Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-10

Yes, even yOur tarorite JaekerN
This is the thunder of the Jupiter Tonans of the Log
Cabin 1.-THE Editor of the Danvillc Reporter)-But our
faroritc Jacker, the proud, " unterrIiied Common
wealth" still stands up our I" favorlte backer God
bless her!
Tie Oac Thing acanting!
The Wings of Virginia are not permitted to enjoy
their victory, as they expected There IS an asp
among their roses. The proud and noble Common
wealth of Virginia is against them "Yet all this avail
eth nothing, 50 long see Mordecai the Jew sit.
ting at the Kings gate" Like Fabricus, she desPised
their seductive pageans, and their intimdatng threats
They would gladly exchange New York, aud every
other State whom they do not want for this tinc.ho-
norcd this ilus,rious, this princpled Commonwealth
Seducc Virginia by their log cabins and hard cider and
their Belia orators timdatc her by threats Of reyo
misunderstanding her by all their arts and deviccs!--
How little did they know the character of this People!
But we'll do they know, that though they hare been I'M
able to change her. yet she ao DC able to change others
The Gotls may have taken Rome; but the Citadel IS
saved. The rullying point is here; and wo be unto
those who violate the Constitution!
TIE Wac Dr.rmcr-The 9th Congressional District in
Ohio The Wing District Of the COUNTY Joshua A. GidHns
y 5G. Can YOU beat that, old Genesee 10aay Hee"hs
Journal W. 49,
been in Mr. Gjdings District and are persuaded that
with all his worth and popularity, and all the political
excitement abroad lie could not have been elected al
ALL had he not been open and avowed aboiili'nst
Mr.. Owen, particular personal TREND OF MT ", anu
one of the active Aboltionsts, and who has sui
fered more in the than almost any man IN North
crn Ohio has been unwcaried in travcrsing the Dis
trict TO the support of hboltonIsts for Mr..
Gddings. Whether lie has got them SO well drilled TO
party that they will all vote for HARRISON and
Tyler, and reject Birney and Earle we shall know III
few days-.N. T. Ballot Dor.
"Thc Richmond Wing copy the above, Oh, no
They not very anxious to show up citizen 'ddngs
as an Abollionist, and the pet Of that party-Why
that
to dine at the Clay festival at the junction House
in Hanover, The individual received the
other day like distinction at the great Wing Fcte in
North Carolina. Perhaps, as Giddings has served
their turn and played out his part, the Wings Of Tie
South may now feel somewhat disposed TO cut his &C.
quaintancc
Notions of the President Eiect-As Gen. Harrison is
likely to he the President of the United States, it
may be we'll to lift up another corner OF the curtain,
and tell of his friends of some Of the mysteries
of Finance which he has sported III past times 1t Won
derful what i me;amorphosis lie has undergone. He
seems indeed to be all things to all men, lie may be found
on most sides Of most quesons-though his polarity
points now, and has generally done So to The Federal
polar star. The following singular Development IS new
10 the Wings; and indeed has never been made pub
lie during the whole Of the recent agiated cam.
paign But Gen. Harrison is now likely to occupy
the White House, his recent elevation mparts an ad-
dona consequence to all his past, though diyersi-
fed opinions
Extracts from Gen. lldTrtSOH 1daTeSS ~ I<tcG-
tors of Hamilton County," Cincinnati, Oct 9Th
al consider it, however, the duty OF every person
who is held up candidate to represent any portion
of his citizens, to disclose to them his sentiments
upon any subject which involves their interests, that
they NAV be better enabled to Judge of his fitness TO
serve them. Upon this principle have been ever
ready to give such explanation not only to collected
body of citizens but if properly called on to sin
ple eecor No man in this free country, who IS can
didate for the suffrages of the people, has right to
-, pf
-ofany scrutiny of his public conduct and character,
if fairly and canddly conducted but he has right to
complain of general denunciation, botomed upon no
crime or even in his conduct for the supposed
possession of opinions which the slightest
would have shown that he never entertained Such
has been the conduct pursued towards me, and which
has compelled me to make this appeal TO my fellow-c
items"
lHow far the Orator Nun, has redeemed this pledge,
by declining to answer all questions to friend or oe
except such are to be conhued TO the private eye,
the Deponent saith not
4gain-"My opinion upon the subject OF banking
generally not very different from that expressed in
the resolutions. Could without violation OF COM
pact destroy every bank IN the u 81 and substitute IN
the place of their paper, metallic currency equal 10
our necessities ! would do il tomorrow. have never
vet met with who more opposed 10 the esta
bishnient of the Bank Of the u S. than was; and yet
am director of one of its branches. In the course OF
the last session. voted put down in every shape i'll
IL
used all the influence in my power to induce the Sc
crctarv of the Treasury take the deposcs from the
branch bank in this city, and place them IN bank ~
which | had not cent of interest; and yet am
branch bank director. Is this conduct unntclgabe
the authors of the resolutions Charity forbids me TO
suppose that It's IT, them they can find the solution
within their bosoms why should they suppose that
other men are not honest themselves and thata
man being bank director shuts his heart to every no.
BILE and honest feeling, and would cause him TO violate
duty second only to that which he owes TO his God
his duty TO his country. | have said that was oppo-
sed to banking institutions generally and particularly
the Bank of the u S. In the latter view an nstu-
ton which may be converted into an immense political
enpine to stree CITIZEN the of the General Govern
and which may future day be used TO op-
press and break down the State Governments.
I"And vet" the General, who plays all such parts,
not only at different times, but what is more paradox
CAL at the same time, is willing 10 sign Bank
bill of the u S., although it is contrary 10 the Consti-
tuition, which he will swear to support; and although
it may sat some future time be used to Cypress and
break dozen the State Governments" Aye, second
Daniel come to judgment!
And Reader! what say you to this? You have seen
Cen Harrison out, and declare upon abstract
grounds in favor of ga metallic currency equal TO
necessities -partaking somewhat of the odor of the
Sub Treasury system-But in the course of the same
Address what do we see him recommend, See, Sirs,
in the following precious moroccan favoritc nostrum:-
81 again recur to the question, what are the remedies
for the present distress: My opinion is that they
TO be fonnd in the General Government-who should
(by an issue of bills of credit such means pro-
vide circulating medium" &c, &c. This is indeed
precious measure. Government or Treasury bills to
supply circulating medium; no doubt whether they
be convertible, or not! And yet this is the profound
Political Economist whom his friends have been
ous TO elevate TO the first Executive office in the Re-
public!