Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-14

80, gentleman and others kept it
~, s"S no hundreds and thousands oil jackson
r., Hau '" and supported this man, come 10 play
p n u .a,hev heard. That Rumor says that MI
rs. tiSe efforts 10 conc ate and get Inc JACK
: =, naH"T sn,port lie knew tins was coming
!. ,i'.s lid ,ell from the National inleiiisence'
h, ne '," ,ll come up; and he referred 10 ana Sc
~" Md on an article published IN that paper
!. NM. which connected the .elo ',essds
n. n.y. abolished in the New YORK hera'u, eon's
q s"> Wnlt had they heard from Inc g .ns's"an
j. =" Was 1t far to allude 10 sen,ielheh -. ="
(. l;.'na ~, name of Rumors. He called on the
l.d ""1. n,,of The gentleman had SAID that Mr.
aaH ~ -, mad ambition, for purposes OF re-
i + ~ co,,,,,nr the favor Of the Jackson party
, .4..t eH '..s r..,.c,able members of this body,
: ..se y" nj oco Focos, ia come forward and say
~'s In b,a ever made overtures to them Tor re-
aa w II, wished 10 BE- dlsabused OF his delu-
q: ~ w,s no proof, The tongue was parched
10 I"' and refused TO furnish the proof. The
ID q w., honorable gentleman was all personal
, a. I" ,Se President but he (Mr. ~ called for
.,l' N these things that had been charged against
-, .sn, The gentleman had SAID as PROOF, that
dent went TO the HARRISBURG Convention anu
Il ,hs distinguished citizen from Kentucky
l,. !" ,ber meet al Harrisburg for He told
W. .o.sch the other day, which, although he
d . Ssnounced By politicians for, he was glad
J.. %s w. nso,le approved Mr.. Tyler voted for the
= -, - c,t,zen from kentucky-and why BE-
7. ,sl,eyed h,m the strongest man to put Out
u" p,rsn But there was quite difference
! ~ Emo for a Presidential candidate, and de.
f'''. constitutional questions. 1t had been sald
~! 81 ..w nar,y must be formed Heaven knew
=. a - TO form new party, If the ma
- univ here would allow such language As
y .i,n,ld," "Judas, on this floor II u
49, ,,,;r-wh,ch he denied-then It was necessa-
;. ~, = new party, and put little more deceney
,,,Is ,ss talent ~ II. They had heard that MT.
1 ~ w-,,t.p a letter, the contents of which had
,s,!osed 10 one, aud to another, ana a,l'.n.l'
..o orouyh, up here against MIR. Tyler. de (dr.
: -. -, in,nk this was fit legislative debate; II
-, - reformed, and the people would take " mt"
s,ots We were told that the President OF The
Md: ceased making appointments and changes
g.. and that 10 couciate Jackson men. IL lie
=. i,s, of appointments he could prove that nine
J On were against the President OF the Y. >.
j, ,ne Of Indiana made furious attack upon the
). .snr, and giorird Mr. Clay.
!. Mason Of Ohio went at length against the veto
:. a used by the President, and proved that the
.,,,cn vas broader than il was intended 10 be-
\. Jones Of Maryland thought the House should
(. immediately TO vote upon the bill. lie con-
=. i no, necessary TO attack the Presidents rea-
II Thompson OF Indiana went decidedly against
Tyl.- and his veto lie defended the Wing party,
nd Ina, Bank was decided upon at the popular
son
j, C4mb,e now moved the previous question, which
sustained ty the House; and the question beng
-g SHALL tbs bill pass 1t was decided IN the mega
i. ,xl,.,nirds not voting therefor.
. uonss then adjourned