Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-26

bear In mind that am Quoting Mr. Leieh. and remem
Der. too that i, Is professions scanning, and
mark the contrast. The friendly alien. who had er
the land Of his siy where oppression with it's hard
hand, bore heavy him; who had come here to
an asylum OF freedom, either bringing with him those
objects which the heart of man. vile, and
children, and property perhaps had contracted those
nearest and dearest ties In the land OF his adopior; al
though he might ieel Tor his adopted country the
dent attachment, and be far iicn designing thing
against its plo-petly the President yet in deli
asce of the Constitution, which dc ciares that SIN all chi.
iisl prosecutions, the accused shsl enjoy the ig
speedy aud public trial by impartial jury" sxr-o be
informed oil the nature aud Cause OF tue he
confronted with witnesses sinst himto hay compu-
sorry process Tor obtaining witnesses ia his favor, and TO
nave The assistance OF counsel Tor his d-teuce say,
~ VI or ueSs eonSu'u'ionai saieguaids ne nendiy
ellen, according 10 Mr. Leighs political morality mig be
be very coasauiionaly aud fairly tried, convicted and
punished, by an Executive sentence of banish,nen--
oNen iroh The country TO which he had been ian tied
legal assurances OF protection, which had done nothing
10 Jiiri unless, ueed, the fo eiturc could ase cut u
tree aud Independents Expression Of hi, poics opinous in
opposition TO The bs-hAnded Cypress Of those pow
-banished. and ptIhsps, ruined the capticiou. fiat of
one man. construed by the law, sole Judge and Jury rs
well as accuser-A punishment which was perfect no
very III our code anu oi The mast cruel nature is 10 be ia.
niciedaI'bough the COns that "rruel and
unusual pu"ishmeus shall nc, be afflicted" Bat when
tue rag baions-the OF stock cbhers ae detected
through The regular chaune OF iuorn,aon the govern
meh' deetors IN their plots acies ourages
against The peace the dignity the ire e,o Under enenc,
anu happiness OF the people who had nhded ihe Pre-.
siden', the guardianship oil their dearest tghts-the Pre-
siurh' net TO take che single step 20 hee
lie not 10 control e subordinate GERS under him be
cause, in the opinion OF MIR. Leigh and his conpeers in
the Senate IL won!d be in derogaon of the Con.,tuon
snd Laws TO DO Sole Is exercise any OF his biyh
Executive functions Tor fear that lie ned and uut.
gentlemen should make haste TO try convict and
punish h ioi the uience oil graspng the sword and the
pufse-and We have MIR. Leigbs opnisn the Prrsi.
dent ~ guilty OF all those offences, without any judicial
proceeding to ascertain the guilt nnoce oil the Pre-.
suen unless The proceedings in the Senate winter
supply Tue required forms OF judicial proceeding Now
ieliow ci'zeIs beg you 10 take Ihc examples OF Mr.
Leishs consistency, ilus alive Of the character OF the
combination, as proof oil their sincerity, their patriotism
their attachment to regular, judicial enquiry"-And
whole matter, at Last, but ambition AMBITION
gnawing the vals Of men, until they have nearly
run mad No doubt but MIR. Taylor has been tepanueJ
INTO different view oil The subject; but he cannot alter
facts nor principles and whilst the OF the de postes
may have reference 10 things which did come within
judicial cognizance, Judicial enquiry could not have
reached many OF The offences committed by the Bank
These were pepetraed by loans money TO printers and
members oil Congress- Of enormous sums on insufficient
or no secultyexorbant lees paid TO lawyers could
also act as The political patrons Of their CLIENT occasion
might requife-large sums expended under a general
power given 10 the President of Bank TO cause Inc
tending TO illustrate the aud manag. nen of the
Bank-conirivances TO exclude the Government Directors
and many oher convances, all equally tending TO ex-
ercise an Improper Influence elections and political bo-
Dies You VIII observe, that all these matters
have been openly avowed by the Bank or proven The
pretexls on which these things have been done by the
Bank, are like the fg leaves with which The first pair of
human beings attempted TO cover their naliedness.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.