Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-26
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r5er this head the last WarrentOn Times devotes
,,y Two columns 10 our article of last Tuesday. Ii
9;.es the literary fraud To which it has stopped
nigh, have excused The recHIessnpss Of such
s II had still condescended 10 do any thing like
,r c0nies>es that the extract which 1t pr"essed To
- from tie ENQUIRER If last Fair isa forgery The
afs saws ov wav at excuse"Ihe editor o! the Times
) the good opinua nf his venerable contemporary in
gh esteem, to l0se it for want of prompt nlaneion.
tUaks The ke is carried tceNe too far. IN the
u O, use Of such harsh language. No one knows bet
han the Enquirer, how various are the ways adopted
..c their object by different men. None has in his
.cs?Ee q mure varied supply of weapons than the
4 SrI,sr No one varies his mode Of attack more skill
: OF ,rore frequently than the Richmond Enquirer
therefore ouch: 10 extend charity 10 others, for ihat
wAch h would he eaiily without scrup!e.
" bgu leave to say 10 the ". Times, with Nil due
,,r; tia, We have never rcsorted 10 such ''shsm
ID ina, ii we haze - varied supply OF weapons in
usr.z ne We do not recognize the ar; which ii has
as among the number Ii is poisoned wea.
and Is forbidden b. al. the rules OF honorable war
IT,.
Tn. Times indeed pleads by woy Of excavation, that
was understood b. b.! to be mere fancy sketch
r,aIny NJ man couid understand 1t, who saw the
,a,ion palmed upon HIM, as if it from The En-
-T II last Fail. II NAV have been intended AZ piece
wa.Iery but il was SOFT OF wIttcism, altogether
,n,un and uriust Was II fair, it we were arraigned
altering objections at one time agains, the Sub IGea-
i.y 10 make our The more odious, by pamng
ron US expressions much stronger than any, that ice
h. ,u,d have scorned use Is il lair, after having
tied TO this uuwarrauishe liberty, 10 deny the
courtesy Of defending ourselves in his own columns
he Tunes charged Us with opposing the Sub-liea-
Rgfy, ard with view oil making US appear TO have
oxen in stronger terms than we used, he palms
Iii stronge. expressions than We ever -npioyed.-
H. prt.ay ISi,h u,ft tha he on
erva,Y,s and going 10 the Administration, after
had opposed the Sub Treasury. And what Gid We
= ay in reply That the Editor had been guilty of an
asauan,ab!e fraud in order 10 enhance objections
the Sub lIeasury-an secondly, that he had thrown
fa'ire!y oC of view the whole course which had
tfom the beginning marked out for ouTseives-our DIFF
renee with the Administration on the single point
CT determining 10 affiliate with The Whg.-nevev
70 abandon the Republican candida te-nerer 10 throw
af-elyes into tie Of the Wings and their Clay
lndId.'". What sort Of an amendr honorable does
naggsh Editor Of the Times render unto u:; When
% cnSwe his article, and produce series Of extracts,
show. that could not consistently act otherwise
ran We haze done, does ne do US the justice 10 repub!sh
NJ defence Does he give solitary extract out Of the
nany which we QroteC from cur files, 10 show how ri
cuous las own argument is, and how false is the posi-
oa IN which he has been pleased 10 place usWe pass
'sI The coaTseneSs Of his wlicSns- and The courtesy
his expressions and ask him frankly il it is thus he
axes The GmeHdc honOrabic-thus he expects to carry
u o"n cause-ihus he desires TO yindca,e the dignity
tue press, Whatever may be his professions towards
We say al once The; 1t was not thus that We should
!Ee GtcG towards the editor of the W. 1iiues
8 what IS the argument OF the Times il Argument il
10 be called: That we have gUue arains. the Sub
slsu'y, and therefore we mus, 90 Grains. The whole
- 'mlh!srai!"n: We appeal 10 Major Iancey Speech
'ht answer lie Is at least rs Old solder, and as
90 Republican, as the way OF the W. Times But
.o0stIy and respectfully put it 10 the Times, to say
'a' o'her course We could have pursued. Wvnid he
I've us JOIN the Wings because We could not anproye
measure OF the Administrations We had alvays ORC
SEQ against that course. Would he have us assist in
ing Gown MI: b and putting up MIR. Clay, when
e nad uniformly c'scalmed such Coarse When
raves lev oil from the Administration, would he
'e Us % OF with him, when We had uniformly worrrd
against such an excess: Would he hay. us oin
Wings, IN order 10 elect Mr. Rives when TIL avoy
''jrct OF ihe Wigs was 10 produce Coalition be-
H'eh The Wings aud Conservatives IN order 10 carry
Sr'i,g Elections, and 10 pot do1n The Administer.
