Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-02
THE TOIIR

lHE X.
The fatigue which the President has undergone
and the moist climate of New England, have affect
ed constitution, that is more less liable to pull
monary complaints. He was laid up a day or two
in Boston-was blcd two three times-but his
health improved, and he proceeded on "Wednesday,
from Boston TO Salem. This is the last account we
have of his movements.
A paper in this City has sunk ITSELF still lower
in public contempt by the erroneous structures it
has produced on the Presidents indsposiuon-the
chances OF his deatl-the succeSsion-dnd all that
sort Of stuff. Such publications are dsrepulable to
the Press OF our country 1t is time enough TO cal
culate what may be the consequences of the Presi-
dents DEATH whenever that lamented event may
happen.-No rightly constituted mind would make
such anticipation the basis of the coarses and most
Liberal speculations.
1t is hoped that the President will either take
more time for his tour, and thus avoid so much eX-
posure and tatigue--or cut ii shorter We
tsfled Notwithstanding the simplicity of his manners,
and his own wishes upon the occasion, he would be
unable to keep down the strong demonstrations of
public sentiment. The unnecessary parade with
which 1t is accompanied was one of cur greatest eX
ceptions to the tour-This, however, is not of the
Presidents seeking. The "Georgeto,cn Gazette"
declares, that he "set out with the cypress ,oiSh
that there should be no military parade, nor I'M
meaning pomp; and if the people will infiict it OH
him, whether he will or no, is he to be made an
swerable?"-The "Boston Statesman" fully corrobo-
rates this statement 1t declares as u fact swell
known that Gen. Jackson desired no pomp, no pa
rade-he wished no Treasury to be opened for
has beneht-he was anxious TO pass through the
country like a private gentleman, bearing his own
expenses and meeting his feow-citizens unrestrain-
ed-ths has been denied hm-the people cannot
be prevented from expressing their admiration of
his exalted virtues in the manner agreeable to
themselves-they haye declared that itsha he done
in public paraies, festivities and rejocings "-'rhe
enthusiasm with which he has been every where re-
ceved is, according to all accounts eminently great
THE NEW CRFFD
believe, that however much may have hitherto
opposed State Rights, they worthy of all support
Ibeliere, that however much may have hitherto
abhorred and ridculed Nullification it is the
panacea.
beliere State Rights cannot be too strictly pursued
IA heOry-but cannot be too much disregarded IN
practice.
believe, that Henry Clay has scarcely one prn-
ciple in common with the advocate of State Rights
but have been, and still am, most anxious to
make him President of the u. States.
have spared no pains in denouncng Il. Jacksons
vetoes upon the Bank Bill, and the Maysvile Bill.
have rldicued all his attempts IN practice restore
the Rights of the States-and yet hold myself the
friend of State Rghts.-I will denounce his Procla-
mation-and 1 will denounce his Vetoes.
put mysef1o the friend ofthe Rights ofthe
States; yet do not believe in q strict construction of
the Constitution.
/ believe in the consttutionality of Banlk-and
am in favor of the renewal of its charterand yet
am friend of State Rights.
beteUe in the consttutionality and eXpediency of
the Tariff-and still am i'm favor of State Rights
am in favor of Internal Improvements made in
the States by the General Goyernment-and still |
am in favor of State Rights.
Reconcile these glazing inconsistencies, if you can
and still affect to believe myselfperfectly consist
ent-while L abuse another manfor his inconsistent
cy, who has been opposed TO the Bank, TO the Tariff
10 Internal improvements always in favor of Ii
med construction of the Constitution-wio is op-
posed to the exceptonabe features of the Proclama
ion-and yet, because he will not abuse A. Jackson
tyrant and fool is held up as a collar man. when
he has nothing ask of this or the next adminisra-
ton.
[Such is the ridiculous Creed ola small party
who are trying to reconcile their ultra Clayism, and
their ultra-federasm in point Of fact, with their
protested devotion to State Rights IN the abstract,
which they are now mad enough to carry even to the
excess of Nuication
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT
We eXpresslY forbilden from coyeiiing lining