The daily union., 1852-09-15

From ths Richmond Enquirer, Sept H.
VIM. r.. King and the Bankrupt Law.
We copy the following little editorial from q late num-
Der of the "Lynchbug virginan;'
"we frequently bear democratic orators speak Of the
'odious bankrupt Law whg measure. 1t 10 well
enough under such crcumsances to let the people know
dency in 1884, voted for h. Identical 'odoas
He also voted for the United States Bank chsrter
by which that party consider tho strongest proof federal
ism sustained"
Is the statement here pontedly and deliberately made
that VIM r. King posd for that Identical MEASURE. "odi-
" in point Of facti II is for here is
the vote upon that "idsnfe bill" and to it we call atten
ton
YrAsMessrs Barrow, Bates, Berrien, Chosts, Clay OF
Kentucky, Clayton, DiIon Evans, Henderson, Hunngon
ei, Waite, wIIli.m., wcodbudge. and Youur-Ss
Calhoun, Cay Of Aiabams, Cu,6bsr,, Fulton, Grahsm
KING, Linn. xcRober., Nicholson, PIERCE. Prsnus..
Woodbury., and wrighi-7s
We call upon the vginian and the whig papers that
copied the statement TO show themselves right, correct
their missia,ement OF public record, confess an
attempt nure public servant in the face Of facts too
notorious to be perverted.
But two democrats voted for the odious" bankrupt
law Of ls5i-Waker and Young and the former did 40
The measure, then, was whg measure. and the wings
will have to bear s odum, tortured and chafed they
already are under the chas,semen's OF public ndsna
ton, on account OF other sins.
Tbevote Mr.. Clsy's bank BILL passed three days af-
ter the passage OF the bankrupt law, stands the record
thus:
Kentucky, Dixon Evans. GRAHAM, Hsads,son' Hsn,ng T.
on Ksr, Msnsuma M.uics, Miller, Morshead, Phelps.
soa,Ssrd. T.imadss, White, and WcodSddss.- s.-2s
Of Fssn a ks fas Gy
Nicholson, PIERCE, Rives SEWER Smith Of Conneccut
Surgeon. Tappan, Walker, Williams Woodbury., Wright
and Young "a.
BY way Of little grape. give the vote the
bill for brbng the Satesno whggery with the proceeds
OF the public lands, alias the distribution BILL passed Au-
gust 26, 1s4I
YrAs-Messrs. Archer, Barrow Bates. Bsyard, Berren,
Choate, Clay of Kentucky, Clayton, Dixon, Evans RA-
HAM, Anderson, Huntngton, Ker, Mansnm, Merick,
mons, Smith OF indiana Southsrd, Talmadse and Wood
Nsvs-Me,.r. Allen. Benton, Bocbansn. Calhoun, Clay
Mouton, Nicholson, PIERCE, Preston Sewer, smith Of
Connecticut Sturgeon, Tappan, Walker, Williams Wood
bury, Wright, and foung-1
Lastly, to complete the picture, here ia a quotation
from General Scots great circular letter OF October rs,
ls41:
:" "LEAprNe MEASURES SESSION or Cow
would have been given avor OF tie
BILL, the BANKRUPT HLr and the second BILL CREATING
FISCAL CORPORATION"
The conclusive record given above presents the clear
est psinest and strongest why ihe people OF
Virginia, and all good REPUBLICANS everywhere, who
have any regard for the maintenance o tueconsuuuon
the welfare OF The confedeacy, and the preser OF
public and private morals, should repudaie Scott and
Graham and cordially rally to the support OF Pierce and
King We thank the Scott organ or giving us me op-
poriuny Of demonstrating the fidelity OF our glorious
candidates 10 the cherished political creed OF Virginia
and on the other hand, the nnsonndness and unntness
Of Scott and Graham TO eceve any supports ioe hands
OF Virginia or any other portion OF the coniederaoy