Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05

;, t.,. h;,s Mr. Clay al the anne time n pre-
.,'s come peli,ions for National Bank, SAID
.Tbsse THE peous,) afford evidence OF deep ana
;g con yiction among the people OF the UTILITY "
~ IN restitution. believe the establishment on
Rat of the u S isrequired by the common good o le
hi, country and think il most expedient mat neg
hank with branches be created uhuef e
nhority Of Congress NV friends (meanng his party
and am not particularly attached TO TINS OF ua' ,hu.'
dual 10 this that existing Bank but 10 Prncpes, 70
the thing ITSELF the INSTITUTION OF WELL On.
aANIsED BAEK OF THE U. >. ::
is now desired BY majority Of the people IN the Y .
Blu, Of that there does exist perhaps any
evidence, LET WAIT UNTIL DEMONSTRATIONS VI if'I'
WILL BE CLEARLY GIvEs.-AHtnots De"oe'Hs.
A..ox.s srnpEsT.-The New York Evening Star,
which is busted with bringing MIR. Clay iorces ''lo
The 6ed nsces The greatest reliance the agraspng
influence of a National Bank The last namher pro-
pose. this monster in form, appealing 10 the pas
sion for internal improvements among inc oales. ~
seduce them into ihe tolus OF the 'e'hPei' 80 ~
has this sugg eston ,,:
nSo ong as our currency is disorganzed abundanteV
dence of financial difficulties with US are furnished and
which when stated in England, magnhed TO SUIT Inc
design Of depeca,ing all our securities ana we nave no
remedy but give us National Bank, which shall au
tborze The holders Of State bonds TO subscribe some
twenty or thirty millions of dollars to the stock Of saio
Bank with said bonds; they will then soon find puchas
els of said stock and The Bank OF England cannst pre-
currency and obtain ample means carry out our
of laudable and patriotic enterprise no
In this short paragraph have the embryo OF lne
new Federal consolidating system on more comP pre-
hensive scae Than tina, proposed by Hamilton. Inc
States iii will be perceived, 10 furnish the Gu
The National Bank Their bonds are to be suosc.oea
as capital and, precisely on the BRUSH SYSTEM m IS
State securities bearing interest," are 10 form Tue oa
bank issues instead Of gold and silver ,,.,:.
The effect of such innovation upon our poilica M
stitutions is u consideration pregnant win "
bodino to every State Rights Republican,"
The DEMOCRACY OF KENTUCKY NOT ExrlSc,;-i &c
S,o,,on at which the venerable John Fowler piesid
Oh ealing into action the Republicans OF the Sia'e
This inaexibe Democrat was, we oeieVe, ."e h.s'
preventative Of Kentucky on hef ADMISSION ,y ~.
IN He WAS the contemporary in active politlcai e3etuon
with Nicholas and Breckenridge in the Crisis 10 whch
the Young Stale covered itself with glory IN Inc hf'
struggle with the Adams dynasty This patriarch was
one OF The popular OF all The Republicans VINO Sn.u
luslre on Kentucky's early annals During the whole
OF ar Clays Democratic career John fo"!et was tne
Nes,or who found in all his successes the OF ms
early trumphs When Mr. Clay abandoned The kepu'
blicau cause on entering the coalition win MI
tba ,Gnctoas of The white haired veteran still followed
him. bu, he shouldered his staff and ranged hitnse !"
the ranks te do battle under Gen Jackson IL gives US
the greatest pleasure 10 perceive that this strong mhoea'
true hearted octogenarian enjoys health ana vgor
bling him 10 grace the meetings. OF his Po''eai hie" "
the presiding officer ,,;,;
Gen. Flournoy, gentleman oil distinguished ao''es'
addressed the meeting. He is wealthy farmer; ma
of grea, sagsci,y observation and eoqaSne
" yersed in oil the political topics Of the 'ime-unu,
like the celebrated John Taylor OF Caroline ne every
now and then throws out Volume OF iight, @Pos's
the Machavelian policy, by Which the enemies Oh equ
li,y-,he funding gentry and paper p'''i' Is , pubic
misfortune that Mr. Flournoy intellectual power Is 10,
like John Tsylors delivered by The pen: ne Is leiVlu
fluent and most impressive orator; aao IKE an le ~
gifted he with strong aversion HoHi '"e 49, ~
nj
has heeu pressed TO give in writing at Lexington, ou
as usual, he declines The task ~.
Il is curious TO see how much certain PERSONS wig ~
bor under no restraint from the Troublesome ieeng'
,d hy rho nhrenolopis,s conscentiousness can make
or verv iring circumstances paragsphst ior he VS.
paper for xampe, with The advantage oil a !e psac
lice and no regard whatever Tor the rn', WIN manu-
facture the shortest possible tme out q" oSe INTO
,bs coun,ry or walk down Wall street, conspiracy
equal to that of Ca,ilne Let the following serve as
al instance:
AT Babylon-not the city of Nimrod-but Babylon
on Suncuams Neck Long Island, excelen, sport is to
be had by persons who fond OF fishing; blue hs are
taken weighing ten or twelve pounds 10 Babylo
Mr. Cambeleng, our member Of Congress, paid short
visit few ~ :-, s-'-s -. dap md -->-'''" we
nexl ],
II happens that Babylon lies in Suffolk county, and
Suffolk county worihiy represented IN Congress by
a Democra,Ic member, Mr. Jackson, who vas elected
last autumn when Mr. Cambreleng was beaten IN ths
city 49, ,:,, -,
themselaestn work these circumstances and wroughl
them sp Sst, plot 10 get MIR Cambreieng again into
the Bu,,sr al entatiges. MIR Cembreeng II was
con6dcntIy said had gone down to psss days with
Mr. J,rksun Mr. Jackson plant tool OF his parry
re.dy 10 canseni any thing; 1t was agreed oe.wee"
III, ,,,,ter ,.c, and The px.melnber, that The former
s,pn,d resign mud the latter be nominated IN his place,
and h., Mr Cabrelrng should be returned TO the next
Congress f:om Queens coaniy ;.
These assertions were made in the Wing prints win
as much appearance Of confidence if they were ac,u
ay belle we'd BY .her fabricatos ad were accompanied
with comments The usual style OF Wing newspapers
our readers know what that is without our giving them
a sample There is no, syllable OF truth, however, IN
the whole s,oty-no, syllable The only TACT ont OF
which 4 has bee man unctur s hlt Mr. Cumor.leng
has b en- a fishing.
Cooper in deineating the character OF MIR Dodge The
conductor Of the 7cti1e Enquirer, the representative
of large class Of newspaper editors has mol overchar
ed the picture by single touch Of the pencil
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