Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-26

which was preying upon the very vitls of our Const
luton Under the subsequent management of that in.
suution We have seen the whole country agit,ed with
mercenary panic, which threatened the most disas
.ous consequences TO us and greatly paralyzcd for
tune, the industry and prosperity of our country. The
present policy of that institution furnishes the clue 10 M
future course, and instead of gradually winding up its
corporate concerns with view 10 its expiration we
IND 1t enlargng its accommodations to sonetbin1 like
hecn millions in the short space Of about five. months
what does this ncan' Do the friends the Bank sur.
render or VIII they come forward again when Tin, ,.o-
PIE are sti more enSliycd By the rcnorseless nancy
changers and stick obbrrs Believe me, sir vr do not
ec,Vc ourselves with The allacous hope that this poll
uca controversy is ended There is much reason 10
FEAR That there always will BE-, there always has bccu
aiouiulc party amongst us, who will continue to- adj.
yocac the blessing of national debt cxcsiv. nriv;
ges ana paper or rag currency, the effect of which
Will be to enrich the few at the expense of the many
Tue Tennessee believe me, sir, will never surrender
10 me Hhtgs It's the cOngcnial home of Democracy
where no other distinction tolerated. cxcep, that which
ought awayst to exist between merit and demcr virtue
ana vice. In our very habits and social
Is an equality OF rights and respect, which exist no.
where else TO the extent in the ancient Dominion
we are indeed as free the freed and intend so to be
Our pubic servants may for time tampcr with our
rights, and violate WILL but when thcv rcurn 70 nv
Tor rcelection they will find suspended over their glty
heads the rod of public INDIGNATION which -,
be felt "S' 1''O WIN
There is no people, who will more sedulously guard
against the evils of sectional jealousy local
than The people OF Ldc Tennessee They too gene.
rous and enlightened liberal i'm their views of soun
policy TO tolerate the argument of the Wbigs that Van
buren, IS Northern man. On the contrary they nc.
knowledge that much is due to our Rcpull;c,, br,hr.
oil the North, and ready accord them fair and
equal participation in the practical opc ration our Gene
raj Government The People here admit that Tennessee
ought 10 remember that she indebted the CO
OF York for the success of her favore son Andrew
Jackson; and that she is asking Their too n,nch in u
presenting second candidate for the Presidency be-
lore zen jackson term of service has even expired
Good iait to the great body of Republican
requires, that should discard all local di.crinnn
tons. aud look alone the comparative ouaIi
ing osay To cur brethren of the North that none but
southern PRESIDENT will do Us, and in that way en-
gender an incurabe and deadly animosty between diff
ieient parts OF the Union and in the end pave way
To- u dissolution of the bonds of Union M air Lc
onion Is the circumference of our selections fitness
and qualification of constitute the rule of our choice
In The coming contest, Lille Tennessee will be found
acnS upon these principles, aud the Wbis cannot
tcc us INTO their ranks induce de part from that
course which understandings dictate TO us as
proper. And would here remark That the
cnt of the Virginia Statesman over liz s;,.,pt =.
Smyh, who feels much concern about the Prcsiden
tai election, may cease his weeping
old patriotic Washington Ills republication of the mere
sahg 1i ms party winch had been uttered thousand
times before this Rip Van Wrinkle awakened from his
SAUNDERS, can neither rcvouousc old WASHINGTON nor
Gonvereven Smyh into the faith of newlight Whigism
Let the author, however, unmask himself and ,el M 20
what constituent of the Heterogeneous bc be-
longs-whnt principles he advocates. Was he for or
against the Revenue Collection Bill, Was he for South
carolina, or the Union {? Was he for b w I.eigh; Did
nc participate in the celebrated Saturday nirht Wlp
meeting at Marion during the last winter Did he on
ule cicclon OF flVcS to the election of
Leigh or washe opposed To Rvcs consequence of his
alleged conne1ion with the Loyal mpany fear tina,
Inc authors OF "Smyth VIII need his tears for home
consumption, II he thinks the his jOJ of Uhao-,rasLio
Is iuly accomplished in that county. Be not too san
guine Deceive not yourself would say to him Won IN We
not yetmetamophosed the Republicans of Srnyth county
INTO either modern Whitc Whys nor will YOU ever
The author oil Snyth ought forget that his mart
have always denounced General jack SON and ret he
stands high in the confidence of the re0L ,,e0Dio of
omyth lhat same purity succeeded i'm rciectny
the nomination OF Van Buren, Minister TO England.
and yet, upon his return to his native America his
wrong was avenged by the viIuous Indignation of an
nsuicdand outraged people, who rallied around him and
elevated him to an Office, of the duties of which was
To preside over the deliberations of that reckless body
oy whom his appointment Minister had
remember, Wings u is the same Martin Van Surcn
whose prnsratIon all the elements of your party have
SO long IN vain attempted. He yet lives and 10 your
terror ana considerations he destined to pass
ed through the fiery furnace cf Whigsh persecution
and VIII lie your President it the Republican party are
true to themselves and watcul of your secret n,aha
nons. submit, therefore, quiety--or submit YOU will
he people cannot, viii not be cnsaved they will act for
themselves and you cannot deceive them by your de
nuncla"ns of intrguer and wire worker Arch Ma OIL
cIanS New \ ork Tactics, &c, DC. We call for the
evidence. lie has been long in public life, why not
Dng some specihc tangible charge to bear against him
Enough OF your stuff and nonsense for the pee the
Ie" P0pe OF Little Tennessee will soon have now
began To suspect that resort to these general CHARGES
because you cannot produce any other they are not
SO ignorant as to be iscad by the false cano OF your
party about such ''raw heads and bloody bones"