Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-16

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. n. tlsy IT, m1y mi Eight rs ~ u ~ Urn in
IN He may ocnvrr his iro"rs Us WEI, s "
Caihoun-hut he has qualifications anu p.hc'ps ~"
clai ns which at this time rrcntnh'eme MN :" -"
h,vond any Of hi. competitions Bui vote IL. ~ IA"
;j1uaa..ni says 2 Fsr,rrr. Now .idmh that Nathaniel
Macon ssunerinr To Mr. e. 8, sane as 10 'h'""
away The vote of Virginia: Shall r",nsn'ic s"''"''f
OF sentiment, sake us "se sight "i al ''e s"" . ar 49,
calatiuns 81 pfudr ncr; Shall We VAST "" ~ :
mon a gen lr,nan, WIN has no chance ~ pt'me
~ hnm his Stale hls not taken up-sh"I W. ''"s
,,r,us driral an plrclinn BY the people aoo cast ne
cnn,es. into the II of r. where 81 Indiv'dun,s ""y "
nose oi lir brilliant rrzr. and where M wa ''''''
ION will sink in tins lnE'"r"ns scnili' ~ .r h''
n .t ~ rz-usuo' with thu small i"ngh rfPect"or,
Sat Of DELAWARE: II Il Former is ncrrd s"in'a'uhro
rs 10 face these cmn.eqn' ncrs, we give man :, '" az
his rcc'n'ticy, and hid him respectful a"'e,. c.
8ga;u MIR {. is not taultless Ills irirnds c'nfSs
i, rhry rrprhae and rrarrt his SPEECH i'r the BANK
Of IN. L. s. Bu, Which OF his opponents - ianl-ss:-
av" nil Of them flown 10 The very face OF me Con-
sl;n on:
IND again =" Thomson is mistaken in the assertion
Tia, Mr. Crawfnds Bank Speech has never ben qn"e"
!, ,s o,p.r II has been vice quoted and we again
stat. our regret that sncE sentiments should ever nave
ben entertained by Mr. c'n"fntd Tie may nave ""G'-
fed his sediments We uEd' rsiano That he has p'"oap
cone 90 10 n considerable extent
81 lchevd. understood al The lire YET 'hp f'pr
Of lsl shows Ike reverse But we do not hesitate To
say Tia, IL The circumstances had existed en AZ
nov exist, Mr. G. would not have the same snp
mort which he then rrcrirrd-1hat is 10 say, u the
Bank had then been put down. and vi"sni struggle
was making hv q powerful party. SIh Mr. Clay Of the
head at rresiobsh new and larg.' ln.'i'n',n
the Republicans would have Ira ont Moth mel Ma
con. other Republican. 10 h file The MONSTER
We submit lhr whole spirit Of rhr preceding rAfac's
10 thu candid consideration ri The reader. Were wr III
favor Of Bunk: Every thing cnnradlcis the sn?pnsi
linn Did we go fnr Mr. G., h-cnHs" hr y Us IN law" o
il, Far from il-tlis SPEECH III lsl was most serious
objection TO hn-we did not regard hm on account "a
t,st very ooinpn erIpc,ly 'orihoioS pnli'icmr
but tie question nf chatter was MT hSrly To come IN
during ,hr next tour years as u really did MOI" oufinG
Mr. Adams adninislraii"n-Wr bad. under all The
circumstances Gf the case, no chance al Ceiling afy
nm. el.c,,d uhn suit.d US as well He thu b-sl
Republican the laps; exempt rem many 81 iht
constitutional rl'jeciinns. which apply WIN 80 mnch
fuce 10 Mr. Cay-We at that day greatly prrtrrrrc
Ora i fnrd 10 Clay. But Mr. Van buren, IN this res
psc and in iact IN is CONSTITUTIONAL vm"s has the nd
vantage of hr Crawford; fnr, lie has declared nnc"
promising hostility 10 National Bank and t"r''o''
we prefer him infinitely TO Mr. Clay In fact what SIN
gle claim has Mr. Clay. on great constitutional prlnci
ples To The support of Virginia! We Obj eci 10 him. b"
cause he il only the champion "f 81 million Bank
bu he ihp great Father of The Protective SvEem the
advocate of Internal Improvements, &c nnd putting
al hese specifications .dr he is in heart and ~ primer
pie totiiudinous Constrnriionia With Politicians %
that pncrpr rhrn can hr safe II is The 'Got from
which other ohnnInus mrGSnr,S might germinnr, under
The AUSPICES of h,s admlns ratun Fer one therefore
IRE will have none Of Il Clay We prefer the Ltrle
Mag cian infinitely II there be hypocrisy in ths. We
tell the Norfolk Herald with oil its c"pyiss, the \ In
trgpncer the Alexandria Gazette. the Baltimore Chro
niclp. &C. &c +. In make the most OF it Such then il
the reo sPnica History Of the past-snd such ere
our principles and r. snlniinrs for the future.