Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-21
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,sSur. OR. FACTS FOR THE
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THE TRUE ISSUE; OK, rAoiS f
hagD and no party wish to reviveit. Ne"
Work and prnnsylvuna opposed TO i 6ev are
l.y 10 sleep for years, If no. rser pSm"SSSu ,s:
@ -; ,bam u1 bat It for their own seh'n e 49,, r.
must hold Loco Fs ass to ,i ,"s H 81
; ,bns that while the great BODY Of lhe reuei"'
Party the South affect nyP0e G., RaL Or uo Rank
hcb i; often presented the people by that seep'esS'
ong tried and faithful sentinel OF Stale h'ghs' he We
nereble Editor of the Richmond --'-t Is "'us'
Dr., ,,b;ls The "cunnng ones OF the party dehounce
"a; cIse ;ss,, and kumJuy, conscious OF the unpo-
nI,v or such an institution with Republicans IN TINS
latitude vet what say some OF the more ifank ane no
nest men of the Wing Party, IN relation 10 'his og""
Bank, which the trustworthy wing leis Us no'Ue9
wishes 10 reyve;" Mr.. Bolts the Wing candidate Tor
CONGRESS in the Richmond district, in late address 10
the voters thus canddy states his opinions ana dsc'o
,es the CO vert aim and designs Of the Federal wing
Party: . ,h,,
Rank of The U S is Constitutional but, as the country
is situated, it will prove to be tHd'spenSaUe-th we
,bould have National institution, created by Inc Ma
ton,l LEGISLATURE responsible 10 Congress- estdoisheo
for the General good looking to the general interests OF
the rboe country unnfuenced by local consderations
UNAWED BY STATE AUTHORITY, not limited IN
its interests by State boundaries and IN Its operations
ons,iook;ug REGULATING and controlling the whole cur
rencv Of Inc country" With regard to Internal In
movements BY the Federal Government, MIR Bolts II
equally open and sincere. lie says, " My opinion IL
that Congress have the power toapproPaie money,an
NAV riuhtfully do So 10 any great National Improve.
men, - Now | can readily admire such candor and
honesty even in political opponent. uiVe hohof u
whom honor is due OF such man we may say al
though lie may be wrong in his principles yet his con
drc, a, least, most reagaby shows that he acts upon
,,ncjpie H. is ab0cc conceaIng his real opinions, IN
order TO get office and whatever ne believes TO be rlg
he makes NJ sctupe boldly and unhesaiingy to probes
We ore also iou. that MIR. Clay has Ielinqu'shed 'he
Rank" ls this SO? What the facs' Has any ole
ever ve, heard of public dsavowa by him to that Ell
fec,, Has there hrsn any such REIMBURSEMENT: Docs
not the tenacious Wing know that 50 late as last Sum
mer MIR. Clay did actually propose to establish Ma
tional Bank with capital Of FIFTY MlLLlONS:-
Does It not also know that in his speech advocating THE
iio1ni Bang:- Hear MN, IN part:
But Sir i, is not Cor any existing Bank, or any par
,;,uIar individual It's head that am contcndtng
b,,eve the institution Of Bank of The u States as
ouir,d 5v the good Of tic 'chote country and al
ibough | might be willing. 1t 1t were practicable ~
,doni An existing Bank the basis OF SUCH an Instiu
ion nndrr all circumstances think most expedlenl
tba, new Bank with power to establish branches be
created and incorporated under the authority OF Con-
oress NV friends (as for as know their opinions.)
and am not particularly attached TO this or that ndl
vidua to this or that bank, but to PRINCIPLES, t"
the THING ITSELF, TO A BANK OF THE u. s.
TCioH's Speech, L. S Senate May 20, 1885.
