Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19

Heorr closing let me say word in reply 10 the Card
nf 4 Eepub'iean IN Tuesday Enquirer 10 "niG" :. .
alleged that IL IN ihe power vi any J"" VI '''e
serya,ivrs to have made election ~ uniting IN me sup
nr,t of Coz Tyie: ard that for failing 10 90 So ihey ''
a. Justly charreshr with defeating the eec'"n :" Sra
tor rs we're The Sub Treasury no refused 10 a"e
an 4, lion BY giving four votes to MI NlTs No' 80
fast rnod ST. have always he,n reminded by inc al
tennis s oite made bv ingenious gentlemen TO ccoh-
stra the capacity G! Il Wing members he LEGISLATURE
TO elect .heir Candida when there we're :" n'"'s ~
posed 10 HIM oi the story OF the iT!sh so!atr "'o,
Kim ;n,.r-r,,cL ns to the qwo ,Dodo by which he had
snccfsdsd in capturing several ct The enemy. rsPfu
thu, he had surrouadod them But ihe !d'a ha' u was
in he mower Of fur Conservatives 10 sircl sen
b within less than sixten Of the number r..
ousi:e t., make choice, goes bow shot even Beyond
''' -''s''p' ~ ''''' FAIR PLAY.
March 10, 1880.
NoTEs upon tic 7eIt!
(!nienGtd for tGSt papfr
Eccc Hrrum CrispinuS,-O Our friend "Far ray 'Sn>"
upon US this morning We confess the "dcs are i'
aIarniur-Bu we know too we'll The Ch!vairy :" '.'s
,a,, Conservative believe him capable "i such IT,
SIGN Tie concurrence is. have no doubt. F'f"'s
accidental We have seen him bear himself l." h"h!
on recent occasion amd his opponents, not" IN some
measure 10 initiate his example But II must be con
;ss,d that il rather apTopnsas ;hr space "hr':
". had nest reluctantly given to the Structures a" Sts
tor Fouaine las ally exhausted every och GronuG'
which W. could have called our o"n We mahs ms
remark because We would have him ut asu:r Our
j. -
Senator was in posss Of the field tst1fe "i"F rug
Knocked al our doo5and nc knows that III HE dS ~
satlons of the Press. possession : al eas' ' '"t' "'
,hp INV We can spare FAR Play. therefore, hn' d
Few has'y no,ss-oud hen must rSli>s nie Sj-cI
TAI He vi,irri GubbIt about terms W" d. not say
that there SIS any treaty regularly signed. sCni~H aEa
delivered - Bat do say. that III" " hGs "nI9is'""4
uunrr Isms Ives that ;h"Y were hiSi 10 ~" upon y
WIZ and tin u Us il known they could not r!rct
hi.n they Cha, IS all the InPracice5'rsl were 70
;o,n the Spartan Band in voting ivr Mr.. Niyes. "A
Wing member, at elbow. tells us ihik!y that al
though kc had voted IN ecod far FIR Mr. I!,r, yet he
knew The " hgs we're delcrminedt o hav-a Nhig)-"r
TO saw that The Conservatives knew tins would be go IS
well % the Wh;gs-aud that the public have known ~
&c we'll as either Of The parties The voting hjsi Ter a
Hhiy candidate the p"ngeEl Dr' gate from III
zIb'h Cav declared On the tlpof c The House s'an-a
IA. ~ c,.d ray and the sooner hry ended IT, tir BET
,.t-We viii not atlrnp. to play nqnistin:s INTO the
motives of Conservative friends bat This "" DO net
hesitate to saw that the Wigs were seeking for votes
promote their own purposes; aud ihat hey were JOG"
Ia ar ultimate union between the C"nStrv atvcs ana
,lrm.riy., Their presses av0wed IT. and their trankesl
orators did deny the design We are tree 20 admit,
that sDine Of the Conservatives here are gallant and gene
ross "n; led by their Tee! ngs lhey were WIFI
10 usalhe Whg foceS Ia eciect Mr. Gu' whats was
,h, motive lie effect would haze been to wran them
,;on the friends Of The Administration; aud 10 Ine
them. Iuc:e or less, with the Wings We say iurih'f
TIA, Tie scheme If re rlrcng Mr. Rves IS not aban'
,r.h-and though The Conservatives may not 'o'e Tor
big ranGiGa'e, On any county ri the approaching
Spring Eleci:onJ yet that They Nigh; Us vel As run
Conservative Candidate, and by taking oil lie Rspu0
!i-an vote. secure the triumph Of he wing. we say
too ;hat thu hope OF o! Ike Conservatives, who
encourage such scl ne !s that The Wing Delegation
vii vote IN fay"r of MIR. RIveS Gentlemen may not
cal! tins Co,on Intrigue. &c, &c Boz The :Jftt !:
mr. cisely the sane The Poet apty says "a wien
called by any other name, will smell as Stcttp.
