Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-22

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ana .ne extension of boundaries the great western
ocesr, was rendered more illusous by lie plories of
~ "mch our Hog waved in triumph every ocean.
du he eagle OF victory perched the standards OF our
armies Throughout this long career the mutteings of
action were not always suppressed; the designs OF
ampilon could not always be Disguised Msny manly
snu generous spe opposed the principles OF our party
d'd indeed. act nobly with the common cause of
county; but there not wanting those who alike In
me hour oil prosperity and of a deal TO the voice
" paousm though they could listen the whispers Of
selhshness and ambition.
In the natural consequences of n u,rua .,......
nrH' OF me finances, the accumulation OF the public
debt TIE necessity Of large supplies oil manufactures and
me want oil ready means Of Interpretations the opponents
Of 'ne republican party saw favorable occasion 10 intro
u'ce INTO the system OF General Government those
views oil power which hitherto the people had re-
fused 10 approve Many OF ihem honestly aciua,ed bv
The belief that they those on which our goysrnmen
ought TO be administered sustained hem now as thew had
sustained them before; while ambitious leaders found in
her ranks in those OF all political associations saw
IN These topics which might be serviceebly used for
their own ends. Even some who msin,ained inf, vi.
o'y ongMaf democratic sentiments, believed that A
change OF policy, required by the eaigencies of the
imes was not atvsfiance with them. The result was
.ne establishment Of new national Bank intended
TO be useful fiscal agent subject 10 strict . arina
''en and control; the protection by moderate Tariff
" VIC domestic industry o the country and the COM
"ce'en, OF plan oil internal improve mcnt limited in
extent AMI confined TO objects evident national utility
wen were 1t for us, it the system established had been
aimed III The same spirit With hich il was founded
ven were u, u 1t had not been perverted and infused In
Soseve political designs The boundaries however we're
quchy oVe'learedS the promotion of manufactures Va
onvered into scheme OF pariizan protection JesgneJ %
ao me aspirations OF certain politicians: the expendiure
o. Pnohc money Tor internal Improvement, became
notorious means oil bargaining for the of
,9nal popularity in particular Districts aud the national
nhs began TO assume power indep Of the Govern
'ne" OF which was the agent, and establish an inf
ence over The community, which might be employed for
purposes oppressive, selfish corrupt These
ees, gradually developed, length fully d,naved
curing 'e administration Of John Quincy Adams Pre-
having less than one third OF the electoral votes and
eVaed 10 power against the will Of the people, by means
OF coalition, fortunately without parallel in our history
"a coalition with old and avowed political rival him
sell candidate Tor the Presidential Chair also rejected bv
lhe people. Could tie consequences be doub,i,S H. y
The American People gnaily hurled from The o5c
OF trust men who had thus stolen unwarIy into paces Of
nonoI; The principles of the Republican party were
again as'erted the chief place in the government was
conhied TO man grown venerable in the service NJ his
counryi whose blood had been freely shed beneath her
osHne'S; whose integrity unsulled by the breath
" snSpl'oni whose courage aud decision were equal
10 every crisis, and whose cherished poitical m.xns
VIE 'se NAV mad ever been maintained by the great
uerhoer'uc lsniIy. Representing as he has done The
sentiments OF The people, carrying out their honest wish
IS, Sl-'dng TO no motives OF psr,izan smbifoD suffer
ln8 himself TO be the tool Of struggling or asni,ino
la ion-we have the republican party raiIyns
founu NM and exiricaIing from the tolls into which
we had been deceiiluy led Internal con,me,cn -
longer made the instrument OF politicians The funds
raised tom The aboT OF the people, have been Iaitbfv
applied 10 lessen their burlhcns-not sauandered with
ioe' partial and interested designs Domestic manu(ac
lures are protected with view TO the general benefit mo,
go as TO excite vindicve The quiet majesty N
TIE laws Is upheld against the designs of defeated 5olcai
sP''9hs' VINO publish under the name of de ocfacy
