Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-25

and all her hopeful progeny, the Morris Cannl thr Alrr
chants Bank New ORLEANS, and all the rest =" the m
be raised from the grave, ana placed their lee
again. Public money d. this but before that CA
BE- dome the impeachment OF the independent Treasur!
be we'd 1T hr and Ia get money enough
taxes must BE- la d, and the protective tariff revived
Let thr p opr look out let every Eye hr fixed on th
allied SESSION. lit The true for that netarou
br separated from the false prrtrx,s which tn
I'D attorneys and pensioners Of The Bank cunjnTn:
up fur tt .iobt.
SENATE
/! WasuScToS, Dec 7.-Mf. Wright to-day answer
I'd Mr Wrh.irr's speech of Yesterday: how, nee,
mt say--"ur paper mlil shortly show. W. w'il Ia!
\ Mr. Wrl,sirrs SPEECH aud Mr rights sd" br sd
before rrndcr,, and n,tair National IuIcllt
..ncer it, COURSE r-.nrd L, the debate OF the d.,
nri;.rr. II has gwen Mr. Clay swangarnr speech
large, supPrrss'ns Alr Wright sreply' i had strong
motvr Tor tins -GinJe.
sl.rEl>E<SiuN OF THE PRESIDENT ELECT.
/ We n,ttc.d "a paper 81 yesterday, The open
ner VII eli VIZ. Clay Of Kentucky mad surrrSr',t
General ll,rrtson, iavln. delivered iiis inru,ur.l I
him cialkrd nut The wh"c plan ~ his administration
aud amilrnncrd ~ led session !" Congress i"r tie
rnsunr spring. Th'> was complete snprJsr>snn II
ilit President '!rct Bn' things not stop h'rr. ie
trfday nnnrr suprr-rdrr. the lrisan ~ 'lr Nrisr
appeared and ais, announced called SESSION, bn or
differ, III from lllat gwen br Mr. Clay. Mr.
{. the nrn-rrpral =" the Constitutional
Treasury: Alr. w. The imposition III new taxes
pccally silks, 10 pay the new Grht winch he alleged
nrSist lfiaxr- II" Ia d 70 iI',t tins new G"h,,
H. SAYS Congress will be called together Now, Air.
w knows that IN taxes will b. ild 10 meet The new
debt. because there j. debt 10 b. met:
gurny the annuncaton Tor The called Session IS ab-
,our and unconditional, and an evidence that Mr. w.
rs well Mr.. g. assuming The reIns Of adnlnistra
ton.
In calling for the imposition Of new taxes to meet
new drbl, Mr. W. has several ohJrcts IN View, which
II Is wei enough point out at lis first object.
thrn IN dfsrra he nH
upon the mpuiainn Of having created public debt ,
las second, disgrace them ty making them lay taxes
1T the moment OF quitting office; the third, to make
Of revenue, that the land revenue may
90 10 the British payment ot State debts the
fourth, to accomplish the SIX speculation winch has
been for wears on fnot. This latter j.
mpcrous one, and comes from the great capitalists
who have imported fii millions ot silks free Of duty,
and now with Congress 10 place duty on further
impnT,attons, in order 10 place profit 81 ten
twenty millions OF dollars IN lie pockets Of the pre-
silk holders. OF these capitalists, and their
sprcuI1trng schemes, Mr. W. the natural organ,
aud Will have To d. their bidding al hs called
SION. II done lie is, therefore, particularly
II have il dore now, both because the silk
pliat>is tired OF waiting for the consummalion Of
their speculation, and are quite mportunaie 10 clutch
brilliant profit, and because, by doing Il now, the
oduln Of mn>tprng 10 This speculation, and imposing
new taxes TO raise fund Tor punterers Of all sorts
("specay jnbtrrs and CLAIM purchasers n oil dcgees.l
will be spared 10 the new Administration, and wall ali
upon the going out Of power.
For the rest, Mr W. speech was lawyer argument
to prove the Government To be in debt-an argument
dsroved by the report of the Secretary ofthr Treasury,
,nd IL, III. Ia, ,L,, ms o., ~ dh, ia bc, Ian, ~
,,nc. -31 and rund IN ba CIsa =, ii. .,d nj sy.rv
year, the Treasury n"rs being always paid when due,
and only fraction "f them now outstanding.
One praise must accord to MIR Webster lie did
not initiate the biarkguard,sm Of Mr. Clay. lie did
~, c,,n,,,. IN. ,,f..t.d p.,ocr,cy "a -, co,d,,,.,
r,;,uoI sto,d;y0 uod,r mir oaars ,r;t6 ram, r,uuJ
h., ,,ck n.d N, ram r,.du ), Le d,;r,o n Mr. Is
,l,n,y, ndvr,u. ~ rs,..n t;I.. cl,,.,, On ,h Al
- ,, ~, ,,I,.,,, ~, M, hand, ~ ,,o.rI ,o,.
and ,lnnd.r,r. was All ,hoye I'M, swa,a.r,r II =.
,n,r 4 ,L ,,.,..., ,vh,,, AR p,c.,ou y,s ,ron, n
yl IN. ,T,nr. ~ h,r,k,m,,o, lin. II,m., If bI,ck
in. Ih.,.,,.s ~ IN. Soro,. !, r.ou r.1 nm,
Gentleman IN cu,un,rs Mr. Van Buren's administration
L. "a emnrd c,iminn .tnnding under me pnJIor.
rim roDe ,Ound hi, Detk andthe cnrt yeudu 10 driten
mr."
THE MAYORS or fnE PALACE AND i'iIE CALLED
SESSION
we nave a'feaoy referred 10 me cairn session o.
Congress, announced ~ the senate ny VII i'y mt,
ana Mr. Nrb~'rF ner hn as anrvdcncc that the re-
sni nj WAS already snp'rsedrd III It's functions by r
new Mayors 81 I'M Palace, and III" Government car
r'c "a rs u Ire were dead Scarcely had we referred
!" iicir conduct III hr senate, ~ proof =" TINS pns'i"'
when new evidence "i Il ar,rrs rom aiar "h-irn"
hrniueky tiseii y seems mat hr. Iiay ordered me
cafe SESSION before ne ei' nome ana inc pFn"' :" ha'
"fu'r U.s. mat me u"''r""f OF h'hinchy W. way
rrvr) frc"nnrn'lrd y IN his message, h"l 'ir hrn'
lucky Legislature IS now making provision Tor H. Our
r-"d'rs w Frr"'lrc' that The Kentucky elections f"f
C'ngrrss held IN The month III August, and IN tlr
Angus, winch succ"rds The termination at CongrrsS'
r lii, next Congress- aud unless esisatirr pr. vs" Is
nnw made for lpdmg l,c,lnns IN the spring that Stat
would w.ihnn representation al The called in
May VI s,y .Hay, for th,i Is tie Time dhy Mr.. C.s
+ rn's k.nlncky. This would b. the c"nd ton OF
kentucky IN the event 81 a called session, without
prov beng made Tor accc"fatrng The period oi her
elections And now, what d" we witness IN That
Sat-, The Governor at IL actually putting INTO his