Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-28

c..,u ,ro presidential electors as We Know e~N>
arc Of that school OF Poi'''' -, q no eynactcd
ohaei i,;c,l Abolitioniss, as body, VIII quI, 'he'
W ar,v associations with Federalism anu STA ou
an independent party. Some 'ew'-'"s, go.
becn active and foremost IN TINS lna'?su''' AZ
No doubt sincere and will adhere 10 the'r ds
s;,,;o, But with The mass oil those VINO
ancass - h. Ahononis;s. their Federal parry oons'.
,;ons md atiini,ies far stronger ','an ny"
i,;nn riur;plcs and they Will SUCK :" IL.'l u,
TT RI iii continue to act with thc'r feacrai ~
lncy W'i -, Not even an independent 0rg"nt-
"n's 80 snnnort of MIR. Van Buren, by theih'
- any sense nobody ever ihas'''un " a. :,
,,;ned bv them The result VIII s'o" ~" :, -, 49,
nhr or Abolitionsts, distinct from reaeia''s",
me nu'hoe 1,son is rs "a drop IN the bucket and
~, ,tI;,;ansu and Federalism are identcai Va ,n'
;, of, G.sire the part oil those VINO assr'''oe"
:, Srr,cuse and who nominated ois''hct u'N''' :"
son.y,o themselves from existing parry a's'S''S w
have no doubt; but they "'Ii carry .h : ,be yew
or FEDERAL friends with them Ana snch Is IN. We"
- anas,;,n taken by leading Federal newspaper
- t M 80, Of political Abotonism-the buffalo
Go,n,nerc;ol Advertiser. That paper says:
, nominations the syracuse convention are no
ne - ~ nurS hut well enough 10 call attention
- nne or Two ad Gcrrli Srtii' IN. ini' So, .m,,o,
W o,e VI ,rdidor last winter for United STATES senator
nc van Mr. TalImadsr and received the votes Of Mr. IAN
Burens most pominent friends IN 'e G M , ,,vvr YEAR.
sonso, @ Win the Buren, party in Oneida county, 40
man Of Tia, patty a been more 0 ~ ne, n and interior
Nominations ~ "vrnon aud happy beng able to ta'
te # he re, correctly appreciate The ho'e ma"G"rrf'
,..i, ,or THEiE DisTNcfiNn foLili.AL @
American citizens, mcnbrrs Of the " nv parry -
inv 'n .uS, in result of the pending contest supp%
nomination. which under the gniSr Of Ah";,"n = ~ V
Wheeler rTcy MOI, 10 transfer them !" NE support % r,"
nnr whn yGopaiury offering !" The No"rr OF na'!
gratuo dsed himself N Advance 10 ] ~ amdr
m. n1wsr crred by the Constitution; , - p
The allr, alton that Mr. smith "was Inc van buteh
candidate last winter for U. :. Senator IN opposition
M thp q V. Is.
n,st nromncnt friends in the Legislature, Is false
vod aoge,I,v,, -na "i..-~' qualification Mr, Orr
M Smith was named by single trend "i VII. ' D.,
as n matter of pcasanry but not one an Buren, mem
her voted for him. nor were there indeed any votes for
him Il was necessary to "sugar over the design OF
the Federal article with this alsehood in order to give
effect and force TO it. j That design IS TO prevent
the great BODY of Aboltonsts, who are Federal wings
from 6eing dr0'en a'cnytTom Mer "'t"rat an" uS""'
association ecih the Fcder0i HhigS and Central Unr-
ris0a And their suspicious ana prciudlces are APP
peaed TO- through false representations as to the object
Of the persons who have taken part IN the separate or
ranizatlon-the Federal paper al Buffalo being able to
name one person. and person only, OF all who are
selected candidates tSome fifty pcr*ons VINO is not
Whig, or who may have been on some former occa-
sion "dsntiticd with the Jackson ' an Buren, party.
