Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-14

TENDED BY troop Of lame ducks, qanehng "B'dd.e-
Biddle-Bidde- come here and be killed. HeAl
comes Granger half bis face black abolition, the
other huff white washed-he shoudersa reekIng exccn
TONER axc-the edge turned TO his own neck, iaoeeu
81 l;ct0r ianiice "go executoner or slope, bu'c"
er.') The Tennessee man OF war, Clay spy, me" -
brl-,r"wned hat and tin Hnttnabuium or lt'le -
round his neck 10 prae OF the whereabouts OF lhe
net which is labelled "rung out Cfitlehu.n m -
going under whip and spur with fOr IN me sao"'I
To complete the entire swine, the Godke 'oiio" ,, ~
ing on a shoat (Choue) and equipped LOT tn T,a.
The whole Cabinet are chorusIng - ,pPecah" &c
prcanoe-T pp,canot-and Tyler applyin me We
h. b., IN ihe,r dorsaI xlremtes, adds, "dHd LII
TOO!''-w Van Buren, again from aiaF on '
"lapt ISL dats' l. NJ M.
No 4 Is "lnion of HE Uhigs far The sake q me
ID;oD TYLER is seen dashing 10 the right WIN, '
ca,;,,,;or closped to his MISUNDERSTANDING LEAD
mo mi into temptation not into tneir coheie
rat,op oh, my soul--for they are rs whteu Ser
ehre thew make long prayers at The corners o. Wv
streets and they deronr widow houses W.. W.
them generation of vipers-scrIbes ana pha'sees' y
nocr,,es On the left breathing ire-ln propra per-,
rao horns eleven hons and all, stands the father OF
lies the original Old Harry himself "swlngng the scaly
horrors of his folded tail holding on to which with
one hand and 10 Tyler's shirt with the o'her' up 70
The ears in the most distressing cireumsnnces-strad'
ding bewldered and looking for all the world IKE Jo-
mas lust puked into daylight, after he had been three
DAYS and three nights in the whale belly-les saliva
lion, excalmng "Union Of The Wigs for Me sake %
iLe Union Hurrah for every body Hurrah for every
hing Don't divide on tries-a fig for the Constltu.
ton-damn abstractions-Forward, brave army-don
kick up a row-fiarnony gentlemen, harmony: save
the country Salvation be damned : thunders the
whole tag rag and bob tail Of the Log Cabn-and Van
Buren,, alar off, stops his wheelbarrow OF cabbages,
and again asks-"Tart ISL datP
No : The Beginning IF The End Tyler on the
top Of pyramid with his arms tolded-says Stddy :
Goys, Stendy! Clay is rolling down the left side I'M
der n huge cider barrel-crying-"W are IN the midst
of Revolution = Benton, pointing TO him, says-"l
set that ball in moton-and Calhoun, laughing on The
right SAYS, "ths is certainly crisis While Old R
chic shouts, "Hurrah for distractions Eyes right .
skies brcht-yous Tcrr0ns!" and Van Buren, responds,
".qh no,o ices rant Gsh. Charleston .Mercury
Fancy srocks.--The stock OF the great regulator
the bank which was managed with such consumInate
skill as 10 cne Mr. Bddle, in the opinion OF those
who placed over it as the guardians of the funds
Of the widow and the Orphan to ton Of plate, for hs
excrtons their "scal agent, has fallen TO II IA
cents for each 100 Of stock: And il is confidently be-
eved that those who purchase at this rate pay York
shilling more than the actual worth of the stock.
The Editor OF the Richmond Wing, politician Of
the Bolts school, declared that Mr. Blddc had more
financial knowledge in his little finger, than was pos
scsscd BY all the members of the late Democratic Ad
minis,ration. The only evidence which the Wing
show in favor of this assertion, IS the presentation oil
service Of plate To Mr. Bddle; and This robbery Of
the stockholders Ia the amount OF twenty thousand dol
lars, TO reward man who had previously distracted
from them, is alleged, million Of dollars tor
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nancia finger nd these the blessed fruits Of the
rNLony 3roys
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a.ia-d a., :, asso;,,o r.,u lar,ely ,yiih Ihe
-, man - rnnI,nd II was inst NJ IN. moment
Ln -. re,o ,,.. rsce;vsd here If The commitment
~ uI o,d and Ma n,olal,v If his immediate. trial
la excitement ,S universal and peryaded all classes
r, ,h phoua - ,L. yo,,. ,o,houses IN London
~, w. 49,. i, ~ 'hna,so !, ,.,s ..,nos.d
nm, Mel sod wonIJ IN fact. be tired a, Lockport BY
The yery hr,uands or ,,use IN sympathy with thrn
h J or.,a,od o,r bordc, d,,I;cnl,ies Tho verdict
which found linn guilty would have closed the straits
in' Gibraltar To- our hect' WHICH, ny"hu uou,' "ou'u
nave been hrid rs hostage or 'i'he'" s''v9
:" he preparations Tor war were acti'e 1T inc 1och
yards fourteen navai steamers were Know - " ;"
f'epafa'"h ana proposals lot ~ a
!" 'ake OUT h.een tnous'n" ,fo"ps % H'c'''" "''s
hung up al Lnyo 'of se'eiai u'S''
~ an hc'uai co's'oh .au '""r' pa - - ::
sustained the dshnn"r ot oe'hs he'u d uio'a,'I' ;"
pledge tor Mcleod me, Mf. stevenson ""uiu nase
been held responsible I" ihe pnaic "p'ho" ~ w
\ Try Tor gross ana he%cnsane r'",a''o" " ms
\ whether Commodore llu sh"ud haVe P'oeeeuen u''-
der Nj Stevenson 'rarn"g any iuflhef lhan Snfr'
bonrg and waited The issue o, events IS question
which do not 'eel myself either competent of ca''u
upon TO decide. Bnt on tins point entertain an ehlfe
conviction that the American Minister was r9Ht TO
transmit the c0rcat he did
II differ with Mr. Stevenson on many questions con-