Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-27

lican Bank were work together and fight together
The holy allies understand each other. They able TO
speak IN each others names and PROMISE and threaten
in each others behalf For this campaign the Bank
ated its debt OF 30 millions in the west; in this campaign
the associate leaders that debt for their purposes.
Vote Tor Jackson! and suits Judgments and executions,
shall sweep like the bosom OF destruction throughout the
vast region OF the west Vote against him. and indefinite
indulgence Is falsely promised The debt ITSELF il is pre-
tended will perhaps be forgiven or at all events hardly
collected! Thus OPEN BRIDE OF THIRTY
MILLIONS is virtually offered TO the west and lest
the seducuons oil the bride may not be sufficient on
hand, the teIT0rS IF destruction are brGndiShed
the other! Wretchcd, infatuated men, cried Mr.. b.
Do they think the west is TO be BOUGHT? Little do they
know OF the generous sons OF that magnificent region
Poor indeed in point of money but rich in all the
OF the heart itch in all the qualities of reemen and
pubicas! rich in all the noble feelings which look with
equal Scorn upon bride threat. The hunter of the
west with mocaSns his feet, aud hunting shirt drawn
around him, would repe with indignation the highest
bride that the Bank could offer him. The wretch (sad
Mr. Benton, with significant gesurc) who dared to offer
it, would expiate the insult with this blood
Mr. b. rapidly summed up with view of the danger
Gus power OF the Bank, and the present audacy of her
conduct She welded debt OF seventy millions OF dollars
with organization which extended every part of the
Uhon and she was sole mistress OF the monied power OF
he republic. She had thrown herself into the political
arena, TO control and govern the presidential election:
she succeeded in that election she would wish TO CONSOLE
date her power by getting control OF all other elections
Governors of States Judges of the Courts
and Senators in Congress all belong her The Sc
nate especially must belong her; for there lay the pow
er TO confirm nominations, and TO try impeachments and
10 get possession OF the Senate the legislatures of 4
majority oil the States would have 10 be acquired
The warts now upon Jackson, and if he is defeated all
the rest will fall easy prey. What individual could
stand in the States against the power of the Bank and thai
Bank flushed with victory over the conouerors of Bona
pdrte! The whole government would fall into the hands
OF this moned power An OLlGARCHY would be i'm
medately established and that Oiigarchy in few gene
ralons would rpen into monarchy.-All government.
must have their end; in the lapse OF time this republic
must pcrsi but that time he trusted was far dis
tan' and when comes il should in glory aud not il
shame Rome had her Pharsalia, and Greece her Cha
ronca; and this repubic iusrous in her birth thar
Greece or Rome entitled death glorious as theirs
She should not die by poson-perish in corp,ion-No-
field of arms, and of glory, should be her end She Ina,
right to batue,-a great immortal battle -whcre he
roes and patriots could die with the liberty which the,
sconed to survive, aud consecrac, with their blood thu
| spot which marked nations fall.
Such is the Outne-the faithful descripion--of thi
ovcrpowering speech. Its effect decisive 1t bro
up the grand eleciionoerng attack upon the
The discontinue and overthrow OF the allied leaders
visible to every spectator. MIR. C. became furious am
went through which rendered him an object O
compassion and Left the Bank and its friends oyershadow
ed with total eclipse. Mr. Webster we heard was Il
have replied, but refused; and it is said he took tn,
stage the night for Boston, and thus iolo,ye,
the example OF an illustrious prototype. No turtle
debate took place; and the conederdtcs at distance
who expected a triumphant assault, in which the vet
message would be nuliifed, the Bank sustained I'M
Western country conquered Mr.. CLAY elected and &C X
SON eNlIed 10 The Hermitage, will have TO put up will
the narowess skeleton of Mr. WEBsrERs onset as civ
en- in the National Inelligencer wait the composition
OF ordons after the Bank orators shall have gone home re-
covered their spirits, and their inventions not tbei
memories, to furnish cold collation. those who had ex
pected smoking banquet.
JACKSON AND THE VETO.-DEAfOC RaCY
AND OUR COUNTRY
Meeting of the Democratic Citizens of the CITY an,
County OF Philadephia who will support the President O
the People in the firm and virtuous exercise of his Con
sutuuona powers, and who friendly the recollection
OF ANDREW JAcKsoN-Bdnk o no Bdnk-will be he |,
on Monday next the 23d inst nj O'Clock in the afternoon
at Independence Square.
Pennsylvanians the President of YOUR choice is anai,
assaed by enemies under old preences AM
new DISCUSSES;
AInencans, the citizen who has sealed your freedom
with his blood in ttoo todrS, charged with treason
your institutions;
People OF the Union, your advocate is attacked for hi
Roman hrmness in daring TO restore the purity and vrtu
which are the only safeguards OF the Republic;
You are to weigh the accusers in the balance and [
pronounce the Judgment OF the incOrruptble people.
[Signedby Henry Horn (Member of Congress) and Is
other Citizens