Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-14

empire M which, unmatched and uncontrolled. they
might rule The nation ot their pleasure; leaving the
graded shadows Of States jealous each other and OBJ
sequlous aud crinSing the Federal head, for any boon
mgh please grant them This has bern called the
Federal Party la pursuit OF their faror,e object ia,
have endeasored 10 the seeds OF esousy and annos
oe,ween different portions oil county, by egisla-
uon e most partial and oppressive running the one Tor
the sggranlisement OF the Other: They have imported
SYSTEM oi bafh1 Gus restrictions upon conerco-drpreca
ell aud derlored ss the OF Europeino young Amer
ca a"I dgnbed with the name OF the American Sysen
ihey have, under pretence OF proyene laid ter dar
ing hands upon the soil the States robbed OF their in.
rsiieuon aud Jibcd them with their money, prey
ou'iy wresed from them by unjust and oppressive
law they have concentrated into great machine-
The u States Bank-a none yed ROY err comps.u 90 20
sein the currency, regulate ,e picc all aud
'aoor, and mark any portion Of the country prospect
of uesoson as may seem best its irresp, nsble con.
uueop; hey have refused admit states ino the
o"'oh' Without restrictions, degrading them, and dan.
gerous TO the coniederacy: They have conle,ed that
congress was bound 10 pass laws appropriate money
carry INTO .hsc any treaty which the Executive might
eicoSe 10 MAXI, Ina short, tcy have eudeavorsd in all
cases. and by every means to break the 70, ern
mems OF Tue States, AID m'eiCre NTH the free exercise
power by the people. with the vain hope TO enuSrc the
Democracy OF the country their tolls, and compass by
stealth schemes Of ambition which they dare mo-, ,.e
10 the unraminelled people
Ia the time OF the elder Adams, the ponp and pageaniry
o. monarchy, with the rank corruption necessary to It's
existence, was almost established An Obsequious Con
gress was sitting discussions s'rang ling the press and
passing all laws necessary aud proper the people
70 state OF Degradation, and dependencies whist Federal
'uui'isiy gave us sanction TO tleir acts.
ihe people we've aroused from their lehargy; the Con-
su'ion was redeemed, and "the ship of State nut once
more on It's kepuhcan tack'-1he lust oil pow or il in
some minds an i"curuble disease. The F.deralis,s re-
unea 10 Tue conies and proceeded rep by STEP in un
deminng the tights Of the States and The liberties nj Tho
people, un'ii lIer progress egan arrested by the
overthrow oil the younger Adams
ihey nsd then attained the maximum of their prosper
ny heavy tSilh Was expressing and weakening the
SOUTH The North boaied by a forced and unnatural
prosperity was investing immense capital in enterprises
mnen rendered her eyey day more dependant on the
"S'eS VI We Federal Gov eminent Tor the value OF her
property, and OF course subservsnt to its viii A
gigantic Batk was flooding the uon. snling West with
convenient but dcceitiu substitute for Tie capital /,
needed The disaIecisd, in all quarters were bought nm
ny improvements and surveys tor improvements IN COM,
pte which, would have required the revenue of Eurone
Tue ouu anu angry protests al the South were drowned
ahus Tue hum ol Northern machinery aud the Lusv pre
paraion oil hei sons crowding TO the est
ihe instrument chosen by The people to owe ribrow This
nuouS ahd complicated system, ell working 10 one
end' was lArmer Of Tennessee ana when The o,ecion
's.u " nam uat he was MILITARY cLieiau ol uo
nsan lame, aud the Hero OF New Orleans they excused
'ns' 10 secure the qusluOs necessary 10 reform the Co
ttrnInent. " -
Andrew Jackson ctod lie dragged tho t,c,s,,v
ieeohes IRON their holds. The pecuaon were
iounu and iiitd mp. The county, ponpous lords vbo
~ 10 ''.ns,s 10 Europe, ceased their diplomatic din.
