Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-02

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Extract 10 the Editor, dated
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"Mr. SieeDroG was at our burph on MONDAY las, .
lvered address 10 quite ierg. sumher cr peor
BY large maj orIiy OF whom thna il Was ell reer,.
II an excellent one Dem crst full! Bis NJ.
cple, lie plainly stated, and ably sustained So farsi
can jude hc will gel handsome supper, in rbs ,.,,.
yea, considerable majority over "higPIy.
l"urs IN haste
To firms! To .irns then People of Virgin, g
we Cannot close tins article, without paying the r,b's
OF respect which due TO Newman Of Marshall H., ,,
disnsefesedness and activity He has given way :,
Scott, not codly aud grutgingly but he has ws;,,i
taken The field tor him who was lately his competitor ~
the canvass Let all rival candidates initiate tn. rl
magnanm!ry. lie who goes Ter himself al such CIV
o! affairs; he who presses hs clas at the risk oc .un
his patty observes never hereafter ia ~ trusted he
or by woman either, We call upon all Republican, j.;
nonze Ia Unite, to go for The srrorges; canGl a,e IT,
meeting Of the Wings IN this City IN the Cap.I ,r ~
9Th March, who met 10 prepare the way for A Conv
ton 10 select candidate Tor this Congressional D,s,,
carried the doctrine ii availability sufficiently ta, wh"
it recommended them TO ascertain (which Of tbs c.
ddaes has the greatest popularity in the sers,.I -
ton districts. and having sscerianed that far, =, ~
best OF her aU'Iy, (l") support that Candidate" w.
20 at all events tn: union and concentrate =, ~, u
publican Corresponding Committees oi tie c,nn,iS. 49,
do great deal towards this object, BY calling, Co..
t;on Of the People al the & pr Courts or by prsr.
on The CnnGdaes 10 submit the selection 10 few If
own friends was lately done BY the his, in ibisc
ty-or IN come other way, 10 make designation ~
have begun The names "f ihrse Committees on m, I,
page to-day. We shall finish them in o@r rcr, r.
menbe! tha; they ought Hmedislrly to or.arIza than.
selscs-'n expand thIr number il they ihat II rr,...
rr-at all events. net. BE it one 1T The frs, nj ,f
dulles 10 hush dSsrnsons RANKS and to rifrc ,
concentration OF The whole vote upon s!ng!e Repub..
can candidate.
The lac, Charleston Courier p,ys Us higher compl
We lpsyr In Il.
houn Speech on The bill prevent the interference Of
Federal officers in elections, tCrttenGens bi) it saws
that Those Syb'iIne Books, the virginia and Kenuck;
Report and :krsI.nliGns OF 1882 were thrown m
the shelf uno cGitiO, and there lhey uoudprrt in
mGs, and OBLIVION, until the evil sp moving the Et,o
Of the Enquirer 10 The deed they were gsnleued. &
Nc We c!aIin such dIstinCiIun-but q, Is CERTAIN
That one has more anSously ciung 10 hlac.sons r.
port Chat "imnIr,a document, rs Dir Calhoun slyl.,
il in ibis Specch) 1t always the book OF the
Republicans Of Virginia. Bat do caItn some lte
sending 10 South Carolina We sent copy 10
Charleston many years since upon the express cUnd.I,p
that i, should be prrnted herr and copy placed UPON
the desk Of every member of her Legislature It vas
printed BY Miller ut Charleston. pHgedtn Il Hteralrs
with the edition we had Just printed ana with the y,e
face had attached to lt.--hlr Cogsdr tone Of the
respectable officers OF one Of the Charleston Esuhs
vas hnd enough 10 undertake the commission - Some
YEAS before. had entered into controversy with
Charleston Editor, upon the powers OF the Federal g.
verneDt. and closed II 10y declaring. that until he
had read Madisons Report, we should net c"ninueu
arrue with him. We afraid nigh, make SIN.
lar reply the Charleston Courier. He may have read
the rppurt-but We very much doubt, whether he has
studied carefully. aad nwadly Ggcs'eC it-Ii we may
BE- permitted to Judge by rs contracted remarks Hr.
