Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-22
TIE uUNEUG BREAD

or cher opportunities. We >H''l "o ""tI'
ceiv. from them any sketches I'll lie events oil !llr
day, which their rapid pens may SiIlke OH.
TIE uUMBUG BREAD!
We charged the Whi"S on Sa'un!av last. nrlf:
the ev,ltnce If letter from an intelligent "eIiti'-
man in Washington, with the design ol circulal-
ing through Virginia thal'aSl lowest hl.!est mum,
bus of The Free Trade Eread As they called
il. We received another lettcr from The Demo
cratic Committee ui Washington, BY Salun'av
evenings mail ami We read 10 the crowded De-
mocraiic Association OF that night, immediately
after Major Daycz;c had concluded his eloquent
speech. We called upon The VIII" gentlemen.
I who were prescni, 10 attend Ia lis coh'rhi>-l'
/ false Ia correct thcin--ani il true, We then ap-
pcacd Ia The pride of c,cry NuSlnlan 10 stop HE
hnm!ug, 81 in>"iia~ 10 lie understandings ol HE
| pcop!c-Su di>"racciul 10 the character 81 The
! sia,r respectable VI Ii" gentleman immediate
I IL noticed tho aoacai anI Wi.!,ou, communicating
tie ac.s prucr,dci 10 >ay, that IL had seen such
+ hrcad-that il was used in Germany 10 feel
the lapolng class, as well rs as Eoiscs n
I small quantities. otcasi16GFa artcH ".,H Grc an
/ joprness- thai il might 'a.!r ic inferred, that
/ Tho rcoplt of This cou.,v w0dd IT, icdGrc" 10
such bread, Il domestic ma nta,lurcS were NJ
PROJECTED ana that ia>i, III oll,,irg humhn2. las
;.c had charged il. lhc eNhton oi >Gch bread
was an arrnu,liri1 ~. tGigiAfHi. 10 the people
We understood, nom dee few remarks that n
fact was admitted lior the arciap, 10 Justify it
/ We waited, however. mitil we saw The W h'% or
Gan of Yesterday lnumng. Morality was, how
ever lnnb'-- We infer from is silence an
admission Of The cha -. Other circumstances
also conifi!utc IL cortirm The existence ii the
! c!ci--lhe Address 81 he Democratic Committee
of Washin",on-ih" Article in the Globe, (noth o;
which va pul,li>hcd, Yesterday motnn@)-and last
If all the following communication in Saluriays
| Alexandria Gazette
| TIE HARD MONEY AND PAUpEP LA
Dor BREAD.
10 HE E3i'oroi M ihrapdrj" Gacdic:
Having noticed in the Globe newspaper OF Fri
day. October i9'h. IN article on the suhicc Of The
German or Paurer Labor and Had Money
Bread, srrt 10 The lion. Willis Green, al Wash
ngion, Ia - dsca hy him toT the information 81
the people oi his country. in which il j. stated
hat htr Wigs doTc hGf u ni0nnfic'ry,H for The
purpose OF Gccciving The people, and which he
Globe calls. the New Yankee Bread Stui>."
| le., leave To state that The Bread referred 10
CAME FROM GERMANY - can H. proved
liz The evidence OF Hundreds al respectable PER
sons Of Baltimore II is precisely The same Kind
al bread used hy the >camcn in The Swedish. Pr;l>
sian, am Norwegian ships. ans hy ,le cmigr:nt
passengers comm. to thi> couniFv from Germany,
and i Lett.r then the Russian bread used hr the
.er!s end scaincn ii that county, - >c"cra Of
our most respectable citizens can testify. II is
precisely the kiri of bread .,d ly the passengers
That cane from Prcmen IN !hc ship Maryland OF
this port make ihs salrmcn, simply ior the
sake Of TRUTH not being one al hat class Of lo-
Iitc;;.nS who think 'thc cad ja>li'lc> Ia" means
as am sorry TO sax j. tie Ca>c with too many
Of The ieadegs Ee it known then, that The Bread
i. t.t.
Il, The paupcr ahnfer. %! Europe have 10 li>c, and
better !lan many ot them can g., ana we've II
necessary. Il certificate loihiS effect could bc east
IL omarcd from The h!c mcn Consul al Baltimore,
and some If our most respectable shi?-mas,cr>
can testify 10 the same fact. The Globe then may
~ well stint MP on the subject al! he Hard Money
aad paurer Labor Bread. II i impossible Tor
the lahorill. men of America. without protection
10 compete with the labor sustained by this Kind
of Bread. LEWIS MCKENZIE.
