Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-05

~, 40 ba, subordinate objects in the matter. Such
. ne decided purpose Of the Democratic Party IN Old
Virginia. more taan eser-as It's IN fsnnsyiVan'a ana
~ kin all the South, and in all the North, and
!, III the West, Let Mr. Tyler be assured that ne can,
M, mite the Wings of Massachusetts, and their prin
ci,.s with the Democrats Of Virginia and their prn-
riaes The broad distinction Is, Federalsts or hepuo'
lc1as laItudnous or strict construction OF lhe
Constitution: The scheme OF third party is an idle CHI
r,era-a ridiculous abstraction indeed. lie must come
!, sc thus idea in the light we do; and the
Wa,s of Massachusetts, 10 the contrary notwthstand-
M, we are told, by Correspondent. in Washington,
ia. IL; is plain Mr.. Tyler intends 10 administer the
Government Republican principles 80 be IL
The CABINET
l. i, now full The Lexington Observer Of the 2oth
Il, states that "Gov. C. a. Wcklitie arrived IN Qhap
c,y on the 22ad lie accepts the seat in the Cabinet,
,rair.rd him BY the President, and after returning TO
h res in Nelson w,il depart for Washington as
,n 2. the necessary arrangement OF his private al
fms en- Be made" The Observer denies, that Mt.
Wcki.- was appointed from any "supp"sed hostility
/, Nr Cay"-and aida, Those who are IN the least
acquainted with the political history Of the country
know that the President and the Postmaster GENERA
mos; r,nate relations, both personal and political sub
s,.sd between them. The admirable system, indomi-
table Industry and superior ability displayed by Gov
Nckle in the various stations which he has iiec rea
dis rod him out as in every way acinrahiy Gua'hed
10 discharge the duties of the high station to which he
h. been called" II said, that Mr. W., rs we'll rs he
oh-r members the Cabinet, with The exception OF Mr.
wts,er are opposed TO the establishment OF National
Bans.
We have letter from Washington which speaks IA
y7rably Of MIR. Forward Uhe new Secretary OF The
Teasury and SAYS that "he is decidedly hostile to
National Bank in any form.
|, seems, that MIR. John C. Spencer Secretary Of
Safe Of New York, has been appointed Secretary OF
VA, place of Judge Mclean, who declined TIE
oaice. This appointment seems TO have been une5'
arced 10 al parties Ii IS probably destined to produce
,ome discussion. II has already called forth the FOL
los.n- paragraphs:
ol = Spencer the Secretary State 10 Washington,
i, Ire afternoon tram Of cars YESTERDAY. .
known mornus Judge Mclean had declined
do not know whether there connection between
ih,.e occurrnces."--N j. SmereaH.
b. way of note aad comment on the above, Inc y
York Express of Friday last, appends the following re-
marx
strong implication here, If not aser;on,n there
ca nothing ir II Is sad, wrote he call !"E
Convention Syracuse, which would nc, nuch com
a!-nd ha 70 ''th. powtfs that be-"
Tal- Address (of the Central Committee OF Albany
was more than an echo to tie Address Of the Congress
sanal Wh.ys. !, literally cats oil Capt Tyler from the
Wing party and called the Syracuse Convention toge-
ter on "Wednesday Il for the purpose OF heading HIM
l. repsais with the Wings Of Congress, that he has
"s,hdawn hi, confidence from his real friends in Con-
rress aud from the members of Cabinet selected BY
hs predecessor approved By the unanimous voice ot
The Democratic Wings Of the Union, and invited ny
hmto continue his chosen Counsellors; and TO have
sI,shed BY fa;hess opposition to every measure Tor
which We have long contended, and which have re.
cesed his own sanction. We are informed from The
source that he has c1prcousy exercised that last
Of kngly power left IN our Constitution, the
Executive Veto against the undoubted expression o
public oninion through the legislative body, and IN vlo
lat,ou Of his own previous assurances, &c, &c AND
tl-y invite the Wings to meet in Convention at syria
cse deliberate the condition OF our puoiic al.
hirs, and TO adopt such measures as may be deemed
IN ntan hp
Sc &c But .change is coming over the spirit o
their dreams" The organ Of the Albany Junto lhe
Daily Adyerliser) is softening lts tone towards MIR
TYLER II now declares tina. "1'he President ID GER
tainy renoring Of the grounds OF complaint that
ex s,ed IN this State We rtoice at erery Wing md
cation from Hoshiagton II was his neglect or refu
sal TO the reasonable expectations OF his friends,
tia, caused the Wing people to separate themselves
from him. The administration had lost its Wing
character The President, ,eas feared, had merged
his Wing principles. The wing people did not will
ingly wan,only separate themselves from their
President acH they be found IN taetious hostility
10 him The recent appointment of Wing Postmasters
,tAuhurn, Oswero and Water,own affords ground
Ia sand upon Hope deferred, in relation to these and
other appointments, had made the heart SICK Bat the
work he's been finally commenced, and we hope 10 see
completed" .7gain-Since Mr. John C. spencer wen,
10 Washington Wing paper intimates, that when ht
lent his assistance the Syracuse CALL he not aware
of the course which Mr.. Tyler intended to pursue, &c.
&c.
Next in the series is the following article from the
Albany Argus Of Friday, by way of precursor TO the
consnmmatIon of the event:
THE RUMoaED APPOINTMENT OF SECRETARY OF
ave have reason 10 believe, that since Judge Nc
Lean has declined The appointment the Hon. John Z
Spencer Secretary Of State of this State has been Of
fered The place of Secretary of War by Mr. Ty
Ter OF the fact we have little doubt; and Mr. Spen
Ger has started forthwith for Washington: doubtless tc
survey the ground and ascertain the terms OF the new
L T.. bac ,Eosh 10 rppt
But will he accept the appointment Most GER
tainy And if So will he not be expected TO take his
place b. the side of Mr. Webster in the triing matter
Of sustaining the President against The indignation
movements by order of the congressional manifesto
the call of the New York sWhg State Central Commit
tee and other contrivances of the friends OF Mr. Clay:
Mr.. Spencer is committed against Bank, but at pc
rod earlier than that when MIR. Tamadge aSowed HIM
self opposed such institution upon every grcuno
consutionality, public justice and practical exped
eacy, and may be- has underground change IN that re-
spect not less extraordinary than that OF The unchanged
Senator
''Messrs Bolts Il Co. sought TO 'head' the Presi-
dent Is not the offer of the War Department IN tn's
quarter designed 10 "head the Federal movements 10
this State
"What then will be the course of the ewing State
Conventions Will denounce Mr.. Tyler, and, at the
same time, srebuke" Mr. Webster for retaining, and
hr Spencer for accepting Office under Mr. Tyler or
si ITS wire pullers avoid denunciaton all round, from
the increased awkwardness OF their position, and thus
em2ha,icaliy "retuks" themselves 4 few days will
determine
The last paragraph we have upon the subject, is
f'om the Saturday Globe;
awe understand, that the Hon. John G. Spencer Of
New York, has been appointed Secretary Of War"
And now few words, in that spirit Of frankness,
which becomes free Democrat of the Old Dominion.
DIR Tyler be loss to understand our feelings
towards him. We repeat, We are willing to extend
itie generous confidence" towards him. lie has rem
oered eminent services the State, by keeping down
laonstrous National Bank. For this, he has the thanks
hope that be will 90 on-and conduct his admipistra