Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-20

vi the 90, who voted against sending the election I'M
medIatelY back not one voted for the Republican IRE
sidential candidate in November last.
The Pennsylvania presents statement of the
amount of specie and specie funds which paid out
by the Banks Of Philadelphia, during their late spas
modlc resumption from Dec. 9th, to Feb SIN inclusive
BY the IA other Banks, $3,l22I32
Bank Of the United States, GOSPEL
Sl1, 2n6055
The Directors Of the Bank of The United States have
addressed memorial 10 the Legislature, sett'ng forth
the causes which have operated to defeat their e8er
tons to maintain specie payments according 70 the re-
oustions of the act of February, lS40. They refer
TO the combinations in New York to break down the
banking interests in Philadelphia, and 10 the direct ad
y,ntoces which the Commonwealth has derived from
the funds of the u S. Bank The Bank asks for itself
what is asked for the other Banks, and no more.
The Proceedings of tho IL. of R. on Monday last is
crowded out this mornng-but It shall appear on Tues
day. The developments of Mr.. Wise, and his carte
and tierce with MIR Jener, very interesting. Mr.
Wise takes occasion to say, that ''as long he
held a seat on this floor, l give notice that if they
offer me "principality' even they cannot catch me-
So long as am member of Congress, they will not
appoint TO Office. | ask for nothing, and | will
take nothing. Further, whether in Congress out
of Congress, will not beg for office; nor will ask
my friends to beg for me- | am free, and will
tinue TO be free | am where have always stood
and where shall continue to stand. tell you can
conscience | will be free as air; free the eagle
soaring above the tramnels of party; and like the ca
gle, will look down upon you independent and alone
He said that he ''would not be drilled in the political
camp they were in the military camp'that "all the
casgations of Wing Editor at Richmond would not
drive him into drI-tat, like the old fellow at York
Town, he would fight on his orn hooh-lle told Mr.
Jenifer plainly, 81 do not intend to stand in his way
and il he wishes 10 60 10 Europe attend to the to-
bacco interest, assure him that do not want to so
Ii any other of my Wing friends supposcs that ain
in his their way, they may dspcl their fears, for
assure them shall he in the way OF none of them.
Wing Convention assembled on the 18th instant
at Elizabeth town. Marshall county, TO nominate
didate 70, Congress. \ sub Committee appointed
to report tie names Of suitable cauddates-and they
reported the names of +. c. Wilson, Esq, of Monon
gala NJ C. Good, Esq, of Ohio, and james Nj. Ste
reported Mr. Russell, Of Ohio, and said that he
held letter from Mr. Stephenson requesting that his
name should not be taken into consideration as a can
ddate BY this Conychti"n he did not desire TO be-
come a candidate for Congress. The name of Mr..
Stephenson thereupon withdrawn. After in
techange Of sentiments between the members of the
Convention, and taking the vote by counties, it was
found tina, the votes equally divided between
Msssrs. Wilson and Good. And thc7eupon commit
tee of conference consisting Of delegate from each
county being appointed, and having reported in favor
Of Mr.. Good, il was
"Rcsoieed, unanimously, That this Convention re-
commend Moses c. Good, Esq, of Ohio county, as a
candidate represent this district the next Congress
Of the U. s.