YOU'D he have US join him, in promoting The
tcesS Of The Federal party. agans, which we have
'IrG eternal war: All the Hhis presses wen, far NJ,
YES Aaprsss urged ,his nsidous policy more s,ror,,
'"nn 'hr ". lincs itself That paper Of The OH
/ lhus developed IFS game. 0 ''''
we behold the aPp:cach of our Sp-iag EIac,;ors
'1e'ef 'a' nc" eqnall'y OF the con,cndnr parties
&. ""o" %"' IN "H'oH 'sM tie CoRserratirssiis Uhys
80, "'P"-"""o" ne Conservatives McU aaast be dc
al IUFDS
."'"e- i"fy ire ~ hs'picss miaoyi,y-.Au par,jrs
,"'IEN'As' mat The election of Mr. Riyes would p,o
II MS E''"u$ :'suit- many, looking ont of their
"'oh ,"s political table, aud SEEING ho,c ME
.!n"' "'''A II would ias&rc such resu!i-but all
% confess 'ts ttndency to produce coed;
'ye'"oA 0y nc Hh'gs soutd by consequence
y''Ft'S'd GctiyH. on our yOiitial prvsptcks'
'"''"'o HaVc been destitute of all prelepsions 10
,.,t Se"se IL we had fallen into The ,rap-and fol
"s ''1'Se winch the ". Times is pleased 10 trace
murphy Arguments upon this point? We
,,,r,n, "S '" il:''s, not lis good opinion-no re.
~" " Us wise saws or its ingenious wiltcisps
:"T'f iaSiIcr alone. When il shall have re.uubhsh
% tuesday last, with The real e1lraeis which
a.. "'-"e f"H our columns IL will then be in The
Il ,t - '"r'!s 10 jndse between US Until then,
h" .]'' 10 say. with all due respect: that the w.
"''Us Us ~ Gmcaae h0norutie
10y I"inP Indicates the success of The Republican
n "s'hla' at the approaching Elections The
-, politician in the House, has made out
nov, ~ I'1'''eS and their returns-and he estimates
lbs ,.t ,ws as standing a Republicans, and 55
~ -'' wig Conservatives.
s,,"rW wise organization, and concerted action
as,I "t counties, which argue the best results
urge, We hail the move ment i'm Morshull-now
Ia, CIV 'if tadwel, Wing The Republicans
st,,. y nave hc!d an open poll at several precincts
Ecr,;iF! nave determined 10 run John Scott, as
slss ~ ~ candidate. The last Marshall Sentinel
srr ,b- Ia. ne proceedings upon this subject and
"e RESI-, e.te. FROM MIR. Alexander Newman.
declares: " retire from the contss, freely
8S.H,tnty. have neither been coaxed nor driven
WIN The best feelings existing between Mr.
e1,of a"o myself! as his from the commence.
io, rs zoe canvass has been honorable one The
e,k we Sentinel adds: a" Mr.. John Scot, of Fish
aqs IS now now The only Republican candidate for the
9Hlqd i;rea'es, ard Is certain Of his election as
y ,,ns W G"ttr7te, if the members Of The party are
Oss 10 '"e'r interests We have all abundance Of
"e'ecl our candidate"