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

In the Same paper, speaking If the Special Don.
he says: Such l. the compromise big snyr ,s',
" nit 10 all thr tiicadS n u kni,sa E1scyt.e ''
gua;dc& EIch,qger. 80
January 4Git l-Is Speaking Of the chance ma.
the bill from the Extra Session To- he Session N UN
Der, and Of the rapid growth Ut Executive na,,, ~
which would follow the adoption Of the n3caU re H.
at hes already expanded from Collectors 10 Rsc.'
So ana who shall say that it shall expand f,o s.
" ceives 10 % jO!n fact, who sha.! 81. D The 49,.
men:a,ion Of tax receivers under the administering
" some future ambitious President: THIS b.! lGc,,.
g the Executive patronage By the appointment rg =
" ceivers General, Bank missionaries. urd rIsocs
public funds more Immediately under the cor,,,
g officers appointed b., and removable hy tn. F..
g. dent" '''
In another editorial of the I2lh Sept thin, u.
omitted abiding 10 the premium the u,rcLar, 'E
pay to nbain specie for his dny bonds he savS
pays all these expenses: The peop!,-!,r let -'
chants, for Instance, pay their honGS ia sNori. thu.
ultimately receive il in The advances on their ,,4.
tax, then. TO all ntcTrs and purposes. is l4ld IN ha
pie at large TO the amount o! the premium on ...
and II goes into the pockets of every man nlqtr,
the public crib "
Now, 10 the truth Of the charge Of cori, ~
Conservative candidate TO deiea, "lhp R.ruil,c,r -
When wrote the recommendation Of Mr. Duk. =, 60,
not known 10 ne, that there Was anY Nhr can s,r,.
declared FOR Hanover, nor was here any snnuuc.,r
that Col. White would he a candidate H. as vor ,,'
in this days paper, the Sub-Trcasury parry do ,r., =,
qul!e centre submission ~ the opponents of Tho =
Treasury, why not exhibit little Of the "arc,,r, 49,
mony," by letting Mr.. Duke run as the Admlu,s,,,.
candidate: Oh 40! viii harinonise very vel j.,.'
will vote !or Sub Treasury dele gate eud Lrro y,
Richie, no IS violently opposed 10 the Sub Ifyas
~, 10 elect Sub-I!easury Senator next w!,tp, -
way Of defeating that measure. But vii! now tel
MIR. Rchie IL the crank spirit Of the FiTEinans. VI,
do not bellve II will make amy difference in the g.
suit whether MI. Duke continues a candidate O. n,
do not believe hot those who would :Dr him vc9
vote for Col White il he 10 decline (d) tr.sg.
they would throw away their votes For myself. i d
constrained TO say IN the spirit IF :rarkness that rs
not vote, under existing circumstances for 4 SU1Tit
curry dele gate NJ the next election NOcvtn !Luurh
were my own brother; and declare, at the same i'm.
that am influenced solely by dsstc 10 tsita, that ur,
by ensuring the election OF Senator Uf the L
whether he be Mr. RIves else, e. whoi. o.
posed that ! still entertain lie cpa.a,,
M Eitchic pr0tcsSCd in the above extracts caar,
comprehend how the election Of O!!ty Of arlrSg.
Treasury men the next Legislature will either nr
mote the election Of Mr.. Clay, the estabisun, 4:
a National Bank. o. 1t is certain tia, one clngs
be established by lao, while Mr. Van Bn!en IS IL
fee which will be I'LL ith March, lCll If lie is !.lAg
10 his princ,rles-1hcn what is the tue issue whc,
we have 10 acl' The election Of Senator is po>lrr~.
to the sssInn--he vote Of one nan TEal cleo
Delegate Ia the Legs!alure-the vote OF that Or.rg.
may elect the Scnator-nnd the vote and iU.lGcrrs
that Senator may asen upon The country the Sub Ire
SURF, winch would require majority Of $50 tli,-
both Houses 10 repeal IT. therefore cannot ini.r's
of such awful responsibility, give my a.d IN Tx eel,
biishmcrt OF a system, which would, IN the IaDGuars
Mir Richie. "en!argc the Executive power, hIreaty
treat Tor Republic, v hICh ne also SAYS. g,
pGtGlr with limited Execulivc or. in other WOO.
would tend TO make Government monarch:
There is another reason why all who think as v.
Richie spoke on Ibis question cannot vote tor s.
