Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-26
From the Globe.
THE MONSTER kEEIING

THE MONSTER REELING
| New Hampshire warned the Bank Monster in March
last attack the Hero and Patriot whom the people
had placed at the head OF our government
Needless of the warming he reared lis twenty six
heads and armed his hundred hands TO persuade aud
awe, and alarm the American people into submission TO his
power and iugntitude TO their beneiactor.
Missouri, Illinois, aud Indiana, rebuked him with
all his futies
Maine came up from the norh uobly sustained the at
tack, made the Monster shake his giant limbs and pre-
pare Tor desperate conflict
He broke loose upon Philadelphia outraged patriotism
uamped upon virtue, perverted religion bought the We
mar i.ighed the weak, and with upon his talcst
mead inscribed with "Ierror and C0lTuptiOn marched
IN triumph through the OF conquered city, But
IN his hour OF exultation, Pennsy vania comes up and
WIN the CLUB OF Democracy, gives him blow, which
makes him below
And here comes The young giant, Ohio with her Hcrcu.
ean club, and repeats the blow elder sister, making
'he Monster reel with death-like dizziness.
From these Democratic States he has his death wound
MS struggles will be terrible but they will be the agonies
OF dsso9ion-on every side, the States and the people
are rilying to be in at the death In November, Penn
syVania and Ohio will repeat their blows with increased
Nlgor, And here will come Maine and New Hampshire
ahd The lull grown giant New York. MARYLAND is re :
strained only by the letters in which the enemies of the
people have bound her maiory-But from the south here
come virginia and North Carolina, and Georgia, Ala
oaina anu Louisiana. From the West, come Mississippi
and Tennessee and Missouri and Illinois, aud Indiana
ana noble DISTINGUISHED Kentucky the Brutus OF the age
Each shall strike her blow,-each share i'm the homer
each p''ke OF the goy,-which shall spring from the
victory over Monster more fatal TO virtue, aud more dan
geIous TO liberty than the Rohon Upas to human life
bnt who will merit the highest honors of this conflict,
ana the coming victory reap the richest ewar of uny
ing fame?
Who IT,, that at the head Of few voup,ers an !
ria' conquered powerful Indian tribe and placed the
star, Alabama, in the armament of our Union?
VINO was IT. That met and slew the British Dragon
coming up from the ocean, and prevented the star oui
Siana from bsing struck from the glorious
l. The same fearless leader who heads the bold array
against ,he bank Monster. II was he who raised Tie
standard and struck the first blow was he who rallied
the Democracy of the Nation gave them confidence and
gor' ana ZEAL in an attack at which timd friends trcm-
Dled and The enemy Knocked Behold how public opion
responds to the call of honest brave and dauness
nau! 1t gathers like the tide of MANY streams which
oow 'ne thunder upon our mountains. 1t swells into
reS"eSS ood and levels those dykes and walls and RAM
parts "hlcha young Arsocracy have exered to defend
mem against the will of the people 1t brings the haugh-
low, and teaches proud men, that they shall not make
bition. ~ " "'''
Yes, 1t is ANDREW JACKSON who leads in this war
accltaln dcdyS TOR ms country and dltCdUs picioyious
he most glorious OF his victories awaits him now WLo
WIZ not share II with him? The soldier who fired hall
at New Orleans eories in the act and transmit, - T.;
Ue"loh 10 his children Equally may he boast and glo-
~ who now gives vote to overthrow the British Bank
ana The salvation of his country from a conquest more
nghuni man that OF arms.
