Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12

"Whig electors respond 10 the dctum of the Junto;
We hope so. They will merely extend dissenson ana
intestine trouble.-.1ibany .3rSus.
MR. TALI.MADGE AND Mr. TYLER.
y. P. 1allmadye had the eirontery 10 address a et-
ter 10 Mr. Tyler after the first veto and while the Sc
cond bank bill in his hands, demanding his sigma
ture To it, because the Bank was Leading ana rue
principle If lie sorernmem.
| And this from who declared that in an uncom-
promising hostility To National Bank he 'sstood Of
the constitutional ground OF the Ancient Dominion
who pronounced "such institution uncnnstItu-
tional and dangerous to the Liberties Of the people
who urged again and again that the General Govern
ncnt had constitutional power to incorporate
Bank-who insisted that the proposition 10 incorpo'
rate a National Bank submitted in the conven-
ton Of 1877, discussed aud r.jected-whn combat
ted the dangerous and ''insdlous march Of con-
structve power, the only ground on which the Bans
had crept in, saying that it in Virginia "thal
the first barriers erected against those en-.
croachments upon the reserved rights OF the States;
and that there "the immortal Jefferson the father oil
the Democracy of this country, first raised his warn
ing voice during his brilliant career in the service OF
the Republic, did not cease to utter his admontons
to his countrymen, against the dangers 10 whicn
they were exposed by this alarming doctrine, Tue
danger of having 4 Bank fastened them by con
structon-who insisted that the decisions of The su'
preme Court did not take from the Legislator tie
right to Judge and act for himself; on the contrary
that "he was bound under the oath he had taken'
10 vote according to his own views ol the oonI'' ~
tion"-who said, emphalcaly, " Believing, as ao'
that Congress never had any power under the Consul
tuition to charter National Bank, and that ies.sa'
tive and judicial precedent does not preclude us from
voting against the renewal Of the charter othe present
or any other bank, do not hesitate to say that ~ a
onposed 10 his or any other Bank, constitutional as
,reH as otLer grounds and who, compmenng firgl-
MIA for the hiph stand she has taken from Mr. Jefferson
dav TO the present time, against bank and against legs
ative and judicial construction, rusted that The honor
able Senator (Mr Leigh nisapprehends the feelings
or Virginia. if supposes that any state Of things cnn De
presented ,oeh shall induce her to abandon ground Of
he Constitution heh Ind the deep foundations
of htr former greatness and future prosperity ana
vet this is the duce politician, who appeals to MIR.
TYLER and By alternate threats and 1attery seeks to
friahen or to wheede him into the grossest seli-con.
radicon upon this question Unconstitutional and
constructive power-into Inconsistencies as glarng and
disuraceful his own-into an abandonment OF all the
positions Of his past public liie-an abandonment oi
tlhc broad ground OF the Constitution, on which are
laid the deep foundations of Virginia greatness and
prosperity" Efrontery indeed albany .7rgus
The New York American insisted, few days since,
that no man Of honor among The Wigs could rom
nose the ne,c Cabinet That honest and independent
print has yet found time TO comment upon the fact
mat Mr.. Webster remains not only constituent part
Of the Cabinet, but distinctly such of his late
colleagues consulted their honor, in declining to
adopt similar coursc.-b.
TIE SECRETARY OF Waffle New York Herald
admits the sudden departure Of MIR. John &. Spencer
for Washington but conccives il difficult 10 believe that
his visit has any connection with the refusal Of Judge
Mclean to accept the appointment to the War Depart
ment because "he is known to entertain opinions nd.
verse to those of the President many important qnes
tons and it is further known that he 'crotc The address
of the Hhg C0mmiHcc calling Mc Syracuse Convention,
in ,cich The conduct and motirtS Of the President are
oJscd ,rk indecent sererity The Express states the
same fact and expresses similar belief as to the I'M.
probability Of an offer of the War Department TO the
author ofthe call for the Syracuse Convention Bat
we suspect the offer has been made, as we stated yes
terday Such, at any rate, s the understanding, among
the friends of the Secretary Of State here 1t
me mt To "hcaG" the Clay State Convention If accept
ed by Mr. Spencer as will be il il has been rendered,
il will emphacay "rebuke' the convention move
ment, rcbuke his participation in that movement,
and rehuke the retiring cabinet, and especially the
GIVING" delegation in requiring his resignation Of Mr.
