Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-18
To tie EIitor Of the .9iJanp .frgus.

In rour classification Of the virginia congressman
Delegation da nat think you do full justice 10 Inc Dc-
mocra,ic side. You allow l2 Democrats Wings pro.
rcr Conservatives, (Gsrland nEd Hopkns) ara one
Sub Treasury Wing, Hunter. The Virginia cehnil."n
oI Conservative understand Ia be- IN tar"r OF tic
pnlcy of the Administration but opposed TO The SUB
Treasury. Mr. Garland thus defined his own =" posi-,
ton at The polls Unless he breaks his ia',h ana
confess is bu, ai! trust he is to be regarded III ei
other respects but that, Administration man. As
for Mr. Hunter be is admitted on all hanas !" oe Suo
Treasury Wing in other words he IS opposed TO Inc
Administration and in favor OF Sub Treasury Upon
ha, question he is pledged 10 his constituents "oud
be pity f out of This material we could mol 'abfcne
an "availab!e" Democrat, "good enough Acmnisra-
lion man ill the mex, election Garland goes every
thing but the Snb Treasury md Hunter goes at WIN
flat foot Thus from these tractinrs We form uni.
Will you correct your next classification and co
STATE ASSEMBLY We have every reason 10 believe
that Federal rule is completely overthrow in The Stdr;
of Thing are certan-ihe election "' " III: =.
Rves to The United States Senate is new an 'p"ss'o''
ty, and the elevation of Judge Macon :" that station
more than probable. Of eight Of The Wigs elect, sa
are Sub Treasury and will not vote for R!Ses and TWO
other (GiImer and Souhal k"own 10 be unconrro-
misiney opposed 10 him. We have g"cd reason 10 be
lieve that Mr. Vcnahle Conservative, from Prince Ed
out Of The other four Conservatives elect will pursue
The same Thus ends tie political career of
and thus will end the political career Of ali pub.
lie men, whose ambition for advancement oulstrps the
inclination OF The sovereign people:
TPetsrsLgrg Constellation
UNPARALLELED Gais.-Al he last presidential cleo.
ton Mr. Van Burpn received in This Che ls;l cnEerfs-
sona district six hundred and eighty i"ur votes al The
late congressional eli elton, Ir Van Buren, candidate fer
Congress received nineteen hundred undtweniy votes
This is specimen o! "grtat Zig rirory Nearly
thirteen huDd additional gained for the demncra-
cy congressional district in nhon, two years "lc
abod thy glory has Departed Old EcmjniGH June ID
Corros CIgcuLAR-1he New York Journal Of Com
mcrce of yesterday in c"ndemnng the Cotton Crcnlai
assumes admitted fact that the United States Bans
is the bottom OF the whole affair nrd accordingly
treats that institution very severely We are not an'hn
zrd make any assertion about the matter but in The
National Ge2ete, Of lastcven!pg. find the following
emark:- Bat Pat
The writer Of The circular mentions "a srtGt and pon
,rfut irtrsst which will sustain Messrs Humphreys and
iGdlc the and other adequate and collateral
aids It's generally understood by readers Of the paper.
and is expressly stated several journals that The United
States Bank the powerful nlprrs, secured for The object
Without entering all into The merits ol The question
lis bearings upon The future value Of Cotton 10 the plan
Ter shipper, think IL proper 10 declare that the
United States Bank is not party To The arrangement
II fully explained in MIR B!ddles last letter Mr.
Adams, that peculiar circumstances during the susrcn
Of specie payments seemed 10 require The n'erir
Of that neItuon between the American planters
and British dealers in colion that The necessity Of such
had passed with tina, crisis, and that IL future
the Bank would conne its operations 10 objects of more
immediate moment 10 this City and State. Although
ration. have grounds for asserting that the intention
| is fulfilled under his successor.
| The New York Courier and Enquirer condemns the
circular, and thinks the S. Bank bound 10 declare
that il has not authorized il, if that is The fact
u With reference 10 The censurc and The queries
IeeI authorized 10 say that The u. S Bank is pur
thasng, nor does ii intend torurehose cotton The u
Bank not making adraneeS dOcs intend to make
adranees for the purchase IF Cotton-U. S. Gdzeuc.
| To tic Editor eff tie y y .7merican:
| perceive that, in common with The other newspapers
Of this city you have connected my and the Bank
OF the U S with the Cotton Circular recently Issued
in this city. You will, therefore, permit Inc 10 state ex-
| picitly-
! That the Bank of the U s. has nothing wha tever 10
do with H. 60 far as ] know believe
That ths measure did not emanate fiom Messrs Hum.
| phreys aud Bidde.
That with The view of facilitating The export ofthr COT
ton in this port Ger to make The advances named
| in the circular referred to.
That the reasons assigned for milking shipments 10
hessrs Humphreys and Bddle those of OF The
holders Of cotton in this country, who seek protect
their avn interests by concert OF action.
| S. " S. WILDER.
New York, ll,h June, ls'9.
FROM TEXAS.
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