Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25

madness 10 which psriy-hate may ise Il would no, be
wthouit use To make Il the more striking in place of
CAsKEr."
Who has forgotten the scenes of last su,nme,s Among
those scenes, who vas unmndiu Of the ",reieome 10
BUNKER HILL" Whose is the heart that did no, fiji
with the glowing pride OF patriotism the beautiful adj
dress wherein with felicity surpassed te
Of the first aud last great battles under the Amrrcsn
Standard were indssolubly sssociaicdl
1--WE bid you. Mr.. President, who like our fathers
have exposed your life in the your country and
more favored than they, have been pei ed TO eroy the
iru 4 OF your tolls anil dangers We bill Won welcome To-
the precious spot Most OF those who have preceded v,
IN Tie Chief Eisgistracyw ashug,on. Adams, Monroe
and your immediate troll il before you
and out few years since. the faiious Guest, the
anu good Issyee, made his lgrisge also 10 the same
Venerable precincts 10 YOU Sir, who under Providence
conducted the banners oil this country victory in the
last great struggle OF the American ms IL mus, be ne
.uary grateful to stand upon the spot, inmorszed
The scene OF the first momentous conflict.
I'VE have taought IL might no, be unwelcorne TO YOU
10 possess some joint memorial OF these two evenl
,nd such an one now hold in my hsnisa grape shot
aug up IRON The sod beneath feet and cannon bail
from he battle field of New Orleans broug from the en-
closure within which your head quarters were es ab.hed
iney are preserved in one Caskstand behalf of the
ns OF NhafiestowD, now present them you, in the
hope that they will perpe,uae in your mind an accept,
ole association OF the l7h June l775. and the h of
January, 1876 the dates Of the first and last ba,e
fought under the American Standard
designate, ia all coming Tine the place of the frs,
OF hese eventual contests the gratitude OF this generation
Ne
nve yon Sir, TO ascend it, and TO behold ro is eleva
ton lovely scene OF and country: spe cinen moi
unavor"ee OF this portion e the geat Republic, whose
interests nave been conded 10 your care Chief Msgis
uate oil the United States. We rejoice that Won have
,aSen an opportunity OF acquiring personal ledge of
its character"
aduiaion Sanding the ashes Of men who died for
liberty we eanspesk language but that OF freemcn In
an address TO the Chief sgIStrs,e Of the United States
mere Is no room Tor word Of compliment or t.,tsry-
But With grateful remembrance OF your services I'm The
country w''h becoming respect for your station, the most
eA'teu on earih-and with UNANIMOUS APPRECIATION of
Tue In IN, resoiuie, and patriotic which YOU assumed
W me late alarming crisis oil aIis, in order preserve
ha happy Union under Constitutional Headlor the
es.oshment oil which, those streets wrapped ia fire
aud this hill was DIR nrhed hiood with one heart and
one voice. we bid you ,reico.ie to BUNKER Hill"
Sueh were the sentiments wi IA hieh ANDREW JACK
son was greeted on the sol, ws,ered Ivy the blood OF
WARREN! Such, the "uNANIArous' tribute TO the pat
o' Souier' whose In'repIy and skill whose earessuess
o consequences had "hlied the OF his country
gloryio the PARROT Chief Magistrate whose wisdom and
hrmness had saved the Union'
And wa'a spectacle does same the now xhbi
Alas Tor human nature. The language ransscked for
Terms 10 express aud TO hAe-to convey and TO iu
sugae TO nsullthe iavore ship the alton dsgurel
mat ms Image might be nsulted and the deed
oy 'e very men who presented the Bunker Hill Casket
Anu by what has this insane rage been excited? What
h"hsppehed! The reniordi If the Deposifes! No other
answer can be given. The REMOVAL OF THE DEpo-
SITES 10 the long list OF services to the country
then, so grat July and eloquenty arkno egeJ has
been added The brilliant as The most difficult nj all
ne hdS rescued he C0HsftutionHe has the finish.
ing blow 10 the montrous Corporation which bids fair TO
overshsdow the land and substitute and
corruptng influence Tor the power the People Tin Que
neir Constitution and their Government The Monster
o''es the dus-iis dying agones have convulsed tie
uos venom has been Infused into the hearts Of lis sup
por,ers. ~
The rfmoroi Of The Dcposifes! And lo the gratitude
Tor ms servcesihe unanimous tribute 10 the hr,nuess
and patriotism which saved the Union The ecome win
que nedrt ana one voice, changed into exua
the Gecapitaiion OF his statue!
