Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-11

rones Tho "ruin" that the new Tarln Oil Is aoo.'
n iraic, mon The manufacturers The Georgia
who's on Tho contrary, denounce The DILL De-
c,u.e !, a;ves ,oo much bountes TO The manu-
fac,urers. Hear the Georgia journal. w H's ,c,
"Lo,scu is bcvond The reach Of your w. a.. Sims
was The remark Of an t,as'eln .r l,.aTi And
We aeTce ,y;,b him perfectly. Lowell VIII VII al
,r,rs be hevond The reach olany such bill. ! heIe
is nrOteci0n enough in il 10 make Love-, LIZ
e 81 in twenty Years 10 build another Lowell
We foo, satisfied that the whole South Will suS-
tain tho Presidents veto OF The mischievous River
and u.rhor hill The Milledgevie (Ga) Re-
corder, Wing, says: , ,,rovs-
aThs concentrations for Internal Improve
mems N. Cleansing out Of Western Rivers @c'
,,.te an snor,nnu, DRAFT on the public resources.
Tha nsnncrocv al the South have maze 'h's
eynerd;,nrs for Internal Improvements weishy
cnaras nnon he Wings The stump. has iuhs
,,;,h narncra,;c denunciation on this IoPic.--
We'll his Hill. iusl passed by this Democ'd au.
ConeIess. is about as strong ooss u in'ea &C
provement, in The way ol sPehu'nS iAo"'
could well be gotten np' D
The Recorder is right. The SouIherh pe'',o'
cracy have always denounced This SYSTEM on 'ne
broad principles OF right AM justice anu ."e
Constitution Bul, though, under The operation
oe Ioo.ro,,;,o and The union ot few Democrats
with the whole Wing party, this od'ous Dill was
passed by Democratic Congress, yet The he
corler will lake care TO observe that 1t was
l.;ued bv Tho veto of a Democratic President,
who thereby carried out the wishes OF large
majority of the Democratic party, anu redeemed
h;s most solemn pledges 10 defend the ConstiIu-
lion We doubt not, that The "sober second
thought" of the people will justify the act Al
all eycn,s the friends OF just and equal lesisla-
lion will have sure guarantee thal, or iour years
n come. the National Treasury Will mol be drain
ed 10 carry on system OF partial, local.
wasleiul and corrupling Internal improvements.
The Democrats in defeating Mr.. Clay, have
achieved this among other excellent results.
The Wing presses guard so lenderly The rePu-
lation Of MIR. Haywood, that we should naturally
exnrc, 10 see them throw their editorial agls
around the good name of Mr.. Jarnagin, ALSO
He retained his office, voted for The Tariff bill,
under instructions, and still does mol escape the
assaults Of his Wing allies. "A Tennesseean" IN
the Philadelphia North American pulls him TO
pieces without mercy ard assais his private re-
la,ions without, stint. OF course, The National
In,elligencer, always so jealous Of any attempt 10
violate the sanclity OF the Senatorial office, will
thunder its Indignation against this Tennessee
an" Wing though he be, who dares 10 criticize
Senator's conduct We make few extracts
from this Wing denuncialon OF a Wing Senator
for having acted with cofup! motives!
"Mr. Jarnagin's character, and his position and
reputation al home, seem not we'll known mere.
venture to stale them as know To be true. lie
never had the esteem or confidence OF any rcspec-
table portion OF The people OF Tennessee, Wings
or Democrats; and this lack Of esteem and conf
dence affects moi only his public character bul i
nideiy and Mmonghiy fiji as 10 has fr'rofe aeia-
tions. Particularly dcfsic,t IS nc considered IN
common Juthfuiness, in sleadiness OF purpose, IN
hrmness OF principle, and reliableness upon pres
sino occasions. A lrGat Of moral tone 'sH0f"pga-
IN sfamped info his character. Capacities Of INTEL.
lee, he certainly possesses much above me com
mon ,ndowmenls Of men, But these have given
him little weight and efficacy in life, because Of
his lack Of lie virtues which give Intensity and
earnes,ness 10 mental efforts and inspire men
with confidence. The pretext upon which he
places his vote Of obedience TO Instructions IS OF
he FUNNIEST kind Of falscho0d II will be mel with
universal mockery throughout The Stale 81 len
nessee he feels no more concern ior Inc doc
trine Of legislative instructions than he docs Tor
The religion of Mahomet. II constituted M part
nj nc motircs which guided his conduct. Stntsfer
influence Of some kind lies at The bohoat What u
was can only be conectured in the present wan.
Of information. II ever disclosed, il will be seen
10 be an influence ot very grave character or very
irfinr and contemplate. Il is as likely 10 he The
one as the other.
GLOW. then il is natural 10 ask, did ne obtain
place in the Senate Of the United States The
facts belonging 10 his election furnish ready
answer.
"In The Legislature which elected Mr.. Jarna-
Gin The political parties were nearly equal The
Wings having majority on joint ba Hot, las well
as reelected Of four votes, one in lhe Senate,
and three IN The House. This balance OF num-
bers placed The election OF Wing Senator in
the control al 4 few members al that party. MIR.
Janasns friends, three or four i'll all, availed
themselves Of this position o. things. They dis
timely and firmly placed the election OF Wing
Senator upon The coad,tion that Mr.. larnaSIn
should be the person Otherwise they would unite
with lie Democrats, and elect 4 Senator OF that
parry In this pressure, The other Wing mem
OtIS yltIQcut anu mus ul. JdIHu5i oo'o'asa
seat he now unrorfaly occupies. II was at Inc
time matter of deep and general nofllncahnn
10 The Wing Party, isH 10 be a dishonor 10 "e
STATE of Tennessee"
The Wing press are full of tender compassion
for the mechanics and operatives, who are TO De
"runed" by the new Tariff law. AS 10 the vaunt-
ed BLESSINGS" of the Tariff oil 1912 upon the in
dustry OF the country, we shall introduce The les