And in naming this person, 1t resorts to Inc inrsse o,
contoundine HIM, who may have been political Trend
Of Mr. Van Buren, some former occasion, but who IS
noso now, with Mr.. a. b. johnson, Of Oneida, who
stands now ana has done for years, III that relation
knowing the force of the past party associations oil lc
Aboltionsts, the Federal paper at Buffalo announces
auoritatyely that they viii not ''Sacr!icc or quit
their Federal or Wing associates, nor the support OF
Gen. Harrison who his mlSs'vrs To tie North quot
intended for .slhe public eye is an avowed Abolition.
ist for any separate organization, "howcrer, !crvcny
they NAV wish the emancipation OF The slave. SO we
think .-.Nbany .irgW$
IxprPrxprxr Tgr,,rnY.-Thc following is the
fourth section of an entitled ian act 10 establish
The Treasury Department approved on The I'd of Sep
temher, 1852 by GEORGE WASHINGTON
CSC. T. And he it further enacted, That shall be
the duty of the TREAsuRrR Ia rcteirc and KEEP the
moneys OF the United States, and to dIShurse the same
&c He shall at all times submit to the Secretary OF
tho Treasury and the Comptroller, either OF them,
the Inspection Of tie moneys minis hundS
The following is the Oth section Of the same act:
csc 30 And be it further enacted, That the duties
and fees TO be collected by virtue Of this act Sh be
ceiccd IN goid and $iirer cot" ONLY.
1t will thus be seen, that the act 10 establish Urea
snry approved BY Martin Van Buren, the 18th o.
July lSl0, is identical in principle with the act ap
proved on the I'd ofSertrmbcr, l7-o By George Wash
inCton that the Independent Treasury system is
turn TO the good old plan of the trainers ri the Const
tuition. That Martin Van Buren,, ~ recommending
and approving the SYSTEM only doing just what the
Father OF his Country did, and that now, III establish
inr this system, only changing practices silently
introduced by Alexander Hamilton, the first Secretary
of the Treasury and the great patron of
ing Federalism and Aristocracy, and getting back to
the originai purpose OF the Constitution, and 10 the orr
gjnal practice under t.--haiH Age
IFea he note!,r Er.Faa II &c Utnj,y'Us,e MAJ,
at the Flowing Springs IN Jefferson, was grand ana
splendid affair. Notwithstanding the rain on the Eth
and the day before, the crowd was mmense-cxcecdlne
in the opinion OF some, the late festival al Winchester
1t was observed by who had also seen the Wing
gathering at the place Oh the 3Glh u, that thu
Wings paraded more fine carriages, TgS and harouches
n Ii. IL. al r..I
sted, working voting Many Of the fair grace,
the scene wrh their beauty and Smics-and listened
from their carriages, which were drawn up the
stand. Grca, enhGsasl, good order and harmony
pervaGcd the company.
Many of the citizens Of Jefferson had assembled Il
receive thos' from other counties. The delegation
from Frederick the first guests who arrived Tive
locomotives had drawn them there at an early hour
upon the railroad. They we're sauted, they passed
Charlestown b: the discharge Of artillery. This mar
ta honor appropriate and grateful 10 the hearts
the Democrats but they had received still more cheer
ing, more touching marks Of regard and approval ~
the two trains passed along the rond,he Lowell form.
of the fair in the dis,ance-at '.thc house.
OF the farmers waving their handkerchcis in APP
probation The oud and repeated cheers of the pas
scngers showed how scnsihly they felt the animatlng
compI ments.
! Then came the cayacadcs from MARYLAND Ioudoun
Bcrkeey-lh" different precincts olrrrson and othe
counties OF Nrgn;a. On their arrival they moved il
erected for III" orators. At times the martial sounds
the drum and fife alone were hcard-th"n one o
the bands IN attendance would ravis the ear with its
melody-and anon the loud shouts Of welcome rcsound
ed through the grove, upon the arrival Of additional
cavalcades.
The Banners were not numerous, but they were no
norab" TO ircrmcn, and such ircemcn delight to ho
nor. Far above every Thing else on elevated ground
on lofty ''lckory tree, waved the has Of our Coum
try-"Ihe Siar-spang!ed Banner" The proudcSt en-
blem that ever iloated upon the winds OF Heaven
here was another that deserves particular notice, be
cause 'aii that's fair and beautiful had prepared it
had presented -and their spirit brcathcd upon It. On
one side was the tollownr-"The Ladies 10 the Demo.
cratic Association Of Sharpsburg. On the reverse
CLEANED this patriotic sentiment "Thc American Ia.
ge-hlay IT never stoop to build its nest IN Wing loo
CABIN. There brcathcd the true spirit Of patriotic
pride. Let the American Eagle be free Let lis home
be still the "mountan cliff let It play above the clouds
and let It's broad wings flap the sky-the proud vic
tcrious emblem OF national rcnown.