Granger.-.htany .7rsns.
Another VEro The letter Of instruction from
"Captain TYLER" which will be found in paper oil
to-day, came like Paixhan bomb among our oppo-
nents-I knocked some of their arrangements, we nn-
dersland, into utter confusion. Captain Tyler, m
stead Of being headed appears determined to 1ehead
the universal Wb;g Party. "Take away the means
ny which We live, and must die. The rejection OF
Bella Badger gives hopes that the sWh!gs will be
more deceived in Captain Tyler in some other points
than they have been the subject OF "CorpoTaton
Let him take Of the ohceholders, and the Demo-
cracy will take care OF the s'ppelayers, and their
alder and ahcttors. S,ric, watch will be kept upon
them, and black list published after the election of
all that shall be detected in ''layng pipes or "spin-
ming warm after the system Of the great rejected Bad
GER Baltimore Republican,
h,oyIyc-The friends Of General Scott, seeing the
mannurre Of Mr.. Clay and his trimmed bands to out
flank the General held meeting IN Harrisburg on Sa
tuTday last.-D.
CIxoIssArI September a9-Tne Exchange meet
ing last night tremendous turnout. iinIi
dozen Wing Market-house gatherings would nave
looked a mere corporal's guard beside IT, There
no misaking the spirit and enthusiasm Of the De.
mocras. They INTEND TO TRIUMPH, and llEi
WILL. The Wings see and feel il. They are aware
that even "burat brandy won't save them, mnch ess
hard cider Huzzah then for the good cause and iuI
turn out Of the Democrats on another occaslon-ahu
that, THE DAY OF ELEcTIoS.-E Enquirer.
NonroLK. Oct. 2.-'The Prince de Joinve arrived
here last night in the steamer Norwich from Baltimore,
and put up at French's Hotel. This morning, at !?
o'clock lie left in the steamer Star visit 10 the
French Squadron in Hampton Roads, under the COM
mand of Admiral Arnous The French brig "i war
Bison, lying at Town Point, was gorgcousy decorated
with national flags in compliment TO the lrnce, ana as
he passed her in the Star manned her yards gave lree
cheers and salu,ed with brnadside lne FRENCH
ship Ballochan, u merchantman, lying oil Roanoke
Square, was also bravey dressed off will Hays, ana
chcercd the Prince the Star came out OF the dock
[Hcrald.
October 4-The Prince De Jonville travels like an
arrow; he may be sud to have merely paused nj the
different points he has visited. disposition was ma
infested wherever he has slapped since ne reachra our
Shores to make parade of public respect; but lie ap-
pears to have been gratifed by avoiding than
receiving such empty honors. lie lsa pla'n' nnos'
tentatious man, and one whose rapid movements be-
speak him man of business, in whom the spirit OF en-
erprse is ever active;-hough yet he has number
cd but 90 years. We Ind barely time to chronicle his
arrival a, Baltimore from Philadelphia, when The next
steamer brought him 10 Borough he having IN the
mean time visited Washington, where the Mad'sonan
informs u.s. lie shook hands with and was cordially re,
ceved by the President-visted the Navy Yard-dined
and spent the evening with the President ana return
ed To Baltimore in time TO take the steamer for
Norfolk, where he arrived at H. P. NJ, on Friday
night. At . A. NJ, the next morning, he paid VISIT
the French Admiral Arnous in Hampton iinads; re-
turned in the evening, dined and spent the night al
Frenchs Hotel, and notwithstanding the storm that
was raging, and the rain that was pouring, proceeded
the next morning with his suite on board the French
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