Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-05

arc under tho most imperiOus obligation 10 eouateraot
erery tendency to disunion."
We hear nothing in those days from the lips of Mr..
Calhoun, about Modification or Secession. or even Sfofc
h'ghfs-and not even a word, about the respect due to a
limited, federal constitution Not a suitable!
But Says the Telegraph che was Tor the bank. and
IS SO ysf: whenever the time shall come for a vindica-
ton oi his opinions in relation TO the bank. that yindica,ion
will be complete and satisfactory 10 the peonle of the
U s. II there be one subiec, which his copmand;na -.
teiIect has investigated with a deeper research than any
other 1t $ the currency."-Here we confess is no eoui-
vocation ON the part OF master or man. Mr.. C. is for the
Bank yet! is he-then, indeed prenes garde we shall
see him and MIR. Clay next winter pulling together Tor
the Bank, and the Land distributing Bli-and oil mar
SORT ~ ming-They will ride like Castor and Pollux, and
'hey WIN be equally the friends ola limited Constitution.
III Of S'afe1tights! Heaven save the mark!
The .Mendacious SPY.
u loIowing Is an extract of the last letter of othe
Spy at Washington" published in the N. York Courier
~ ~ have heretofore informed you, TINT Gen. Jackson leld the cen.
stated, what the President Sa. s SaisGi% % Is. %" ii. |. o Ssnf ias a,S'sS, . sS a s5eIy
di.suaod with tho Richmond enquirer ii @oa sS"n = So has /. become So nSn more
ton to establish i" R s% b%%SeS'n !" There is a settled determine
oH% depend I%"Si upon u hon.! Revolutions arc Inland; treason is in the ea%p,
49, repeat what said in a former letter, Mr.. Van Buren, controls
OGm Blair ia and R,shio. have no doubt he will mould them as he
responsible, are beginning N a TO fsS SiT ,%s iys0a a portion Us y of, yo cabinet
dents residence at Woshington.-iio knows the loyal and the dsioy-
We meet this thing at once. We have proved that this
h're'ing %scribbler ora hireling Editor was a liar-and we
W" again prove 1t upon him. Some weeks ago. this
shameless calumniator affirmed, that the President hal
uasnec me Enquirer against the wall, with Indignation and
p" 'epues'eu particular friend to ask the Pre-
sident the truth of the story-and the President at on.
pronounced 1t to be a ialsehood. We cannot doubt, that
vi .a.er part oil TINS statement is just as false as the pre-
ceding. We do not expect Gen. J. TO he pIe,sed Lii
every Thing we have said about the course pursued in tho
south carolina affair. But il there be a man in This coun-
Try VINO knows our opinions upon this subject. he il the
man ANA we are SINE, that when he knows how STRAIGHT
Forward and consistent we have been i'm our course. he ia
me las. man IN the 7. ): to speak of us harshly. Non
nau less TO ask oil him than we have, and no one could
nave gwen him, when we conscientiously could. a more
nTnes.a and faithful support. But, even to him-nor to any
other man breathing, will we ever sacrifice our principle,
w are sure that he would be the last to ask Tor i,rand
others. five should be mistaken in this. we should mo-,
deeply regret our ignorance of his character.
Asto Messrs. Van Buren,, and Blair and ourselves. IL il
ahJ"dge-and is unworthy Of the slightest notice. Az 10
me settled determination OF the administration to have an
Editor In Richmond, whom they can depend upon.-We
nave no belist in the insidious suggestion .-We believe
that A'Jackson is the last person who would play upon
me pe0ple-that Virginia is the last State who would sub
mil to it-and we know we should be the last Editors IN
be dragooned into the support of any man, by the hair.
suspended menace OF such a competitor.