Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19

Richmond. Tuesday, March 10.
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4 TRICK!- "Reminiscences.
The Warventon Times has been dDling out much Of
its stable boy Wit at expense II It's readers can en-
ioy such Il rrfreshment they welcome 10 It. 1heTe
is no disputnr about hobby Unconstitutional doubt
whether The Wings OF Fauquer will relish the beauty Of
It's figures the delIcacy OF its expressions. The Editor
is rpnseh describe us, "Hke Billy Button in the Fly
nr Wardrobe casting Fl first conservative great
coat then his wostcoat-hen his sham his shirt land
50 on nd infaum) then bounding into the box o: his
Sub Treasury coach, &a., &c. Then comes The fol.
lowing very witty passage:
GLOW strtnsr p1lessei Conservative irir:rs tie Suhrr"a
sur i"asm" wayiarins Wing to stop him !" i'
handing lin piper, which rents thus
(From Richmond Enquirer ~ last Fall
eve (H. RsJ have alternative We dae NOT hesitate
between country and This odon' Sub Treasury
be resisted a! al haz, rI' an every sac'c@ We
view i. holy horror! Whilst it will PROSTATE the hest in
crrsts coduy tendency surrne every principle
'"0% 5 n"1 ,SJ Sok zoe. m
round the Wheels but MI Ritchs will tGi mos" difficult to
get Of his Coneatism He will hnd 1t difficult to SELL to s''o
It away t 10 lose it, &C."
Then comes some more Of his "dog skin wi,-and he
concludes with telling that he "has very hastily tossed
these crude remarks ngether-lhat will long hesitate
before we lay them before readers that his
.dev presses him. and he stops TO GO to sprcrs One
would suppose indeed that indebted for this
Brilliant etiusion 10 spree from which he had just re
turned.
we have no AFFECTION to little bagatre. lice Ia
Bagaieile! is frequently Our moto-bul We have
not much for profound batho3 Of hnmor-and
sill less for the invention which constitutes part
Of hSiwarIery II is to expose the trick OF which he
has been gully. that have condsscenGed 10 aGce hIs
etiISion The vii my pass for what il is worth; but,
the literary forgery 10 which he has descended, requires
to be exposed and deserves the scourge. He Processes
TO give an extract, from Tie enquirer Of last Fall No
dale is Northumberland even the month is specified -
Having recollection Of The passage which he Processes
to quote, wc determined to hunt through columns
from September {, 1887, (hc date of structures
the Presidents Message down 10 The present day We
Z Il, 81 Ia ia "a
made at the Sub Treasury, republsed in last,
by Senator FonlanP, who had been housing our
columns fl; days, in the Enquirer Office, for the
purpose Of making has blow n Us But met no such
p1ssa re rs that which The WaIrenOn Times prof 10
quote either in Columns last Fall or al any pre-
ccdng time We submit II 10 readers 10 decide On
the Justice Of attack which is founded literary
fraud We can meet and cope with fair enemy on an
OPEN frld-bul the laws Of honorable warfare forbid the
use ol all such poisoned weapons We make this deca
ration in sorrow, than III cngerlor rs 10 The Eu-
tor of the ". Times personality we entertain only our
most courteous regards.
But though We did not light upon the passage in ques
,;on We, like the Irish Magistrate of this CITY, In lNk
ing for the turkey, We came across the coz. We
were struck win the numerous passages which slrew
our columns during the last i months, defining pre-
a ~ position showing how consistently have udhar
ed 10 it, supporting every thing have recently said
in relation 10 course, and clearing MS of all the
charges Of having deserted the Conservatives, and
proving that they have abandoned us, and not aLan
i1ned them. We ma SGcN passages 10 slreW our CO.
lumns az chick the autumnal leaves ct shady VII
lambrosa We extract few Of these passages:
! ATTACHED personally in the wnrmest manner 20 Mr.
