Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-20

friends of the Bank cxclusiyc among the oppo-
nents of the administration. But the moment the pecu-
mary dictator shall intimate that its professions in that G
recuon TO be available, the moment il discovers
that its spurious and unreal friendship for Cen ]. and Mr.
" b. longer the interests of its bank employ
that pment Il will be found openly In the ranks
the Opposition We only say, that there is its natural
place; and that probably the Veto will be the pretended
reason for assuming resuming IT, .
Such print is the natural ally OF the n. " Courier
and Eng They are raternal associates, particularly in
their bank labors and their Ultimate destination They CO.
operate mutually i'm all respects. They mutually assume
TO direct Congress in the discharge OF their duties the
bank question: and advise the President in relation TO
his VctoThcy have also taken the affairs OF our own
state into their keeping aud no speculaes know
ngly in relation - local elections than the Philsde
phia branch of this joint stock few days since
It taciy rebuked the Argus because il spoke OF the
sonic anii-masonic electoral ticket recently nominated
Utica, papable combination OF the old federal friends
OF MIR Clay, and the leading an,i-masons,a combina-
ton, exhibiting equal desuton of principle and
strength and it advised the friends Of the administration
in Pennsylvania that the ticket of high rcspccta-
bily and force, and that the indications were that il
would be successful,that the friends of Andrew Jack.
son aud Martin Van Buren, would be beaten the
New York;
Really il the good people of Pennsy lvania rely upon
any such information they will be egregously deceived
The personal responsibility of several # the names
posing the coalition electoral! ticket is dcnedBut it
is political not personal duty which they (under the
contingency of succes will be required to perform Ii
their political lives and character 10 which the intelligent
people Of the State will look democratic people will
scrutnzc their past political and their present
sociaons and designs fhey discover to be chiefly
the old federal leaders, dapidated politicians who have
experimental unsuccessfully under every and
vice. for the overthrow of the democratic pary,if they
discover them TO he only the old eaven under
tho masked enemies OF republican principles and
publican measures-an -assortcd combination of the
leading friends OF candidate cs the Presi
dency and the friends of high masonic candidate mutually
conradcting their past profess aud exhibiting mutual
and reckless disregard of the public opinion of all po
litca principle and conss,ency;- the people of this
State discover these things, it to be imagined that they
will abandon the support of tried and capable public
wants. and consistent and sound democratic politicians
such motley and hitherto unpopular combination Sure
y not. The Democracy of this State know their men
and will stand fas, by their principles. They cannot be
deceived by old enemies under Disguise by pretend
cd friends under mask. They will the long ears of
Federalism the Aristocracy and the Bank through any
attempted concealmen Whatever may be the wishes Of
pretended friends of the open enemies of the Demo
cratic cause they have really, in this State ground
hope facous combinations, of whatever sort will only
tend to increase the strength the triumph of the
republican tickets Ne,O York ,cH as surely gipe her
entire electoral uote for .dndreU Jackson and Martin
pan Buren, as the election and its result oiR come
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