Was this sufficient TO produce the change' No! /,
was hu' as the last pebble that ed Indians pouch
oil lohg collected vengeance This death blow the last
nope oil Federalism the of its desperation and
uhoriued fury; hut not OF its hate The black cloud had
long oeen gathering against the in whom the Shirt
oil Federalism recognised its deade,t foe Al times il
suited us purposes TO disscmbe but the hate
an" u mas now become 100 strong Tor sl,ne
H. indeed, there any longer any object in the sum
preston Of what ever ranked within. Tie ancient Toe of
democracy now speaks in her tones-sucb as
were wont TO hear from her in days yore Witness the
o'owg from The leading organ OF the Boston branch of
e Tee.n (aFeady routed) coalition against the Man Of
"He (Gen Jackson) has done nothing that Mr. Jener.
son would not have done, il he had possessed ii,he Of
zen Jscksons hardbood and reckles NESTLE has done
ho.nhg ,hs Mr. Madison would not have done, il he had
not oeen afraid 10 look blood and carnage The fyrat
Of he present day is less be feared than his ro ereat
prototypes He is open. careless aud bold; they were sy
,n,snnaing and cowardiy All the embArrassmens. all
.ne "sTesses which the country Suffers all the
Illegal and unconstitutional of Gen Jackson are the
rT ~ o. o. MT Jeierson's principles and policy
In this language OF the Boston Courier there il no m
.aSe,-i, comes from the heart.-They hate him-The
truth at length breaks fo t-The hale and he esn To-
'he ha'e.-"hr JcDrson's principles and poiicy"-The
mue eds OF he yraBt OF the present dsy"-aye call his
illegal and unconstitutional scts' are but The uit of M
Jeterson's principles and policy.
This Is The language OF truth. They know for soreIv
nave hey been made TO feel that all HE energies of his
soul nave been devoted the and the
ment OF those accursc principles and that his peerless
popularity LIS unparalleled strength in the affections and
The confidence OF the People, have given him the
which none other possessed, break Up and DESTROY
piece by piece the ediice which The Iabors of Frde
''n Tor The last twenty years had been and
"hc" MI this destroyer came, they ondy deemed proof
against every thing Good have they TO hate
upon his statue " ,
As memorial Of the times as a testimony of his SER
wees 10 the cause Of Jefiersons principles and policy
as monument 10 his hard victory Bank he
last refuge and The strongest citadel OF routed
ist me FIGURE DC preserved; and let The BUNKER
OAsKEr take The place OF its severed head.
No.d breThs Boston uo federal Boston s
uses the following language about Virginia: The recen,
changes Of opinions lacI thu which
so Oen made Virginia lusous, highly consons I'm her
directions "t grateful OF Visnis
understand the signs Of the times they in
chuseit Encouraging young be- who are
anxousy at their expected iohersnce TO behold CLAY Wsbn
Leigh Iyi Clayton. Chambers, Ewing. Pprr md
their associates combined mind save our land from
tyranny odious which orr fathers
encountered o the cabinet and Geid is not brought in
because he s too much of ser
throw into the Ola Podda- truth this nmbious ,
ton. - - - ' NO""-
FOR 7HE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
HE BANK (oR ARCHERY "WHIGs."-THE ANTf.
BANK (oR JAcKsoN) Tories"
wonder that II should have sped the recollection of
Old Col Duane, while speaking Of tie 'Wbigs' of tho
present day, that this attempt 10 gull the people by me
OF name, Is lar from original being but The revival OF
administration. The honor Of The invention has recently
been disputed between Duff Grse, and Jaues IPofso