Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-29

dress paper, which every legislator should comm
memory teiov lac enters the Halls Of Congrcssauc
every winter should fully under stand, before he a,
e..p's 10 comment on our government.
nc uue republican doctrines. i'm their first prinr iule
an" e'se.e' are compounded OF What " called Federal
ism aud Republic ansn. Thes. Jocr,os -. a., ,
compromise between the federal and re- marty
' 4" .,e opinion o, our fathers, strong enough 10
ho'd us iogethrr without binding uli. .ouI,lv
contemplated the possible OF dvorc. wki,. H.,
made the bands sacred AMI binding Will. ,hev existed
Bnt though this was so, and though stl this r,, I 4;
IN existence in the Constitution and though il ia
ho IA together, IL prop rly under there have n,
tl.s day arisen parties ho pull ,wo a,s--,. ono
LOT excess o fcueraii-m the other Tor of r.publi
s"' Many OF the old -a~ralsts have turned real ,e.
wh'is "'o'her party call themselves real repub
' o.. anu are any thug ci,e.
ih'se parties by their united power are shaking tir
se'nmeh' from top 10 base. The real republicans ar.
snd t ~ preserve ,,--wh'e the spurious republicans
anu "c uh''-ed' rali'tsare siiving to destroy il.
nus we staii-ior,ning na,eri ais Tor new combi.
nations. W. "s' s"''o''
these parties are the fui,s OF our peculiar form of 90
verninent, and their existence usrk, the dale ot onr
is'ence as natonad tell whether we are at the MIN,
VI te'rograde or advancement. '
Society always has tendency 10 assume three
;:"e'horfdcies, afstocrdcies, or despoiisn. Sinai.
societies. tend TO democracy. Large ones inv sraLy to
spo"'ms-uespoiishis Vi the mob or Jesposu ruler
hh our government is n,w hanging bet wren the 90 txo
extremes. The angel Of Destiny is su.pen,iny in M,
",a seaes-and we arc ,hralng betw the two. dis
"o,' ahd then linn consolidation, or cunsoii alton ~ itb
o"' u'Su"ion. Which shall prrpondcrate, G, knows
$500, circumstances we've new. scale ia the Tor.
% VI gov ein'nen, new, and The motives ch caused
hi' formation new the great principles WHICH Lin ma
together are new Whether they will be successful i.
now soon 10 be ieste-nay now in active star. of
VI The two evils above limited at Washing ton and Ha
nii'on seem most TO have dreaded The first And ,Icv
nAu goou reason" or IT, For, in the formation Of our go
'e'"meht we we're combining circumst ance. which
never before existed togeiier w.r. R.n,L
ue Oh an immense Territory. Howe, er uui,ed ;h.n
"ey might have been by patriotism, they were divided bH
Po'icy, anu mere strongly by geography. The nor,h
were hcnnedto he manufacturer: The south, planters
h. one would eau Tor protection; the other
I"e "es' were disconnected from the east, by high
mountains aud Napoleon has remarked sihat
ioh separations Tor nations. Under these custace
Ie must nave heen much concern felt, torn this 90.
'ei'hent upon such principles might perpet n:
"e'her making too sirsug weak. The
public ans weak " s"'' A''
III .ne last Congress, sir, when the Force Bill, the Pro-
.'aha.on anu the Tariff discussed these three mar
"es showed their co'ors Our Senator T,zew.I .Lr;,L
ing from the combat Of debate, mellowed ino i,,i in
NuIIher at home Our present Senator, Tyler brought
orwaru MS new doctrines into the house. Our Proteus
calhoun, more powerful in interct than cher dyed
oaek INTO the awful Gepths" Of metaphysics where
i i t VI ues'h dash onward without strand shore
% w MS oPiohs astonisied the nation by the
o' ms Ind a. much as by the dagger OF his doctrines
was reserved for Mr. Webster and Mr. Rives 10 con.
eh' Tor The true Observation-Disclosures which must he suc
cessfu liberties and government are preseryed
Hna Je1ressy defy any Que to make it appear tina, the
o as n Is caiied-'ie Bloody Bill. the iac,ious
Call IT. and Mr. Rives's sentiments and vote thereon
were anti Republican and Federal.
& Nintius, seem determined TO EXCLUDE Mr.. Rves
rom we tanks oil your party-"the Stat. Riyhs Rppubli.
cans And doubt not he is equally anxious to yclI.
hhsei from party, no draw their we mons from ,. ar
ofy OF revolution, and spring from the shadow yranny
INC '''e arms OF the tyrant. But You have vet to prove
@ ne mas deserted the party which elevated him TO DO err
"u ana your party are placed fear, "Mutu." i'm the
Predlcaent OF the esere,s 10, the deserted You haw
pune" Gown The true republican Standard aud set up ano.
"'er' Dn' you dsavOw being Nuiier, and sill Won
h,s,o u .;s me new States Rights Party Then, make
sT, 10 ieil your principles, else Dun Green and
mr. STdie wall claim Kin And | am sure YOU would
no, IKE Two such flaming cousins.
ihsSe men are certait.ly choice spirits And while
we have two such patriots guard our liberties and in.
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