Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30

,e,mned 70 carry il by the force OF Executive nnnence
What ask him. is the will Of the people, IN RELATION
to this matter Do they favor DIS p'o'eca ;,I;n -
saw do not know a man among me Peopie "''Ipe "
80 hi, .cbeme of % Banks with the privilege oil aus
,oyntino on the Dcposites. The great mass OF Inc Peo
ME are ruth divided between the ouo teasuty anu
National Bank, with pofiion III 'ar"l " VIVA. az,
one of the Conservatives even that Know, advocates
his pan; and yet fo sooth, all are wrong nut himself"
And fortunate is that has so ie" iiehas 10. TIE WI
Of man could not devise one more o'j c"''u"t nc
patronage and Influence Of the President, under The
Co,s,i,ution il geat enough, in all cunscrnce-unt
with that the ninnry I1luerc" the influence "f Inc
Banks and it would be ressiihr. MS Hf i,'es pro
aoses.--He great danger III Vie 'es'" III P
position TO deposi.c when most convenient the pnoc
,orev in tho Ranks instead Of putting IN the keep
no of Treasures and paying hrm 'or Keeping IT, without
granting them the privilege oi dsc""n"s OH H.
would win them all over 10 his support as each YOU"
cherish the hone of ob aiming this mighty S"on. Eut 70
of the strongest Banks in The Union, win oil me money
of the Government constituting 80 much sd6iIonal ca
initial 20 discount on controlling by lher superior hdVan
oces and mower oil The others, would not hc bound Ivy
This immense privilege 10 his supp"t-O. no; there Is
M dancer in this for this lis scheme, lhr other IS the
Presidents aid fraugh with Infinite mlschr' lie can
see no danger in tie officers OF The ted'Is Government
in,erf ring in State concerns, and enfly continuing
the most powerful influence aiming U.s. Vhe money in'ih-
ence mean) The power nnd ne patronage 'nf rre
sident would possess under the Sub Treasury scheme
compared with that Mr. Rrrs would give him, is as an
infants strength to thai nf Hercules.
know not Whist Mr.. Rvrss purposes arc, unless lie
means 10 set hime!rup candidate tor the PRESIDENCY
- tie may dream That The Wigs ia'lin@ ~ etc' in'"
own men, will vote for him rather than suhtr MI van
Buren, TO he re rc,d-But tasC'css, indeed IS such
dream-Grcss!y has he been decriVfa ny tnrr rect"'
n.rIies ard car.s>rs If lie INDUCES such nope lie
forre,s the crimson hue and deadly character o MS s'hs
ncalns, tICm-a long III. Of penence could n't atone
for them and unrcpen'cd uf he cannot cIncc t W.
Senate hu, Cor the adherence 20 principle {" rev
of ,hpr party; from my taruT for him. ou 10 au-
vance their ON cause, and having served that purpose
they would have pul HIM rsiGe. Never could thfy eie
vale la III" Presidency tn" great champion Of me frn-
clamslinn, P.ocs, Furce Bill, ESnnnsr &c " nat
ever may be his purposes, trust the people, aye t'e
CONSERVATIVES wl ponder we'll Tie cCn:eqnFnc's ofIHIe
They follow in his footsteps Let them SIZE clearly "h
her they lead and seriously Consider whether II Wnu'o
rot be- better lave hr Van Buren, cr their PRESIDENT
even with The Sub Treasury (Which iHrrc IS not much
prospccl If lis caryng) than Mr.. Gay with his h''y
n,ion Bank and great American system Ley he'n
think Of these things Let them all 60 t" The polls ana
vote for that who holds most of their opinions ana
we cannot fear the result Lo"k M, to Mr. hIVes Tor
light to uniEe your path lie cannot he Il! ccunse!iot
Tor Fr"emen and Republicans who advocated Cri''eh'
den's Bal.
HAN OF HANOVER.