Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-15

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.coin an such /, asns.. We not sxsins, his Buk
because w. are not within the shade OF Is marble CO.
iomus. We arc net against II, because we do
not live wi hin tho sound Of tbs spinniug i'm.
nie' OF Ph'ld'lpbia-we are not ngaipst l., be-
Gauss 10 not our interest be for IL. We
bumbly leave I'll sueh political courses 10 our WORTHY
i'irnd OF the finer iean Sennci-we leave him 10 inn
prove upon the maxim OF one OF lis own Ph,lsd.Iph
poii,ciansnd TO avow, no i,ase., hat we are both
men oil principle according 10 tn. local interests OF our
respective Stts' 4 virginis was opposed tho Bank
COR st1 local grounds long before this supported
o'Iaiety Of Interests cxs'ed-and we musi be excus
On or rayng hst i, 10 unjust TO a,crise h-r
0Ppo hos 70 a-y but tho true grou"ds-hut ab.urd 1,
."ro DC II 10 thors whNh havs L ever once entered
| into the heads Of hsr Statement
Inc sentinel is pleased to prcsent the Bank as part
OF the established A. Syste1; ally of the Tariff
anu oil internal improvements, &c., switch all
one and the same system OF general welfare-one and
indivsibe.'-If this were true, we freely confess /,
would only confirm our objections TO this mammoth
tuuon-Bpt is not true For who is the mos, powe
fui advocate Of the Bank Mr. McDuffe. Who, the
most violent eneiay OF the Tariff MIR. McDuIie, a.
gain-Mr Calhoun is friend Of the Bank and an enc
my OF the TariH-lis with many other politicians
And it Is Ion for the refining mind of the Sentinel to
make system OF the whole. He may consider il;
and so may many OF the friends of the Bank around him,
aud eisewhere--But has Mr. Walsh become friend OF
the Tariff or has the New York American! and vet
they are tho warnest friends OF the Bank-and its sup
plements so out with their papers.
We repeat, however, that such union would only
conhrm our objections TO the Bank.-The whole system
would be forced and unnatural. Those who oppose it,
OF
the age: II is exactly the reverse The spirit OF the
age is Liberty knocking of the shsckles which the
monarchca institutions Of the old oud had imposed up.
on man. To be as free possible in the holding of
TO be free in choosing religion in Choosing our
own pursuits OF busnessTs the spirit Of the age-t is
least the spirit OF the free government Of country
oht the federal government 10 the pow only which
nave been conveyed TO by the people of the States
10 leave all others to the States or the peopIegiving
more as they are found wanting, and in the way only
which Is pointed out by the Consttution-and leaving
the states to exercise their powers, as to
private Judgment and employment little as possible
consistent with the rights of others and the good of tho
whole thiss the true spirit Of age and country As
MT Legare justly remarks in his speech the Charles
ton dinner (received yesterday 'Sr, it is not only as
Sou.ern man. that protest against the tariff law. The
doctrine oil Free Trade is great undame entail doctrine
OF civilization. The world must come to II at last
u mo visions OF Improvement in which lovo to in.
dge arc ever to be reazcd"-It is in this spirit that
Virginia acts and she respectfully thinks is her sis
ter States, who initiating the policy of Europe
monarches that may rather be considered behind the
age.
The Sentinel is pleased to advise the lower parts Of
Virgnia to be industrious, to cultivate manufactures
,hlcrnal improvements, &C. He has our best acknow-
Judgments for his advice-We admire industry as
much as any OF our Eastern Brethren for which
qualify we could not praise them highly. We are AZ
great enthusiasts in the cause OF Internal Improve
"e"t, conducted by State means individual funds as
any man in Pennsylvania. We admire her shirt in
this way and we hope the time is at hand when even
virginia will scarcely be behind" her. We are
IN avor OF several species Of Manufactures indeed
OF all Tor which We naturally ripe. But leave in
airiduais TO themselves. Do not let Government be
impairment enough to judge for of own pursuits
and regulate all our labour and capital. Do away
with this Fictitious Tariff which taxes one part of our
people too much for tho benefit of another The
SCUM would probably establish more manufacture,
without IT, than with it, Leave TO ourselves and we
sal establish several, for which are adapted
should ind them out for ourselves, in tme-and we
would establish those only, and carry them to the
degree TO which are best adapted.
We have not done with this subject-we must suit
ourselves to the crowded state OF coIum ,s-Mean-
while. we would return the compliment Of the Sent-
nell and on part ddrs: him read over tie former
resolutions Of his own highly respected State, the
key stone OF the American archagains, the Bank of
me onittd &nfes.-He may perhaps think less I'M
kindly OF Virginia, when he the course which h $
own Pennsyl' ania took upon the same subject.