Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26
WHO Is THE cHARLArAN:

.b, s,ens himself "po1 POpal," nigh. more properly
ave signed himself "Icr It pr.tsrea mill for he
,i,,s indeed "Nahf much ado a6ont Nothing. he IS
I,ssd 10 style us the prince of Charlatans but
"a mont With more proprlety call hun the chatlatan
~. could no, n conscience call hun the "Pnnce oil
,hatlalans because, though he attempts 10 deceive
~, Public he lacks ingenuity 10 raise han TO any
distraction IN his profession lie Will never De aoe
. baai the People cut o.. their senses. What are The
49,, of Inc case: The Feds OF $40 met in solemn
,ccl,vs to address the State. They wanted the
od,," the Guinness, the "honesty I'VE Use the
l,ss, an,uage OF Of their own friends y 10 come
~ and tell The People frankly, that they ware in Ia
-. If \ National Bank, Protective Tariff, &c
On, 10 they played on Ihey were a.ra'a 10 avow
5. real primo pies, lest they should offend the pre-
;,.es If the Peopls-but they spread their nets as
80 they could TO catch "b,rds of every feather.
70 Rsnublcans had too much sagacity not to see
,s,,ch ,ae,r insd,ous disguise They charged them
a,,be tine with assuming mask, and with conceal
- w.. sernne principles. The Wings however, de-
- .h ...,st lnpeachmen;. Bot mark sooner
"a ,t. cot INTO power, under false pretences, than
800 na.sued 10 carry out not the principles they had
n-t..s.!, ba. those they had concealed They called
..bo, haste" an Extra Session OF Congress, before
heco,n,ry ecu ii from lis deuSon On the 9Th
June on the 7th day Of the ssion the DC a'o'
I ,on the table of tn Senate series resolutions,
caring on, the separate jobs OF work which his toll
l,we!s were expected II perlorm-etnorac no BANK,
T.eif Distribution, &c, and cecilrng, thai Tor tne
sake of Gispach It expetent to divide the labor
and distribute the business, proper 10 be done at THIS
session. betoeeq the Senate and the House of Repre-
ssn.a,ives" Their acts showed how truly the Repuo-
Leans had penetrated the mask they had assumed -
Bn. Nj, TYLER whom Messrs. Bolts u Co had threat
ensd 10 head, would no, exactly obey the whistle
o; the leader, vetoes some oil his bills, and tnwafi'
some Of their rea! designs
50 much for the chapter Of the past Ind notc io'
me future About TO commence new canvass io
the Presidency, Mr.. ". Newton writes Letter 10 ;h'
Committee o: Invitation OF their late SAFE Convention
n which ne advises them 20 come out Ike honest mel
with then real principles and m; to initiate me IN
candid and dishonest example which they had pursued
}, l-1n Throurh the indiscreton OF the H. " hiT
this letter sees the Highland we no point u th's DO
cu:nent, confirming the serious caa'ges Which We
rad made against them ia $40. We call upon Mf
Newton as witness establish the impeachment; and
,he, b,.. no more respectful. member in their ranks
~ oF.e, his testimony All III ms 10 US PLAIN and
candid enourh-wh ID here comes this candid and
honest ccc.,ne ntatoy from Mr. Newtoas county, who
denies that Nj. Newton IS witness: Denies too, tina,
his hunbug party were uncandid m lci0; when, not
only does NJ Newton say so, but their organ IN
this CITY, ss,zed with TT o. political morality, v:r
tually ad ni.s It IN his Amherst l.sltaf-aad what IS
still more. when their recorded acts IN the
Extra Session OF ISL, ratified all that We had said
in 1910 and all that Mr.. Newton says l-i4.-
WAC then IS the chez, and the charirGn' We, who pre-
Gace Mr. Ms letter in support of the charge; or, ne
who first denies that there any thing IN ha letter,
and then saws, that ''rnaking much ado a5oa,
nothing" Let the ko1eS. tribunal Of Pablo opinion
decide between II i, does not pronounce him 10
b. cheat for this ,nsidcus attempt 70 turn Mr.. $
letter into "nothng, Will be content 10 wear tie
cap ourselves Otherwise, We mus, pl!ce TIE tool s
cap the bell, upon the 'lga head Of the sc,ib5ler
;.oci Westmcrs land
In jes,,ce 10 als. y, We mpst notice one s.otemen
OF MS '.iend and pitcher H. afiiruis, that NJ.
made no secret Of his dissatisfaction ih the Richmond
Iaa,tes,o Of Si0--and he leaves To infer aa; thou
sands Of ardent, intelligent Wings, joined HIM in the
sentiment. THIS assertion speaks 10 the credit Of Nj
ssaracity and candor Blu, 1t Is misfortune never
u have heard al that time since, ual the cat was
LEI OF, Of the bag any declaration being made from MI
" 4. he tim., such see in THIS famous letter
viz that the authors OF The manifesto were wanting IN
s.candor" in .sirmness, in '.honesy, IN concealins
their sentiments and spreading their nets for birds OF
every feather Mr. Bolts TO his credit be spoke ny
openly proclaimed his objection to the Address, ana re-
fused 10 circulate under his cormorant frank but we
never heard or saw i, coming from The wing Eiec-
tor Of $780, nor from the Wing Representative Of lo44