Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-18

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had stopped falsely stating that il had been announced
express to the Treasury, aud they getting letters writ
ten TO repubh this ito hsm) grateful intelligence to
distant parts OF the Union Aud they hope by spreading
false alarms generally that the People will DO induced
every where to run upon the State Banks.
MIR. Clay developed. Monday, part Of the plan.
This is clog aud the operations OF the Govern
men break up confidence every where and bring his
predicted re voution He declared /, almost in 50 many
words that he would not vote 10 cont appointments
until The Bank shoSd be rechartered the deposes
stored Such. he hoped, would be the and he call
ed on his friends to saud by him. hat reckless aud
desperate maui He, of all other men living talk OF
appointing Representatives Of the People TO hold oce.
ne anu h's s6euors in the Senate oweny odd 4" "umbeD
violating the known will Of their constituents undertake TO
change the Constitution and TO limit and restrict the
sttuonal power OF the President in nominating 10 office
Henry Clay the man who placed q Adams, by his in
rgues and barg ming in the denal the
will, oil the great body Of the American Peopl; who bar.
gained Tor oil with him before he voted and who in ell
feet voted for himself as Secretary when he voted Tor
hated rival Pieient aad finally who being condemn
ed for it, aud expelled by the People has the
get up aud gravey talk about political leanugs and party
politics. aud the representative character dquahyng
me" ior oilice!! why,impuhenee itself would blush this.
aud the OF bragg shall not be able TO hold his
brazeR countenance.- GLOBE.
The MALcoNrENrs.-The coalition OF indictments
have been ahorng most aexousy throughout The present
session, to make good Mr. Clays declaration that the
country Is in state OF revolution. The discontinued
South American Chiefs exsrcj themselves
breed confusion in the unhappy young Republics which
seem destined TO be the prey of revolutionary violence,
than the degraded leaders Of the factions OF Nsonas aud
Nufier. These men can hope for nothing, the People
pose In the agstons aud CONCLUSIONS OF disog anized
Government and alarmed community, the bold in
tfiguers who but year since brought Of the States
OF the Union TO the verge of civil may still hope
crafty lu. for power although at the expense OF every
! patriotic feeling aud all honest fame.
Our revolutionary politicians have only element Of
induetce left through which they indulge the expccta
ton OF producing difficulties and disturbances among u.
The Bank OF the United States is their only
cord an! nischie and its date OF existence is short
they are huwyng it 10 exer, its powers with the utmost
despatch.
| ioRp since bv of we
poe. informed the public that the inu ion, which
he presided able to break the State Banks at will
The Httie euatoiies OF the mammoth establishment,
promptly took the ut, and have most sequou,ly pre-
scented petition after petition TO Congress- praying that
bohy TO perpetuae the power which haughuly pro-
| claimed its ability to destroy them. The Representa-
tives OF the People, however seemed AS Iiuel inclined
10 surrender the Government 10 the prayers OF the
smaller Banks, as TO the threats of the great one; and
now the miserah batch Of dependent Banks crushed
by the monster or made to comni, OF voluntary
suride TO increase the panic has produced aud enea
vo to create such loss TO the holders of paper and such
Immediate scarcity OF curency-operdng in conjunction
to produce di.msy aud confusion among the People-as
shall have the effect 10 consran submission the Bank
| OF the United States and its political allies.
Several OF the dude Banks in this District within sight
OF the capitol and Of Virginia, (where the Bank the
United States is hghtag every inch OF ground) have
stopped payment aud closed Their doors They have done
this "6y dntcpdtion they expressly admit, before
runs were made upon heIn, and with large amounts of
specie in their vaults 1t is CERTAIN therefore, that
OF these institutions have been guilty of voluntary bank
rnpcy aud we have no doubt has been in collision with
the Bank OF the Uuiied States, and the political uggers
| their common alles.-fb.
BRIEF REVIEW OF GENERAL JACKSoN'S AID.
MINISTRAIION.
The friends OF democratic principles had SEEM wi h
much regret during the administrations OF Mr. Mouror
and especially oil Mr. Adams various departures from
doct' ines anu practices OF MIR. Jefferson.
Many measures could be enumerated, the tendency OF
which, they feared, To turn the vessel Of
her Republican tsck and they resolved by All united and
vigorous effort, place in the Executive Chair, man
whose devotion, in boyood the support of the
kevouoo-"hose sacrifices and sueiings in age,
tn from,
knlie, and our cities from British conf aon gave pledg
es enough love to his couny and who'e able discharge
OF civil duties, the bench aud the Senate, had made
manifest powerful intellect, and developed principles
dear to the Democracy of The Union.
They trusted in 'hese AND not in clustering promises
They conhded in what his lie and his deeds pledg-
ed, ait. not in words. Let it they have been de-
ceived.
What have been the leading features of Gen Jacksons
| administration at home what abroad?
For these we viii look TO history ami legislative
cords portsni measures and facts-and
not 10 the d,nuncieions OF hreing brawers TO the
heated declamaton and general abuse OF vtuent poll
ticiaDs
OF the Constitution he has senuously endeavored bring
back the Administration 10 what il under Mr. Jeler
son. by dcldimng enlarged and doubtful powers, at
tempting TO enforce the views, which c ely distinguish
ed the fathers oil the democratic faith Hence his on
the Maysvile Road Bill, checking that broad grasp of
power and extravagant waste OF the public money, which
Tor somc years had been insdiously destroying
most striking landmarks between the old division par
ties His the Bank another bold and honest
effort 10 recall The administration at home TO the path OF
safety and OF the Const uoD expounded by Jefferson
aud Cnton His uniform and useful eudatons
exercise the protecting power conferred under the Con-
situ'ou IN collecting taxes and regulating commerce,
50 as 10 give due encouragement important
res, without neglect oe Interests of agrculture
merce have done pacify conflicting claims and rival
prctensonsor legislative aid, than the ultra pa on eth
er side are willing expected, admit bu, which
the calm good Of the majority OF his ccunirymen
have duly appreciated, and which posteriiy will admire
as much his bravery and prudence in the tented field
II was In fact, he, who stayed the storm; he, whose in
h9eDce reconcled lie din of bew the opposing
iorces oil Tree trade the hand, aud high on
on the Other; and who, by his GOODNESS and hnnes
cesjuliy urged them course, this subject in per.
iect accordance with the condition OF the country 10
revenue aud fair construction OF The constitutional
ers conisr ell on The General Government The eventual
settlement Of the tariff question, in form somewhat dit
its spirit met his approbaon and will tend, il is hoped
TO perpeluste that Union, TO tire preservation of which,
he has contributed 20 largely.
The second great feature in bis policy home has been
the security oi that Union This has been effected by
seekng to just Of complaint the part Of
several oil the States OF Georgia. the removal the
Indians OF Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Alabama, the
exngushncnt OF Indian titles, 10 the lands
within their limits TO settlers and of all The South in
respect 10 the unequal operation Of The old tariff These
were great acts Of policy in relation to the harmony the
Union, independent Of his Proclamation and other
10 suppress qualification and instruction, and which
stand out in bold relief, and have permanent influence
upon the great relations OF happy coniederacy. His
in 10 the reduction Of the price OF pub
lie lands Is another d those important OF general
policy At home, possessing strong bearing the strength
aud harmony OF the Union. Its holiday professions
for the Union, bat series and system OF cacu