Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-26

back.but some man may say, that it is not Ns,o,.
Bank it is now State Bank Of Pennsy IYana Al
Us Democrats said it bad, II Ict worse than
National Bank for It had the hlr;y.!iye ,u,I,
caoital same President Bddlc and charter that r,r
enable it 10 do much mischief as NllIon. B,r,
without any responsibility to Congrcss-and more tg
said BiGde obtained the cho!ter by tfan@ and tr,.
and that he ought 10 be cuunltnancCt. Thee g..
many al iIyulcYx xcu.t made. but cauuor be m
fed TheIe was grns> wc"ns>ienrr,l" Sry lhf ta:. . (
thu pat of the G"vvTnment--a"o, hG.HE !~" w!'aIE.
Fakes n" man !rcras'; rather the reverse. BIZ
ssaiL H.: made his spy cci nj Vac wrong ''c. agh.>,i
strange unjun " It'll ,hr Bank he uugIi TO hrvc stG,
Mr.. Woodbury. reported on The resolutions hr Nr. L .
rred That subject, and hat h. was too MUCH excIs
Admit lie was ard Hsh e had dJntIl win orlis: ,pr
per bat man Is not lcrtcc As 10 tie charge Ihr, .
made his speech before hr got III" tactsNT Huacg..
in hi. rrpcri made 10 Congress the fret Cty o -.
session. states in enc OF tie accompanying tDcu,ara.
that at that time there vas, III Mr. BlGc.c's B!f.
81 49, Ass 3G.-Was rot this eT"uah 10 E.lkr srel
on? Mr BlrGIe too had published irerro M7 At,m,
in which he send, liat dung The summer npwars. ..
luur millions had been III opposite IN bis Ehn. hs s
pra0l enough OF the fact OF the Grpos!trs being ,-.
bat Mir Rives called tor al! he particulars a'u !l= p,
r,rl y hen It came, sustained han ~ ali Ee 50 g.
Gn, It's said 'Me Wigs take Mr. Rsrs 10 c!vts rs"
With all proper respect to my worthy friend wta g.s.
his .nguage, lie should not say So; he is ms'',a
the facts viii show. WbeT We speak CT '.ttc b. ;,
,l,, General sense. suppose he who'll" Mig p.l,y ,
r,ocs,lv understood to be meant They wIII ..ac l.
rs can show from the Richmond Wing. aud . 81.
known in Rchlnond mol Us HIST ch1ic"' U.i " lI,.
take him eventually, 1t will be because tiry ctrno: =,
Nhir and because they prefer hun t. SLn !fras...
Van BiIren man They VII iuu tai l.ao!ra ~ .
rs is notorious here now and as time Val prove ror.
cuub, Then they don take bun 10 'GE.Gr u Nu,a.
G,- him then as choice of ems defeat the S:5 Tee
suIy lis passing stTauG", that hCse opposed 10 that ~
sun, Lich is now recommended IN connection VIII g..
discretionary power suci! banks ~ The Exc.
may thins btsi-a power, witch Mr. Van Hn'r"
vroI4!ly rot abuse, but IS most dangerous ons-.,
passing strange, that snt-Sub Treasury men >houa
fer To elect Sub Treasury man, "a her lDnn hai'
GO cpcfalion of i few WHY'S, ~ exciting Mr. R'ts
There is no danger OF Democrat Gcng easily tGia.
into Wing Was Mr. Roare suspected "i 5eiug
Nhir or conrcTled to Nhg,sil, Lrcsus" The Nu.,
voted for hiu Governor "a preference 10 Coy tb.t.
tel: WHY then these unjust susrcroms towards s..
Rlyes: The whole v hg press CONSIDER HIn IN OPP.
s;r!ruIst" Ere 10 uCse friend BY litT reckless
opinions; Do not know upon what s.ght sio.'ci
they cIar, one Of party: II they hear ""e "",fs:
Of opposition against the Administrator coHs.a- !.a
o,e c its friends such their maGniry that - ca.-
10 Instantly and unpcrd as pro-" OF his brsr- ab .E
To- rive il, up-and he praised Cor his "dt 2e"Gyucc Il
Twu V. ars ago Coz. atkins vas trird III ms "G-E
They had hopes 81 hm-hc was praised. ims eAP.nl
rnt on Mr. R!ycs VIII result as that Did Those "aI
once entertained the bg opinion they expressed .. .
gentleman should not aPPrthend his yielding 10 srcl
sIrh, influences think have shown, that he = ne
t,cr Wing now nor likely 10 brCorne So me!eI? from
the fact Of The Wings unIting With the tonsefTl!Ersa
electnr him. after tnrY fail 10 elect their o"n mar"
promise 10 shew that the Wings themselves did 81
think hm Wing, and as such desiring c!'c lion al '"r
hands now, or likely 10 become wing after hs eIecu1
haze she TIA. The pImcnts OF the "N hIg prs-
aliTdrd to with such ul en- YhaSs, may be account;
for upon The principle, that they GsoT ana tAlgGta
every rrNc which can BE- made I" operate ngai"St s
Administration II we lock 10 TIE COLUMNS u Inc hica
mend Wing, whilst some writer's are 5es'o"'Ng fTs''
on him many more are sill abusing hlui, ind Grc'aIl,
that he is not one Of them, likely to be and tier.
