Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-20

~ ,,bo onca went against 4 National Bank-bat who
Wv. .,hoedled over and wheeled over almost N the
,,ynkl;nu Of an eye, by douceur OF some So2,ooo'
nj. Nashville Union states that Governor Folk anu
no comne,ilor arc addressing the people of Tennessee
80 !, ,uyurs success 10 the candidate of the Demo
,,.;c n,rv awe are assured (says the Unlon) tnat
finer state of feeling never Pervaded the Democlao
r,nks and indeed have personal knowieage OF Tue
fact that very many OF Governor .shh.h o.u pl,
IN ve declared their intentions 10 vote tor GOV FOLK
r. no ,ra M, deceived the Governor sday gaming
,ccess,ons of strength wherever he goes, ana ehu'
l;ng new zeal among his old and substantial ifehas;
Our faith that he will be triumphantiy le.eiecea
!, firm and mistaken The sign OF conquest - Will
US. "
The Democrats Of New York have elected, by ma
iorty of 400, their Mayor obert H. MorIs) ~no' .ne
Wing Governor and Senate had superseoeu 10 a.
er because of his great exertons IN unmasAihs .he
Glentworth frauds They have also cari,eu "'J0'"'
of both branches of the Common Council wi
The Democrats of albany have reduced the wing
majority for Mayor of that city, from o5 TO only
Van Vechten has beat Lansing BY that close VOTE
Whole number of votes last spring aoco: "hoie nun
Der now 1896 Democratic increase OF votes since last
spring, 333-Federal loss 21-Democratc nett gam
Three Hundred and St1ty
The Richmond Wing of Yesterday calls upon John
TYLER to shed the blood of William Selden WIZ ne
hearken to the whistle of the Whig' more high ana
honorable man does not breathe in all this land, IMAM
William Seldom the Treasurer of the I. 3 But they
determined TO bring him 10 the bock-for the oes'
Of all reasons, because they want his place paper .
now in circulation in this city, recommending 10 Mr.. ~
Ter to appoint his relation. Whether tins move
ment is made with the consent Of that gentleman we
know not-but will not think poorly OF the ACT
ing Presidents dscretion 10 believe that he WI" 81
criGce Seden for the benefit of his friend. As to lhe
NJ = tI b,,fH a
Wing, WE KNOW that Mr.. Tyler knors from man OF
honor conversant with all the transactions OF the case,
that MIR. S. skirts are clear OF the accusations.
enough has already been done, and 1t IS time
TO have pause in the rage prescription Beia Daos
has been appointed Naval officer of the port OF fhlaue-
pha-Ths indecent appointment caps the Climax
Joseph Rtner the dull partisan Ex-Governoro OF feh
syIvana, has been appointed Treasurer OF 'he mint
For our counrys sake it is me TO stop IN tins VIVA ca
reer of removals and appointments.
The R. Wing attempts to be very severe on The Ad'
dress of the Central Committeeman ascrlbes " 10 me
pen of the Editor of this paper II It have no
or graces of STYLE it would not indeed be very WONDER
full, as il was struck off at heat. There was no
time to choose phrases, to round It's periods, 10 con-
dense, to amplfy, or 10 polish The wing does us LOO
much honor in ascribing the whole oil II 10 our own
pen. This is mistake. We wrote about one-hai Of
the Address Another member Of the Committee wrote
the other But we gaoped over our ground WIN
SO much rapdity-our portion OF It was dasheo OF III
from to hours, with occasional Interruptions besides
and we knou that Colleague struck oil his Por
ton of il in time, the saying IS Neither OF US mao
any leisure TO study the graces of comPoston-put ne
must be poor Judge of style indeed, who is not able
10 detect the differences of the language, ana 70 trace
even the point at which the two parts are doVelaeu
into each other Our Colleagues portion very little
changed, either by own pen, or BY the corrections
of the General Committee, who met IN very fespec'a-
tle number and had the whole paper read over 10 tei
The fact is that not ambitious to put forth
an eloauent as correct Address not one winch was
embelshed by figures Of speech and beauties Of style,
as one which enforced by useful facts and by con-
yincng arguments. In this attempt, We hope we have
succeeded The Wing is equally at fault IN saying,
that the Address but repetition Of what has already
appeared in the Enquirer. We know, that there are
some views taken and several facts stated which are
entirely new to the readers of that journal
The National Intelligencer sckles for the title Of
president of the u. States for Mr. Tyler. We are
willing to allow him all the powers and duties OF the
otfice-full powers, and all its duties lie may ride u
he peases as Judge Roane used to say, upon the top ~
his commission But, after ALL he does not succeed 10
the title Of "Presdent Of the [. s lie IS tic 4cftng
Presideni-lust as Mr. John Rutherford, who as Sc
Nor Councillor or Lieut. Governor now acts, IN place
of Mr. Gmer, resigned, is the .3cttn3 G0lcrn0r OF
Vrg,nia-so recognized by the law and by the usage Of
the State When we have leisure, shall lay the
arguments of The National lntelgencer and the anti.
arguments of the New York Post, before our readers.
The discussion is curious enough though il may not be
very important.
The Wheeling Argus Of the llth states, that "Mr.
Curry the disfingnishcd individual who robbed the
Ithica, ~ Y Bank, left our city on Sunday last Tor
New York. He in fine spirits
EparSp WALLS, the lrishman of warm heart, and
the respected and old Inspector Of Flour of this City,
breathed his last on Sunday last, after lingering IN
DISPOSITION His last act bears witness TO his consderae
virtues EIe has left one.half Of his estate, about
ST., 900 10 the noble Female Humane Association OF
this City.
1t gives great pain to state the death OF Major
TuoMas SMrTI, the late Delegate Of the county OF
Gloucester in the General Assembly. He died on
Tuesday last, of stroke Of apopexy. Major 5. was
one of the most honest, uncompromlsing politicians
we have ever known. Honesty Of purpose, and inte-
gritty of principle seemed to be seated IN his heart
core
n. The name Of the Editor of this paper did not
appear once in yesterdays Wing. We note the phe-
nomenon for the sake of its sngularty Is the world
coming end is the r. Wing about to learn
decency and discretion
But there are exceptions even in yesterdays Wing
Not to speak of the Editors classical figure of the
"li,tle bug" and "big bugs applied to such men al
William SeldenD the Wing has piece from "Pote'
of the District upon the Congressional Election, who
speaks of Mr. Calhoun, ''without principle, person
ally or politically"
We have received the lst No. ofthe "Cncinna,i En-
qurcr,' edited and published by Messrs. Jno 4 Cha.
b. Brough. 1t takes the place Of MIR. Dawsons Ad
yer,iser We can heartily recommend the stranger
1t is beautifully prn,ed-conducted with great talents
and sustans the true principles of the Democratic
party. We sincerely wish it success.
The R. WING OF letter from the Washington
Correspondent Of The Charleston Courier who pends to assert
that when Mr. Tyler passing through this City, on his way
10 Wasnstnn Judge Tucker waited him las OF the ~
him the support of Democratic primer
pies and that Tyler required him make his application
writing, and that he would H. There IS not