Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-20
no 7YYs kDIIORs OF JHE E.yoUiRER.


doubt whether in your whole Editorial career, you
have ever eonended against such opposition
Yourselves Tor "war to the kne aud the knife to tho
hlt"
This is time for mincing Matters for fAliering or
tncing. The Bank fights Tor echaier; the discon-
tented politicians fight for the high places the govern
men. The Bank commands the ior,s; the towns com.
r'an the press with here and there honorable excep
hon The town merchants and spectators, subser
Went TO the Banks aud they strive by means fair and FOUL
20 reduce the country people, TO The ser,ile cond
uon The combination Is powerful one With the Se-
nate OH their eide, aud the press at their comuan they
can do incelcuabe mischief They have done much;
they threaten with more. They have threatened 10
stop the wheels OF government; they men.ce us with
revolutions they sickle al nothing; call play, is fair play
Grave Senators, In contempt OF the popular will, in
tempt oil the pahest principles OF JUSTICE OF the plaine
oil the President and have charged bin with usurpaton.
hey next became his judges, found him guilty Of the
charge Having condemned him unhes ard, am
they hold him responsible for all the consequences Of the
war OF exerninaiion, which they and the other called
powers are wsgng against him. Bank. cried down,
confidence destroyed, credit Shaken the Constitution vo
lated. and the whole country thrown into coinnoou For
all this responsibility rests upon the Hon Senator'S tho
iniuaied parIi.aDs the corrupt servile presses
which are combined in this game mischief. They
all striving 10 overthrow Jscksousm .',he eud rsnctes
the -
Can such an nnhoiy alliance prevail! Never, until
the character OF our people be reyoiutionized Amidst
the excitement got up tor the purpose hundreds have
deceived Ever jealous Of unauthorized pow ing nious
lawyers have persuaded then that General Jackson has
uone wrong ad mat putc servants ought not 10 be
off, for ceIIsurng him. But the plans schemes OF the
Opposition will, ere long, be fully developed. The eyes
OF our people will be opened. They will see, that Gene
raj Jackson is ''more snned against than sinning The
dccusers will he accused the judges condo mned.
In elections this Spring, the friends Of the Admins.
traon have contended under every disadvantage Slang,
SANDER, and vuperaiion, and opposition speeches by
thousands, circulated in every direction whilst the
speeches sustaining the Administrations and Tar
between" Indeed, scarcely any reached the country
except through the medium OF the Enquirer The
.ueTchUnfS To he e
with caustc and cayenne had almost said that they de-
to be visited by all the calamties which they
have 20 loudly ronpsined for they have certainly conii-
bned largely TO their production. In their loyalty to the
Bank, and in their Zeal the people
Jacksonsm. they have scared the cash of circulation
into secure retirement Their cries of "dis,rrss" and
th'ir gloomy predictions have kept the State b INKS ia
conetant terror Certain politicians prot,ted nv
this game OF mischief; hut utterly unable see.
how the town merchants, mechanics, and traders have
been, can be benefited by it, rather think that the
have been sappng the foundations III own prosperity
Let this excitement subside-as subsLe il must loug,
III spite oil those whose interes 49, Stepitu-we shall
nR en at the retnoval vi the Depostes has had
but little agency any in The production of all the evils
which have visited both town and county. The people
will that ali is all cheat They will reflect upon
the means which have been resoed TO- TO influence our
elections, and bring the whole country under Bank and
I0Un influence. Let the opposition exult in a partial
triumph They are doomed TO be defeated in their main
objects. Virginia may censure The President for his
in relation the Deposites ciH she 20 for HE
Bank permit herself 10 be transferred to 6sr poiif.
cal enemies? No; "1he developments the ne xt Tvs eve
months may convince Senator Leigh. that ICE are not
hdn9erdoie-that our principles marketable
comm d. les However CONTEMPORARY he may think
OF the multitude, we are not be reuolufionized
even by factous Senate Let him beware les
his lawful alternatives prove awful indeed 10 him.
and to those with whom, and for whom he is co
operating. His panic speeches in every nee hbor-
hood Let him beware of second reading. Let the
spice lose its pungency; let the cruce get coo let the
etiervescence subside aud the honorable Senator may
we'll dread the analysis OF The singular compound which
he and his friends have forth, heal us of Jackson.
IN and n lpaV xxf RanLa H..
Ell Senator Tyler beware Of "he haul. writing upon the
WALL! Let him remember ''Pbp, thou art mortal!'
Messrs. Editors, the Enquirer and the Jeto other
presses which have refused fidelity The Bank
aud the new Coaion singled for destruction
You are in the way of the called powers "But not
lite fock The victory is yours, if you fight faithful
ly Garry the war into the enemy's country" Great
is truth, and il will prevail"
PHILO-JACKsON ANTI-FACTIoN.