Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-04

coto crop HAS ceased 10 mature and nearly fnl
y blown-industrous iaineis will have completed
their harvest Late corn peas and potatoes are almost
entirely blased
The Treasurer If The Us.
Inc wing still harps upon The appointment Of Mr..
Seuen. correspondents as well as Editor taking The
neln against hIf--lnrenng plots for which there il
i"undation, and unbIushngly asserting as facts what
have heen often canlradIced and expos d. This
presume, by way Of waging "war 10 The knife The
wing press is ab"u. TO Take the of "he Lion u
me occasion and spirit so determined rpcklrss,
SO desperate, is ab"ut 10 characterize every
OF the Wings As if 10 show wla. 'fintasc lric Ks
lhe wing party IS TO pursue OF The n.x session of Gun.
qresS; Correspondent Of The R. Wing threatens Mr.
Seiden and friends with Denomination of Commit
lee OF Congress.-nnd the echo of the Editor cries ou
III Mr. kuane will not tell what he knows, we must
look 10 The next Lo"sc Of Representatives TO explore the
secrets OF The Transaction" (Thal the Senate might
enquire ihto IT. as they have 10 pass upon the appoint
ment' might perhaps stand reason; but what The IT,
:" IL have 10 say TO IL puzzles any man who is no,
gong Tor "War 10 The knife. y
lie whole accusation is g'anitous and false. II lis q
tissue OF assertions, that fasp-and what is more
amusing, The alleged facts contradict and destroy each
Other: For example, Of The Wing scribhlers con
tends that Mr. Seldpn suddenly 'resigns il (his Regis
,ers Oiice) and becomes candidate for CONGRESS On
me Van Buren, interest in district where he well
knows TO be impossible he be elected and in which
The wing majority is estmnPd by person under three
huadr"d And yetshefne his ink dries npnn this bold
and unqualified assrnn the scrihbler asks was il not
founded in Federal tnmperlng with State elections =
Was not its end 10 acquire for Mr.. Van Buren, sink or
swim adhefent in Congress? Was il 81 wing in 50
many words 10 Mr. Selden-.l, Martin Van Buren, want
majority in The House of Representatives which am
Doubtful OF getting; therefore, if YOU William Seldom
will resign your office OF Register, offer f Congress
IN the Richmond District yon shall have, if ecerd
the post OF Treasurer of the Unicd States mean Ia
turn out the present incumbent. J"hn Campbell for d
trrlng with me IN opinion: What is his but Pr.s
dent reaching out hs TO control the State elections
hat is but using The public Offices as brbes and temp
IN IN
tures:'
Here have direct contradiction of assertions :
EreTy person knows, that MIR Sedrn stands chance
OF being elcctpd!-nnd yet MIR. Van Buren, is absurd
enough 10 offer him an Office with the expectation Of
, ele"iing adherent in The II. of r.!
But the whole thing is miserable invention. There
was mo corrupt interference n the Federal Executive
with Stale Elections Mr. Spden did not "kn0'r that
defeat hr followed by his getting Federal office
Of twice The value Mr. $ anxious To retain
the Registers O:fcp-on the contrary, he had frequent
~ expressed dsp"si,Inn 10 resign il tie no,
, .derpndent his salary. the Paul Pry Of the Wing
decaely aflrms Mr. S did mt repeatedly declare
he had no hope whatever of attaining seat in Con
gress. We know better We have heard him during
the frequently express hopes uf success and r
stated The grounds OF his cacua,"n the and
statements Of his friends the different counties in the
district Mir Selden resigned his Office as he told the
minanr Committee TO give him the rrpalest chance Of
success Mr. s. is The only deny that he had
the cf being appointed Treasurer He dnes
positively deny uand Gnes Mr. Rnane- and dies
Judge Purker-and do we. who acquainted
with the whole transaction. Subject Senator ROanp
OR Judge Parker To clnse examination az you
please, or Congressional Committee may take upon
Itself such The facts This is The first time that
the Wing has done Mr. Roane gross injustice his very
irarSacunn Ii is strange, what ignorance this
ing press displays in this very affair. in which he pro.
