Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

Ito oher end of the Capitol, ana IN puo'ic stess'
elsewhere they charged nm WIN oe'"e sut " 49,
10y ia ,,h be,ng traitor 10 the principles OF the
-, ,ho, mt him in power Now his (Air Cui-
,:,,'l e,,,-ls on this subject were intended mercy
10 show thot the people knew in'i wen 'nas ~.
Wb;gs had no cause to quarrel with John lyier, ou'
they were willing that the name S m', .'';oh
th.,, ..ac,inr President as they called Man, ~"'c"
o, an,;coaed on discovering their inao'i',y 10 re-
,l;,. tho relief which they had prcm'seh. Tue
ana,roi ,s not on account of any difference IN Po-
l;,c,l c-eed for the Wing party had no pf,hc'P',s "
common In Georgia II was proclaimed u'al va:
80 49,. a., anti bank man; and in Virginia the wing
Co.,;o, unfinished 10 the world that HARRISON was
non;nst Rank Wherever they met Bank man. they
were Rank men: wherever they met an anu, p@' '
thew were anti. Bank laen 1hey were AN '"'hsS
to all men that they might gam SOME w" w." ~, !"
,hov ,rers enGeayoring 10 fix all the blame on the
p,:s;dan, and his Cabinet, he asked what measure
&c ,ha x,-, session. save the Bank question, DID The
p,a;dsnt ro, SANCTION The gentlemen SAID that At
every SIC, he was a milestone around tleif hechs
and they were, therefore, unable to DO any thihg
but the extra session had passed by ana our ohlnS
of tho regular session had passed, and what mea'
sn,e had The Wings offered TO the President lha'
he had refused TO sanclon' Could the President
mate laws, Could he mature and pass measures OF
retrencLment and reform No; the majority IN mat
House must take the responsibility and the blame,
until they present some plan to the fiesiaeht VIM"
be shall refuse to sanction They had, them no cause
or Quarrel with the President. When he spoke OF the
Bank question: he did not intend to alluce particularly
TO anv one State but he might observe that IN Ueor
r;o the Wings avowed the Bank to be an open qlcs-
lion and with regard to Harrison being Bank man.
,ay nronouuced it To be false. IL was denied heoIe
The pennle or Georgia; and yet these same wings DE-
nounced the President traitor, and damned ms re-
nn,o,iou because he differed from some OF them on a
oucstion on which they denied that Harrison agreed
with them Once Tor all, so far us his State was con
cerned the Wings came in very triumphantiy he
~
election But portion of the representatives from
Georpa fell; absolutely instructed 10 90 Tor BANK al.
though they had denied that it question involved
in the contest at the time Now, when The gentlemen
again unfured their flag, he hoped it would be etnet
inscribed with .princ,ples' or tno principles aud II
they should again succeed, he hoped they wouio ho
disgrace their flag by falling out Afterwards
But the gentleman from North Carolina (Nlr haynerJ
was exceedingly watby, and TO that gentleman lie '!"
apply maxim of that gentleman own quoung' una
vtupeEaon and abuse were not argument ana INA ma
they were Only the weapons of the low and vulgar Bu
the gentleman from North Carolina, even after making
such quotation, went on in strain oil abuse through
out the whole Of his Speech no, not entirely lhrougi
his speech, for there an euogy IN II on senator
(Mr Clay,) who happened to be his right hand man
But except that euosy, the whole oil mat gentleman
remarks were one continued strain of abuse public
func,ionares Why i, might have been supposed tina
he warning agains. some measure, but what men
sure did he oppose; He denounced The Cabinet, bu
what measure did he oppose:
Some explanation ensued between MIR. Ea NEh
and Mr. COLQUlTT, which was naud'ble at the lie
por,ers desk.
