Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-30

/ DOtn
| We congratulate our readers the victory Of Ac
comac We know Ailworth, and he s every thing that
our Correspondent describes him TO bc-a seli-made,
high.minded young man Of staunch Republican prnc
ples-and Of fine talents. We congratulate Accemac on
having Representative who will do honor to her. As
to his colleague Bayly, he is too well known to re-
qure any passing Pansgyrc at our hands Inc hcn,
mond Wing cnrps at their election, and disparages
their merits But what do Bayly and Aiiworth care
for the slang and the structures Of the professional
sassn'? The good people of Accomac certainly are
under great obligations to The r. Wing for It's liberal
and disnterested efforts to prejudice them against hef
delegates! These delegates know their duties, al
least well they can be taught them by that m Z
ror of consistency and paragon of principle, the X.
Wing. The Wing had better set IFS own house in
order, before it dIsturbs the county OF Accomac.
When its Editor shall have carried out his own prin-
cipes; and called upon the county 10 oppose Bank
which he believes, in his heart TO be contrary TO the
Constitution then he may have CLAIM to advise,
and to be heard. Until hen its own sense Of its own
deerictions ought to the Richmond Wing 10 be
silent He is the last man who ought to cant about
what is s'manly and honorable-about the pa,ry game
of hide and 90 seek, the cutting and shutting, the
backing and filling which he has been permitted to
play off for some years" If the Richmond Wing
wishes TO give advice to Others let 1t first set the ex
ample of doing right itself.
a What thinks our neghbor Of Enquirer Bayy and Ais
worth ought do' Support Wing aud men, oppose
thema A"frank" answer will be gratefully acknowledr"d
We answer at once that they ought carry those
States Rights principles, which they have avowed to
the people Of Acknowledgements a National Bank n
Distribution, increased Tariff. With Wings who
profess different principles they cannot coalesce and
they cannot act So much Tor them-and now Tor a
| counter query.
/ What thinks our neighbor Of the Richmond Wing of
the conscience the course of that Editor who kao,c
ing that Congress has power TO establish National
Bank; and who protesting to believe, that what difficult
n.bn n tn la III,
sve; and who knowing too, that this is the i'm
portant measure that is before the country not
only refuses to lend his aid 10 keep 1t down, and re-
trains from denouncing in indignant terms such an
usurpation upon the Constitution Of his country; but
co.operatcs with the very party that is attempting
asen it upon u.s. with large capital, and for indie
| finite period? And it does more. 1t seeks for
contemplate pretexts to egg them on to the perpetra-
ton of the outrage 1t labors indirectly to justify them
in the attemp-and is prepared to stand by them, if
they should succeed in prostrating the Constitution it,
self. What think you of this man, Sir whom you will
see reflected from your mirror "a frank answer
| will be gratefully acknowledged"
| GEORGIA.
| In pursuance of recommendation by portion Of
the Democratic Republican party, which assembled in
the Senate Chamber at Milledgevle in December last
Convention of the Democratic Young men of Georgia
is to be held Monday next, at the seat of govern.
ment, "for the purpose Of adopting such as
they might deem expedent for the promotion of Demo-
cratic Principles Ii is expected, that the Conyen-
ton will be of the largest that assembled i'll
the State-and it is said, that MIR. Forsyth will address
them.
We have no time to answer the slang Of the R. Wing
and its attempts TO justify the Wing Cabinet for the
very prescription, which they denounced when they
were trying TO creep into power-and the scheme of
usherng their kinsmen into Office awe have other
fish 10 fry at present. Unless prevented by
other pens, may notice hereafter lis extracts from
the Madisonan, and its beautiful conmen taries
The "New Orleans Crescent City" mentions ru
NOR about the death of Gen. Jackson, which is said
to have occurred the 18th inst. There is no truth
in it, We have before US the Nashrale Union of the
18th, which says not a syllable about it,
We are indebted TO Harper & Brothers of N. York,
through our friends, Messrs Smith Il Palmer of this
City, for copy Of Jamess last Novel, "Corse de
Leon" in two small, neat volumes. 1t is said to be
written in the best vein Of that celebrated and prolific
Novelist
Correspondence Of the National Iuteliigeacer
New YORK April &c.
"Letters from Canada received to-day speak of the
arrest of Mr.. MITCHELL the ex.M. C. The process on
fcien he given up and new process has been got
nobody suspected for all eyes turned upon Texas
and England as points of his refuge
VIRGINIA AND New YoRK-The Old Dominion has
assumed proper attitude in relation TO the unconsttu
tional interference of New York with her domestic in
stitutons, and her fathess shelter of fugtves from
the outraged justice of Virginia. The act has be-
come law of Virginia, and every Southern State
hould pass similar law against every similarly faith