Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-26
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The following structures from the last .Ne,c
York Euening POst-They are Just as far as they go
Recent events painted out the course which THU 20
are destined to take unless the strong voice of thu
Peop'e snail put its veto upon them THE America an
System, as has been falsely called, has TWO
he money-'dising power is one;he money spending
power Is The other. by means Of an oppressive Ia
fin requ's ions arc ld upon he peopls-and by me an
OF in'ern improvements, the fruits of those r. quisi
lions are to be expended. II the money could no,
be laid out in improvements, there would be less
temptation to raise it by the Tariff. II il were
mol raised by Tariff, the system of Improve
meht' 10 De carried ino execution by the Fed.-
raj authority, would have much fewer advocates
Thus, the two branches support each other Cut off
sl'her and the other would iessen If not lang a.
way. Unite the two, and you change The whole face
oil the Constitution. You establish at once a magni-
cent powerful, and porteDtous consolidation. Instead
OF security, you give us splendor-Iosiead of princi
paly attending to our external concerns YOU establish
an Internal administration, which usurps the province
OF the State Govefnme nts-Instead Of a limited Can
stiution, have political machine, which has no
pereepthle and saiutary restrc ionsBut 10 the art
Gle from the W. Y. f.. Post:
There is before the Legislature OF the state Of New
YORK resolution proposing distribution OF ,hs sur.
Plus iund oil the general government among the states
according TO their respective 10 be applied
by 'hem TO the purpose OF internal Improvement We
have already more Than expressed opinion on
this MEASURE, which seems TO US liable 10 manv and
strong objections and among them the greatest s the
direct indscemenl holds forth continue the pr. Sc
sysom of exhorbitan, imposi. some times Jailed ga
mercan Syste. This first and great struggle in
oploon should be TO reduce the mond.rate and
equitable rates, 10 break down pernicous restciions
oPase all kinds oil occupation on an equal footing
aud allow enterprise TO extend itself freely in every d.
reccn. When this me- it will tie time to look IN o
the heasu'y and whether it contain, any surplus
money TO BIS disposed Ct. la the me ami lime however
these resolutions conem plate the existence of sys
TEN OF high duties, for without high duties there will
be no'hins to dis ribute Agree TO distribute the sur
piu' monies among the states aud you at once
hew interest In favor OF the present system. Every
N inter al
view' and expects the money from the national
y will be adverse 10 every plan for reducing tho pnb
lie burdens. Touch The duty woolIens, and you
destroy the hope OF new Railroads strike out IN su.
gar duty, and you annbilate canal LIZ, fifs, re-.
form our sysiem Of indirect taxation Will. we are in
Gus ssnes and above ALL let increase the TEN o..
tation to keep IL as il Isl"
We have said that the preceding stcurss are a, cor
rec as lar 40 they go But they do not 90 lar enough
Even II ihs were aoy surplus m0neyin the Treasury
mere would be no authority under the Constitution to
power gven- and none such ghl 10 be usurped for
the sake OF erpedency.
a p bile meeting Of the DsmoeTaie Citizens OF
Chester County Pennsylvans, on the 9,h mat; unani.
mousIy adopted the following resolutions
"hrso'ved, That we cordially app, owe the aDnunc.-
ton, toy General Jackson, in reply 10 The
members OF the Lezisa Of this state expr-. sing
hi, son'ent stand candidats fJr lection as Pre-
usn, the public good requires H. and being Of opin-
100 that the public good does require il, W. pledge
ourselves 10 make all fair aud boaourablo 10
,romcts bis reelection.
"Rrsoved, That esteem IL the riy hi of Penn,yl.
vanis 10 consideration Of her former q
and hfm democracy, now 10 bring frwsrd one of her
own sons, as candidate for the Vice Pre- sidsncy in
the room Of he Hon John c Calhoun, who's. term Of
service, (as precedent has established ) will expt.
on the Alb OF March, 1888.
"Reseved, That We repose the utmo3 cor fidence H.
The conduct, talents, and expefsnce of the Hon. Jane,
buchansb; ADD feel, az PennsyVaoian, iu.t prids p
recommending him 10 followed iz,ts IF tie stats
and OF the United a,es as an individual efninensIy
qushed to discharge the sb aud important da ie o,
Wee Pfesd- nj Of he Unted States, and We pI DE
ourselves 10 extend 10 him an hoLeurabls and 6rm
.uppor'."
The Reader will perceive, from the letters Of the
President CT the United Saies and OF the Secretary
OF lhs Treasury. that this Safe stands bior upon IN
books # the Treasury, tor more than SIOO OOO
on account OF advances made for Rsvolu tionary or
fsnses- Blu sibce those accounts we're fquared of
opon the Treasury Books, monies 10 eoasid, rable
amount have disbursed by this Sta e. tor he mi.
ncis Regiment. aud her R5vOlutisn nary ezpense, IT,
atleast $500 600 Our right to rembur.eu m. Mt Of
these psymen Tfss, In The opinion OF gentle men wha
have Examined the question, upon the same priucipls
as those which have been paid, the books Of in.
United 'aies' Treasury The Comm siouer who /,
about to be appointed by Virginia will, T. course as.
serain the smount -four elsnsand hey will be bers
ater pressed upon lhs Government Of the u. States