Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-18
FOX THE E-NQUiKER.
THE BARGAIN.
The following quotation from the " National Banner -

ihe ioioWiug quotauon from the A." National Banner
appeared in tho Enquirer Of the 26,h November;
We do pretend deny Mr. Clay
be cali him the Coas,sn@i Canddateo the
adsrcnien Democrats
eircs but call him Candidate is belns .,a,eman
talent. justly tho mos, that can be in
o"s e. "u %. S s
titles titles. i'm, to ,n; mobiles! Of e,wc the Peace Blu
once the American Candidate to n- fac.
champion s.%% MIN "''' Of sA''''
1 u.s.. ought to %
dns SS S n o. wilkins '"d p"a; invest. him we
ofM' Geen advocates Of SuGeaon on
Here unoded the cause Of the distress and All
tation which pervaLe this country J. C. Calhoun and
his Nullers be,ctehed" have performed their part of
the Bargain; and he calls Mr. CLAW and the Bank
to comply their part So far az she Senate is concern
ed, the Force Bill will unquesionabiy be aed Then
VIII be seen another political somerset, the most exraor-
binary oil all Juggling tergversaons. South Carolina
who, In opposition to one branch Of the system
had well nigh dissolved the Unon will come on, for the
American Candidate Tor the Presidency; and j. c. Cal.
houn' or John Floyd some other dsfing ushed Yhgi
man. Tor Vice Pfesident Can intelligent aud virtn.
Gus People look with indifference on such open and shame
less prostitution OF all principles! Can thew confde ,be;r
interests to selfish combination of ayarice aud ab,on,
why repeal the Force BI? Did the good of the country
require its Passsge Mr. Clay thought it did, of course
according to MI Cidys doctrine, circumstances like
those winch caused its passage, should they ain arise
"ou'd require the passage OF similar law. IL will
no' oe that such circumstances
likely 10 arise IL the law remain the statute book
ihen since 1t is there, why repeal il? There can be no
other or better reason, at this time than that its
the consideration TO be paid by H. Clay the Bank 10
y u calhoun, Tor the vote Of his loyal domain OF South
carolina This party endeavorng to uli the fears of
the People in regard to the u g. Bank by TO
abandon all hope OF charter: when in truth thew are
preparing Ter an effort vusve more eectua
than any they have ever yet made 10 enslave Us. The
ambitious and the avarcious strangers patriotism and
humanity 10 gain their ends they would plunge their
country into civil war; wade through blood; and trample
women and children under foot Self is their only cou.
Try: Interest, their only patriotism.
The Developments Of the last month nave satisfied me
that our troubles are only beginning Another and apo.
ther effort will be made perpeuse the existence of the
triumph II this is not effected at the present session of
Congress- the most cruel and remoces that
can be inflicted by souess tyran, irresponsible TO God
or man, Will be visited upon the People with the view of
forcing them 10 elect Congress Spring subservien,
TO It's views IL the President should not then Weld the
party will be ready Tor blood. Many now profess their
re adness TO shed their brothers. blood this God of their
doatry what most astonishing, no claim 10 he
The disciples oil the Prince OF Peace ready TO stand 10
their arms in defence OF Mammon. IT. as our Senator
eigl) suPposes, the Bank rule the Union be dis
solved the sooner IL is dissolved the better IL will moi
be worth one moments care about its preserv alton.
Unlike those who, Nationals at heart, have assumed
the mask OF State Rights to deceive the people, am ON
principle and not for the purpose OF annihiIaing the De-
morraiic Republican Party, A NULL iFIFR
l1th April, 1884.