Who then with these FACTS staring him in the
f,ce can have the harJhood and eonery 10 say, that
these pseudo Wings and their leaders not aiming
the reinstatement of National Bank: Surely, surely
there are no tricks, imposition no arts, no reckless
ness to which this place seeking party will not resort IN
d,r n cel into power. must, however, except from
Tho Black List that "Spartan Band, yclept lmprac
,icables" who with political honesty, hrmness and
love of principle that may have been equaed but have
certainly yet been surpassed by any public men
of ann party any country, refused 10 give The sane
ton n their names the loose morality evnced by the
Office seekinp Wings, (who, IL is now evident, compos
The great majority of themO IN voting tor man 'eh""
they hav been decrying for years as " palace SLAVE
,F thn ,Iirna
chant and what not /? Methinks, can see the WY
faces these unprncipled men must make when readIn
General Baylys sublime and transferable Speech! j
hesitate not TO sag, that every true Republican OF what
ever party every VrgniaD should be proud OF such
countrynan, and aPPiauo 30 hooie, 80 eeVa'eu,
enlghiened spirit
But the Richmond Wing is the fiji organ for such time
serving and worthless politicians could find it in thei'
nof,iotism 10 send 10 the u 5 Senate, who has
for years been opposing and contending against VIII"
thew professed to be their principles! On the 10th
NAV last, the Editor of that reckless and contemplate
prpss held forth to the following effect:
~, is proper to say, in good time and emphaticalls
that Souhern Wings cannot and eY not support EX
pIjNGER for anu office WHATSOEVER. Upon M,.
no;nt at least the Wings of Virginia are unanimous
I've beiier. oith the hgh.sOued LEIGH that expuuglng
nat only IAN act OF moral lurpude but oil base SCI
vil,y. which should receive, through all time, the
Grafton of every patriotic heart ifany act, which
ts can perform, requires AN ETERNITY Of repentance
i, is this damning and detestable deed Of the En-
PUNGE"
Ye, this is the same man (mrabas distu y Who'll
,bnsinq some Of the ndent of his party
because forsooih they refused to obey his edct To voh
for an Expunger for the office Of U States Senator :
When in addition to this call 10 minds the ne
Thai m. Editor Of the Wing did come forth under hiS
anon name in September, 1887, in support Of The Press
dents SubTreasury and that he is ready "fogve
and forget" all Rvess previous sins, provided he aid:
n pulinp down the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS shall we think
Of the PRINCIPLES consistency and patriotism Of the Wing
People of Virginia, is it for principles that these
contend, Or do they not go for all such measures AND
mrn az by means "foul fair, may contribute bring
their patron, H. Clay, into the Presidency: Let reason
and common sense answer.
Republicans Of the JeAersonian school, Friends n
State Rights call upon you in the name of yon.
country and of your principles, TO and prepare
yourselves for action! The design of the Federal presses
and their leaders undoubtedly Is, keep off the tu,
issue from before the people during The coming elections
But that issue in fact is Clay Clay. Bank or n,
Rank, lat,tudinous construction Of the Constitution
,ccordinp 10 the school of Hamilton and Adams and
Webster or the Republican doctrines Of Virginia of 's
99 Remember that the elections in Virginia this Sotin,
will have an important bearing on the Presidential oues
ton to on in le4O femem9er, that in case ,hl
question should 90 To House Of Representatives III,
members YOU will elect this Spring will have to decide
Have an eye as the whom you may send to Con
oress Scan their politics; scan their principles; sea-
their preferences for public Beeare lest you scnG
IN ut Congress ,coires in Sleeps clothing Send f.
1s,aIist: no Ciau man; Bank man; and shall hesi
,o,.to add send no friend Of William c. Rives, for
William c. Riyes 10 now the fast friend of Henry
Claw and the proege Of the Richmond Wing. Let US
M, deceive ourselves VIM. G. Rives, as a politician, |
has identified himself and his fortunes with the cause
and fortunes of The Federal party is too late for him
10 retreat tell you no,o, (snd pray you 10 bear it in
,,nd that very friend Of Rives whom you may elect