Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-15

EncroGchmenis by the General Gorernment-One of
the Opposition presses in Virginia of concentrating noto
riety, has CALAMITY slept forward The marchhe
gdnEke march OF internal improvements by the national
authorities aud TO preserve from further Violations Con-
siuon the virgin purity OF which has been outraged by
tina, hdeous monster, ycepi Federal Encroactment-
We congratulate the friends Of rigid general.
ly; and we congratulate the Richmond Enquirer most
particularly, the timely aid, which has come 10 the
rescue. lie cause OF the people against that rediy
dangerous and unconstitutional institution the United
States Bank has received conspicuous support from
The same chvsous source; aud we have heard with un-
Affected pleasure, the warke notes of preparation made
by this political CGur de Lion, for ne w crusade 10 be
directed agaip the ndel doctrine Of Internal Improve.
mem by the General Government. We hope the whole
SYSTEM the abominabe system will be crushed beneath
the ponderous weight of aJauess an inpeeca6e South.
side "VETO" Our undisQuised iriendshin for the ,e
charter OF nconsttufiondI Bank our uer blindness
TO the manifold sins Of flat Institution; our exceeding
great and charitable desire 10 permit die at the end Of
we iaw without molesation our known aJhorrance and
deesiaIon Of all The wise provisions contained in The
charter OF our liberties, alike forbid the idea that te shall
ever De found making common cause with The enemies
OF FeueTai eDcroachment-We give This timely warning
10 all coDcerned-to the Richmond ENQUIRER espe,
cially; as we would not for a moment have that pa
per believe, intend 10 fIioto much less Ieod in
contest, where that Press (Rep,blican from, is 6o,fn
dation) is to play the envidbie part of new German
iary 10 an old and legitimate Roman Legion No! we
shall initiate striking, modern exampe--ve shall stand
by with folded arms, In the midst Of the confess
ally unoosng tongues 10 give counsel TO what appears
70 De e s"ong sde' now and then as occasion requires
dealing deep slabs Under the fifth ribs Of The ENQUIRER and
its allies who we now opne, will be the weaker nartv
albeit ne may hereafter find ourselves wofly misfokeni
sERiOUSBY-Wbenever the Constitution is really en-.
dangeed whenever the provisions OF that sacred nsru-
Debt are improperly dsregarded, though the hunbles OF
the warrior train, shall endeavor TO be al our
wiz try TO DO our duty The people must not expect,
however 10 hedr our shouts, until they see us on the
walls OF Tory. Though sanctioned by high authority
we doubt ihe exPedeney Of having expended one
oo eig hundred thousand dollars in the construction
Of The Cumberland Road. Like the charterine of the
United STATES Bank Il was stretching the Constitution for
the general welfare" rather beyond the rghtfu limits
The road having been partially constructed At this enor
nous expense has been perhaps prudent, though not
constitutional 10 appropriate money finish and keep II in
repair We ate the less disposed mark the sppropria
Ton recently made, with censure, because IL s 10 be the
losL After the expenditure Of the new grafuifv the
Cumberland Road will be surrendered 10 The States
through which passes. II remains be seem how ,enk
iul the aforesaid States will be- for The boon 50 kindly
gsned Them by The Senate and House Of
W Congress assembled
" The above spicy article is from the "Ameriean
Peiersburg) Constellation commenting upon certain re-
marks IN The Petersburg IntelIgencer which The Rich
mond Enquirer Is inifOdUcedWe understand, the Con-
elsUon IL gaining that standing aud support from the
public, 10 which It's tsents justly enGde Il.