Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26

<,,y.r,on. 10 be held at Henry Court House at Feb
mary Court: to nominate candidate IN place oil Capt
Over /, is hoped, that PttsyiSan'a anu henry Will
hold similar meetings forthwun'
Tho Democratic Association Of ST. Brides, in Nor
ak county, recommend Convention OF the FIRST
congressional District to be held IN Portsmouth, on
Tnssdav the ninth of February next for The purpose
- NOMINATING suitable person candidate to repre-
sen, said Dsrc, in the Congress OF the Cheo suites
TO T8r EDITOR or TIE r. Enquirer.
RIcuMoxp, January 81, ISL.
In YOUR paper of this date, there rs an Editorial arl
eje IN which, after very ntagre anu 'mpetieei shelc
= Tho debate between Mr. Anderson of Bu,etourt and
self mon The Resembling Resolution you use the
fil,winr language, viz 1.-The Conservatives may soon
. discover 10 their notification, that they cannot ex
. c, 10 be treated on of reciprocity equality
THIS understand 10 be the absorption to me- u) and
,hro,ub me 10 the party with which act of a pur
80 ~ treat the Conservatives, with "reciprocity
a. EQUALITY" and thus, by tickling them on one side
aud LEASING them the other, you would produce ea-
hnsv of the Wings and consequent discomfort. Win
,hs came have nothing to do. 1t is, suppose, fa'r
,rnre on your part, and it rests with the Conserva
,v.s 10 detect it or be caught By it. Their own IN.
t.llirence will hes, guide them in these matters; ana
i would i'll become me to make suggestion 10 'hem
Bot as there is Reporter to the Senate, must ask
the favor of much space in your columns ~ us wiz
M necessary 10 correct any msapprehensonas 10 wha
SAID did not manifest, BY expression or OTHERWISE
ony desire to treat the Conservatives otherwse Una"
With "reciprocity and equality have no sucn 'ee'
,r | ask nothing more than equality, and Will sub
,, 70 nothing less And neither did say, that 1t Mr.
Anderson had spoken he did, before the election
ooid not have voted for Mr.. Rives. SAID That
voted for Mr. Rves in good faith, and under the CIR
o,ms,onces under which gave III epote, would nave
,ed for him in preference to any man III the State
H., If Mr. Rivess peculiar opinions were to be mace
;mpadiments TO Wing action, and had believed that
- ro,,nc sor Mr. Rives, ] was to place him as log
,oss our path cbstruct our action, and even the
..ssn Il our opinions, never would have voted
CO. h,m-and as had no design to embarrass the Con
s.r,,,yss in supporting the Resembling Resolution
conJ no, admit that the danger of embarrassing them
w,s /, proper ground for SUBMISSION on my part
! d,d not disparagc the Conservaves.-in reply,
,sfsrred to their numbers, being Ave in the Legs
l,,ur,; # there be another, don't know him aud
could not ADM. their right or power to controu the
WHO partv for although all honorable and intelligent
gentlemen, yet, in numbers, they were poweress. (o)
i believe they are more powerless out of the Legs.
ature than in it, for believe that the very worthy
gentleman who represents the old State of Flu IS the
only one with constituency large enough to return
member ssupon hrs own hook.
said that all that asked of the Conservatives was
TO act with the Wings when e honor and interest Of
tie country required' Thus far and no farther did
wish 10 them act together, and believing that they
were united upon that basis, had regarded "conser-
va,lsm thing that was.
yatiyes were disposed 10 leave the Wings, would they
meet with ssreciprocity equality among the " Demo
rratic party: az and, if not would you advise them
TO set up an indie pendent establishment: ~
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JAMES LYONS.
CURsoRY NOTES.
snsnads by many minds The Anti Expunse resolution in
The Of e s ns
the senate-te almost character OF this LITTLE
with them pressing Fedea prin
cpes ndo 10 the Conservatives and we hope sill in
ItS cn"1,,ves Nil oh,ndnn Al, their former
III the aacry with which they The support ofGen
lascn wh hut four reprohaed aud ridcnitd
B,nk and Protective they in.ividn
a become bone Of one bone, aud esh Of one hesh
Wings and Wings in nature iicy share the favor
whs rank and file 10 the proportion q" the'
Rights docnes- they claim 10 act as m lndspcnten
~ and m ask IL be treated equals by the Wings they necc
can Te Wings hss d indeed for f
EveSaud many ofthem with lldisensed may some OF them
Wing said 'he, jbt pa,'We
leave the inurndo Daniels Conservative party
5, Chrrrinly yielded The Sketch of the De
furnished observer of great responsibility and
either 1t his duty notice what passed III,
and The statement which he gave US OF the animated AM
rather warm Messrs and Anderson
been confirmed by Other intelligent observers.
Mr. have conceived pretty much the OPT
mon Them Editor New Yo,k paper
veyed il the following piece Of haai in
the L. Senate ~ Virginia we suppose The New York omnibus
which Mr. Mt' 6c would s n@ all 81 h Rsr viii be
hs horses Gel ~ on his box and drive his cag" through The next
Having patent treat between the high
parties, cannot say whether the Conservatives Mr.
political omnibrs) would meet with reciprocity from the
pay or nobu we p,ssm- we might safely say N
ac with The Democrats when the honor and interests Of the
country required"
last persons the world whose advice they would TAKE
and say. II make point with
bshmen armca neutrality notions 10 the guidance OF the
great driver Of the Omnibus
\ distinguished Wing, who is very much dissatisfied
and annoyed by the Premiership Of Mr. Webster, SAID
the other Gay, that whenever General Harrison
South Of Mason X Dixons line the Wings would put
At him, and induce him TO change his purpose. The
fac, is, many OF the Wings greatly annoyed with
his appointment they know, it is calculated
To show of the Federal character ofhs Administration,
and 10 dssa,siy The people Of Virginia. In consequence
81 his the R. Wing is attempting 10 force MIR. Web
srer from the field With many compliments il COM
bnes rather bitter counsel; and ssincerely hopes
that Mr.. Webster will decline place, to accept which
would give faction much JOY, and impair his own
strength We do verify think, that were the country
III crisis, his abilities would be called for BY all par
LES: bnt rs it IS, the routine in the Department Of
State does not require them" We shall see how well
a!r. Webster stand the screws. But much
mistake Mr. Wehsters character, if he does not please
hms6f sooner than the Richmond Wing.
Inc Richmond Wing repubiishes the following disin-
genunus and contemplate extract, without word OF
comment:
From th' Nr Iork Correspondent Of TIE National jateg.neer.l
In our State Legislature resolutions have ntrodu
c.d upon the SncC, &c Virginia upon New
fcSpeh. he isi've slaves Our eoluio,,
our ."scrn"r Very lrnrc matter all this The
two Go.encrS have shed quarts upon
J and inc Legislatures Of the States probably spout
an Atlantic ocean q words. If the quarrel for The
The slaves We OF Acw York could understand only
an abstraction never more than 500 principle do
any body here bn Tie lawyers viii study TO conrehend H.
This gross insult upon the Governor and PEOPLE Of
Virginia is repu5!ished by the Wing without note or
r"mment. II IS deliberate attempt TO ridicule our