Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-18
THE POSITION ASSUMED BY rnE MALcoN.

TENTS
The editor OF the National Gazette has at last openly
declared, what long since predicted with regard the
course OF me Statesmen and parties Of the North and
Wesf, with whom lac acts.-aBy this einissary OF 10.
reign ersoeacy and organ of the drnestc enemies OF
our government, we plainly told that these States
men ana parties whose views he is chosen to Indicate
ecu probably resist all the efforts of the adninistra-
uom 70 save he country from the anarchy threatened by
nullcaon They will resist all propositions appease
the sectional disconients by concession maintain the
au'h1res oil the Union by coercion. We give the para
graph PHI ..,.,
are TO induce ,4e Nnlle suspend their oasaa until the
the same time prevail , present tho
SSS 81 wIhOa delay 10 eonSI with tho scheme Of
@ because they will not wsio SEQ the eject of The Pic
MN them sa,esnen and par;e. OF The ives, and north
aSn The virtual language organ to
we have viaebo your
e. but we give up you The whole protective policy Internal I'm
the General Government all you snaly equcIooly have
Every man who reads this passage IN the Bank Gazette,
must perceive that the coalition of Webster Clay aud
Calhoun was intended TO survive the eecioa The Low
ing social harmony, which subsistcd in their private in
ercourso during the seeming opposition of the last session.
was e result OF perfect Understandings that the north
ern aud western leaders press South Carolina with
the Iaf, 10 bring Modification into action and to throw
ie Government into anarchy and then the Influence of
Mcssrs. Webster and Clay TO be exericd in foing
every measure Of the administration aay the troubles
IL was hoped that thus the country might at last be driven
TO submit every thing the arbitration of the Trunyrs
as the only refuge from civil The ground assumed
by the Banks Edior-speaking for the men who are
TO WELD its power and influence, in subverting the Co.
vcrnmcnt of the people, and establishing its ownpan-
y shows the course which il will be pursued by
the enemies of the Republic. The moderate and Just
concession proposed by tho Executive, in his successive
Messages, which 10 relieve the agricultural classes
every where of the burdens of which il has complained
and tho planting interests especalyis denounced
"GENERAL SAcRIFIcE'' not TO he countenanc ed
And yet we told in the BREATH by this ins,ru
ment OF deprayed and corrupt institution, that the
sres proposed by the President enforce the execution
nf tho Tar 10, I'll ,.t.L a..
has declared it TO be his intention TO execute them,
will be resisted by the enemies of concession as "a PLAN
or lMNoLATioN." Can the honest and intelligent pa
riots OF this land who love their country and lis ns
lions OF whatever party, lend themselves the policy
here dsclosedi Moderate concessions on one hand the
called upon oppose because il is recommended b
the President The firm execution of the laws, they are
expected 10 resist because It'll the duty of the President
The Tariff laws are To be kept up keep up rebe on
and the power 10 maintain those laws is be put down.
that the administration may he put down. as incapable of
preserving the authority of the country.
he enemies OF our form of Government, of whom the
Editor OF the Gazette is well known the most willing
and ever ready instrument have failed aggrav
all the causes OF discomfort, that they might profit by them
when brought a crisis. They invited by every means
war, and they urged our Government, resist them
ihey branded its hesitation cowarice, and stimulated
TIE pubic pride by declaring that the nation could
kicked into But when the wrongs, perperated at
the lnSidous insgaton of traitors TO our nsi-
uon' lett no alternative but war the peridous whose
management mad brought II on the country, found
in Congress, in the State Legislatures and in Hartford
Conventions devoted 10 the cause e the enemy. Its
now. The Tariff leaders against concession This
general Sdcrif ce They are against coe ion This
is 'pdn Of immOlGtion" Their whole policy is directed
TO make dissolution of the Union nevitable the con-
nicts OF organized parties. Civil is TO be intro
dueet az a foreign brought upon us 10
overthrow the system of Government adopted by the saoes
oil me Revoinon and, after passing through the mise
Tapie VicIssuies which have marked, and continue
mark, the Republics of Mexico and South America the
AsIocracy OF the country hope fix their yoke upon the
necks oil the Tree people in this country it is in Eu
rope.-W. Globe.