port hr ASSURES, aud thai he wl drc"'fc'y oppose
INV Administration that attempts Ia carry them on:
We k8nw i, and d. es the Enquirer and all hat i,
sn,s 10 the CONTRARY. ITS avn decent and c"urs-
Gus phrases vile aFrclann, "cant "tf'rkrry, and
"humhuggpry in which are more ski'tu or G:o:e
prpusr than The EG"r ul the Enquirer The argument
thn because MIR Rves is opposed TO some ot The leading
measures of MIR Clay policy he is compelled To swsi
low others equally "bnox:ons is supremely ridiculous
Ec do desplse AL cunt humhnggrry and impnsnre;
and therefore We scorn The atfecIaon and deception,
winch LUX in The preceding paragraph. The Editor
NAV well throw of the mask al once Tor Mr. Rs"s
lie has frankly lud before that in bis opinion Mr.
Rvrs cannot and oueh nat 10 support MIR Van Buren,
..uud,r puy circumstances We understand. The arii-
Gle we la just quoted az paving The way Tor ush
cn,Ion OF Mr. R'vss pirirrrins Mr. Clay TO Mr.. Van
BuT.n--hp Editor knows as well as We do, TINT acr"d
.t,tI, gI. tn lie lam.
Van Bu,rn and Clay; and that Mr. RIyss take sides
with Clay against Van Buren-The reasons FOR thIs pre-
dI. c,on are as absurd, thu change Vi Sr Rnes p"
tics is obyl,ms and drp"rablr he rrjrcts Mr. Nan
Buren, wrh whom he rotassrd tn drtfr"n only I'M
porranl qnrsnr and lhs question {" e1prd-ncy only
nd hr ak,s Mr. Clay with whom he s'iIl p"rssrs 10
f,lr on every great and constitutional question. Inter
nal Improsrm.mrs Tariff Bunk and all! THIS lis M
deed "a choice Of evils With vengeance; and from The
u,"nrnt Mr. RIves makes IT. ~ pr"n"unce hlm hence.
f,.!h Wing Il Is vain that The Charlottesville Re.
publican appeals To us for the course of such pnll-
can. Il u that II asks u. 1t do not knew
,ha, Mr. ttnPs and nrver will support these
I nlsnriuuPs For one, We do not hesitate 10 say, He
should lose all confidence IN TINT gentleman and We
shumIG te surprised al nothing into Which lhr baacna.
TIM al his feelings should brIrsy him. Who would have
expected his political poles UPWARDS The parties
would have been deplorably reversed That the
Nhips should now praise and "r hIn-s md that lie
was wiling IL take his "ice al their ands:-But 10 sup.
port H. Clay with all his Bank, Tariff ultra conslItu
/ tonal nnpns, what can be more surprising than
tbatP To invest Mr. Clay with power recon-.
mend and emf all those aud principles each
! uf winch much more r3crptlnnohe than all the
measures which could be attributed TO Mr.. b. Mm.
C. R,vrs 10 support II. Clay under any citcums,ancrs
Alter tint cnnitss that nGhpg cnuid surprise Tvs.
-ile Ill drcid, dy oppose any Administration that at
,emps 10 carry his views out SO "e all thought Of
unuhpr man uf hose virtues We thought al lime
a. ,ghy did uf Mr. Rivrs. II was only three
wears ay that Judge White declared his letter ar.
X ncannnn TINT lie was hnsrlt oprrsrd 10 T. Sia,rs
! B nix and adding "CONGRtSi has NO 20" Err
/ TO CHARTER A BANK."-And where IS tins Ialen
Statesman no.:
The Charleston Mercury is respectfully referred to
the last article which published (abnnl two wrecks
sgo) FIR all The intTatinn pnssessed in rrntl"n To
the slaves paid for By the British Government. II The
Mercury wishes be her sal s.d IN the subject. il
may probably rbr,n it from Mr.. McDuiie, Tho in
! London when the arrangement was effected.
The PJ,sidtnt.
We are requested say that ihr reception nj the Pre-
sidrn, Brook yn, md al! the arangemrh's "r we're
made BY the AUTHORITIES and cnz-ns without reference
t. PARTY Several uf The most active gentlemen were
Wings and the City Government. u - well known. had a
! maturity of hr.s.--fr1 York Journat II Commerce
s" oils" with his reception at the Boarry Ihrntfe,
and other places where The Common Cuuacil we're
with him The Why Presses have attempted !" dsract
from his recpiun by declaring that it was confnd en-.
tirrly In his own party.
/ To tie Ediior: "PmlLapELrHIA. July I0rh, 1880
! '.phadslpha | find as warm as Richmond With
the int nss heat during The day, We have not
here The delightful Lrrrzr which in ihr evening comes
sa.ep,ng over p Hill But Ibis is offer all splendid
cuy No wnrh.r thr Phadelph!ans are proud OF II
II truly ih' queen OF American towns. Nliha p"pn
laiinn al in,plLrn PnirrprSng and hospiabr men, II
- take il all IN Nil by Tar the most captivating sp" 10
strungrr that The Uri"n presents ID" NJ" say have
grnwn en- huSas,ic- hate enthusiasm ierl that ell
say due TO this "quakrr place" like II fer lis "an
nf ca!cuIo"n for The n'a absence of any thing like
tic h.,
are generous, warm hearted, open frank and liberal
have seen and iarIed Isl Of The chirf An" rIcan
CITIES, but have nowhere inund pnpulat"n al Tie
North uhich take il all in al 81 much reminds me ."
Old Virginia Many OF her chitt dPnizens either
natives Of the South connected with il by marriage
Thu. lends socipry here and feeling very
! lar those ni Richmond
"Thousnnd Of S"uhprners are daily arriving m their
way To the various Northern aud Eastern watering
places should think that The revenue derived hy the
North from Summer tourists, constituted in Itself most
considerable item nf prnr. When !h.s is addrd The
annual purchases BY our merchants and the rIp-n
durrs ny the thousands n lads send 10 their school,
and c"rgfs is difficult discern the for The
denial b. The North that The South is their main stay
aud support
In p"Incs there il LITTLE new The Democrats Re.
pub!cans in high sp rs. The FrdrraIsis
r.lely divided h.ra Harrison aud Clay When, you
may mex. were they ever nn'rd: a meeting was held
Al The Conr'hnnse lew evenings ng", osrnsi!y Of The
friends ni uni0n and hnrmony in The Federal rnnks,
which turned nut 10 hr q gathering. and most
one il too Of he ndIrrens nf him "f rippsranor
Al The head Of this and of the Hnrrsniaus
III 'his quarter ol the State, IL George Washington fy
son. young lawyer of spare. Cnssns appearances, bu
with eye which The devil turks and poet which
proves him 10 be mean spirit. In lie language ri
OF his Clay iteHds WIN conducted ne 10 the ting.
/ :" he is who would rake hell Ia attain his object
n" times adverse circumstances cool bis 1rdrr "
luprlhd by ambition that the party Ia wbich H. is
aitacrd in s present condition, and with is received
principles, have opportunity tn graIfy he
will either strengthen suin H. listened 10 him al The
meeting Monday last, and heard aud enough TO
/ satisfy me- that he is possessed of those talents
and that mas'rr spirit which will SECURE hm followers
wh" will b. frightened from their purpose. lisriss
will be the end 81 CIayism and of Clay lrpnds-hs tall
ndisns usae In lhsr ~ This is lhe LAST