Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

the whole catalogue Of ills which have flowed In upon the
country In consequence Of doctrines Doub
less this caused Mr. Tyler to vote for Gen Jackson cleo
Ton upon TWO occasions, to oppose the Tariff system
occasions and to have adhered without single
to the principles with which he commenced his public ca
"One Of the People" has come 10 the aid of OLD
Virginia with long list of charges and from the chaac
ter oil the series should infer that he had most ap,y
named himself one in thirteen millions. He sounds the
same key which "Old Virginia touched-he Clau letter
what high misdemeanourl Mr.. Tyler wrote to Mr.
Clay-and how greatly Is the oeuce aggravated BY the
isc' that he had served five years with iat gentleman
the House oil Representatives. at critical period of our
affairs. when the effort was made by Congress
to dictate Constitution for the State of Missouri
was truly objectionable in Mr. Tyler not al once to con-
denim the man with whom he had been intimate for iiv.
years, upon newspaper declarations such as old SIMPSONS
paper in Philadelphia, ct III one genus OF having been
guilty OF the bases offence. One of the People" states
TACT altogether new 10 viz. that respectable and
democratic print published in the city of Richmond at the
ume Wa. eau IN deep mourning, because OF Mr. Tyer's
eiecuon 10 the Senate What print? BY whom publish
ed! Who was the Editor and what has become OF the
Press aud the Editor OF the Editor and the Press we
people IN the country have information but if il was
So all that can be said is, that the Editor must have been
the disciple OF the crying philosopher of old who put OH
mourning II The day was clear, because he anticipated
RAM anu kept II on when rained that he night be ready
the next clear day.
But Mr. Tyler has used his feeble efforts to etrac, from
tho standing oil hi Van Buren,, by his continued and
potent attacks upon him when Secretary Of State. Aye,
are you there old rruepenuy! What say YOU TO this MIR
Editor! Is there more than occasion OH which the
conuuct o Tie Secretary assaied? remember the
turkish Mi>soh and that the only one What say
You TO that What said Virinia, speaking through her
Legislative Assembly? BE honest aud can1i ami toll ma
what both you and know. History will attest that our
Senators received the thanks OF State and were in.
v'e9 70 pubic dinner, TO be given by the members of
the Legislature as testimony Of their appreciation. Zone
81 the People would ask are you so ser,i are Won So
much Persian, devoted in your worship of the rising
sun mat differing from the Legislature, may, from
whoe State you are now ready espouse the doctrine
inc raaina MISSION against which you doubtless strained
your lungs as hard any brawler upon the husnps-
This is not all Mr.. Tyler did not assail Mr. CLAW and
III Va RIr l-f,v pin
ter III Is believed that he strongly condemned the re
lecuon oil Mr. Van Buren, any other man, ahough he
Is not prone TO charge corrupon aud bark like cur a,
me meets oil every man who differs from him in opinion.
All his friends know that no man was more decidedly i'm
"or OF confirming the appointment OF the Ex-Minster
anu aihough IL has been urged that he delay the
ACTON oil the Senate upon the nominations yet il is equally
wen khown That the courtesy of the Senate is always ex-
tended 10 those o its members who are absent that
known desire to vote oil any important subject.
la cohcluson MessIs Edi.o the Tor gong objection;
'Ppc"r 10 iAe 10 e futile and Lnwog;y urged against
man. whose whole course has b, consistent, thai
MS political enemies (persondi lac has ncncl cannot point
s"g'e departure HON the great prhvp les of The De-
,h'eiaue party o The administration he has given Ii.
oe d supper, having DIFF red with it, according 10 INV re-
eoecUon but IN three tour Instances in 10 r wears
M mas differed OIL two great que lions the involved
uIe eedoa OF the Press, aud he other The great
VI Executive power over appointments. hat Vira inau
condcmns him Tor eithcrJr who would wish a represent
aWe 10 DC mere machine, TO cry The cuckoo note
ven wen, wien the constitution Itself may have
oeen brought into danger Surely none who look 10 tn,
startling consr quences Ot the power which Mr. Tyler
Wv" "ie aoie cOiuJu'oT attempted 10 arrest, or a
neht hesaie 10 award ths in in imitation of tie ron
euc o the cosii uehts the high pase which is due Il
Huey ana Gevotedness 10 the constitution their coun
I"y LEI te people u Virg ia remember the loud CT,
winch iesonued throughout country, in favor of The
moral influence OF The vote OF the Virginia - naols OIL
nc ION OF Mr. on Buren,, and take The lesson which
that teaches 10 their hearts DO YOU desire in ur.srrv
INA" moral influence, then stay and support The foundation
OF moral influence Enjo duty, that your r, pr
t"ise approve what IS tight, and SIDE hat " hcL l.
wrong -dnd that h. sspara from his best L,nd wher
! me cause OF his country demands il.
me foregoing remarks are penued by faithful sop
porter OF ne acminsratio, any OF those who
10 be it, exclusive friends A JACKSON Man