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

The wing lrg"ns are scattered like flock of sheen
Many OF ,n''r presses are at fault They know moi
e1ne.y VIM =" az" They have not yet received the
cue from the whistle Of their leaders Some Of Them
like several oi Their members in Congress- dennunc.
MI Tyler ~ The most violent terms Others agan ,re
trying TO preach up moderation and union AMONG
these, is the Richmond Wing of yesterday which has
not yet caught is cue, md in few DAYS proboblv u
change its tone. We may soon see the f.rv snir, NIL;
IS privately perradlng the ranks of Wbruerv in m;
City, lnius'ng itself INTO the columns of the hailed
and dscomhted organ of this City. The Volcano
which poured It's nilanmaory lava the floor of the
House, ready TO discharge ts contents through the
public press. Our nelghbor of the Richmond VIII.
cannot long escape the excitement il will not much
longer smother the snouIdering flames but they are
destined 10 break on, with awful violence.
The situation of no press is embarrassing, than
that of the II lntegenccr. lscarcely knows at what
key 10 pitch it's pipe. We compassionate It's position
though ts cnntortions somewhat amusing. II has
vet scarcely dared to trust itself with any
ries upon the Veto Messagehut the little TINT it does
whine forth, shows We are sorry 10 say, very dsn
Cenuous sprt-and breathes forlorn hope which IS
against all calculation, and all hope See how the
Whin organ founders in "the slough Of despond
t with sincere satisfaction that find in tic Message evil
Of difference the Of The President 10 the
authority and Of disposition 10 operate with al
the session III such for tn regulation Of the
rency may then appear uh- necessary"
"Jusi Difference TO the Legislative authority; when
Mr. Tyler has twice dared to thwart in the course OF
month. two Of the most remarkable efforts on re-
cord Of Wing Legislature to carry their iavore .nca
sure. If this be a Just Difference To Wing Legrs
laiure, trust We shall have many similar examples
at his difference. But IT IL amusing To how the
y ntegencer is forced to pervert The Message IN
der 10 encourage the dscomted ranks Of its friends
Why, where does the Intelligencer find in this Mes
sage any disposition to Cooperate in any for
The regulation Of the currency There nothing like
it in the whole Message Mr.. T. speaks only Of his
"anxious solicude 10 meet the wishes Of Congress
in the adoption OF Fiscal .igei He speaks Of
ing al the next session upon some measure OF finance
NOT syllable about Carrency But hear the organ
again:
eve The les the ro-pnncncn, question,
we believe thai wh days delay the constitutional
III, Of Fiscal Agent wih the deal exchanges, viii
| become more aud more clearly apparent"
/ This - indeed hoping against all hope. For, does
not MIR. j. explicitly state his objections 10 n Bank
which Ideals in exchanges, Does he not directly bar
The door against any such Institution, The fact il the
Wings have now no hope Of Mr. Tyler. They cannot
head Captain Tyler They cannot iasien him by any
Srdncirc devices or by species oiintimdai0n Dur
M the whole term at his Administration he has pledged
himself TO oppose their National Gank-nr their fisc0i
CoPnrntion, call II what they please He has struck
The wand from their hands and thrown himself upon
lie support OF his ancient priHcp pies. A@ain We hank
HIM. lie d'sclams every species Of National Bank
He repudlaes every shadow of the constitutional
c.s-ity o! Fiscal Agent with the power deal in
changes for general purposes. The Wings have not
the power 10 hfad hm, Or Ia control his conscience.
With the following manly and eloquent strains, ring
ns the Of the Wings, how they any Of
hclr organs have the folly, 10 c1pec, any such sacr
fees from han Of iaem Affect express:
Il viii take this OCCASION II declare that the conclu
10 which have brought myself are those OF set
tied conviction, founded, III my opinion, just view
# the Constitutions; that in arriving al II, have been
ecua.cd ~ olhr a""c or desire than 10 uphold the
institutions d. the country as they have down 10
rs from the hands .! our gGd-likc ancestors: and that
shall esteem nj efforts IL sustain them, even though
perish, honorable than u via the clause of men
b. sacrifice al ny duty and ing conscience
These tie closing words Of this memorable
sage-and they ought 10 sink deep into every heart.