Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13
CnM1LrAICarED.
DIunswick, July lO.

To THE exclusive REPUBL1cANs."
This, my fellow citizens, is the distinctive appellaton
given by Mr.. Clay in his Baltimore speech TO all who
opposed his measures, favourable TO the cleo
ton of General Jackson. 1t is not the first time that
name, intended reproachlu epithet, has been de-
seryedSl retained mark OF honOToJie distinction
choose therefore, TO adopt this properly distinguish
ing the supporters OF the present Administration, the
prncplcs forth in the Veto to the Maysvlle Road
from The parzans of Henry Clay; for it may be fairly
presumed, that Mr. Clay would have sane toned that
bill. Already is this champion of "SysteH,' (mis.
called tAe "Alnercgn Sysem) Of underlined powers, 70
be constructed on the ruins OF the constitution, brought
out in opposition TO The present incumbent. Again
The Genii oil party cOnJuring up the lying Spirits that
nj the last election driven by the breath OF 'ihe
Exclusive Republicans from the face OF their presence
end the places of their confidence. Henry Clay is al
length persuaded TO come forth the Saviour of his
counryl!l To rescue her from that overwhelming
majority oil the people, who elevated his opponent to the
chair OF State. And his followers, il seems, would hope
by their skill, in spoung defamation, fabric1ng letters
and nditng scurrous paragraphs, to throw odium and
contempt upon administration, whose every act
OF Great National concernment, reflects lustre to
primitive days of the Constitution; and 10 arnsh char
acter that infinitely above the reach of their filthy
sponge; in whose light like Saul offarsus they struck
blind. go! that like him they may repent and ere
LOrmF Is our country, in this her early vgOr, be-
come ripe in corrupGon that such agents, by such
means will be allowed 10 conrOul her National COun-
ellis? Forbid ii Spirit Of 10 Forbid il principles Of
98-Virtuc and Patriotism Of the present day-in the
nainc OF Universal Liberty forbid IL and the Con
siiuionthe best hope of the World Will the people
OF Tire United States suffer themso Ives 70 be led from the
tue state OF the great questions which unhappy agi-
tate them, and portend danger 10 their Union, By the
wes OF the opposlioni Shall The advocates Of Hen y
Clay whose policy carries with it the of nevita-
bic destruction 10 the Constitution and quen0y 20
tbe Unon be suffered TO lead of from the
OF all ibis mischief by the carping Of his Editors the
Nuiiikers2' NO--let the odium OF danger TO the
Union rest, where il beloDgs-on lin who would
devise Nlrom what motive not schemes Of
doubtful constiutionality, and press them upon the
people 10 the hazard Of that which is of worth,
% hem, uan oil the Roads and Canals in lie " rid,
added 70 all the revenues Of al GoveFumtnis- (Our
Dnor) Though IL may not weigh feather IN the bal
epce, when the scales are held by sspirsnt 20 The
PiesidcncY Your patriotism, NV Counifynen, will
tnppot the Constitution ond the UHioa, az Idsi al the
sofid interests Of localities, and he intigues OF
bion, however drXterousy IL may ceniine such ia.
,eres Tor The unha lowed pUrpose OF exalung scN up.
On The Iuios oi yocr country. b, ye DO. deceived.