Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-11

rem openly charged by the National lntegencer
with violating the decorum of his station in replying
to the nerrogaores of his fellow citizens, bringing
the power of his place into the discussions of the
people twas looked upon arrogating an influence
the public mrd, to state his opinions even when
called for By the letters of his opponents, as throwing
bis great Office into the scale. Ills modest responses
strictly confined TO the question propounded, and in no
instance making aluson the most remote to the RI
val candidate, denounced by the National Intel
gencer
Gen Harrison has, in all things, already falsfed
the professions of log cabin painness simplicity and
modesty, that made TO win the confidence OF the
yeomanry of this country He set off from Cincinnati
with speech full ofegotism, addressed 10 the gathered
throng of that city; he embarked in splendid steamer
fitted up for the occasion he was escorted by militia
~ array and attended by band Of music; the firing
Of cannon and other martial and civic ostentaton,
potten I'D By his Federal friends wherever he stopped
10 feed his vanity. He went out OF his way even TO
Pi,sburg TO extend what his atterIng organs cardby
the fine given to the journey'ngs OF royalty, "a
progress. Wherever he went, he made speeches, Ind
in that at Baltimore did not hesitate to mpue corrup
ton, in very indirect terms, to the Administration
whose place he is called upon to supply. And even
here where he has be inauguraed, he repairs
IN solemn march with prodigous retInue to the City
Hall, TO make display by way Of heraldng his own
Presidential honors in advance.
chow different this from the of the real hero
the brave and magnanImous Jackson. He left the
Hermitage without a speech making display-passed
quietly by the nearest route to Washington, staying
| over night at Rockville, within ten miles of the city,
and while the preparing for him.
he fastened his journey early in the morning, and
prsed the people, and presented himself at Gadsbys
private citizen, without the usherIng Of Cannon
of bells, of flags, of professions, or City Hall recep-
ton.
"Amidst all this ceremonious paradefn progress
there wcre however, sad signs which attended The steps
Of the Ge neral from the start to the end Of The journey
The journals friendly to him announced earthquake
at his setting out and the explosion OF the banks well
coined him in Baltimore. From Baltimore he brought
with him storm, and sooner had he put his
foot the Pennsylvania Avenue, than the robbing
commenced, and multitude had their pockets picked
in the course Of five minutes. These indications pre-.
sage that the President elect not likely 10 make times
better for al-n making them better for rogues, he
must make them worse for honest men.
"Ihe Generals arrival was signaltZed with another
omen which We could not help assocat'ng with those
noticed by US on the coming in Of the new year-tha
fall Of the scroll from the taons OF the cng gle the Sc
nate chamber hearing the motto ofthe Union, pl4r
bus Unum and of the hand of the Goddess Of Liberty,
in front of the Capitol, bearing It the Constitution Of
the United States
| 1.-THE unfortunate accident which occurred today
and blended itself with these the breaking of the
cord which, stretched across the avenue bore all the
| flags Of the States which voted for Harrison. They
separated about the centre, and fell North and
| South; and when saw them tarnished and drogged
in the mire some awkward members of the T,ppe-
canoe Club were busted in the effort to bind them
geihcr again with the rotten rope"
Gen Harrison was addressed at the City Hall BY Mr..
saa,on Mayor of the City and Mr. Blake president
of The Tippccanoe Clnb) To both Of which he re-
piled. Many hundred citizens then introduced 10
INN He was then escorted TO his lodgings at Gads.
by's Hotel, where the Committee of Arrangements
dned him and his suite &c. DC.
NJ We understand that Gen. Harrison will attend
ct the City Hall on Thursday, from the hours of one
clock 10 three TO receive the visits ofades, together
with such gentlemen have ladies' under escort.
F.lat. Int
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ., ls4l
Money .Nattcrs-The excitement and panic which
marked the close Of last week have to gea; extent
disappeared, and the public mind yesterday seemed
have recovered something like its usual tranquility.
The Banks pursued the they did on Sa-
tray redeeming their fives, marking checks "good,
and refusing To receive the notes Of the United States
Bank on deposite. The notes of that Bank sold at
discount of FIVE per cent? and small sales made at
and eight per cent Specie is dull at premium
Of four per cent.
We understand that Committee Of three, from The
Bank Delegation fths City, went to Harrisburg yes
terday mornng.-Pcnnsyirania
T. S. Bank stock down to 33 34i in Philadelphia
In New York; on Monday, it fell to &c.