Rouse then, all we of virtue and of elorvl sin
gle day-a day without toll or danger-wilI make Won
pSI"Ners IN he lame OF our immortal chef-wil secure
10 you ana your children those rights and privileges which
your iS'hers spent months and years suffering and toll
10 transmit 10 you
co., Iphte the Neto York Letter, Sc S-c-Since our
ASt Punhcahon we have received the Richmond Enqti-
P VI Oc'ooer 9, containing note addressed TO the ed
ors OF that paper by Col WHITE of Florida denving a
he ever received from Chancellor KENT or any one of
the proposed electors the New York anti
ct such letter that heretofore referred TO in Ills nanc
Colonel Whites letter is sufficiently explicit upon The
POM 70 Which ne speaks viz: TO such letter having
Oeen addressed TO him. but does cover the whale rond
embraced IN our inquiry. lie does den that such
ieueF u.s. (perhaps we should have said oaS) j, his
P0SSeSS'on whieh the point which our INJURY was
mainly directed 1t matters not as TO The s,,bstanc Of
the thing, by ,chch of the proposed electors he letter was
wnen' or 10 ch0"' it was written. The only material
question Is was such letter written TO ana one? and if
So was mat letter at any time in Col Whites hands As
the Colonel has chosen answer part we hone he will
see the propnety OF answering the whole of The noui
lie hrs n'imation had OF the existence of anv sucb
letter was received-not a the Richmond - coniec
lures through gentleman who formerly had an interest
III inns paper, and who the supposes has been miSlcd
as TO his recollection Of letter he heard deleoc
from Florida speak of last wnte-but from gentlemen
OF rtSPcetaDie standing IN this community, who is warm
Hichd ana anirer OF Mr. Clay; and as we have before
SAID, member of the Clay committee for this countv
ha' gentleman stated in tile presence of one of the ei
Tors OF tins paper, aud several others that gentlemen az
Tins place. OF high character, and in HON he renosed
Tire confidence, had informed him. that when i'm wash
ngton about the close of the last session of Co, H.
hGd seen letter from Chancellor Kent 10 CHI Ib;te
~ Fi0rtdG, assuring him, that 1the dnfi-uns0nic fcLef
electors should PreUda, the UOte of NelC York ,cod
Soe 20 mr. cay such was the substance-if not
me very words-used by the person we have alluded TO-
and which he has since repeated to others and sucb o
authority iorwha has appeared in this paper on the sub
But Col White denies thahe ever received anv sucb
e'er' anu we are bound therefore, presume that in re-
a'ion TO that particular there has been some nconccn
uo either on the part OF informant or the gentleman
rom whom he derived his information; but that such let
Ter rom some one OF the electors that ticket or com
minicaon OF equal authenticity the same effect ,nos
m COL WhHeS possession and shown to the gentleman
referred 10 by our informant feel no hesitation what
ever, III believing The idea of so total
on his part as the of this proposition would i'm
py' Is wholly inadmissible. Winchesfer Virginian.
The editor of the Lexington Union in his paper of the
Ism INST concludes an article the subject of the Vice
pfesidency,n the following terms: II you (ihe people
Of virginia. are resolved for electors who have
pubhcly ayowed the sentiments rcpudated by The Central
Nonmuec al Charlottesville, atOnenen for your
sahconng such principles, strikeindignany strike from
your ticket the name OF Martin Van Buren,"
such IS the language thorough going "vboIe hog
clay paper We should like TO know, if the Editor cares
one straw more FOR Judge Barbour than for Van Buren,
II Tie Editor had have fully with his sentiments
ana spoken the truth the Whoie truth and nothing but
ue rum 1t would clearly appear that the only rea-
son he mas Tor wishing the people OF Virginia 10 vote
,or he Barbour ticket, IS the perfect knowledge on
ms part, that every vote given will be so much
in the scale Of Henry Clay and John Sergeant
IL - Tor the people OF Virginia to say whether they will
DC lea ny the persuasOns Of their adveraies 10 adopt
course when they may have bitterly 10 regret
IS mere an honest, sincere and Jealous friend of Jackson
~ lne Who'c commonwealth, who is willing to bestoy his
c ~ '"c approaching cecon according the advice of
e .ay PiPcr-f Even admitting that his first choice for
the wee Presidency is Judge Barbour will lac NOT mis-
trust the policy Of voting Tor him. when solicited TO do so
UiHe Idpocoie. '" '0''''
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