Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-19

were heard only In the distance, felt
mat II Is aiar oil from his dive ling rolls himself M
ana again resigns himself TO his sumbcrs Whether The
Hon. Mr. Leigh belonged 10 this latter descr;non If n
sons or whether he was seen in that prrlous tno,
'si.iug from the ground like ea'ss, I'm ms.s,,,
e' ms friends snd country answer. No enlightened man
win ueny The right to every citizen, owng lis opposi
uon 70 any war IN which The nation may be eogsgei al
hoogh cons'utionally dscareJ-nor his right 10 anne,
10 The press aud the ballot box for the pnrpose of ehai
puohc opinion and the national policy. When men De.
e'e mat others are deceived they Justified i'm ey.ry
honorable effort 10 effect the deliveraucc nj Lnm,, ,.
son from error Indeed. they are worthy OF ali praise
'or an "nshinAng opposition to every species of ~
.'nhy-every restraint upon the liberty of priv a,e
Jndgmcnt-evcry attack upon the great causa n civil
ana religious freedom. But, when those who were
opposed TO The Of 1872 war w.eod an ,;.,,.,,.
" and ended gotiousiy- ance now tb.i All The
Danger has passed away. their claims TO The favor of
ne people, ~ becomes an exceedingly gravc question
poon' are made, they should be like the shpwecked
"Es'i nantes in eurstc vs,,o."
Under monsrc!ics Cove rnmens Princes can
me hdey OF their chiefs by coiones starr carriers and
Pehsions-bu' under government like ours the nairiot
cn'h' ana soldier, must nd his reward Tor iis tolls
anu oanget IN The noble consciousness OF hayiny one
his duty and IN the gratitude OF his counrynen So Ior
as our people remain iree this one o, the crcs,
conservative principles OF their national existence When
they shall be ensayed the fountain OF honor IN no d.
pleasure oil one man, the gracious cop,e an,
bounty oil the few Wbst wa- that secured to w a.bir,
ton The everlasting gratitude OF this nation hun HE
virtue and immovesble adherence TO its s,nJ,
every danger what was ii that placed Jackson ip The
ehair but The tacts that he had conducted our
armies WIN genius and skllhsd barred his bosom IN The
bullets Of the enemy and given thereby the last and Lgh
est pledge OF devotion 10 hi- country Aud VIVA, Tia,
mas gMneh TO Mr. Barbour that large share of ai,c;n
respect and honor, which Lc at this moment c,io,s S,
nis nshsken adherence 10 the people, under all iher az
n, idr ana honest use OF every power en,rust-
ed 10 is hands. IN long Of public service ami m
Tue communications oi which, he has ever remained "ou,e
and undo ied:' P"'e
During the session OF Congress Of 1916 /, ,v.s ...,
Bat.k IL
entered upon public Ie de cvely opposed 10 is rs
because he did not believe that Congress possessed e
power 70 create such corporation This question had
agitated the nation carly 1871 Al that time NJ
tamon In his argument in favor OF the cons,i io liz,
o. zoe nrk "d advabeed this broad aud alarming popo.
suo", ihst every power vested in government In IL
nature sovereign, and includes by force Of the farms
rsht 10 employ all means requisite aud fairly applicable
to The attainment Of tie ends Of such power and which
are not precuded by restrictions and .xce,,iors
In the Constitution, nmo or not contrary 10 lilo
ends OF political society" Mr. Jefferson and Others
aFeI!eu, mat II THIS proposition true then the Con.
