Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-05

had been. aud they knew he would be- true
10 the Interests OF the people They had been oppos
ed to the people. and they ever would be- heir in,e-
in opposition that Of the people. and IL could
not be expected that they would willingly submit |
10. promote the viii OF the people. They were
opposed TO Jackson, his account, but because the
Almighty had made i'm good aud The people had
found out; aud the consequence that he sood in
tho way the advancement PAGES OF honour aud pro
f Of certain ambitious aspirsnts Ia whom the people had
confidence. One OF those asprants who resided
direction Of the setting had been thrice candidate,
aud had been thrice rejected by the people and yet he
clung his desperate purpose like thrice lover
Jackson had been thrice candidate and had thrice OBJ
tanned majority VI votes Once he defeated by
binanon OF desperate men, under the influence OF his des
perste opponent, who hung up deputy ishinen do
Paddy and the people pulled him down as lrshmen do
Paddy AsIhe people had been deprived OF their
choice. they took TO prevent Tor the future the
consequence was. that The man whom they preferred
elevated to the place they bad designed Tor hu aud he
had since been bitterly and persev eney orpos d
and persecuied. because he filled the place which others
whom the people opposed and against hon they
had pronounced their iudg desired 10 occupy Those
men had now endcayo ed 10 lid The Bank in its effort 10
pu, him down that they nigh il his place He re-
marked that the late the first OF his wing
seat in Congress aud the first occasion OF his occu
pying any public station. lie had gone Washing ton
determined IL possible, 20 make himself acquainted with
Puo"e a"."s. TOT seven mcn'hs he had heard the
advocates OF the Bank pouring forth stream OF
The most rancorous abuse against the President, they
had orneIy done against him. aud ae inst his wife
They had been in the habit of doing it, aud the habit had
grown upon them They had not ventured TO say any
thing against the private reputation OF Mr. Taney sun.
posing that IL they could pull Gown the chief his lends
mus, fall with him, and would leave them clear coast to
pirate upon As the advocates OF the noneyed monopoy
ney had attempted to seize upon the popular name Of the
United States, and suck Bark TO IT, prates do when
they design 10 make an attack upon vessel ev moist ,b
Nag OF the nation TO which the vessel belongs They re-
sembied pirates ia other respects for they many flags
10 one section oil the country was seen the rid flag OF null
hhcauon with black border round it; in another
the nag oil Bank note with the American Eagle upon
II, and in another the Bag of prostuted
system. aud called the American System. II was
remarkable fact he said that the British and
the United States Bank had been the Two greatest enemies
which the President had ever had 70 contendyh; but
he had beaten in the field and saved county from
being by hostile feet aud he had beaten the other
in the cabinet, and had by the assistance and the
intelligence aud hrmness OF the people, the country
from Subsection TO domestic foe Both the enemies had
been powerful. but OF the two, the latter the most
dangerous The first was open aud ed in its hostility
but the latter secret and nsidous in its operations Ehe
one made Tia attacks openly aud boldly and preparation TO
meet aud skill TO ward them Oh might be employ ed but
the other opsraed by similar 10 that OF putting
poison into your coffee, and effected its deadly object
whilst il least suspected In contending with our
foreign foes, the President knew how and where meet
them aud repel their assaults He did them, and
nToVe them IN disgrace from shores Here aag which
had been Prosraei by the wind, again rsised near
the speaker when he turned, and pointing TO il he said
he had nobly defended The Bonner and his
name would descend TO poseiiiy and carry with use
brilliant as the brghes, star in the ealaxy-it would
carry with stream OF glory durable time; Tor his
services in queng foreign foes aud resisting the
signs OF the Bank, whose operations like stream
spreading IRON one end OF the country the other
extending TO every section loading the atmosphere wh
It's baleul influence Ii operates without being
Die III reaches your neighbour without seeing or
knowing IT, IT, however, the matter be closely eSsmined
small cord wall be extending cm their noe kets
TO the va"ts of the Bank aud Bank pulls the
cord, they pop up as they were strung upon wires
Is all wire work In the country where no resides there
were established he said, each road small mer-
chant, aud IN travelling through his district, he dis.
covered that all those small great friends
10 the Bank, which he could account ar tln,il he
asked their it, desiring TO know.
twa.o them aud why they should. so srenuouy support
IT, They told him their reason, not suPposue that he
would stick pm there. 1t because that having gone
10 Cincinnati with htie money hey found the Bank
very liberal ard had obtained omit loans OF 500 800
1000 dollars it'll which they sedagoods and then
had them Tor sale, aud the Bank had been friendly
them, hey ia Turn, should be GienHly the Bank Yes
said he Tor the same that you would be friendly
pirate who robs cher people of their property to
give II to you. He then spoke Of che Efforts which
were employed in Congress by disappointed aspiranis
for office to accomplish teir purpose OF putting
down The Administration. by OF cTea'aag pau
&c and making Glamour about ruin aud distress
They bad, he said eweavored Distress and had
alleged tha, 1t existed throughout the country bu, they
looked TO The ocean and there they the sails OF
shipping spreading in triumph TO The breeze aod engaged
IN extensive Rnd prosperous commerce; they looked
the West and becd the fields covered with abundant
crops, and produce commanding good prizes Every
where, out OF the immediate irfuence OF ile.Bank they
saw the people prosperous aud happy and they could
where discover distress. but by Bvcing their vision
looking nto their own hearts, but there they found dist
10 abundance which he described in the srong language
which Milton put into the mouth OF Satan:
Ne miserabel which way shall ny?
And in the lowest deep lower deep,
T a.in IL" a s s"., ssS SpS" sdS SS
Sill they exerng their efforts, aud II was The bu.
ness Of the people watch their movements, aud defeat
their designs The plain question presented The people
for their decision Whether they would have teedom
without the Bank, or the Bank without freedom? II they
desire the former they contend for it, and by
tending for ii they would certainly be successful closing
his address in the language OF the Poet
When Freedoms battle
fjiscends from bleeding sire soR,
Tho battle
An earnest request made TO Messrs. Benton and al
len accepts dinner from their admirers Baltimore
which we regret TO state their engagements prevented
them from doing. similar invitation them 10 address
public meeting to be called, in the of their comp
ance the following day, they Likewise obliged to
decline.
Alter few concluding observations from Col Heath,
the company Dispersed veil pleased with the OF
the day. IL proud one for Patty City, and
our Country Baltimore Republican