fore ought not TO he taken up by them. Who can Dc
eide what may be the motives at those Wings "ho pfay
him, do not inlp-ach them; but II they wished ~
flame the resentment of the Sub Treasury men, to d.
point If his political annih1uon (and We kno" he L.
been hated most bitterly by them no better mode Gu
be adopted than ndlug his course. II seems Tia.
with large proportion of Ihen, the appreciation at '
Wings is Il sort Of political thermometer hy "Ac" 4
tiy his RepubIicanism. by this rule he should Ire s..
down good Democrat; for, he hes tor the last We
or two had good share .. abuse. Now let Tie Wig
speak for themselves. writer IN tie lsChm"HG NJ:
Of the 2lst inst who opposes Mr. K erection. aud y.
/ introduces hmsellby saying, "E IS my G0ast that i"Ut
ntcf day or az h0Hr or ereH jar 0"c second, t
cd mn suyp0rt c0UHtcnaHce tOhat gTeGt deG
> ias,dOuS iJr0nt .IEGrtac J0cLS0n goes IN Ia ,Gg
-"Whprt.ofc should he oc supported by the Nh-a 4
What Wing doctrine or measure has he ever GGvuc-.e
May emphal!caI!y answer, none: VIII II be "a \
/ that he goes with the Wings on the curfeDcy: rry
that on this sirg!e subject II may be said w;h
/ greater plauslbihly that the Wings have J"n'd ~
! Rivrs than that Mir RiYes has JoIned the Wings :
! !.ga:n be says-"And can the fact that tie Wings,
ticr from necessity choice, have since united "uh
Iyrs, in the advocacy Of tins policy, furnish the sma
/ est title of evidence that, III his vr"s hmn feeling, :.
morally, he has any regard Tor the Wing party ui
I than Formerly; Candour must compel every one 10 .
swer these inquiries IN the negative. Again, a'uci,
to his late specches-"What was Mr.. RIves motive a
these displays; Surely his Object not TO sustain ~
Wh'rs but HIMSELF Here we have the testimony 81 =.
Wing. and from the introductory sentence, bitter IL
enough, 10 ylndcae ban from the suspicion 81 haYrg
made these speeches with view OF negotiating hIm''
H. ,,it
that his object 10 sustain his opposition to ill.," =
Treasury to sustain himself Thus wrIur the" a.!no
to Gen. jackson having defeated Mr. RIves currrn"
bill, which passed by very large maJores, ry P3ca"
il Until Congress had adIouTncd and also l. NJ \
Buren, d;sr"gardng his advice against proposing the .
Treasury Originality, and then says-"Surey We aIr
warranted in concluding from these circumstances "a
! he has become Wig: No! that MIR Rivrs IshJ W..
various circumstances prove " infer neCrssa'.
that Mr. RIvcs is Wing, from his pas, course
which there is n" reason 10 suppose that he has eyer
pensd a. ole has never furnished the sigh'csi IGc
ton Of any change in his views in regard to al! The
limitations Of Jacksonism." Now l ask in The manr
justice, in the name Of that freedom OF thought.
freedom of speech, which Is The only guarantee q:
prrpetuaton of OF! liberties, ought we /, cOuCcmn
Rlv"s for daring oppose the SubTreasmry, winch .s
rPprohn'cd by The unanimous voice OF this party
he elected, for opposing the late connection
the T. S Bank, condemned with equal uuanimll
that day or ought we not 10 wait to see " Srms 6e.
IN his rje,cs as to the principles which hc was s.
ed. principles which the ritter calls the "GbOminap':
! JGcfsOnis:n The same writer says turher-"Bu 3
urged by some, that if the Wings secure MIR r..
Chat is suppose he means his eIeclion) they ~. &
the same time sPcnrc his influence and thus obll.
considerable accession Of strength 10 themselves; b.
! this fair influence; think NOT" Again BE- says,
il pretended that Mr.. Rives' party are Wings; II 50
! them come forward ard openly and frankly unite
Us in the support Of Wing men and Why pr!ncF
that We may sre and believe that they nre Wings =
! That, / they will never see either icOm .
! Rives or his friends.
| Another writer in the Richmond Wing Of the /.
! who signs himself an s. Incorporating Wing, siY
"Ought Mr.. Rives 10 be the candidate, unless he o. g
! given some indication in some form, of his tsOos'
! TO Gccede to the Wing party or their leading primer
and views? Now, ask what disclaimer has h. mac
| what profession tendeIed-wha, commitment come.
der, direct constructive, authorize any mterenc-
! this effect What becomes then of the charge !1