MIR. COLQUlTT said he was glad the gentleman
from North Csrona had corrected the remarks Tor pup
lca,ion which he had made rejecting on lie fresoeh
as being about hurry this nation INTO war 10 pro
mote his own popularity. The gentleman had said
much and had used some fine figures about the Demo
cratic party the corporals guard and the Wings; tho
two former he had spoken of as being as bad as Beel-
zebub but all the latter were as angels oi sht; bu
mi BeeIzehub in the White House, and let our rights
he nrringed and he (Alr CoquitD would still rally
beneath the standard of his country. But before the
gentleman from North Carolina made such charges
against high functonary OF this Government, lie
ought be well prepared TO sustain them lie (r. Co
quito could oppose their measures, while he vndIca'ed
the men, and on measures he would fight as long as he
had the power The gentleman from North Carolina
was not satisfied with the position OF The wing party
but lie consolcd himself with the reflection, "whom
the Lord loveth he chasteneth. Now he, (alr W.
would tell that gentleman that The Lord did not dea
with the Wing party in that way. The wings had
promised great esuts-thcy announced that they were
ronr 10 effect great reform-but they did not say how
They left the people to find that out They wantec
universal credit, and plenty OF means and money; ana
like General Scott they said, put us IN hrs,, and Their
we will show you how 10 do 1t and perhaps NOBODY
wanted money and credit more than the Wing Admin
iatra,on. The honorable gentleman then INDUCED n
some remarks the subject of State Rights, IN reply
to an observation made by Mr.. Rayner, ard Likewise
OF some observations made in Tie course OF the debate
by the same person. the Creole case and on his de
feet in his district some years ago; but It was bu
an occasional observation that could be heard distinctly
He then continued to observe, that the gentleman from
North Carolina could not say that Mr.. Tyler had &c
ceved him. Did not the President go for the Bank
rupt law Dad lie not 90 for the Loan bill OF The Extra
Session, and for every measure, with one exception -
The gentleman could not then go home and tell his
Al, Tu1a bnSp as he
presented be- that he had ever deceived them, or
he should his constituents might say, "My dear TREND
during the last contest you went through the coun
try and told us that he first rate and how
then we TO believe you hereafter. The Democrat
told to believe you them while you were ten.
he first rate man. and ought TO be sustained
worthy of all the confidence of The American people
and we will not believe you, or you will tool us again
He (Mr. Cogui,V now parted with The genllem iron
North Carolina in kindness, and he should make one
two remarks on the speech of the gentleman from In
diana (Nlr Lane.) That gentleman strung togethe
some pretty epthets fabuse, Interspersed with l'
poetry: he had been The temple OF polio; and he (Alr
Colqutt) scarcely ever heard more fowcry abuse ii
had read to the committee list OF the votes OF the Sc
cretary of State but when all those votes given
The gentleman did not say these things IN $50, nhei
the Secretary of State the exponent OF Wing prln
cipes and of the views of Gen Harrison. lie (Alr
Coquitt) should like to hear the gentleman from Ind
talk to the people this subject for these vote
like to hear him before the people whom he addressed
the Of s40 and perhaps there might be amonss
them calm, deliberate, thinking man, who loves IN
country better than party. who might say, The Demo
Gratis used To tell So but you did not what, then, d.
you abuse him for since he has been in the Cabinet Yo
now say every thing the Democrats said; you now re
present him unworthy Of confidence, who in $40 yo
said was worthy Of all confidence; and the next tim
there is contest between you and Tic Democrats,
Will believe tie Democrats for got fooled before
VIVA, was the Secretary fault Gen Harrison put hin
in and perhaps ms fault tina, he would not go out
Yes, the "godlike Daniel" dared 10 keep his place
when the gentleman from Indiana gave the word o
command, "ground arms The honorable genl'ema
then made some allusion, which not distinct
heard, To part of Mr. Rayners remarks, in which h
spoke OF the seduction Of The President and proceed
ed to observe that the Wing majority had done h,l
more than speech making, but fthey would come for
ward, with nood measures TO sustain The honor Of TN
Governne VI, they would have his and tie Democratic
party 5 suppo;t. The Democrats had been blamed 70
the deav but could he introduce 4 private ball. with