Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

ing I" t2OGaG,a00 ofmoney, bcsdes Tie ,ho!e aaOnat
az eng "'c, Z" o. 51and ia tie TrcGsury ryg;s III,
! '"'''mc" then. i "n.v estimated. Whatever Ec IL,
government r:hI4. ,Sa Bank will be richer tI,an n,
IN '", ~ t't' enormous sun ~ 2D.0JO, 900
i - " san fTyagar. he dangerous with II, limited
wealth. "''E hi ,.'n'tHuay III he hands or Govern.
"'' can cst'ia'r the vast "power "f p1irD'arr
VI ~ M ii'tH;ith wnnld p :--ih" ilIrHi
~ ,ht - 'n.!:cnc Hhci, The Bank would ,lG:-h
,nSi''i'inh nra r:n ~ wears virtually irrsprns; br
rf"i" ihS connection, tie eloquent speaker easily ru,cd
i"t"a inrid and powerful exposition Of ~: origin ma
ture, ana i"ncncv q" tic great iinanc nj scheme with
"ch m nam" 81 VI. '. Buren, is rnds>rluLy assoca-
"d. II" proved rs Observation-Disclosures. that lI.
measure ~ substance. contemplated By the fathers
=" ihr N"n*'ttnit"n-it it is far less dangerous than
any "'''t iHr'ia sc!"m"-satt and is opera.
:in, AMI, hi'aIiy, that IT WILL On the words 81 Benz
'" .H'"S '.ricl,) "DFCRFssE EXECUTIVE PATRONAGE.
u" here a.indcd Ia the Editor 81. The r. Wh- a., i.
supposed, stating that the beneficial effects Of The nrea
sure were properly appreciated BY very prominent
"n'g, Wh" nevertheless, is moving heaven and earrth
to defeat 1t; and who when asked vi hen be would RI.
lnfuish ms hostile sins, and become It's advocate re-.
plea, as S00n as .Nnrtin Tan Burra for.ukdS IT," Al.
Ter er. Anderson had consumed his allotted time Mr.
N"thilis Resumed his stand, in reply But heard no
reply I" that portion of Mr. AS remarks in whch he
dtlrd nm to propose the financial measure WHICH the
h'gs ana Feds desire IL substitute instead Of the Sub
treasury Mr.. w. is gentleman of fine talents dc
nicd department, and, wrtha, good popular speak.
er-betlcr Than any in the county, except his pre-
sent opponent lie generally very iuir al least he
seldom drscrnds To pick up the dirty weapons Of Wing
warfare. IL" never tells any thing INT he TRUTH though
he frequently forgets t" tell Mc whoie He was once
believe Jackson man; bmictthc par;g IN ihc Pr0cia
mutton; yet, Ii" told a. on Monday, that Gen lIar
rson whole public life is free from any ohirctnnahlc
act Does Mr.. Watkins not know tint Harrison is a
PrOridwG,iohia'
In his second reply. Anderson was more powerful If
possible, than in his first He literally iaycd is up-
pnneni-qu"ted Wing against Weighing puprrs
against The Wing party evrn the National Intelligent
Ger; and the effect, y"n may nagnr, trrmrni.
Gus. He was several tunes interrupted bv drunk.
en- Wings, very Experimentation quickly siIrnrrd
them by his ready sarcaSms Col Burke, our Vi hr
delegate clrct also interrupted the speaker and was
leading of into dialogue when air Anderson po.
lilry requested him 10 b" silent awhile, and proved
him opportunity 10 reply from the stand lIcighn.
what dilemma for the gallant Wing Colonel uf Mill
tia-C"l Burke, "FoLLnw Hr-talk AFTER M, sad
y. ~ can't iaih!!"" fhtn i0ik nat at All" was the
quick rri0,nrr. The Wing delegate, elect, promised
that hr knew more of military n,annuvrng, than he
did nc intellectual combat; and, ike grIan, Colonel
of Militia, as he IS he beat haey retreat, looking most
military. SAW nothing more al han, that duy--and
no wonder for he was quite hi'rd.
Mr.. A. still on The stump when left-but IN
dcrstand that Mr.. Isaac Read read papers as re-.
ply 10 Mr.. Anderson.
In conclusion, lr. Editor let mo assure Won that The
old Prince Is nusnc. The DrlnlI of nir!orious cas-.
awakening, and tie cords whcr"with The uucrrcuIl.
green whites from the Of old Sampson
y PLANTER
7. S. Its the opinion q! very intclIircn mir.
hu han