ven'on had clothed the government iih unlimited
'a strict construction OF the Constitution was tic only
ploeeuoh 1f "e people. against The eucroachmens Of
power ahd me schemes OF smbon and against that cor
rnpuon which had prevailed in every civilized n,rion
he iramers OF the new Constitution had studied pro-
Iouhdiy The history Of intellectual and civil Uber,v
ihey knew that in the mother country The ai,v bod
struggled against the clergy for the iorncr-and ia, The
eop'e hsu Fought against the power OF The throne Tor
he iaUer Our Statesmen ioresaw that their
might have TO CONTEND against central power in The
Oenefa' Goveinment-which aided by patronage and
he m
ne separate States, snd reduce them the condition of
contemplate corporations. They, therefore paye ne
".. , Sohs"'nnon ono oil tho great discoveries OF
mo.e'h Hnes, IN The science of Government The Re-
publican party contendrd that the authority ofhe cn.,
cannot be carried yond the plain ons
o'nr CONSTITUTION IL was asccrained that Mr. Madison
VINO 'u ed me opposition TO the old Bank in one of
the mos, cogen logical, ho,
ever Tell from the lips OF man, had his
TO The establishment OF another This change of onnion
was excused by palsting and peculiar cirr,,ns,sn
The credit oil the ate Banks was prosaie The amount
rue hahonai debt enormoushe currency of the country
"e"Asru anu ne loss upon exchanges oppressive This
act Of Mr. Madison, in opso.ing The rev Bank Bill was
nsSpProved by the conscience and Judgment OF MIR Bar
bour. But he Withdrew aud di, not vos u,o, H. GI
pHssage-a course that has been censured by a few
"n wbFh every generous will pardon Mir Barbour
was placed In situation of grea, difficulty and decacy-
ne wac suddenly deserted by large portion of III at Marty
with which he had uniformly acted on long ron,cs,si
constitutional question: His great polite teacher and
nus personal Trend the President. who stood the head OF
ahAifswho had all the lights before him. and was csoly
70 me people, had this me asure on
me Cd, doubtful ground that i, ",es judicafa"
IL Is however sufficient for the people now TO know
that Judge Barbour refused 10 re cord his veto in v ~
what he deemed violation the Constitution maj he
ou nor surrender his political sih that bic predictions
OF ev rom This establishment have heen
,"'ned ROW, as in 1916 he is against The Bank which
nc believes TO be "in deadly hostility to all our ius,Iu
mn,eh mas al last crowned its proigse course, by
"u"aei"s'y shuilng It's doors in the faces Of the Repre
sen'aivcs OF the People True The Senate has annoiped
committee; consisting OF Messrs. Webster Tyler En ing
&C 10 examine III the affairs and condurt III % ri
bu The selection Of such committee il ike cn,,nusn
Jury OF receivers OF stolen goods 10 pass unon , i
or innocence oil the lclons who stole them yh,v NAV
sn1 Us NE rn'n-ou' they will not give us the wLols
nun, ana therefore we cannot believe them
nat arc TIC relations in " bch the Senators Of Vir.
ghd now stand TO the question of The renewal Of the
eharer OF the Bank, which sgta,inp the Onion rom
US centre 10 its cxtemiIirs? Mcss Clay Calbou, a,
an ssPirsnis 10 tho Presidency arc Oh the side of
"e n""K' my are endeayoIng 10 disgrace General
Jackson and Mr. IAN Buren,, who are opposed 10 line
DAM eSsrs yer and Leigh in eeciing IN cir obe c
sTe hghnng shoulder 10 shoulder with that iIiumvraie
r. las
ahd Lelgh brrahcd forth The same orss of defiance of
deadly hosi'yibc fierce and Sc fish malice no s
me PRESIDENT and Vice President as bays markell ,br
VeShg OF ME- calhoun ever since the developeinent of
ms cseba'ed " Titus Oste's'' plot in 1891; Tor they
lohtd III Tie eSPsue trial and conle mnatio of
800. Du', ~ mol THIS constant co. operation this close
union bct"e the leaders Of the Bank and the Yirg mia
senators oniinons Of evil? Whenever we see men ~
ceedihgiy intimate with the recruiting SERGEANT and lii
iom"eF, Hey are sure at last TO take the bounty The
SeeDrseu courtrzaD NiOon dEncos observes in one of
"e' 'eueis iai She had kidd of observation-disclosures which
sue OH aud ON 1t will and which all her pufpo
feS lD Partisan society May not the Virginia sspa,o,s
leel only kind OF left-handed oppo,i ion 10 ,h RI
weh 'hsy may put before are re- lec,ed and mi
OH afterwards at their pleasure? IL the Prope of Virs
nS are reay opposed 10 this great MONOPOLY then bev
n flufe pubic servants In the National lie
VINO WIZ do Their wofk with completeness and direct
peIceness,i you please, which will admit uei.
her OF doubt nor cs'i The vile Of Ca.ar was renur.d
70 90 ho' only ehase, but unsuspeced 1t has bae aid
mstln former times MIR Leigh regarded Iampdsn (oi
glorious memory az his prototype Let me tell him st
", hefoe nan refused 10 pay the lew shnes assessed
Oh n's uch estate IN Bucking hsmshfs a. lac
s"' TIC GOULD be content 10 loan, well a. others hut
'esiea 20 ufs" on himself that OF Magma Chsfa
Spcb shoulh DO read twice wear against ose who in
fingrd ": hat lie nof IN ~. ~