Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-16

' "L,,,,jnc his letter to Council Of II or iZ-aK'
I'll" r,, Interpretation o!l,-mcking himself even .'e
- :- sleek Of his legal inerprf.ers-ano sn,'''ns
h'-.,ji ncain in favor Of MIR. R--No man cono see
t'''gTes passing before his eyes, without SUSTAINING
To-" .l,orc If opinion rs 10 the actor himself we
~" + rushing on with the Whlgs-up"n one oai
.iN ,-,;ng against his Proiessed docttine ana
&i""' o., Mason-We finally see him fairly affiliated
S'"'e vhiCs-pursunG that course by Mr.. r. which |
~" .crGs our pursuing towards the AdminStra- !
~ liking ns swimming with b!m-stiFIing up
'' IN t'uvanns, in order 10 enlist supporters
E'" +fl,,ycn and Earth in lanover-and finally, upon
,Aa responsibility, aoG'eSs'og h'hse" 10 Tue 'a"'y
as ~, lg,cd Duke and bringing him, us his stool
q! - into the felO Mr.. Fonaine must have been
q, the li:rr he did ii, iha, he could not have been
s"s Yet lie has constituted him (lcucro Duce)-
r.' mo rind OF thu few Conservatives OF Hanover
lTT,,. votes are 10 be thrown awaJ upon him, and
~ Vino candidate is 10 he run in.-We are well
i-., t hat the plot wall fall and that the ConseIva
i'' Hanover like the noble Gibson Of Prince Will
h';' - 4, no, abandon this Republican Administration
" 10 question. however important, OF mere expeol'
They will not pursue the false 'ghts OF the VII, o.
Guy ,Ic,.n who tries to marshall them The way But,
~ ,,,r intrigue and miserable manuuyre does not
' .s ITO name Of "insdious, then is the English
.. IF no virtue whatsoever. There is nothing like
.,.', management or intrigue IN the whole category,
'"w FonsIne himself mus, be acquitted from ALL
,be.o facts before U.S. Is 1t any wonder, that we
VIVA h,.n reluctantly compelled TO modify our opinion
nav c.r,;or from Hanover. TO speak OF his want OF
., ,n;,ry and want of irankness: Is ilany wondsr
% s s,ou,L advise him not TO associate with the Tor
"'1' Rspnbllcan Convention: Or, that we should
' , Le Ind better Join the Wings at once? We dis.
~ 1e,es that sHr;t politician can DO US less harm
=, her ranks than he can IN our own
~ u, fontl,ne has arrayed against US oil the dec'a-
uI r,hch we have made against the Sub Treasury.
,I ,eass Of our having prGteSScd an opposiiion-We
,b,r him. of course, Tor the sly insnuation when ne
a,vS If our .inccTly-and be will be surprised when
m assure HIM, that not disposed to take back
csc,,y single word Of our expressions. But why does
inns r,crs Nc critic conceal fiom readers the other
continents 81 hch we have coup with them? Thy does
h. keep back The fact that important as we have said
Tho Sub Treasury be- we have always treated ii as
g,aurat-eiy subordinate Observation-Disclosures to the
subordinate to the overthrow of this Republican
Administration Why does he conceal the uniform de-
CITATIONS have made that it should not part US from
40 raj support of this ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS should
n,rrar our opposition down 10 that single queston-tat
ne offered from the able and vrtuous man, who pre-
SIDES over The Republic, upon that one question: with the
trepcs, regret: that have opposed the measure like
friend that recommended Cancellation and COM
promise from The very starting pole that denounced
the proposition for distinct political organization which
Nh L vocabulary has assumed the fashionable name
O. the EARNED neutray that denounced any atfili
sliVn with the Wings and warned Mr.. R. and his friends
in every way, public private against any such ccai
,,n' that denounced Mr. Ta!madge for his course,
and e did dream that any o! the Conservatives Of
Virginia would initiate his example. Such, indeed,
far understood, the understanding OF al! the An
iSuh Treasury Of the South One Of the most dis
ingu.shed members wrote during the Extra Session.
that he lad idea bu, it would be the inclination
yei the duty, OF all the SOUTH to support Mr.. Van
Gu,sns re election One of the most distinguished of
Ia, Conservatives Of this State told us in January, 1888,
that he would sink swim with Martin Van Buren,.