Jefferson administration We rePuda'r the imnnia!on
he throws upon US, of our giving seenng aid 10 the
absurd hcrssy of Notification" by the homage we have
paid to Madison $ Report. Few men have
cerely abnred to lay hs excess OF Notification IN the
Red Sea- than we have done-But Modification no
- L,IJ adj b, ,Io
roar Sta. BIZ which only the bark Of the Federal Govern.
nent can be safely s;eered 1t has done more service
in bringing back Government to It's elementary pn-
cples, and in aries'lng the usurpaons o the friends o.
the National Bank Protective Tariff, Internal Improve
nenls & &c than the thousand PAM hts, and the
myrads Of Essays that have ever been written 10
show hat an Eulogum MIR Calhoun has pronounced
upon its adamantne principles, We shall publish his
speech in the course OF few days.
ARRANGEMENT IN MhINE-Gen Scott.
We have the pleasure OF laying before our readers the
particulars OF the Temporary arrangement winch has been
made between Maine and \ " Brunswick. All danger
of immediate hostiItes IS removed. The troops sre 10
be Withdrawn from the Border Every thing
upon the discretion and wisdom OF the Councils OF q.
Britain.
We withhold praise from the Adminsr..
tion for The mingled prudence md hrmness II has Cir
pla yed-boih towards G. Britain and towards sister
Slate of Maine We owe this adjustment principally
to the ii has adopted IN this trying extgency. NJ
the least Of its udicous arrangements, was It's appon!
ment Of Gen. Scott TO this very important mission. J.
has only confirmed the high opnon have uniform?
expressed for him " congratulate him. indeed, as
success. He equally fortunate pac!hca'or,
a soldier. He knows how TO make war--he seems .
know how TO assist IN making peace.-But we are not
so far transported by our enthusiasm tor the gallant
Scott as 10 e-echo the ervid declaration Of the ioG
Herald that his services will "induce the people 10 Dr.
eide upon selecting General Scott for The person mhO u
FL the Presidential Clair ne1t term We cannot s..
cond he impulse which has carried some OF the ciIIze''
OF Rochester, New York TO nominate HIM as the canGd'
ate for the Presidency We cannot agree with the be.
raid that With a.. their high respect tor Winfield Scott
this will he quickly toiOred in Maine, ennsyrGH,sr
Tirgiaia, and other Suites # the Orion
Unexpected Resignation!
We all remember Mr.. BIdde's declaration, that tie
Boak Of tie L. States had "abdIcated It's political pow
cr It seems that he has now himself abix atrd tie
throne. The Money K'ng has resigned his office.
as President OF the Bank-nnd MIR Thomas Dun
lap relation OF Mr.. Bldde, and who has acted as
Cashier. since Mr.. Jandcn went to England, has
been elected his successor We give the final coz.
respnndence which passed between him and his Board
and the reader will the motives v ch assigned
by Mr. b. hims, for his resignation The friends .! ms
gentleman laying every SPECIES Of ncrEse at his
feet. We not surprised at the enthusa'm viii
which they greet the retiring President Some opp"rens
of the Bank have sIrsady venluted to account Tor 1t
upon different principles The \. Eve ming Post slrs
-" The Stockholders will probably re long ocumc ac'
qrointed with tie real cause Of his retirement Ih'
consequences OF the immense cotton spscuiat!GHs INTO
which hs has plunged the bank and bis various ronnrc
tons %th bankrupt companies IN different paris vi TIE
county, are Drgirniog 10 deveopc themselves. Pa
nur5 having sePred the vessel among The rocks ooi
quick sands suddenly abandons the helm 10 one OF tue
crew who was taken board but yesterday -ihe stock
of the Bank has been gradually declining lately on l'
10Th o March stood at lG ~ yesterday It was 1888
To-day it has fallen 10 ITO. There IS no occaSionof'
faI! of the stock on account OF Mr. Biddes retirement
if the institution has been well managed and len ma
.sound condition The event shows that the stock q
the bank has been kept up by the dIigent pu!tng@
Mr. Bddle personally To raise cloud under whoa
Mr. Bldde may retreat, his friends have put in crcp
lnlon tie silly tumour, that he is to be appointed Se'
t.ry of the Treasury. The absurdlty, we perceive"
quietly swallowed There 10 nothing too preposer0''
for the Wings to believe
Mr. b saws in his letter, that "the Bank has returned
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