Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-06
RICHMOND, Va, SATURDAY, FEB. q.
MR. NISl,

r MIR. WISE.
The Richmond Wing and lis chaste Corrcsnos /
: may claim Mr.. wise as their own--and ctr... |
compliment, or hold him in aberance, a tlclr,cr..
) pleasure. They may warm him against tie = /
song of the Tempter They may DEM !,
; right TO approve his course, or 10 thank lm III l.
: dependence We will not quarrel with the WI, |
the patent powers which II exclusively CLAIMS, |
of the conduct of the Universal Wing Natcn u /
not claim the privilege Of advising or commr. |
Mr. Wise. Our praise do him little service |
furnish, no qualification And, indeed, there ~ i
ments when our confidence has been bciuttt
men have sacrificed their principles TO 'hes p2ss
that we were almost ready TO eaclaln with 81 q
Teazle at is Id wicked world and He =.
we praise in it. the better. The Wing, and IS Hcr
tic scribbler, has already warned MIR Wise as.r.
ssSvren songs" eve commend that scribbertottc, |
gent correspondent in this day spaper who !asi,,
for his impairment interference But We canno;
i Mr. w. 10 listen with any sort oi compacercg
ady,cc-or care one pinch of snuff Tor our good uf
i We have not The pleasure OF an acquaintance /" III
/ We know him only BY his speeches, letters 80
dresses Few young men ever entered into pubic
Of whom we had formed such hlgh expectations. EI
had frankly ayowed them before the publc-"ia.'g 4
regretted the radical error which runs th!ru.a
whole course, and continues TO tie present M,M,f 4
his devotion 10 National Bank. These eSGeca''.
were sorely disappointed by the has,y ard y.
course which he pursued soon after he rn;cri e.
rress No one disapprovcd more than We dad !. y
excuses, into which his ardent temperament ae,ils
ed him during the recent Presidential campuer
But we are agreeaby surprised by his reccn, con-.
| He has had the independence 10 throw himself -
the fayore scheme of the Cabal, that asp'rrs =
| Cen Harrson-and his speech is epored . tc q
calm, deliberate and argmeniatve character, ~n0cl
has too much neglected in his oratorcal career = "
are apreeahly surprised too when The ltrhirG
picons of the Il. Wing, and when see Inn or
ing onwards in spite of them. MIR. w. mrs: "a
shown no little independence Of his party tram
when it has provoked the following admission u 6
terdays Wing: "Mr. Wse's speech has not Y,
peared, and j, would be unj ust 10 Judge him upon
| IAN and imperfect reports: nor indeed can the SIst
which he has spoken, be traced until his whole src.
is reported That however, he has exhibited 90
tented mood and dissatisfied the bulk OF the Nhc2.
ty we believe 10 be as little questionable, rs u cc'3
is surprising and unexpected 10 those placed Il
lance from the scene'--We are still more gra;f
when VIC find him throwing hmsefbac upon IT, r
ciples of nc; and appealing 10 every R"pub!icin
| 10 Join him in maintaining hum.
! Mr. Wise has promised to publish his speech 2,
ca ly day-and confess, We wait Tor IL with = ~
ssanxiety' as the Richmond Wing. Enough or i.
ever has transpircd, from the various sketches :!
have appeared in the newspapers at Wash'nsen .
! the various letters from that place. TO show that
| Wise has thrown himself directly in the path = u
of the favorte projects of the Wings. In opp.'
their Extra Session. their Distribution their lar' =
their loans ard in advising the temporary use q -
sury notes, he has literally cut himself Of from
hearty communion with the Wing Cabal, that asfr
To rule the President. lie states that on one plr'
land the inuendo is, that point only "te 40.
concur with hs friends Of the Wing party: ("r T.
from the sketch in the Madisonlan) That poris
course, the National Bank-but the Madis"a'ln
an Editorial paragraph, adds, that Mr. We &
pressed Dissemination to disturb the larill-cot
the propricty of Called Session of Congrrs. !.
