Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-23
THE POLITICAL SCENE

The following picture of our country md of
Congress, is extracted from the "Susquelianna De-
tnocrat."-it ls drawn with great force, aud with
much truth IN. B-The two Ultra Parties, the
.Niatiyfers and Consolidationists are approaehinp
each other as near as they can, and fighting under
a common banner for the promotion of their COM
mon interest; viz. to break down the Administrations
The GATHERING TEMPEST !-At NO period of our
political history the elements ripe rebellion
than at present. The Congress has just
its session, the members Of which represent all the lar
ring interests which have been famed and fomented r
Ing the recess. The Tarif-he Alabama Question:
the United States Bank, will all prove many apples
OIL dlscori TO convu and sgate the on and render
the capitol scene OF violent aud omsing strife
The principles maintained by South Carolina are prsdu.
any extending throughout the whole South, tanning tho
name OF opposition and gathering together party iormi-
dabe as to numbers. and progressive in Lluence Mar.
shaiied Calhoun aud attached his person by ami-
rauon anu sympathy; they will die ia the last
fore they will iosake him, and sustain their principles 10
the hazard OF civil aud dsunion. Opposed to them
are the consolidationists, equally inveieae unco
promising Men, who regulate their patriotism by the
length oil their purse aud prefer and boodshed
abandonment ofinterest Men. who are willing to mpo-
ver portion OF the Union for the benefit of another
TO rob the pockets OF the people, II they feast upon
the plumber ~f0'
Between these two extremes are large class of mn
derae men, who extend the hand eac conviction or
momentary creduliiy may prompt them. With such dis.
coruan materials congrcgatns together, our ma.
uona' affairs will long remain unsettled unless high Hea.
ven shall vouchsse TO shed upon our capitol beam Of
political light which shall dpa the gathering mis-, of
error and open the long neglected highway where grea,
Jefferson anu his compeers rod Too long has the demo-
cac party wandered from the letter spirit of the true
text book aud bowed down idols and false Gods Like
These Old who took TO themselves strange wives
lion has arisen, which has osaken the creed of their IA
Tiers, and become lost in the mazes of political
Dut we invoiuntary wander from subject The u
o. BANK with is hundred heads and thousand tails tho
nntiiaed and torn, will still have the 10 obtruJe
into our national councils an demand
1H0nstrum h0rTendum! Defeated in the field of poltcs
unable to corrupt the people with all its gigantic inf
ence, backed by neering Authenticated and
eresiaen, IN finding the Roman virtue of the President
HaIlf ralfo
Dukes VIII now stride into the halls Of Congress and
ny bribery to effect its purposes, against the united
wishes oil the Executive and People.
"Despair lends il courage to extend s scheme of
rupon, and tho in the agOnes OF DEATH its giant broes
can still convuse the nation. Like the last OF the NAM
moth tribe as described in the Indian tradition its
SKIN can almost resist the thunderbo,s Of Jupiter and
me omn'potence OF the people Can it succeed IL So
the stars and stripes of Freedom, will have given Mace ~
the Pagod OF maminon and enthusiasm OF Liberty dis
| placed by our lust for money
All these things are ominous Of gathering tempest
ciisis In our national affairs, which will determine
whether freedom, anarchy despotisin awaits us LASH
ed Into Jury the political elements are and will he IL
OIL sate escapes impending dangers and the
lu,ue directs her course by the pure principles of her
primitive pilots her voyage down the broad channel of
nauona prosperity will continue centuries to gladden.
| The hearts oil freemen."
mere Is no end TO the shameless misrepre Of
the ieiegraph-Will not the distinguish ha K
! from handsaw| He quotes from the ENQUIRER these
two distinct Propositions, viz that remov,s and resto.
ring he Dep0sifes essentially distinct ,,ons
and that the :rsstordtion of the Depesi!ss sc,
COY The iorce Of eircunsances) Now will anv MAN %
ho' acquainted with the tricks OF the
represents those ftc0 propositions TO be the
mat upon this il POUNDS the cbar
oarefaced inconsistency aud contradiction in The r. E5
Iuei -but we are surprized at nothing which The To
egaPn can say or Its Editor dO-It had heller looL
10 us own glass house. What did il assert the o,I,e
se %se 'a ss.sa ton and
possible to otherwise tho editor must
1s4p that time thought foppaudins
Inc G'obe unmasks the Imposor. II quotes the fol,
1 Of Fab
| 1880. " o'' ana march,
! A., From tie q s. Telegraph, March INA $780,,
~, MR. Journal yesterday assas Mr. L;y,,
ss"a1S n .psGc as sue The "asa
scholar, am as ur ripe accomplished
and beyond tho reach iaost bully in Mr. our
.eGSk pabi.hsa viii b i"r sh pSse il will
u MT 1"o"gstons hest efforts ~ o"'
Ma WoopBUar-Ihis worthy and mx y,n, a dos g
New E",d no s9nste OF the w. States, Deoeraey Of
MI foors resolution. In course of bs rema 'uo!ect oil
and The r,"" o. ms state as EXPRESSED in her of sS
;, and SiI Jefferson 10 the Virginia and KsnncIw ny
so clearly as TO leave cav The an" defined
RAJ particularly Of the federal judiciary Upon liz
severe This speech fail TO enrol Tho 1,m
among those of the public the ay nS
10 defence of the Of institution viii no S the lists
most sa opposed TO federal One Of the
vi na ,ho party opposed extension of federal ,os
p That its principles % oy tn. poo
@ Mr. oodbuy, expected Wi, conclude lis re
mere IS "bare faced contradiction" for you-and nm.
biushiDg falsehood to boot! ~ vi"
THE RESOLUTIONS
ne ~ OF Delegates have passed their Resolutions nm
reoerai Relations The Senate have now IN ACT mn
ihey are piece OF patch work. the tail mart put
ting CLOSES previous part and cautonng a TO-, ~