Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-02

NJ, FOR THE Eve ULRER
MEssRs EDIroRs-I cordially congratulate YOU ON the
suspicious signs Of the times In despite of the proate
union OF all the miserable factions the ,lay in despite
OF all the power and prodigal and corrnp use Of the MI
lions Of the Bank Of the United States the ,cH of The
people will PREVAIL The Presidents re- election is now
beyond all manner OF doubt. belonged to that
class oil politicians who could suppose there was any
chance OF his defeatmaugre the bank faction and ia
ndteism. The claims which his services have establish
Gu 10 ,ne deep gratitude OF the people, be put
aside either by the efforts of political desperadoes or an
asiocracy OF money changers brokers' The conduct
oil The Bank on this OCCASION has established some of tie
siroiig objections urged by the President The warning
voice OF Jefferson was heard, but long needed Look
TO his published opinions this subiecteIook IN his cah
,e opinion oil lI9i Correspondence 4h vol 523d page
or MS views on ITS political tendencies you must look to
separate paragraphs throughout all his letters from 'gI IN
the date of his death. - "
The glory has been reserved to Con jackson of
Cling this hitherto sleeping Lion The efforts of the BanL
the arguments Of the Veto Message and the reflection. n
The people on the subject, will SEAL forever trust the
tate OF That, or any similar institution. Millions feel a.,
grateful to him Tor this single act for all the rest of hi,
useful HE speak not in The spirit of hauery when
refer 10 me confidence and gratitude Of the people for
hey arc VIC reward next TO an approving conscience the
most dear to patriot. ~
The Bank influence in Virginia i, less. perhaps, than
any where else but II is felt, probably in some degree
by the stockholders and heavy debtors Of the Bank But
you know that Virginia has always been opposed 10 sc
BANK ana mat her people have not been exposed nuc,
10 the couPuons That have dsgraced tho elections Of
some Of the other States. The circulation OF pamphlets
and papers IS the most that dare be attempted But this
expedcnt will not do, and am glad 10 sec II losing ts in
Huence elsewhere. The prostitution of ,bs n,~,, ever
heres Is h9mietng in the extreme look UPON il viii,
uhnuefaOIe dsgust and IL others were like me- they
"ouu ue Tvs hes with profound contempt and rey up.
on the competence OF TRUTH and the honest conyc.
IONS on honest men Personal dersciion has been for
egn y 50 nueh the order Of the day, tina, It ought TO
be regarded as evidence Of merit rather than Of deier
us venom mas been poured forth the best men in our
country and whoever has been useful TO the admnistra
lion, aided in exhibiting the Oppositon r., bsr e co
o' mas enjoyed tho satisfaction Of seeing the degree Of
MS success measured by the quanlun and vugsy OF the
abuse hesPcd upon him. am sorry that ali our fr1e nds
are not animated by the sentiment expressed by old o-
hngOroNe " from our enemies expect evil treatment
OF every sort we prepared for IL we are animated
/ by ~ and we sometimes triumph IN H.
a. 90 no greatly misunderstand public sentiment in
ths ots'S we friends OF Mr. Calhoun, in their attempt Ia
name OF =. Barbour, viii be sadly defeated They pro-
less 70 DC tue friends Of Jackson Some Of them have
spoken 10 ns hsrshes terms Of him. and probably now
pate MN WIN tue cordislity Of their idol j. G. Calhoun
know INA, mere are many real bosa fde jackson
as they call themselves, who will vote TOT the BoTbo,
ticket but they will do IT, they acknowledge opor
sheer PTinePie throw their vote away upon principle