~ I, seems that have been much more fortunate IN
o"T acquaintance lhan our Correspondent Much as We
have mingled with politicians We do not u We
with single man. who has maintained 81 ser'!e
proposition The "Sink SWIM expression came ''on
one or the most distinguished friends Of +. yet he has
given Example IN his person "i The hF;nn'Ss &" las
principles He declared. tia, though he diff red with Nr
Van hren on The Sub Treasury, yet he considered h
re.sicon important, and the issue between han anc
hn So certain Er would not hesitate I" say, that '
SHOULD support him The expression may be strong
but it always allows for such unexpected conin
grucies; much less does il bad man to an inf.scfif!
nate support Of any Administration The very first yea
Of Gen jack SON. Administration. nothing more fash
onahle hau frequently 10 say even at ua, tong t'e'rH
# time, shat the Republicans should run HIM Tor So
! cUnh term-and yet were even his measures nncondi
! t!rIay aud unIua:hrdiy approved:
(e) Our Ccrespondens remark Is much TO" indlscTi
mlna'e- and il is ihe:al. lie ought to allow the SAINT
| Lous>'y 70 Others, which he claims fer himself LII
thinks that the change OF circumstances since ISL n"
even The suspension ii specie pay msns IN -, was nc
sufficient reconcile bin TO The Sub Treasury system
| Hnt men us honest himself, thought very differ
emily We know many men, wEo very honestly ar,
|
! system Of the hGmIasra ration
IN Our Cores ponder overocks The most obvious dis
,nciinn in the solution of the whole problem The grouu
"a tork has been chiselled out often, that bod
can mistake it, Why then does fGir Play overlook Il
difference with The Administration upon the SuhIFeh
srry only attachment to il on all oheis-a dt'r|3"
with the Wings. by nearly the whole breadth Of the hn
riznn cUnciliainn compromise, re.unny oi our "W:
! old Republican parry corning II n'lute with the
Hhlgs-ihe approaching and inevitable issue, an Dn
! rem anti Bank. anti Tariff, ant-lnernGl improvement
! -aguinst any Wing candidate wha'soevef-Nhy did
Fair Pau entirely precrmt these mp"rtan elements il
The calculation; These nPver-tn becrgn"n lard Ea X
in The Chart which have uniformly laid down 10 our
! selves and urgently recommended TO the adoption o
others. VAST Far Play TO snr these over: We ncvc
felt any doubt course IS 10 these memorable issues
! They were put forth as clear rays of light. No mar
couId mistake us Fair Plan himself could have
mistaken us We defy single Conservative, even !h.
Wing Conservatives 10 say, that he expected any
other from MS Press. Tell US not that are la W
abandoned these who pleased to call themselves The
CosserratipeS-H is ty 1rho hare GbaHdcntd as They
who 10 the phrenzy of their feelings, have suffered
themselves be transported into the allies {" the Wings
ard The virtual opponents OF the Prfss nj Administration
| We 90 with no such politicians. We never wiL-We
repeat il is true, that have differed with MIR Var
Burcn, as had doEe with all The other Presdenit
on sotne ques'ions; but differed triend-we
gave liberal snrpor! IN their Administration, and al
woys wen, ,r the r. election Of the Republican Candid
at" ara;ns, Fcdsrails', Wing or what not Such "efe
the elements Of action. You cannot separate one
potion from the other, without injury to The system
End jnslicc It's author Such vas our own course
-rud SUCH We believe the understanding d
our Conservative friends and such, we hoped, would
hsye been their course. How differently some Of them
have acted how strangely they will be compelled Ia
RIM after false idols unless they recover their eGu
b,;pr.-ihe Depnnent further saith Motive took the
liberty Of begging Mr. Rves moi To nave any thing 10 say
to the Wtss-we were p,csump,uous enough even 10 ad
wise him 10 90 retirement sooner than owe his eec
ton to nv ohcr patty than his old Legitimate paryWe
haze no question that they would have elected him,
w,ss ding his opinions on Fnance-The most decided
members If the Sub Treasury men have publicly decar'
ed their r,entson support him, nol~ outstanding his
opposition tina, single But bis political poles
10 have been reversed; ard he was left in Ir hands
Of the Wings and the Conservatives in the Legisla
1t canno, Re denied that they (,he Consetvati'esl