Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-14

,ot the President Of dc Ga"A OF Itrs'"'a,
w., ;s mistaken. We have no, ",ac.iiy re-
The VIZ = round, that D- Brockenbrough's evic
#nGn ,, as the unnecessary compliment
poh s,aclb.lders is pleased 10 misnsme ~ was
,I ecc.soacd By party ieehags' We aane,s -, -
"a a,si.ion-- though we never a'u eo",. ~.
~ for turniog him OUT, and all the Democrats
I'm b'es W. nam On the contrary, we expressly
kse'' i' II G,,e Of the most distinguished w hlss
ktdi''|, had uniformly supported his re elec',on
~ ms ~! csw Of the Democrats (etSephert) had
Sxnd 'Ha' w. ''ar,, 10 huat HIN down. we contend
'"s9 ~ ,,,n tina; political feelings d'd enter mo
"s.,o.1 "a certain ex'eh'-a"" ','a' '"e 'SS'''
"a lei, in many vote on maj ','' ,h Fac, or
T. Wb,r should be the last - dispute 'is ia1'' VI
n 1e n =, III, ccas.ouencys. II was tbe INST 20
fn,,qnd cry against the President OF the bahA
-, /, has been the r.ost pertnaclons IN afae
n .;e rom the banking house before the puoic. ~
Il hid hin M from time TO time as he'haef % ~.
&',,.l,ous chiinora, called The R'otm"@a '"n'o' -
,th,,ad him as the head OF tie pariy-as one VINO
his Bank influence for political purposesas Tue
A. wh, moved the wires, and controlled 'ne course
r,,,,r This n,iSerahc cant has been to. several
= ~. occasional chorus OF the Whig-and II wonn
u es,, That whenever i: was most pushed, not Tor
y,,,,f ff.at IS 10, lis forie) but, Tor bold anc
f1ced assertion, II would raise up the BANK sp:fit
4 s,.u the storm Whether DR.. BrockenbroYgh took
~ ,l,esl nar: IN the politics al The day, ur Withdrew
y
r....rs a, his head Ne ,oo denounced 10! writ
la,tsr wbs; the other Prssdru, oil the bank "a
s.irru;shed Whg) might with impunliy oi!isiate a.
4 40 n ,le Wing General CoG!mi;;ee-v The Log
,a.u. or make a pab.re speech In any event, the
kDoclor was 10 be put 10 the wa--and he was TO oe
eld up as kind OF Bugaboo to scare all the Wings IN
,se county
/; is impossible, but that these repeated assault:
should have Gher effect. A crop continually falling
upon The hardest stoae they say will wear out lis so
face and il not surprising, that d.. should be
corsGe cd pv 81 many Of The Wings, an active ana
raukinc politician, who was abusing the powers OF the
Bank fo The purposes &c his patty All that was want;
Ia sacrifice hig al Tie altar of prejudice, was Sfne
plausible prciext of official mis!easanceand though
he effort failed at -st set TIE work hes 3een gong Oh
-rn,ii lis success has asspOed The Character 81 "a re-
.en,!ess (and cold bio, ded) refsscti on - ut We
know, that many party preGd'cFs have been eSc.'ea
ranst Dr. Brock nhfou sht5a: they ;rist have had
,'ei5 fftctand IN fact. we DO pos'rt ~ know, tom
one of the most liberal Wings, md vel! wlsller too OF
me late President, TIA; he has been held up, who
has contributed bring nto power, lie party 10 IL
.tvia,r TO cut Go.yr all The Banks 81 much TOR that
mr., OF the Question: We have desire 70 prolung this
d.cn.sor We have no WISH 10 IL ure the Bauh OF Fir
we should have been "more or less than =
man" w could nave stood silently BY and seen man
Ike john Brochenb,ough. coo!ly sacfiiccd-a man,
sao had devoted ell his time end al his talents to the
!ns.i;u;,on-who had pursued other business; ard
who was conSan, at his post, the sentinel 70 his
auy-and who upon these charges had been twice tried
and twice acspeito relentless persecution 1t will
Ne The fault OF the ndscreton Of the Wing Editor, If
.he controversy should be spun out.
But tie Wig asks US, why We did not shed our tears
and utter our groaus two years ago, The removed
CASHIER of The Bank The removal of MIR. Robinson,
IN whose integrity we had every confidence command
ed our sympathy. We took no part IN his removal =
Ru, his case was distinguished IN two remarkable re-
spacts from tie Presidents flc too vas Democrat,
il true tu; he had been held up by the press
Of the party the ect of political persecution The
ihunde!s Of Remuneration had been reserved Tor the
fresiden, alone And besides, il Dr. Il. had been
moved, when MIR. Robinson was, his late would have
been received stated, "w;t!i more compiacencv
Dr. ifMr. r. had been twice tried aud twice acquitted
MS Dr. B. had been. and Men rtmcred, il would have
borne the ar of RELENTLESS persecution la the Doc
tor case there circumstances which strip OF ali
appearance of Official redress but give II The character
VI "cod biooded persecution.
We shall pass over the Petersburg paper which the
Wing has caed 10 10 It's aid We can scarcely expect
lny political justice from the prejudcss Of lis Editor
l;ut much of caat about the wnged aranst the
State Bauks and the Bank Nhgs, does MT lay ~ our
doo-and unfortunately, ti.e resentment Of The Baai
Wigs s low visited upon The head OF DR.. Broken
horrh In Gre respect, the Petersburg lnteliigencer
Is mistaken. u do not urge the Republican Party 10
''wace ruthless party wac against Tie Banks-But
W have been the frs; 10 dePrecate "the nermnglng
Of these institutions with the party wrangles ct The day
We have seen these signs with regret in the fate OF
Doctor B.ochenhrough-b it is they who struck
the blow not We who noticed it, on whom the sin
of our commentaries must fall. Peace be TO these
w.ansncs and 10 these discussions.