Van Buren,, treated by him at Washington and since
with the unbounred confidence OF friendship; hav
ing no favors ask Of him. hut perfectly satisfied that
if bad any to ask they would, IT proper. be promptly
granted; having the highest confidence III his political
principles the best terms with every body at Wash
! inrtnn-under 10 influence from any other man
I-pre(rrrnr the little Magician to all the field ask
I hat, ,iyec | Ina had the | have
taken but the honest dictates Of very i.hbIe Iudg.
. meni: EhPuFT .'Oc III; lo"''
! Litter 10 .Joseph S. HatEt"S.
/ owe then took the which our best Judgment
suuges,sd-bnt in the best disposition towards poll
teal friends Grained 10 assert opinions with.
out dcnouncing any man for hs-chcrshIng the unity
Of our party-diferng with them upon question oi
expsc;ency-but moi dividing lhem-not coong the
Uhgs but showing them frankly, tat me could nercr toa
iesce miit them; aud that should wage an uncompro
missing against their Inyore idol Of National Bank
H.
eve have but one wo.d to say to the Conservatives
so called ofN York Iflhey have mace up their nds
10 throw themselves into tho Of the Wigs lie So
If those who do not with the Sublreasury pro-
position that account wiling 10 abandon lle "hoie
Administration and 10 assist the Wings IN establishing
National Bank if not the principles winch they
have proesscd the launts and insults OF the Wings
can them from sach an ASSOCIATION, all argument
which r. publican can oiier would BE- thrown away
upon them They must lie in the truckle bed, which
lev have selected for themselves But trust such
is not the course, whichmost OF the Republicans Of New
York, who have differed only about the Sub TEeasury
Scheme, will think 1t right to pursue: y. D, ,,,-
"Let the Wings say what they wi-Lst the Ulrns
Of our own Party wrange they may The grca, cues.
,nns at issue are. National Bank or no National Bank
Henry Clay--"r Martin Van Buren,? Henry Clay with
National Bark-or Martin Van Buren,, uncomPrnm.
singly, unquaiedy, against one (which will you
prefer Citizens of Virginia: Can any Republican throw
himself into the arms of the Wings, Can any one, who
,tJ,x
himself 10 turn against his Administration, because he
d:slikes the Sub Treasury bill Can any have eat
so much of the insane root, as 10 ioke Wing by
nasty and National Bank, in preference TO the present
Administration with lis uncompromsng hostility to The
National Bank? We will not believe il, until we see 1t
written il were, in sunbeam To arms, fellow.
citizens then 10 arms Cease your peTnclous dscords
until you have once more encountered and defeated
your common opponents. Silence the matcap UltraS,
who would blow up the flame of dscord in camp, at
the very when The battle TO be fought and an
nspiri,ed enemy is marching boldly upon you. Let US
rally together, under The common banner-F!ctory will
again be YOURS This controversy about the Sub Grra
sury System is probably temporary and evanescent
one But The contest about National Bank is perma-
tent aud rrecOncilablc. .NaTCh "a lo3-.
1--WE leave the question in The hands of the Represen
a,iyes Of The People We shall submit 10 their decI
sion 1t is time to have doEe with the cant ephels Of
Conservatives and Sub Treasury men, with all the pre-
udces and feelings which they carry IN their train II IS
adjust the question; range our party under the
pied name OF Republicans anu rally under That broad
banner against The Why candidate and the Wing Bank,
[May4, ls55.
In reply the Madsonian Scme Of distinct pOtiti
cal organization
"What will be The effects Of such political movement
Whigism united, animated, moving Heaven and Earth,
and Acheron itself, on the side-the Democracy of
the country divided and distracted, The other The
Wings will look up with confidence 10 the representa-.
tive Of their principles Mr.. Clay-and will rally TO
man under his banners-One portion Of the Republi.
cans nlherinr 10 MIR Van Buren,, and looking 10 whom
as the representative and exponent OF their prnci.
pies; For, principles mnSt be carried cot by men. -
i.When we ask the Madsonian, whether Mr. Van Blu.
rem is be cashered-t answers that 1t goes for prn
cp!es not men Now, the fact is, 20 both for
MEASURES AND men. We must have 10 carry out
our measurss MES in high offices are. have said