Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-21

.., ,.sii,n ;,ith the by authority re-
I.'E 90 =, ,,s National lntelgencer that MT W. re-
pas " oa;ce with the advice OF private a,'enus a
wans :" ".ofonnd sensation the city. The strength
created TONS from the Southern and Western
oihs "hcrs IN Congress here can hardly De ae
wing MR. is condemnation of that letter con'hsn %
si''oeu' we have il in cooler and more suppressed IAN
tAs"'' from the North and East
Cue. Webster is evidently alarmed 1t .''' Ca
vi, lion. and one of has champions has come lot
cshu the last New York Commercial, 10 or''n Tux
wafu' : Tho blow 1t IS in the form oil ie''e6 ,'oi'
io, h,,ron September 14th, and rs sa'u " VIC no"'
Nv as" s.nsb,d source" 1t is most patheuc' mum
- snd dspreca,ory appeal to the Mh'ss, III ue.a. VI
be, ana ,h" secretary 1t makes out, that at the
the ,e,, nj the Session, he was IN favor OF "a
conH "psnk'-,hst he assisted in preparing Ewing
useinl m and npersuaded his political and personal
ia"s =, mass IT, imperfect though he thought u - .nal
ifeIaconntenanced the introduction OF announcer o'ii
ne ,se were the best reasons to tear the fresloent
when 's,nrovs-,hat he favored the attempt OF Mr.
wou" siore the substance of this Treasury ProJet-
hh t that bill was defeated, and the compromise bill
and VIZ 10 attempted 10 "head Captain Tyler, and
p.s, 10 secure his official approval to the Com
S, 5;u-that he then sought TO frame an Tx
Fp,s Rank bill to "catch the conscience OF the
."e but when Bolts letter came out, and "the
n...,dsn, manifested great and not unnatural un'
sss and anxiety, and a very strong wish that the
Sl. matter might be laid over until the next session.
w. ~ wished to oblige him, and communicated %, ms
...sb 10 his friends in Congress; again was MT. y"
Hs,,ea IN his movement, and when the SECOND
".ss ,assed he mir. W. "submitted written ano
' vi srcument to the President to persuade MN 10
w. j, his sanction but he argued and Persuaa-
- - ya,n Mr. Websters defender now comes lot
.,5 10 throw himself upon the mercy OF his wing
.nss hy the plea of what he means still to attempt
u ,Ileagues have retired from the same conviction
ha, ,nfuenced that portion of the Wings IN Congress
b, have presented an address to the pubic 10 VII
., there no longer exists any hope OF satisfactory ar
rsment of the question of the bank. under Mr.. ~.
49,. demonstrations Mr.. Webster thinks the case not
s,s homeless lie is for another trial lie 'hinSs
49,. g vet reasonable chance that the President
and HI, new Cabinet all Wings, selected by wing,
my present such a scheme as shall receive the Sote
!, \ hip Congress. You perceive, from his recent
;er, that he deems Bank, as he always mas uone,
! some useful FORM to be wholly indispensable; ana
a. 60 great good he does not think the country ought
n be required to wait four years longer In thus nope,
md with these opinions, he remains IN the CaoiheG
W. leave to the Wings TO determine upon ms apollo
cv-but as Democrat, we pronounce all nus hopes
hopeless Mr.. Tyler will never sloop to sign ms name
10 a Bank Bill He stands now upon the CONSTITUTION
Al b;s country-all his old States Rights principles
bnrnipg in his hosom-and it will defy all the ngenu
~ Of Daniel Webster, which has been thrice tired
mon him. and tried in van to swerve INN from nus
propriety The State Rights principles OF the proud
yrriuian cannot now be subdued by the cunning OF
~ Secretary Thrice has he tried to head Captain
ryler"-Thrce has his Satanic Majesty attempted to
pour his leprous dstilment into the ear of Eve and
,bnce has he been thwarted. Again will he attempt to
"head Captain Tyler his principles forbid success
and even his Cabinet will fail 10 assist him-Ihat
C,bnet we learn. since our last paper, upon good
,bor,.y is all anti Bank, with the exception OF Nlr
DANIEL Webster himself. But "forewarned, forearmed
f,hs is the great consideration which induces Mr. W.
remain in the Cabinet, he had better retire at once
We are happy to see that whilst the wings are mus
abusing Mr. Tyler, and hanging the efhgy Of "Iyler
,bs Traitor at Albany the Democrats are expressing
,be,r gratitude for his fidelity the Consttuton-hr-
n 100 gunsin Portland and in Philadelphia, &C., &c