several other measures that had been ndica''j '-
II thought it would be best for members 10 90 10 ne y
Of their constituents and learn fully their wishes e
determinations in regard 10 Bank, tax on uNnrei-
trbution Of the proceeds OF the lands, &c before
cpitatng these measures. This advice - ycry -
But the hadisonian has yet received its 81. 4
knows not whether to commend or TO condemn Us y
expected course Of Mr.. Wise. The Madsonan, ho"r'
states one fact that shows the discordant elcmea's
which the "Universal Wing Nation is compose 81.
that at is not little remarkable that, while NJ -
was Yesterday advocating with all his ability di-''
ton Of the proceeds of the sales of the public a''
one end the Capitol, MIR Wise was strongly cp.~
. such measure III the other.
E There is so much rraisemLiauce in the fac's 81
in the following article from The New YORK y.
Tuesday last, and so much truth in the opinion T Z
presses that deem il drty 10 lay Tie VIII. &.
our readers
"1he Ye1o .4dn;nistraon-i mportapt Position n y"
a. Hisc-Brtakers .2heod
GAS general Harrison approaches Wash.nr z. !
troubles and hcaTtburnings of the New Party s..'
, in fresh and expected places
"1he financial policy started so recently art
, mulgated with eeiat by Clay and Webster-and II.
was to be made cabinet measure, has given Got 7
bragg 10 many of those who were equally ciic"t'
producing the revolution that elected Gen. lian-'a'
the Patchogue (Webster) Democrat or the Pa'ci's
| Democracy.
"IIenry A. Wise of Virginia, no impo;cnt y X
l. l,- IL. 81 e
the proceeds of the public lands-aganst any ,h.'.
f Of the present tarf-and particularly aeai">'
sspoils- SYSTEM, removals and appointments ~
Mons sake, which specially given on =
Clay Mr. Wise gives in his adhesion to "iiIE ~
the proposed measures Of the new Admin's'ra'le''-
that IS the establishment ola National Ban" '.''
purposes of creating general currency.
"Since these developments have been mace 4
House Of Representatives, the two master sr'f's
new administration have been giving out 'h''f =
with more pertinacity and greater vehcmence iN'h
and very general spirit OF disturbance been- Y /.
> wade the new party, before even Gen liaU. :
reached Washington. Last Saturday ano,her ~.
or caucus Of the Wing Senators WAS 10 be h'.a, :
n day we may have further important lnfornss.'
r give the public.
! at is tine for The sold Hero" OF North Bcrd p {
the ground, 10 put his cabinet IN orj"r-and :" $
mine what his position and his measures sia.l g
"Aready we some Of the wing paPer' ar'e.
ing the opinions OF Mr. Wse a mad, wild ana I"
!, tcable They would do well 10 he chary ~ wv
points The madness of Mr. Wise "has meiAoa !.
> sufficient 10 upset Messrs. Clay and Webster Z"
do not take care. His views eminenily I" =,
derate and practical, and We trust that Genera =
son will take little Of his sound advice ~
beggars- the loafers Of pary-thc lazzaron :. "a,
: are Mr. Wise only opponents. The views q ~
! are precisely the views which are ENTERTAINED " -
, independent, honest, practical man Of ever,
: this city. The financial system Of Clay anf
looks, as fit engendered by clique Of {.
bers without credit, or of batch of brokers ~
oftheir commissions.
> 'Be wary-be wary-be wary-bc wary.
The CnircryaL Hhig .yn'ioa.
The Wings aware Of their danger. Il
conscious of the hollow ground which r.
At every move Of their feet. their weak 10
threatens to cave in. Some Of their lFankes'
are free to confess, that they cannot hoId 70 :.
twelve month longer-that they are DIVIDE" !, = IL.
ciples, and must crumble TO pieces. Inc ,.,e
} Wing sees the danger, and is idly atie'npi'ne