Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-22
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portion OF Democratic Trends III FRANKLIN, Tor nav
inc brought before the public this array OF iaclS IN eN
nosure Of the rroun,less articles Of accusaton and
The triumphant yGdcaoa of the President against the
yarious and malG aant char res ot the Opposition By
partial representation OF facts, and pieces oil facts, Us
best suited their purpose, and Published IN every
form and repeated from every owing tongue, they
have for a time succeeded in deludng the people
with the belief Of the truth OF Their charges ms
letter therefore, in good time TO retute the
fasehoods and hold up their authors TO the just IN
dipnaton and contempt OF the people. Inc slang
about the hard times and expenditures, are not only
exposed, but their own doings and ihose OF their
party placed in their true light The aTtces ana ms
representations about the socal!ed Standing Army, are
met and put down md the mpudrnce othose who pre-
sumo TO call better than themselves "liars, y
treated with the scorn deserves But this admirable
and successful exposure of Whggey does not stop here
Their hypocrtca cant about negro testimony against
white is made 10 bear most efectua!!y against
themselves. The allies OF the Northern NhlgS-thcnI-
selves the colaborers Of the Aboltonstso talk about
negro estmony--w friends are BY law striving TO
cheat the South Of their slave property and to place the
slaves themselves level with their masters! II
any thing people to proper sense OF Their
suatio and Of tEc conduct OF those they are called
upon to support, this must.
Judge SpuRdcrS certainly deserves much OF The conn
try for the spirited manner III which he has met INC
enemy He has not been content with u laboriouS
campa;rn nor diSheartercd BY lis results He again
appears before the public, wetknownS The false accu
satlons o the n.y. and now meets and exposes t"Si
For this he NAV be vilcd and abused; but abuse VIII
be no answer TO his facts exposure.
His Letter will doubt be read by all By the
tWbips" with bitterness by those who seek the truth
with interest and by his friends with heartfelt satIsac
ton We have seldom felt more confident OF oerlng an
acceptable article TO our readers, tan we DO now IN lay
ING before them the facts and illustrations oil tins excel
lent Letter, from so talented and distinguished tel
lowcitizen, and from Jealous and honest an advo
cate of principles, and tathtula defender
the rights Of the peope.-RGtt1"h SG"d4rd
JUDGE SAUNDERS LETTER.
Tho Editors of the Standard, will oblige the under
signed BY an early publications Of Judge Saunders Let
ter This expose of the misrepresentation of The
"Whig orators and petty eectioneerers cannot fail tc
open the eyes Of all who desire 10 see tho truth lie
any OF sane understanding read and then doubt
he can. Yours NC.
SAMUEL Il. HAYWOOD.
G. GLENN.
BALDWIN PERRY x others
Reicich. S,pt 30ah, 1910.
Gentlemen Absence from home and business en-
raCcmcnts have prerened earlier reply 10 your com
Inunication, in which you request, that should ere
flute the many calumnies which the Wings have circu
lated against the present ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS th
true principles OF. their candidate for the Presidency
his ma vinconsistencieshs early adherence to, ant
present supporters by the old Federal pa:ty--togethe
with his counting alliance with the AEolltlonsts o
the North-whst he scsks TO ull and deceive the PEG
pie of the South. J feel iatereG by the terms II
which YOU have been pleased TO make THIS request ye
it, either 10 your satisfaction my own-and st!i
more fear, should the language OF truth eXhbi
Mr.. Van Bu5cn with angels brightness, or Genera
Harrison with the blackncss OF Millions dcvil--the cry
the part Of rany would still BE-, down with IN,
Republican Drmocra,-up with Tie Federal Wing.
But you promise yourselves some good may result
from it, very chccrfuily enter upon the task.
Upon the first news q Cen lIarrisons nomination
by the Harrisburg Convention, She higs the slave
holding States every wher", openly expressed their
appointment and dsapproGat and supposed i
possible to make stand IN the : nh his behalf
But the leaders rallied, wItH the cotmon under
standing, they 10 charge every thing against III,
Administration howcve destitute of iuund1:ion-rais'
every cauor however frivolous unite every ntcrcs
however discordlnt, under The hope THAT through III.
prrssur" fthc times, they might 10y possibility succeed
With TINS view, they brrg the contest the discard
ID ~ well the "d.cd politician, and armed witt
.rrhcd documents open wh cry upon
The Tunes and Expenditures
Deiaultcrs and tie waste of Public Money!
Standing Army and the Ccnsus,!
The Hooe ca>e aud Negro tcsmony!!!!
And even have the unbuSIng holdne-s 10 clam IN be
halt OF their candidate the Presidency, not Only
exemption from Aboltioni>n, but that he IS 10 ae the
defender Of Southern rights, and the chanpon of ON
domestic institutions In :hs these political knight
Grants, under change q, name, Ike Tie wolf IN tn,
fable, hide themselves under the title Of WhiE-do;
the black cockadc OF the,s ccf and the more etcual-
ly to deceive the unwary, nosst the flag Of log cabins
and hard cider
THE TIMEs-Thry say have been rendered hard and
money scarce by the putting down Of the L. 5 Bank
--ssa measure as Mr.. McDuiic correctly remarks for
which the whole South Wings and Democrats, were
responsible than Gen Jackson, their votes de-
cidcd it,. Yet they raise "a blind camor for similar
institution, which the same gentleman though once Il
I. $ Bank man. truly says-acoatd nor be mere lHry
machine and ,chch 'comtd be utterly incompetent other
to reform the carrenry, 10 gire rc'cf 10 he cmb"r
raised portion Of TIC c0mmanity They thus conceal
the true OF the scarcity of money and consequent
hardness Of the times which to be found IN the re-
port Of the Banks, with the old U. S. Bank at the
head Of the list. That report shows these alarming
fucts:
Is, Of January $40, Debt due by the people to the
Banks, of Sl620o0, 900
yearly interest received by the Banks, 32,00o,000
With specie in their vaults, only 3S0O0,000
And Notes IN circulation, lC6000,000
They make money plenty BY Their loans, in order 10
create debt Of thirty dol head for every ndyidu
al in the country; BY which their profits are certain
they then make ii BY withdrawing their notes
and refusing pay spece-thus increasing the value
Of their stocks and ncrest-and then insult the
nunity by charging the hardness Of the times to the
Administrations