Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-02
(Froa The Globe J

gus circumstances The country has been freed full .
inuc as was half century by the capture OF Corn
wallis. We remember have heard that the news of
that event first reached Philadelphia midnight Tho
city was silcntall aslcepsave few patriots who
were still up, hoping TO be the first catch the news
when IT arrived, they for the waclmen and ordered
them, AZ they told the hour of the night TO add that
Cor'e0His taLcs, which they did i'm the wachmans
song TO the delight Of the awakened inhabitants whose
hearts and voices echoed the joyful sound Now we
THINK that n the closing night of the late New York
elections, following they did similar results in Penn
syyania North Carolina and other States the wachen
% mat city had been ordered, they cried the hour to
add that the Bank decated the recatvc ought not
70 pave been less acceptable to American cars
cordial TO their hearts We take post upon high and inn
mnabe principles the text Of which would bear volumes
OF commentary. Ii s remark that our coun-
Try ~ not TO lose its liberties by any attack from without
fhss experiment was tired in 20 Soon the sur
render oil Burgoyne, and, in good time, the one above
mentioned 1t was tried again in 1912. In a month or
wo we had the first of that renowned series of fights i'm
which our young warriors of the sea- the followers OF
Howe, OF Duncan, and of Nelson the element long
CLAIMED ss their OWL and vanquished them victories
rapid and brilliant that scarcely had the bells ceased their
Peais Tor one before saluted with anothcr-and
another-and anothcr-tll our Civilizations reached the
very Skies That second contest closed New-Or-
leans IN blaze of gorywhosc main author secured at
nat day the unninged and grateful homage ofa hearts.
II these two attempts by the most powerful nation Of Eu
rope, certainly the most powerful in her means of
striking AT distant foe, have had such examinations
lonies--wc need be under apprehension in the
present state Of population and resources if true
yourselves from any amount OF foreign force that could,
hehceiSrl' combine against us Our destruction will
come from ourselves, If IL a all Notification
10 years but the patriot Chief
head OF tho Government passing, by the public voice.
from military to civil preemnencc, beat back that dam
ger The Bank threatened it seriously last year
we say more seriously, because this mighty corporation
to an open and furious assault upon the cardinal princi-
pies Of institutions added the of making it
successful upon scale that appalling. For n while
the Republic seemed TO rock centre which the foo
saw, and followed its audacous blows, if carry
every thing by storm at its own moment The old Bank
was often charged with eectoneering but always denied
it. The Bank Of day IN effect confessed it, and
made boast of it Here was the great difference be-
tween the two.
The present Bank after sanding the Chief Magistrate
OF Tins great nation as par with icon openly de-
carcd ITS purposes IN manifesto ndeccnty laid before
pom Houses OF Congress- TO spend as much ofs money
tsaw mt he nation sincuded, which it happened have
within lis graspO upon TUE PREss! From this danger
and all other abuses and tansgressons OF the Bank the
country has s escaped, through the unbough hap
PLY unPurchaseable surages of the People under tho
same gallant chef 1t is thence, Think that Congress
Will assemble under suspicious circumstances. The
struggle has been tremendous during the and
tumn; blood has flowed in of streets-not
the Llood Of Banh no. once; the stake vital
but the victory so far, is decisive and complete. 1t has
rcassured the stability of our institutions we trust for
ages showing how popular energy and intelligence
beat back tho advances Of corruption AT home force
from abroad.
state OF the treasury, which have to believe
Will be announced in the highest degree prosperous,
covering the fomentors Of panic with confusion. An
me operations of the military and naval service all the
concerns growing out of the public domain likewise
understood 10 be Hourshng; thus attesting by results
the care and sklll with which they managed to which
we add with equal confidence the of the Post
once department tooaling into account the amazing
extent oil ITS oPeratton@ the unparalleled clogs upon them
by abuses committed for the benefit of the Bank whilst
1t has been wagng hoates against the Executive, and
the unwingness the proper authority sanction
porary advances until the recovering of tho
Department could get the better of burdens unexpect
| cdly and unwarantably upon it.
AS regards foreign affairs the providcnt superin
tendencc OF the Government will be alike manifest.
Tho wisdom with which these have been conducted at
all points since the commencement of President Jack
sons administration is indeed, remarkable and the sue
cess has boon commensurate with the wisdom. The in
olgcnt oil all parties have perceived both and the can
md have acknowledged both Treaty after treaty with
nations IN both hanlsphcrcs, with whom heretofore we
had none but desired tehayc them; satisfactory arrange
mcns OF difficulties by statutory regulations operating
recprocally where treaties impracticablc mex
pedient the prompt settlement of pecuniary claims due
10 our c2ens from divers nations OF Europe after ante
rlor delays protracted and mpedimcns in in
stances formidable, have long caused them be
| looked upon as nearly hopeless the summary punish
ment of distant marauders, upon commerce, in
seas whore warllke flag had scarcely before been
heard o-these things, and more attest unequivocally,
and Will mark historically, the vigilance, the sagacity
and the energy of Gen Jaeksons measures affecting all
our interests abroad.
France il is true does payus what she owes though
we have her agreement her solemn by treaty
| Upon tins delicate subject, entertain no doubt
but that shall have from the Executive communica-
IONS perfectly satisfactory regarding our own past
course, which, indeed has been lobcaring But there
high guarantees before the world that the sense Of
Jushce that has asked for nothing not clearly right has
as It's co-assoclate the bosom, spirit that will
not submit to wong and France designs he with
us, which would not now assert she viii find that
she mistakes the spirit of this country The federal
Journals have already, we are aware begun to talk
| about dangers to our commerce., as their prcdeccs-
sors did in 1879, when England was offering us
every imaginable outrage. But glad are we TO think
that the interests and honor of the nation are not
IN JedcIm Keeping now, any more than they were in
tcdcrGt keeping then; and whilst fobcarancc hitherto
is pledge that nothing hasy contcm plated the cha
raccr of the present Executive and the wisdom past
democratic counscls give full assurance that neither tho
nights nor dignity of the country will be overlooked
should any serious misunderstanding arise with France
II the question depending between the two nations
deserves 10 be characterized in which France is
dOng, and the United States suffering wrong VIC have
every hope that it will be changed by Just views ON
both SIDES OF The importance Of good viii and harmony
between them la any event, however, countrvmen
may be satisfied that whether il proper TO rely still
| longer the loTbearance of Government or it's
power the conduct of the Administration will be i'm &C.
cordulcc with the true interests Of the nation.
The foregoing views i'm some Of their ounines
that belong to public affairs al the present nncturc
and repeat that Congress will assemble delbera
ting and acting upoa them under highly auspicous cir.
cnnis.anccs. The Bank defeated, the 1rcasury full our
foreign trade cminently prosperous every branch OF IN
crnal industry active and promising with gold curron.
~ beginning 10 glitter through the land ali this in De.
ccmbcrwhlt memorable what an overwhelming COM
mcniary, upon the distress memorials and speeches.
upon tie weak and passionate predictions which rang
through parts Of the Capitol and wherever the federal
lists bore sway, from January TIL July or rqiqsyas
h0ntinUm nantes, oh pectoTa cGcni
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! q NLASSlCAL SCHOOL-Tho School, at Long
Y Creek Louisa county viii be continued next year.
under tho perniendcnce Of the subscriber and his sons
Ia thus school, will be taught the Greek and Latin Ian
guagcs English Grammar, English Composition Geo
graphy, with the % Maps and Globes Mathematics