irsses IN be 50 well informed Mr. Roanp moi 1.-The
distinguished Vrgnian.' whose conversation with The
President is referred 10 in HE Wing There in
rirue in the mailer and therefore 'disgrnce falls
upon the Distinguished man who named IL The Prrsi
dent ut hs request, Jndge Nicholas aud several other
Tirginiaas We wonder when Mr CLAY beconirs Pse
s,drnt whom he viii call upon for infrmnon- where
will be The sin in giving il. rhsn he dots call Bot
thanks 10 The People! MIR c. is moi yet The President;
ihnueh his friends about 10 make war 10 ih-
knife is he likely The first second sober
thoughts OF the People vii! forbid it,
La.ujsts oiiGuf schuol
Mr. Rires in his Louisa Speech argues TINT need
mt he very much alarmed about the success If
National Bank, bPcause o'er the PrNsi
DENTS solamnlv dyed 10 veto National BanE during
his term, &c We hold the Narnal Bank The greatest
evil which at present threatens us. But Mr X whilst
he prof 10 be- opposed i"i, 10 be doing much
il oil in his pow err 10 put Mr. Van Buren, hose
constitutes Of the greatest shields against il.
This ia cnsnsry with vengeance. Put in Henry Clay,
and shall see how long would be before we have
a National Bank
Mr. seems willing 10 put off The reelection Of Nr
B the shelf until alter The Congratulated he
urges that 1.-The People would be free 10 cast Their votes
upon him. provided they Wild il. when that election
as he does. that the Sannon Convention To meet
las, week; that The Harrisburg Convention is 10 meet in
co days; that The wings every where pr"caImihg
srnr 10 ME rery kne Yet We mns,Iay upon orr oars.
mt, quesllnn is disposed we must not organize
al all but leave the Wings all their elections
to press every advan'age-snd finally 10 carry their
candidate in ls4n. II his be not casuistry. or worse
IL ia be no, indifference or nnpalhy To hr Van Bu'
rem preference for Henry Clay know not what is.
YET Mr. Rves is be at liberty 10 press his schemes,
I" charge others with Abandonment ct principle, yet
when any objection made his course, he Giles OUT
''pe:secu,ion, ''lreachery &c, &c
Money .Narktt, and Me Bands.
There is good sign in Mississippi ovprrrn as she
has been by the schitvous Of her hlcapd corpora
lions The Bank of Port Gibson has burned Sl3ouO'l
of her Post holes The Port Gibson Correspondent "f
the 9Th nlt says he witnessed the when it per-
formed by Committee appointed BY the Directory Of
that Institution. So "far. g0od!
There is also some hing cheering in the following ar
.iclc which republsh from the Ph'ad"lpha Inquirer
The British Queen left New York on TUESDAY; and
il was said that over half million Of specie wOmd 90
out in lpr-iha 90 day bills of The Banks liking
we'll as expected. The Nrw York Correspondent
Of the National lneliigpncer writes the 3Oh Sepem
bp. that There but few failures in New York even
amid all this pressure Gren ancfcrs have been made
TO raise money meet obligations but as yet only very
few have used tn resources in The making OF them
The ~ Past Of Tuesday evening is cheering II
SAYS that Taking into consideration the sailing OF the
British Queen surprised nj the queinrss oi The
street This morning. There was n" extraordinary pres
sure. and all stock. except Bark ct The United s.a'es
went NJ that went dnwn To lG2 The Chelsea 6ark
stopped payment yesterday hut lis bill holders are sale
for il is me nj The institutions under The law and
Arkansas Stock is lodged with the Comptroller.
(frnl HE PhiledeIphja Inf"ircr)
ga Jrp,crous ARRANGEMENT The Prospect Bright
cuins-lt rnmorcd that an ancable arrangement, mas
hren entered into by The Banks at Philadelphia, Erw
York and Boston by which the ve,n'iuus drafts Tor spe
cic, which have passed between Them so frequently oil
late will be wooded the fuinre We trust most sin
cerey. that this report may De well founded h'nch OF
,he une,siress in our MONEY MARKET should he attn
bu.cd 10 tho of harmony brwecn the institutions
alluded 10 fnir honorable and liberal understanding
once established between Them, and ~" result VI" OF