Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-01

test (rct contraction their leaders were excluded for
they known TO be lahtudiusrsns They had ridi-
culsd our hide bound notions and ent for all the great
national schemes which have since and distract
ed the Republic. Bank Tariff and Internal i,nprov ut
were their hobbies But being outstripped their
own game, they face TO the about and becone OPP
pressed. beyond endurance, by their begouen "Ae
rcsn System They all at fall n love with doc
t,ines The Resolutions and Report Of $500. become
their political Bible STILL the old test cludes them from
The fold new touch-stone must be iound-Their Skill
Joreed construction soon supplies their wants State
Rights say they, utterly vsueIess without State
Remedies --sone State Remedy ought therefore, TO DO
the test" They beget Modification, and ear IL
to the ssges 9S They make that the touch stone, by
which to try all who Claim fellow ship, State Rights Re-
pnbhcans; aud endesvor TO ex-comuncate all who re-
fuse 10 Iuf their " King cure all" Qualification IS
the rgltul remedy, saith the New-light. The
dy is bad the disease, replies the Old Republican.
Them yon onsoidationisi, rejoins the Nulh6er
Messrs. Editors Let hold to the old test aud let
every whole really devoted TO the rights OF the States
and s liberties OF the People, beware how he deserts the
practice OF the Old School, for the theories of the New.
Differ may, about State Remedies, all ought
i to agree that prerenfion Is better than and that,
by strict adherence the old creed, may certainly
prevent any dangerous disc whereas, by abandoning
it-reying upon our Wanted renedes-the Constitution
may be destroyed by the combined operations OF diseases
aud remedies There Is no certainty in latitudinala
don't What may be his professions; he bend and
twist the Constitution by forced Constructions anIy
its cations. aud make mean any thing, every thing,
Or nothing. just may best compor with his party
schemes, promote his Interests, lily his ambition He
will Tor refractory State. usurpng Nation. just
he best WELD the the other 10 his
glory. appeal TO the past aud present at-
tue OF til. Opposition leaders as sfording conclusive
proof Of the business OF these remarks.
Our last Legislature has furnished with new sPe-
cies OF laiitudnarana strict construction idfhrdina-
ridn; who proves by unaDswerabie arguments that the
Bank charter violates the Constitution; and. in the next
BREATH proves by suspicious. tnai II nsy rees DO
right to exisa5 'hatrha'cr. hiessrs Eors what IL the
object IL s,oeurng man 10 support the Constitution? Is
II TO eRiarge his discretion, or to dvest him OF i ask
for Information Is not the oath OF Senaor designed 10
prevent him from viol.Dg the Constitution Can he lay
it aside at his discretion upon the plea that Others design
mDre ia WnnIn The hnn
bile Senator pardon General Juckson for doing what he
admitted to be unconstitutional act, under the pretext
OF preventing the Bank Directory rum trampling under
loo, the Constitution and laws, expressing the People, and
kicking their Representatives out Of doos? Here Is
much stronger than any which Mr.. Leigh has adj
dnced; tor General Jackson would have facts instead OF
suspicious and oath o that the laws be faithful
y executed" to justify him. But would MIR. Leigh,
any OF the parties the coaion listen any such
plea, coming from the "Od Herol" Let their speeches
and their votes answer the question:.
will say nothing about the other contingencies under
which. according TO Senator Leigh, il would be right TO
violate the Constitution, and vote or OF the Bank
charter III has suspicious be suicieD, 10 justify such
vicaon suelY he need contend for any broader dis
creon and surely the People Of Virginia, ought to be
astonised, their Senators ia close alliance with
general welfare" Federaiss. Well may the Bank be
proud OF such friendrends who ready, not only
yield their constitutional scrupes but who exerting
themselves might aud MAN, To The shameful neglect OF
their ocular duties, in ende awning to put down break
up, and defeat the only man. the ouy parry, and the only
measures. which the Bank has any reason TO fear.
But Executive nisrule" is to be cured: and, suppose
per and plaster the nsrue of the Bank? IL there
no better remedy, let the disease alone Nature will
1t, with much less injury to our political system than
would be the effects OF such quackery.
But again! They must g. 10 something TO relieve the
People" Reilly! Let us alone! You have too much of
TO sq1abble Attend Your dinary du-
tes-repea or amend your LAWS, which exclude foreign
gold and silver, and which Danish gold from the
country Pay yourselves out OF money, and make
arrangement for taking Of the balance,
y OF the mammoth Bank. DO this, and will not ask
you Tor relief Hopelessly degraded will be condition.
when shall be obliged 10 seek relief from pecuniAry
distress, at the hands of the General Government much
more the hands Of such Senate.
ANTI-BANK IN FACT