Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-30

"DsvsaorrMr,r.-Thc reni- Of Genera! - s i
formation respecting the course Of policy which Is IL lc
by Administration, when il comes int" Nt.
who the master spint, and j. Ia GiIec r euuir
the legislative aud Executive departments Of Tie Go'ctal
commenced The work Of laying The matter opcn. m ri-.
repral the law establishing Tie Independent Treasury ST.
and informing that EA;ra Session of Congress 49,, L
called by President, but would what
c would adopt ~ liril oi tile one ne proposed o anhn r.
followed hy Mr. Webster, who insisted ince;r u Il.
upon imports the purpose Of increasing the
session would called. Mr. Crlenden, who.
the mere cats paw Of Mr. cay and ~ al.o2 4
hr n member OF tie cabinet has fno.
National BanA, and the distributor OF The proceeds q ",
lie lands among the States. Thus, while 10
tonal Bank. having produced embarrassment ard
throughout The country, reduced L. condition hFi'rne
upon bankruptcy! u i proposed 10 establish another y M
he ndrpsa Treasury system tie depository of 'r
funds AID when II i pretended tIn ~ incrr7," ~ dior s
cesary IN order 10 raise revenue Sufficient - dir7 4
III tie Government, II proposed 10 take fiom tie Gur
The arising from I'll, sale at the PUBLIC lani enc
the states. thereby 10 encourage srnt Of sPccnatgn
tray agancc The authorities aG destroy STATE ri
State the policy "inS Tie people e. -
.tuck ull,rrs, SpecuaiuS and monO,u.i~Rnit. Itt
The preceding paragraph brings the course arG y. Ks
signs Of the Wings in,oa nutshell. M Tfeasury
| -clamors about n V. Is. Public Deb, 10 the 0m1aa
30 or 80 millions which Mr.. Van Burcn never cor'r =
cd-a called session necessary to raise the funds -
purpose oicarryIng on the Government and meeting e
phantom of an enormous debt This was the fir; !
the first step the process of Federal measure,
Then, would have come the next scene Of the dram
Congress specially callcd-thcn attempt 70 cpe'l,'
Independent Treasury act, and then to establish "
tional Bank--a Distribution Of the proceeds Of the ~
lie Lands-then, increase OF the Tariff 10 sugTf
delict-These were the several parts Of the pn.'i
Mc.srs. Webster, Clay * Co.. on which they in'ra.
10 press Gen Harrison and Obtain his cc-opcrit,r !
Their public prints had taken the cue: and tie SIT
Richmond Wing, the very frs, ofthe pack, T. Jain
chorus Bnt the first step was 10 strip the Admia
ton Of the of the Treasury Notes; and thus .
Old General pretext TO call Congress tosctn.
order that they might ushcr in their notable sc''
Distribution; Tariff and moncd institution VIII
odor of Nationality One Wing, however Ia, 4
forward 10 put spoke into the wheel. Mir "
thrown himself against the whole scheme. H. -
the temporary use Of Treasury nntes; and og1 i,
special Session, against Distribution, ag1nsi II {
creased Tariif-against ruling Gen Harrison rs p
His speech Of Thursday in the H. of Il. Is We. *
calculated to throw the Wing Clique ,nto SON" 4.
order by the course which he has pursued IT,
caslon: and if they dare, they will lavish Their ~.
Citations upon his head. We confess under 81, -.
cumstances Of the case, much ~
as delighted by the stand whch be has Z. ..
The Norfolk Herald rid,cucs tie attempt # II. =
mocracy Of that District To hold Convention = .'
mouth, the 22d February, 10 nominate cer'
\ for Congress. The Herald says, ..Ihcy hH"i
tive tell them in time But can't iLcy godt
not; They did elect a member of Congress IN -.
and why not in lS4l' "The Harrison boys n"
as strongly united together rs the State K CIR "
mocra,s. Every day wall add 10 their d,vis''H-
difficulties whilst il will compact and strength
party. Therefore, say, let VS. ''try hard !
can--wc viii carry the Wing battery, or, nj al cr
TRY. A strong candidnte and strong effort, .Gi {
, may carry the District, vet