Alexandra, Oct. ~ lSil.
And here Nh Mex backs his statement hv
Ike certificates of thire captains Of ships, ana two
other persons that such bread is uscd in Holland
and Germany The gentleman m!gft have
spared himself his labor Tor every orc who visits
Bre,aan. &c, &c. knows that s,lch vile Black
hrca1-stuli is used or he purpose oliccling the
la;nrin. class as wei! a. horses. The fact i. al
once a,iri;lcd ana these hGrrcls OF bread have
been procured Il. Willis Green and others Tor
tie purpose of heiE. disiihn'ct 10 humbn2 Il
ploi.d people, like ihc Nrainians. l. i, not so}
And what possible argument can the Wings
found upon such staff a. this sour bread, against
tie principle. of ,ic Democratic Parry J vii!
they sa; tha,. il the present hign Tari'fbc moii-
(ie,i. our wheat ani corn will all bc exported, and
none be lcl for our own consumption! II this he
her view. il is Il mos, sacda; argument against
Themselves The have zca.oEsir advocated
hi.a Tarid. in order 10 project manufactures, aad
thereby crca,c q hcmc marker Tor n portion OF
our farmers nrm.Ecc But now il seems that. b.
Mr. polk's election, tiie whole al our grain is Ia
lie cxpor;cd-ol course, then, TINS iocign market,
which consumes The Whole OF our produce, will
give higher prices 10 our iarncrs and he vastl:
NOR, beneficial 10 them tlan the narrow hor,c
market. which the high Tarilli'cs claim under
the protective system. The intelligent farmers
will al once catch the force al this argument in
ia .or of low duties. aid will turn il with power
upon Henry Clay AMI hi protective system
The Wings cannot lie quite 80 stupid a. 10 adj
vance such on absurd and fatal argument.
Eut the iiu,nbucsing Coons may sax, hat mn
less We adopt the high notions oi protection, our
rcoplc viii bc impoverished. and h. forced to cat
this black, sour bread. This Is another fatal ar
n,Imcnt Look III lie impoverished population
wrc;chci food !? E;as it not been tn" operation
Of oppre> svc. unjust and unequal laws >acliii-
cling hc many f.. lhc enrchin@ vi u few ] las
il no Lccn the effect OF moaop"iics o Tariff &cl
And vc,lhc Wing would force ~. Is similar mo
napoiss ana oppression 10 the same npoycri>l-
cd c1nIiiicn. All liiat we want 10 make oursclscs
happv and prosperous, l. cGui.! laws 10 al, and
lavoi> 10 none. The Tree people Of America de-
sire 40 uonopolie>. no iii@n larli'> oi lrc,ccinn;
the inevitable fruits 81 which are benefits To-
few bu injury and oppression I" tn many.
iVc CANNOT therefore, conceive wha, capital
, tho Whigs nope Ia make OF ihi> stupid ;.Gn5ug.
Tiev can never make the honest and intelligent
farmers Of Virginia believe 'hal the election Of
James X. Polk will stop the cultivation and pro-
duction or wheat and corn, end thcrcby iofcc us
to live upon black. sour I'VE bread. Our sturdy,
Industrious aud nI.h!c:ed farmers will srurn
al such silly attempts 10 i,anosc urnn item ard
viii II tic ballot box pronounce their in ignant
,cproua;ian oi all such insults upon the cuininon
sense sud inhca"E1crice u: Nig..iEians. The
Clay Committee III Washington viii ;'n lie day
when they sci an foot and circulated Such Il ri,ii.
culo,I. ana Scll.ccn.iciin@ argument.
p $. Sacc writing the above. wc learn from
some Whig>. who were ;rcsen;al Yorktown, thai
lie barrel o. rye read W., mol sent ;hcrc far dis
tlilniicn-hu, The facts We have ALREADY publish
81 make il clear, that Inc Coons ri Washington
made arrangements 10 >l;l H." hnlni.uc on is
mission. The. NAV have become ashamed Of H.
AMI have abandoned il in alarm.
I TIE BANK or TIE L. STATES.
We be- oir readers 10 Give tar and tho,
rough reading 10 alil.'c pieces W publish between
this day and The day OF election We will lax
ll.cir patience .1r onlY two weeks loneer-.s, in
les Than fortnight the last tap .! The drum
will be heard aud the great aclom viii take place.
We shall auc:np; % bore 'Fem rs lit'le as We
can, with long pieces either editorial selected
hut We will fafnish them wth The best weapons
We can obtain la arm them for the combat. We
shall particularly tax their patience On Thurs
day .nolnins-when we intend 20 dcdica!e The No