hrIs ana men OF business and ability were sen, sbro,
Language, as new as il firm and manly Was poIrsd
mo ue ears OF Roya He a,k.J nohing but what was
eeSy iishi, aud would submit nothing rong Secn
ing Jusuce was roused,-cIsims long sighted v,,e al
Hs.u ana Judicous treaties entered into with the nations
az nome l'is policy was mild aud Conciliaine-as
confederate OF interests ON the faith Of The
meh as 1T was brm dignied aud Indicative of corr.c
Pilhclfes The Messages of the President bre atled ,e
pnes spirit OF Democracy and of respect for The oh,s Of
Tue Slaes The VEro proved iIseli TO be In, p.onI,,
M "oh II he mlId mania Tor Internal improvement
fell sU'e" "heh
ne Fede'ass seeing the people akening to sense
oJusuce and Tie opposition darling American Svs
growing stronger every day, by the Presidents warm
ana Dlrereaied OF its rene al mr. essential
'eSuoh-'sir sJ stem OF Wholesale bribery by Internal
improvement. already swept away-resoIyeJ at once IN
sAe decisive blow at the Administrations and either
y'e1s II u"r H. or secure the perman, establishments OF
me most elective instrument OF their system
~ he scheme was TO present law re-chaftoring the
banK, TO The President for his signatures with the hope
na' ,he veto was applied the Bank power would be allie
10 crush im; II he gave his signature he woul loe ,hs
eo"uehce aud support vi all friends of st,ict rom
suusuoh OF tie Constr The nUvemeu AT Was master
plain was
"i eieeiion IL Was made nome NJ " hen the B,uk
had strained every render itself poweIul wbn
II had nearly doubled lis loans less Than tvs and
increased TO an ucacuable the number Of uer,o,
encc support. Wv
The people bad eho:en President whose Grmncss
equaed lis sagaey. HI had sworn TO do his ,Iutvno
" look 10 hls popularity. The VEro was applied
The Federass astonished at the ;n,rcpidiv f,he
act; and 1t was said that Jacksouism Onto whose coiIin
The last mil had been driven by the previous ,ol was
now buried The people dug up al the elections xlrh
en.ued' AhiGus'hke, with saloId yigour from lis pros
trsiiOn. " 70
Alter Ibis declaration from the enemy and ,ti r.o,
rom The polls, II will be unnecessary Tor us TO draw out
an elaborate argument against the Bank We will onlv
mrhlion one objection, upon which would be willing
10 rest The question, without considering even its ncon
stutlonaliiy, itself insuperable.
il gives power single individual or at bos small
ana secret eaba at their will and pleasure for good or for
evor political private ends-toncteasc or LinioiSh
NE pice OF oil property, and value all labor in The
ohon power, exercised without responsibility TO the
people, or their Representatives. without their
khowIedgei Ter while all feel effects, few know liza
Cause Why shall we jea!ously guard the powers we
grant, and require frequent accounts of their conduct
rom our servants they may, in day. grant for ever
unlimited control over the value our fortunes o,r IN
dnsify, our independence, and our happiness No con-
Vehehce can Jnsy this; and ii HectssGyi hccause
many NATIONS pave becu Tree, prosperous, and hanuv
WITHOUT hls eScrescence from tile Government which
may absorb its powers and control liz action This pow
e'' gwen away ny Congress, exceeds in danger ali the
power gwen 10 all the departments together or which
could be usurped aud actually exercised by eacheros
0oon"oh OF them a ecause in tie latter case the peo-
PIE "oulu immediately rise aud huTl the traitors from hrr
Paces III Tie iorner, the pow is le the moi
ee Tue miscitI " elected by eaed enemy a. ss
"'e o oouy as IL Is oil soul; aud against which, the dag
ger Oh tie citizen, the sword OF the soldier youl e
as vain as the supplanPs woe or the orators
i"s Po"T operates upon mems intercss anil The Com
nous Of GREAT Britain could wrest all po,, er IRON, Tho
Cfo"p Oy 'he privilege OF granting or Withholding sun
Pie WHAT may hot the Bank do in the cions Of NH,
po1Iiuy' W IsaiOng or Fastening The ruin Of voefs!-
beheFe us-Our only hope Of safety is in the rne. Of
Tue ftsuen and the yet unpollued purity Of thc P,ope
Aief Tie PRECEDENT hsd bern before the People 10 Give
an account Of ms ste hardship and ihoy bad hi.
cohuuc' by an overwhelming vote DO sent nes.aye 4,
Congress, rePlse with The soundesl republic, an doe,in,
Snn SHenuousy reconime DJbg modiG cation Of the Tariff
his was sOon follow ed by his Proclamation Iros.cd II
u,e eiG@cns Of South Carolina The federal origin and
cbaraeier attributed 10 government in INA, nam, ~
g lac