Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-25

of Virginia relates to the affairs Of thai ,,e w. ,v
no c7ne.fn The following extract from that docunen
Mss q diief,' t'% arn'g, VIZ
"fhc relations which b tn ear this Stale aud tho r
Sas : ,.s creature add Tor many purposes, the Re
me rot interesting and Important, these creator;
these relations do co. ho@sss s" S oa q 1
% " ' Mo-, OF S mu you m,c aay lai"%cd through all 'hc
'saon viii OF h oiecrf rnnoi
Coma oa~cat. No seen to ssi.s , r
less cc on irs viii na o's tous a
sa YOU w,a The rep ,ca OF facts which already know will
@ ~ mat whic iot r's the dangerous
our neg d'liois when asserted by the Executive heal OF the
Tao tla Representative in ,o Senate Of he ",
decree ,hs as o. such 'ss, las IN no
% o. we '.u o. such p'eecpis aud Of such examples
Tolerated IN OF the Convenient ami in ne
r il be i'c q. the Mise have taught, no fee Gov
%. "s Sins o. ho'iy can he Preserved 20 people, but
wne and by Frequent recurrence fundamental principles iherc
People "G Scr ssa V s s os 3. a sns I s %
L""o come Of ,g & a &c 81 he,, lo.sai creed much
give Sonntcasnce to the doctrines such ma
!h ol tho United states, The ca, greater number !,
that IN @ coutes not conducted ans spirit hostility the
% ~ " I maaDf,y esioss to the victor majority the
mo som,aon defence aud welfare Of according pro
eaior m1einc ami tho positive rights of ihe
viii scr6ced bot sooa The maar ,
"a" An % i 10 to all The s@ o Of The favored
o,G c principally q, oisS1 and csgcsai~ of Office ready
he di.t,u,sl he yntc. s%nniy for pasl
to The leaders 'S fsss aa the expected pda' promised
Mlea, oitc public dco,ed bu, the IA
yonecs devised b the hea h. not in ompane
signs Of those who claim the actual of contsihucd
ss inc TO aa to corrupt the the country
credit OF aud their confidence From hi,
S, ~, sn'h Ia, condition cannot continue long quiet is
speedily Ttask ss S the sv to undertake its
merry,
striving to accomplish object required alike by the wei
n " Them let SUI; hope tho, Imminent peril in
tho United state %i be a of Sps sho OF
snss, now ina. their effects have been Nevertheless this j.
with ic;u remembering always time viii coon
sua accustomed mode themselves m the re-
Here is another specimen Of the genuine South Caro-
Ina Ban-schoo politicians, whose doctrines are ex-
peccd by some to supant those of jefferson in the soil
OF the Ancient Dominion -
1t was prudent in Governor Tazewell not to specify
tnosc doctrines the most dangerous 10 free iasti-
t'ons asserted by The Erccuoe hcad of tie Federal Go
1erHment Tor if he had condescendcd to be thus part
cnar, 1t would have been promptly and conclusyelv
shown, that there is no. the slightest foundation in fact
for iiis assertion 1t total and unqualified mistake ON
ms par that any such doctrines have been asserted The
governor OF Virginia must have been entirely en-
crossed with the concerns Of his State TO have oh
served with care the events which have occurred ourno
the past year.
We are the more confirmed in th;s ;mnressor Co.,
The fact that he goes 10 speak of 'te faithful repre-
senatiyes OF the States in the Senate OF the United
nVpIif
.nese imaginary dangerous doctrines He could at
have known that Senator Bell, of New Hampshire has
been for FIVE years knowingly msrcpresenng his State;
lat senator Spague, OF Maine has not only lone been
guiy OF the same offence bat the last session DISC
beycd the positive instructions of his State and ON AN
appeal to the People, signally condemned: TINT So
majors rrcnghuysen and Southland, Of New Jersey dis
ohcyed the positive instructions of their State twice re-
peated and on an appeal TO the People, also signal
~ condeinned; that Senators, Mangm Of North Carroll
ma, Moore, of Alabama Poindexter of Mssissnpi and
several others most papably misepresented their States
IN ie proceedings OF the last session 1t seems iinpos
sine uia governor iazcwe could have been apprized
OF these things, he would have spoken Of ;es,
Senators as thc aibf representatives of the States
Ii also prudent in Governor 1aaewell Ia avo;,
specifying 'the principles avowcd and PROCEEDINGS tole
rated In some of the departments Of that Government
MS also 1.-THE eXtrayagant and partial expenditures of all
OF them combined" Had he been particular itmi0ht
have been shown, that the 'pncipcs alluded To are I'm,
aginary; that te proceedings tolerated arc strictly l
ghi anu that "te extravagsnt and partial expenditures
as iar as tey exist have been forced the departments
contrary TO their will by the influence &c those fatkf
Representatives of the States, whom he so loudly ap
plauds
Governor Tazewell must be aitemntin 10 nn,usc III,
readers when he talks OF the spells Of the yanauishcd
minority belonging to the victor majority" having
any thing To do with the principles professions or prac-
tce OF the present Administration We have ne yer
heard TINT any OF 'the vanqushed minority" has
been deprived Of his rights by the "vicior majority
SINCE the Inauguration oil General Jackson on the 9TH Of
mafch, IoS' Every man Of the minority has received
The protccton'of The laws his person character and
Pfy as completely SINCE that epoch he did before
The laws have been pOwclcss 10 protect in refer
cice rather TO the majority than the minority from the
President Of tho Uni!ed States, who was assaulted by
one cf Governor Tazcwes constituents to tho humble
Democrats who shot Ly the adhcrents of The Rank
in the streets of Moyanensinp
But perhaps Governor Tazewell has reference To the
9pfeS OF The country, and to insst that then Of
right belong TO the minority and that for the majority 10
MI them with men who accord with them in principle
and pfaSce Is an act of P',ndcr upon the privileged
lew mat tins rs his meaning. is the more probable
from his appnudng the notoriousy fathcss Senators as
INC J,fW representatives, of the States" and cnlcr-
ing INTO argument prove that aorities have no
right 10 govern, according TO the Constitution
Here are tic doctrines of the South Carolina Bank
school, to which great effort is making to proselyte the
followers of Jefferson Is Virginia about to be con-
ypricd9
We wish to add remarks in relation to that part
of the Governors Message which relates To the public
dePosites and The Bank but they be deferred to
future occasion Giote.
From tic same
la il Of the lamentable characteristics Of tho
present hmcs, that men opposed tho Administrations
however exalted IN station reckless of truth in their
public documents, rs the most sbservcnt instrument
Of the Bank ia his daily editorials The Senatorial rosa
buttons and reports Of last winter particularly the re-
port upon tie Post Oice were strikinV usfrationa of
this official mcndacitY. bold effort was then to be
made 70 carry the public by stornby storm Of false
hoods bold, loud aud incessnt that "lhe st snal
voice" oftruth should not lie heard in the uproar
Governor iazcwell 10 have forgotten that the
Iatile - over Like who has been asleep during the
deadly fray, he rises up and fires his bundcrbuss shout
ing to thedc1d around him TO rtgh forward Ia Tho
fight The passage have quoted belongs to the last
wlntcr not the present. Tho Governor has mistaken
the time when his voice might have been heard with re-
spec and might have added to the errors Of the timd
and aided The designs Of the wicked Now il cxces onlv
derision mingled with rcgrctdcrsion az n,e ntote6t
py winch excitcs II, and regret that noble old Com
monwe9lth, the mother cf Democracy and great mon
ohogd have been so deluded place her dcsnies Ia
Mions of the publio tress,,ro ,, 49,. H., o..