Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26
.pv ,,o ,ecen, accounts from the United States, We

49, ,,,.,, accounts from the United States. We
find severe struggle is gong on Tor liie hisi anu .
nor;an, ofce Of Presldentihe general opihioh seenS
- uin ercund that Mr.. Van Buren, Will b. deieaeo'
md that General Harrison Will be the successful can
dida,e This anticipation has put al the paper money
,nonrers canal and railway spectators, jon s'oc
bankers and holders Of State bonds III h'.h Spirits ana
they are already boasna OF the !ich harvest 'eE are
soain about TO reap. when their avor'ie HARRISON, WIN
his Secretary Webster, opens the ioou sales OF Pa
,,one: and pvt tie nation INTO another III Of pros
perity. Ii is astonishing how sangulne the American
Nhcs are On this subject. They are oroacaing ne"
scbem,, daily aud ihar Invention seems bounaess'
But we feel confident ;hey are counting iheit ee"e
before they are haiced |, VII prove n" easy matter
n undo ell that Van BG.en and GENERA! 'acHs'"
have done IL. III. last twelve years In iact "" hho"
and believe, that It is morally and pnyscshy I'M
possible for the Harrison party, backed ,hGusn 'tt
he bv all the stock iobbnr crew IN the whoe lh'o"'
TO get the rags out a second uh.e !" az. ,a,s
equal TO the extent they were cut from !cof " -
No earthly power do this There may oe s''sn.
md ,smooI,rv inroads made upon the Banking and
hard money systems of Jackson ana van pu'eh, ou'
these will not yield the fruit their supporters ahuc
pate Besides, If the paper were even OUT 10 ,ie same
extent as before the late troubles in the ned STATES
the certain and necessary consequence OF sucn paper
,nosion would be- TO plunge the whole nation again
into that horrd vortex of social distress, Out Oh witch
they are but lust a. this precise point oil time slowly
making their escape. 1t would be little SNORT u MI
race indeed. if nation after having so recently en-
dured Undesirable mlserIes and diincnties, shoulu
voluntarily, with their eyes open, ana WIN
experience that people before them ever possessed
adop, the same line of policy from which the same dre
nl consequences must inevitably ensue. We hope anc
believe better and more rational things.
One ofthe favorte branches Depreciation which the
supporters of Harrison mean 10 cultivate vain all ina
ENABLE care and an assduous attention TO all ous!-
ness rules is 10 send TO England vast quantities
OF new sc,ip or bonds, Doubtless bearing new and ap-
propriate names with view Of taking OF part OF our
.ssu-p!ns capital" But Jonathan Will lind himself
dav behind the fair. Poor John Bull has nothing al
present Tor such splendid "inves;menis High interest
will not tempt him. for lie get high interest al
home for all his spare cash Not 10 mention that John
has s iong Bill to settle with his brother Jonathan,
and until ,ha, be cleared off in full tale Of gold and
siirer John will feel very reluctant in entering INTO any
new speculaons, however liberal or imposing they may
at first sight appear be- We also of opinion, that
the other Of Europe have got other tow TO teaze
at this moment, and will not have much spare cash or
time TO lavish the splendid schemes OF The "far
West so that, all things considered the paper-ke
gentlemen in the States will with General Harrison
Presidential authority and Influence, find their new
specuations but very codly received by the lnhabi-
ants of the cid world. The common and homey pro-
verb that burnt children dread the FIRE, applies 10 ma
tons well IS individuals
aThc news about the Boundary Question is really
rood and have strong hopes that will turn ont IN
The end good trump III the hands OF the Yankees
The information this point states, in substance, that
the Commissioners have returned and made their re-
port ,-kiet IS IN direct collision rL tint Of the British
Commissioners. The American Agents state that they
have examined the ground, and have no hesitation IN
SAYING .hat the boundary is that claimed By their
own Government. Just So Who thought for
single moment that Jonathan would come TO any
other conclusion
The tone Of the high Government press may be in.
terred BIZ the following extract from the London Morn
mo Herald congratulaina TIE fund mongcrs and nob'
lity Of England on he election Of Gen Harrison. We
ask our readers to mark well the difference Of sentiment
existing between the extract above from journal n
the confidence Of Inc Republican people Of England,
and the extract below from the organ Of the British
Arstncracv: i
..The election Of Gen Harrison 70 the President OF
the l. s is an event deeYiy interesfing 10 England
sM. Van Bu.cn was the deadly enemy Of Great
Britain lie stimulated the various crusades against
paper money He headed the conspiTacies tina, were
formed TOR the purpose of defrandng English creditors
ont Of the debts due to them by America. lie was the
abetcr Of treason in Canada. lie prompted resistance
10 The ut caims IF EnoiaGd in reference TO me Worth
Ees,ern boundary Question.
"The svmpGfhics Of Gen Harrison point, We believe,
in direction the IF that 10 ach tic prcudiees
Of .Hr. Ian B"ren Inclined
sThe election Of General Harrison is, in short, re.
suit on rrhich ENGLAND may congratulate heTstJ