uocHines which II would blush own. The honor AMI
lHne o. NE American People protected and extended
over distant couniries-the wrongs OF our citizens re-
dressed-cIaims urjusy withheld, readily dfscbarg
ed, ana new sources OF wealth opened TO fearless
enterprze. But above all this tbtouehont our Iand
the positive and practical spirit of democracy ssserr
It's sway; the people rule they ruled thiftv veas
Seo tney are redeemed from the control OF interested
eauers; they see the government their choice adun
'efed by men OF their choice they are carr wing ON t
mPhany that struggle, which, In every republic must
oe peodcay carried between the great mass of the
roPo hohesi' conscientious, and straight forward and
nose who aetuaied by false theories or by misguided
uon OF oy their peculiar position, by considers
them. " ee WIN
Such fellow citizens. has hitherto been the progress of
AFFAIRS gradually restoring the government in he Ian
gnSge OF Mr. Jefferson, TO cts republican tack Pnt
me work is not yet accomplished. As The contest bas,sns
20 us S'o'e the struggle becomes violent is al
tended with all the recklessness anger and The fury IF
nesP IT. he political events OF the last eighteen months
have no parallel in domestic history. They dispsv
NE last rally Of few politicians who close a, hand
the prosiraon Of their ambitious designs, and Inc Ia",
struggle OF band Of moned poiss who dread the
lneVuaUe termination Of privileges, heedlessly confer
reu on 'hen, by which their interests have been
served, at the expense Of their fellow. citizens Dis.
guso It as they may the People of the United States
know 100 wen that ibis is between the de-
mocscy OF the country the hand and on The ofer
coalition formed between political leaders already rejected
by the people, and tie Bank OF The U s. a0avs s,rns,
ed by them, and only tolerated from confidence aud a
hope which have now been proved to be vain Whatever
disguise assumed Whatever is invoked the evil
dent lfHih is 'l IL the Glamour Executive usurn
alton Fased what is II but unlinching opposioo On
ne part OF the Chief Executive Magistrate towards the
D'"A VI we " % " anentatlOns over popular
are ENORMOUSLY uttered, what they but a settled pur-
pose lie part Of the people discard from their favour
CIdy Webster, or Calhoun Yes fellow citizens the his
'oTy 81 The lost eighteen months is the history Of coali
Ton between the Bank, Tor is selfish purposes and few
iae'lous politicians, for their ambitious designs tits
To pat down this coalition that all our efforts should mo A.
recedj is The last battle the republican party has now
10 fight IL IL which, before every Other ,he
should pledge themselves the Anniversary OF the Fon
OF July '
Never have the annals of republic presented courso
OF conduct more pfes0mPiuous incorporate more At
variance with the purity Of Institutions the solempfv of
public assemblies the rights Of czens- nay the comno
dictates Of justice and Of public and private honor tbsn
td displayed IN the combined enents of the B,nk ~
nc ODed Siaies, aud It's instruments associates ia
Congress. "
Can it be doubted fst The trainers Of our ConsG,,o,
never contemplated the existence OF corporation
ing such fearful powers and capable Of placing self
beyond c0nito tho Bank Of the United Staies2 Lille
could they have designed That any thing so intrinsc,I
mean as mere moncy-ugcn', should set itse I'D az the
Tival nay he vefy master, Of The people Yet SO have
permitted, ycsr after yesr. dis cancer IN e,erJ Il,
by step, hs are az last startled at the power W have
ihougbuessly given awSyat the audacify creature has
Venimfed ~ assume against those 10 whom owes m
isience How itghHul Is its power how inpudept i,s
audacIiy! The fortunes a citizens are elevated or
depressed ls mods fe press made silent or abusvo a
iry, boldly violated 10 suit It's purposes tie chossn on
cei OF The American people assaed with gross sour
uiy grsuy lis mshgnty, aUd their representatives. arc
treated "h aH insoen scOfu hch would really be sn,us
ing u TIC source whence IL proceeds alone consi-
deftd and not the precedent Il may afford 10 everv publ
sgen These matters Of doubt, but they are re-
corded iscis They facts which should never be for
gotten HEY should as bcacOns TO warn The peono
Of the dangers upon which hey were running Tbev
should be incentives TO received srdor 10 The present con