Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-20

be done by. ask, what has secured you this pr
tent power OF Stamping taischoods against
your opponents? Is il the sanctty of your Oil e,
which you have prostituted!--'' II is time (you
say) that the real Republican Party, speak NOT OF
/ former divisions, springing from causes II logger
| existing. and are sought to be kept up by some
men in particular places, only for sinister purpo-
ses,) that party under whatever flag lis members
sSInFv heretofore have acted--that party, which
loves freedom for freedoms -ake-juSiiy To esti
mate the impending perils, and TO proceed with an
energy and union. called tor by the existing
crisis in the Republic" Wasever such sentence
before spoken by man!! You an Ulua-Federalist,
J thermal support and prop OF an administration
more hideous than that OF the elder Adalns-main
tanning doctrines utterly at with liberty and
its guarantees calling upO,i the real Republican
party for help in time of need. for yourself and
your partner in the empire This is ellrontery,
bold indccd!-But you do not stop there" You
speak not of divisions, sprinsinS from
longer existing" Now, sir, ask you, and will
put the question to every man OF sound sense in
Amcrica--lf the same causes do no, exS. 10 form
parties in this country that have heretofore Nisted?
Namely restricted and aatitudinarian construc-
ton of the constitutions but this, you say, +" is
sought to be kept up by SOME men in particular
places, for sinister purposes" The real kepuhii-
cans OF this country who would keep their party,
in certain constitutional tracts pure, hers
Charged by you with . sinister purposes.' II hi,
is not throwing down the gauntlet to the Republi-
can party, and charging them with evil designs,
know not what is. Sir, the doctrines OF rhos.
back ground--and those illusrious men, with their
followers, to be put in the shade-and the Web
sters and tho Ciays, and the j. G. Adains's doe
trines to prevail Unfortunate men! Dost thou
think 10 wash the Ethiopian white, to reverse
az iong-estsbsed mayins,'' and reverse the
Judgment of half century, since the foundation
of tie Jefersonian party: Sir must bring you TO
the Jeflersonian party-to first principes-not to
your 90 modern, tangled" republican party
and at the head OF the ." reap republican party, as
You would have US believe, that j. q. Adams--the
g Hypocrite" and the Apostate,'' and Daniel
Webster, your mouth piece and analgamation man,
and Henry Clay, the Orator oil the " est" are.
Believe me, sir, that the real republicans of this
country not gulls, to swallow the Adams and
Webster and Clay doctrines, no matter of what
g modern, new tangled or Sc heterogeneous"
compound they make partake. They will, in de-
spite of you, exercise little discretion and udg-
Tnent of their own. Butin the Don Quixotte folly
your speech, armed with the poison oil asps, you
call upon all the 'new-fangled,' sheterogenious''
compounds, no matter g under what flag its MEM
bers may heretofore have acted. blue spirits
and gray'-to come 10 your relief. Desperate,
indeed, must be your cause-despair hangs upon
your declaration: and ii il were not that believe
4, and know you, from your acts and showing, to be
a traitor to the Jefersonan Republican party, and
a negociator Of the nearest and dearest prioleges
Of teen'en, in consideration OF Office, might be
induced to feel" sympathy" for you. But do you
ind the . Aposste" MI. A.. with all your endea-
Svors to transcend the limits of the constitution,
3 deserve the sympathies'' Of free people? The
people have warmed you in their bosom, and YOU
are now ungratefdlly attempting to sling them.
Again, you say; 90 regardless Of imputaons and
proud of the opportunity OF free and unrcsI aimed
intercourse, with all my fellow citizens, if ii were
physically possible, and compatible with my Off
cial duties, l would visit every State go to every
town ana hamlet, address every in the %Inion,
and nreat them by theii love oil country, by their
love of liberty, &c. &c. sc. TO pause, solemny to
pause, and contemplate the precpice which yawns
before u.s. Ii is nothing than tue, Mr..
laU fhat have hpan fnO roc fl.cGr
putations '-imputaions that have naturally sprung
from your own conduct and acts: It's a pity that
you are so case hardened, not to for " i'm
putations,' that hang so heavy upon you-but so
reckless are you, in the accomplishment of your
own lf-aggrandisement-so goaded on by the
aspiring spurs of criminal ambition, that you
would brave every danger and disregard the in
functions of decency itself You would visit eve
ry town and every hamlet, and address every man
in the Union; you would PROSTATE the Office you
now hold you would daggle it in the mire; you
would set an evil and perncious example-one
which, hope, will never be tolerated by the peo-
pie of this country, for the purpose of continuing
the present Dynasty four years longer in Office
and for the purpose OF cnsuring your views a
g safe precedent" and your claims heir appl-
rent TO the throne, after his Majesty has retired.
And again, Ii, indeed, we have incurred the
divine displeasure, and it be necessary to chas-
Use this people, with the rod of his vengeance
would hnInbly PROSTATE myself before him, and
inplore his mercy to visit iavoured land with
scoHrSe, other than military rule, or blind and
needless enthusiasm for mere military renown.'-
! have long known your Infatuated hatred OF Gen.
Jackson.-But it would have been difficult for
me, extrmely difficult, TO have anticipated, and
have brought myself to believe that any human
!. heart could have contained compound of so much
folly, madness, and vengeance.-Sir, are YOU in
deed so infatuated, so much blinded by the roth &
fumes, of an outrageous ambtion-as think that
you can thus revert the intention of the American
people, from their support of Gen. jacksonville
seems, indeed that you are.-But all the vals of
your wrath, that have been emptcd, and all that
you may have in reserve for him--ail your bitter
and Infatuated denunciations, will only confirm the
American people in.their enlichtCaed preference
OF him, TO yourself and Mr. Adams Your course
OF Electionecring, and this celebrated Baltimore
speech, more especially, is calculated TO open their
eyes. Your feelings of relentless hostility-Your
bosom burning with rage & luminosity is laid bare
heaying with all the violence of volcano. Were
your prayers to take effect, before the Eternal
Fhrone-you would strew with desolation this
peaceful and tranquil country. The effects of the
disastrous throes OF the Volcano are generally
confined in few miles Of the surrounding coun-
try-but you would visit whole nation with
scdT, with pesttience, with famine, rather than
Gen. Jackson, placed in the Presidential chair,
to the exclusion Of the present incumbent, and his
hopeful successor.-I must here exclam May
Heaven i'll its infinite mercy save us from the
''ruc, ofsuch man, Is such civilian. You exceed
all the " Cromwelis, the Caesars, the Mariuses the
ScilIas, the Herods, the Cagulas, the Heleoga.
buluses OF former ages You transcend all the ty-
rants from the commencement of history 10 the
present day. You would visit with the devastating
sword, with pestilence and famine, entire ma
ton, and that too land in which you were born
and bred, TO which you under obligations for
the place you once held in her affections. With one
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