Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-24

from the Nadisonlan upon this unique production, as
we'll as upon the manner Of connecting and forcing
through with the beat Of the drum, Tie new Fiscal
Agency
(F.oa liz .Htdsoniaa)
"a BAvK-This complicated sort OF machne, so Ia
bic to abuse difficult 10 control which, whatever II
may be made in ITSELF can, in the hands Gifts managers
h made any thing is said 10 be now, IN some new ana
untricd form, Il course OF preparation.
ave hope such 4 Will be- maturc!y consider
I'd before brought out and that then Will be .arly
submitted TO the fullest and ca!nrs examination Of
friends ard foes, and statesmen OF all parties. We
fully acp,ovc the earnest and powerful recommen-
d.,nn Of Mr Rives in Thursday debate, 10 take IT
~, whenever il is to be brought forward, IN the
shirt not Of party, but of patrlosm that 1t may
be If il is be at ally an institution for all parties
AM, fer all times We derrecate all idea OF concoct
ino such measure as this, by some half dozen lead
ing politicians bringing il then into caucus OF their
marty and appealing to feelings of party PRIDE, oi de-
.iro n triumph, and Of fears of being denounced rs
unfaitlrnl to party, md thus gaining constrained
approval TO hastily formed measure We trust ms
"Reminiscences OH such a subject, will not be found
among Whrs And sc deprecn,c, if possible, still
more any such party discipline as would bring bill
Inns couriycd beaten out, fashioned and stamped IN
heat into either House OF Congress, TO force through
in heat By merely voting and counted maloriy
We saw the country will feel no disposition TO
sustan even wise measure, mus formed ana car
Rod and that a measure formed and carried, can
M, I'm, liz something like Il miracle, be wise mea-
sur. Then when lis very first evil fruits pegin 10
amman loud and overwhelming Will be The pnoiic IN
donation against the authors OF lie mischief Can
IN. srl, state plea OF necessity excuse such course
Nothing can excuse any course "heh VIII, w oroe, 70
bu,rr tl,fouph such measure, say d! bill thus
h,,,,b, into Congress- 10 those whom the people have
cont there TO deliberate, yon shall not Deliberate
which shall say those sent there TO MAKE laws, you
shol t,k, laws rs we have nude them-sha take ths
III i, ;s-shall make amendmcnt-shail propose
nntp show
n vo,.s nor the votes of others upon ether oeec-
,ons mr. amendments that may be offered winch snaii
=, tho peoplc YOU shall not know the authors oil bill
80, 80 n The dark; nor how by whom lis various
nrovisons were objected to or maintained, nor Inc
,msntments offered to it advocated or opposed.
"yv. cav that nothing but desperation will attempt
,L course of egislatlon-tat it will iaIl-that we
mill no believe that independent freemen can De so ma
,aed and if il did not fail, and temporary success
could be thus gained we are not disposed 70 snare Tue
consequences which, we fear, would ensue 10 It's co'
trivers. ~. lr,,and , I'LL
, .ar,er Fiscal Corporation has been introduced INTO
,h House By MIR. Sergeant of Pennsylvania. we are
moi acquainted with lis details
io' "Ni From The sd,ae.)
.The co,lowinc extraordinary letter was forwarded TO
-, Io,e last evening as having been written BY lie an-
l far The Cntfte House nj Richmond, WHERE such ae-
oahIs scrop, olnews are made public as at an Tx
change of a commercial city Under any o'her CIR
cu,nstances we should not nave let authoIIHeo
sh IT, 1t will, doubt, strike every ffiend Oh tue
Administration with equal astonishment ana rfg'e':
Keuret not that the President should be treateo WIN
sncb indipnity, but because he IS thus abused ny
one who ought to be his frlend-one, VINO uouo''
.ss ouph to feel gratitude, at least LOT sue" w
Auence as Mr. Tyler contributed to give nun tue se"'
no occuoes Astonshment, that one who has worn ."e
guise of friendship, should disclose such deep leeng
ef enmity and bitterness. Forewnrned, Mr. lylef WI,
I,e forearned We shall whether Mr. Bous, anu
srch 40 he will succeed in "heading hm-~hetner
,hev will perpetrate n legislative fraud such ss lie
letter describes for the hearess purpose o
Mr. TYLER, and forcing him into measure wh'ch he''
hsr 6is conscience sanctions, his judgment APP
'.ar.s We have not room for further comment al
pie'e"' mAuaust I6, lS4l.
uD,ar .s;r-The President has finally resolved 10
vo,o tho Rank bill II will be sent in to-day at twei7e
o.clocL /, il impossible to tell precisely on VIVA,
oround il will be placed. lie has turned ana l"s'eu
and changed his ground often IN his conSefsatons'
thai il is difficult to conjecture which oil the aosu'ui
ties he will rest his veto upon. all,
ain the last conversation reported lie sa'o i.s o".
affection was TO that provision which presumed 'e a
n, of the States where no opinion was expressed ana
fibat was struck out he would sign the bill lie mac
nm objection 10 the location OF branches BY the Directors
IN the absence of dissent expressed but whenever "
was EXPRESSED the power to discount promissory hoes
must cease, although The agency might continue io'
the purchase and sale Of foreign exchange. ho"e'e'
Won will see his Message a., :,
.Our Captain Tyler is making desperate eiioit :.
set hnselfup with the Loco Focos, but ne oe heaIge
vet. and regret TO say, it will end badly Tor nun.
will be an object of execraton with both Pafes' VIII