Treasury men 1t would be not only promoting o.
success %! the Sub Treasury ITSELF but What would b
OF no less injury TO our Republican institutions
would sauci0n the precedent Of the Executive pes.
veny IN rejected measure, until BY the tuce O; p.
ircnage, power ard party discipline, the people wCg!
BE- corrcrd into submission; and when that Is the ca,
in the language Of Mr. Benton, in his report IN ilg,
l-G when the recommendation Of the Pre- sient car,
any measure through the two Houses OF Cong'9ss 60
what viii this be but The Government, Of one m1r.
and Whit Is the Government OF enc lraa but "Ioc;.
chy: Names Sre nothing.
And now, in conclusion, vii! assure MIR R'car,
that my moGasty viii keep me out Of The Convention
''lhc Sub Treasury Convention, 40 my constituents ID
Fuvanna have Justly styled il, rs doubt modesy viii
keep every other Conservative out, who is no, speci
elected and doubt whether any will goin No one ssl
understand The matter will ma any right 10 seat w1
is no, elected by Of the COmmiiecs who have s.
spnbrG 4; The various CoUrhrusss "a know that sr
al death pronounced upon all who vii! not s'i
or swim" with The PRESIDENT and Thomas Rcbie Is b.
Ex,cutonsr General IN this Old Dominion; but iharsi
to the virtue and intelligence of the people, they VII
tic bidding Of no mnn-lhey know that their ibeiDs
depend on The ut 'he representative tS
submit 10 enlightened public, whether Mr. Riicht,
".}Hsther LOnS,yrotice, ~ mcst wanting IN poir
magman'my and lair dealing. and whether he OF NJ
self snnds in creates, need Of mantle TO Cover GU
nekrdness, Z. Fun AM
Richmond March l4;h, 1850.
~ Tie Wig Is requested to copy the abo's'
Notes upon The Tfat!
(G) Mr.. F'.s first compaint!-lhe matter is casi
explained. y Conservative had addressed Us under IL:
signature of Fair Play We felt great respect Tor BIZ
general character; but though, his argument on '
occasion weak; and in fact only argued the weaS'
ness OF his cause. We submitted few comments onNr
but point had escaped ~, which 1t was deemed PFo
to add 10 it. Il III The share Of suggestion ~hH4
threw into another form, Tor The sake 0 Striking W.
public attention From one Conservative we lnFn.dN
Inc course of another Whilst the pen was in hand, g.
added few remarks 10 "Anothsr Conservative, by ""
OF Illustrating the of Hanover, general pune
pie which enforced at large in the same paper w %
shew the mschieg hch .sOuid arise 10 the RtpuON-
Party from running Conservative candidate wHo 80
no chance Of succession - insidlous purpose q" ca'
tang Up The Republican candidate, and electIng NAi
We told several persons that this sGub was Cuts be "
dramas, says "t is my thunder J. and we ""lrsI:.
uay stated it 10 Mr. F., when he called upon Us loF %
formation. Nac Wg iGcy ymGi
~ The Senator complains, that We do not sIfa"
him on the 9Th March. did on the 10Th Jatahi
he might well complain, that We have change OF
opinion of him. In such scenes as have regent? h''
pred avs in fact become months. What devei"PN'rs
characters have been tesi,d-how the politics Il c'
tending parties have been unloldVd The cIaiaci
The nppslaie has been sometimes quickeDed INTO Dr
the course Of one night. Without intending any pr
cuar al!usinp, but for the sake OF argument alone ~
not the d; feels Of Benedict Arnold fmbIa2oncd III ~
gle moment 10 the eyes Of the world? That 'E''i'"
only Two months, which the Senator grHsps, Aas ''
pregnant with evenis, which have interested errFy'
ta,Gr, ard Ggita;ed the whole State. is IL any "0f1'
that such political character as Mr. F.s, walled W
snch a sea as this, should have undergone sonf ''.
wreck; Is it any wonder that We should moGd! gu
opinion of him, when there are scarcely more ""
thirty Of his Republican constituents in Hano'ef' u
whose good opinion he has No! sunk 10 zero; l.
true, that on the 18th January, we did not expect
to march TO his present position, though so"'
the most eccentric manGuvres which ever dIs'ioL"'
ed Senator Of Virginia On that day, We stIi! bog
that Mr. Rvss would retire from the canvass 70 y.
shades of private life. We had some doubts b'" ,
would go--how the Wings would vote-aHd We .'
some hopes, that the Conservatives would scon 2" d.
atom with common enemies. But events P'rS''-
pidly EDWARDS. All doubt about Mr Rivess np?0'..
vanished AL doubt about the OF the W hl -