Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-30

and the expressed will OF tho nauon-he other pta,
Tue CONSTITUTION IN accordance with his oath ana tie
voice OF the people and that people have lust oppy,J
Of his acts by All immense majority
But strange rs il may seem. the BANK of the Uni,ra
States and tie small minority Of the people by whom IL !.
supported have the arrogance" to think that thew are
the american ndiiORf And the Bank has the boIins
through its Organ, Mr. Walsh TO threaten the pas;,
with the fate OF the French Kingtyci6ie expulsion from
once snd exile from the couhtfyif he dare again exer-
else his constitutional " pre- Of veoing the Bank
the persistence ohe people, in supporting him 10 the
contrary Notwithstanding Ia the nanc Of lhertyin the
name OF the great men who achieve
and framed our free installations, may not ask What l. ,b
meaning oil this Do we I've III age Of darkness and
slavery, or IN one OF light and bertyl We had heard
lew years since, the doctrine TINT the public inc
uonafes were not to be paised by the will OF the peo
Pe we thought we had put that sort OF slang down
as wen as the insolent defiance give me the
OF the government, and will make myself popuIar 81
But we are mistaken! The people are TO be Regarded no
nero OF oTe their ready neeks CALLED they are by
me burdens OF an unequal Tariff and the reckless ex,an
otures oil trading politicians, and the exacons of
anu brokers' aud money changers required to submit, IN
the yoke OF the Bank alias lhe economics al xigonni -,
the countryN" The President OF our choice l. ,raa,,
WIN expulsion from his office, il he dare opposc the bh
hehess OF the Bank any longer ~ 's''
But where the bayonets of the R,,L, T.,
The weapons OF Philip of Mdcedon and they arc eJ,.i
ana pontless Some metal harder than silver or COLL [
DC usen Every thing but open force and violence la,
oeeh Hled anu we are now threatened will f,e ,j,,,,,
rdfio Tegum The prediction OF the President ON ,his I
gect Is no sooner announced than il is fulfilled 10 t v
letter! lie said that New Orleans should bc eG.,,nLi
ana was no sooner said than DONE in despite of The
querors oil Europe! He has said that the Union ,,s M
preserved, and God send its fulflment What ,,,ao
OF man Is ihs ihat Providence has 10 bless Our conn
Try ahd guard Its ireedom The Divine poviIauc.
which gave us oshingon aud Jefferson with Tho ,os
oil worthless who achieved Daonal existence IL youlJ
SEEM Is sun ready TO protect and preserve IT, On the one
hand, we are threatened with civil war and l;snnio lac,
the nulifiers and on the other with catasfropbr,'
less destructive OF our hopes by the ambition of CLAW nJ
the cnpity oil the manufacturers; sustained hv IN ~,
cr anu corruption Of great noned corporation Thu. ror
portion has excred all lis power over the politics ~ e
country ana vainy thinks itself strong enough TO give law
TO The country Ii has mot. however dared openv ~, ~
err lis influence through its branches IN VIRGINIA Ts
may arise from the known character and PRINCIPLES M o
people, or from the purity Of those who control lis branches
among NSS
IL Mr. Walsh speaks The sentiments of the B,nL which
cannon oc doubted we have arrived ut an appalling
III our national affairs. The Bank must think thar The
economical erige'cits OF country are far greater than
It's moral honesty and physical energies But the mann
lecturers of paper money and paper threats will h. a
disappointed; Tor upon casting the account al
"ertgeeieS the balance will be found woerillv .gans
them. - "e"'
philadelphia may be the hest built and pre,,ie c;,,, l.,
Tie Onon and II be the Paris of America in some re-
spccts, II Is not so in ALL Its barcades whether
up from the pavement OF the streets or from the ooI
silver In the vaults OF the Bank can never pe I9,rs
nation oil JTee1nen nor niimdae such President os we
nave obstinatey persisted in Keeping i'm the Stat,
The Nuiiers threaten to break Up our bappv conlJero
uon because the legislation of the country onera,es
against 'heir interests; and perhaps because their
wants TO be PRESIDENT The Bank aud its organs abuse
the Nulliticrs Tor their rashness and treasonae s;
yet, they have the modesy TO threaten TO nuIifv h
VIII oil the people and drive the President from Office If M
dare come again in conflict with their interests, far
that The increasing signs OF faction and corruption boe no
good Tor my country caro-