We conyersed with almost all the Conservatives during
the sane winer-Such were he uniform and decided de-.
caraliuns OF all Of Them. We could mention some very
remarkable conversations which sought upon thasub
iec at liberty TO dlvuge lhe secrets OF our
prison house.
the Gcor when the Sutrreasury question 10 be
Q, rest wien it was not stirred, during the last
session OF Congress; when there no prospect OF sue
cess before the next House Of RepreseH,aves-wh when
james H. Mason has declared but the other day, that
"he great subject of dssenson has for the present pass
ed b.. still TO keep up the cuckoo NOTE when
important issues are pressing before US: Mr. Rves
has abandoned the Administrator. The Wings are try
ing elect him, with the sinister view of serving
their purposes and putting down this Adminisira.
tea MIR. Clay is flaming in the van. and threatens TO
seize the reins The lalitudinous Consructionst OF
the Constitution-hat champion Of the 50 million bank
the Father Of the American protective Iar-,he reck-
less Distributor Of the Proceeds of the Public Lands
the "Western President with Northern feelings, is up
us; and we are choose between him and the North
EN- manlwith Southern leengs"-And yet We are to lose
sight of all these great issues and fasen eyes upon
comparatively subordinate question " hch has for the
present passed by We despise the judgment Of that
man, who once prefessed friendship for Martin Van
Buren-who once Pro.essed devotion 10 his Adminisra
tOn-who last Spring forced issue before the people,
upon his Wing opponent between Van Buren, or Clay,
and now ailiates with The Wings in electng gentle
man. who is an enemy 10 the Admnstration-and whose
re election is a favorite object with the Wings The
fact is, he eecioneered Mr. Van Buren, popularity,
last Spring, Notwithstanding the SubTreasury question
was thin in iull blast 7hen he the Presidential
issue-ye' noc he and his proege (Dnke) are cantirg
out, '"ho does not that this SPRING election has
nothing TO Dc with the Presidential Election, that being
neariytwo years off Why, what manner Of politician
ishls: He is now indirectly operating with the Wings
o Hanover, aho frey trying TO carry the State and
hope 10 carry Mr.. Ciay He gets up Candidate, whose
interference may secure Wing Delegate. fie assists
IN giving Virginia 10 the Wings, when he knows that
their success in the Old Dominion will lend great "ad
and comfort to the enemy And yet he pretends 10
cant about "ur professions kgain we say the proper
place OF such politician in the ranks of the Enemy
hehad better AT once throw himself into the arms Of the
Orator from Rappahannock, who has opened them to re-
ceVe him. From such friends Of The Administration;
or tom such politicians, may Heaven deliver u.s.
AS to Mr. Fs illusions to Mr. Fisk it is below even
cnh''mPt-As soon as we had Developments enough at
Washington and at Richmond. to show US the whole
campaign, We took ground, aud mean to maintain
1.-THE nsdious professions of some, the open hos.
lily Of others, 10 the contrary notwithstanding!
t"( Mr. Duke and his patron gives hun a, least fair
chance by putting forth nsdious addresses TO the peo.
PIE MhG'aV: hun ilon the contest, aud then we will
nave better evidence OF their disposition TO give Col
MIC ar trl1 ii the Conservatives will then stay at
nome Why be II 50! Let the Wing be elected as we
have no doubt Mr. + wshes-Bu, we do M, bc Ieys tho
enlightened voters o Hanover are 50 mad as their Sena
'of--or will throw away their votes, upon Mr. Duke or
any ether excuse for a candidate
~ An An,i-Sub Treasury Whig-Sr Tyler-Mr
JoHnson &c, &c, IF course, or any body who will vote
Tor M Rives, or Wing (being An.Sub)
~ ne cannot comprehend nor can furnish him
"i'h understanding his allies the whigs, can tell
nun no" vii! assist Mr.. Cays election, and with him
me Bank One thing all kno.7, that so long as Mr.
an buren, IN office up 10 1915, We are safe Pu, him
down and put Mr.. Clay in and National Bank will he
established BY law, with % millions capital fastened
upon our nccks for at least 80 Whereas even if
we suO Feasn'y were TO be brought 10 day. i, might
?e GohSutul'ona!Iy repealed Tomorrow "Then, what |
'"r ine Issue on which have 10 aci:" Shall the
leoPe OF Virginia lose sight of the Presidential election
,A'' Spring, when her very members of CONGRESS- nnn
rse 10 decide the election in loil being fo,on upon
ana when our delegates will contribute to com
b"' why argue with such poi,ticiqne