Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-14

which lie ''crushed beneath the Veto Above all.
let US remember and cling TO those who have stood
hrn and pulled true, against the Bank, the Bank party
an wy ianic party. III mere be any question: which is
IN ITSELF true test of Democratic Repubcanism Il is
ne Bank question: Never has the General Government
oeen guilty OF more papabe violation of the Constu
uon or a more alarming encroachment upon the rights
of the States and OF the People than in the assinp
Ton OF the power ito regulate the whole currency
ol Tue county, ana in the transfer of that usurp.
gu power, IT. twenty years, To Bank Directory,
placed beyoi the reach OF practical responsibility 10
sne people or the government. United with those who
nave sustained the Bank veto and the Maysy,. veto
we are safe. Severed from them no UIite fay can
save us from Federal dominion. Let us not be- drccv-
ca oy the fact, that some good Republicans here N,
oonM are enlisted under the White banner Let us no,
DC i1iied INTO security by the cry that hc Bank is
o'ad III we sever ourselves from thise who killed it,
supposny to be dead, may look out for lis speedy
It's disciples assure that it is dead and
,nat ty viii never make another attempt TO bring il 10
e, u" ace shau cry out, oit roice for as re-
s"S'""s0" Mark thati and be assured that they will
squire no PANS omit opportunity sickle at no means
uect or indirect, ~ make cry out and to us
1n We cannot get along without such institution
pan is 10 put down, and keep down the enemies
Oh the Bank and To rdcuc and rcss, every practicable
Pf"p's'',on designed To render independent of any
~ so bank Some of our Virginia Wings profess
:" go az o"ee "r plan which they know cannot sue.
coed, but which they say the only CONSTITUTIONS, nlan
:" VIE 10 divorce the Treasury once from all con
hrctVh WIN Banks, either State Federal" Yes we
must jump right into this revolution at once or ,rcvcr
hou our peace They do all they can to illustrate
49, anu u'ieat thc Democratic party, who honestly
rcor 10 Keep down this Bank To do away with all nrc
texts Tor any National Bank and to free US as far as il
% from The nnsound and unsafe condition Of
~. anh"g system IN general. Profess what they may
our southern Wings act against US Richard NJ John
son stands pledged to act with lie brns 10 our mid
strong phalarx in the West and Morrill, w., w.
ought To meet them and greet them with warm bc,r,
m Our Wings feel the force Of Col Johnson lc,,.r
ihey Know that his pledges are 10 ,Ir ,ros
lecs ana, IN attempting To break their force and in
Jnre the Colonel, they Killing themselves They tell
us mat they knew and had predicted that he would pro-
less To be Anti Bank in fact, opposed 10 ,enrn 10 III.
high Tariff policy and in favor of the nrincnis NJ ,h
Maysvihc Veto All just they expected All Nor,
@ Unsigned To conciliac and secure the sup
port VI 'he Jackson party What Is il indeed necessary
10 MAKE these professions in order TO securc te s,n
oil the Jackson party Have they not told us over and
over again. that the great OF our party ,yer. naL
th, ana American System men? And that no cand;.
date tor Office in the North or West would dare 4, 80
nSeh ih FAVOR OF the principles OF the Maysyill Mes
recklessncss of principles A pretty strong evJnc.
truly, OF their want oi the bushng faculty. They ar
ga,,hg Us striking commentary upon their own
canuour ana sa5acity pretty good sermon too mon
Mr, Leigh chapter of derciopemenis,
Eohpaih as some may Of some of the members of the
baltimore Conventin, have reason TO reioic. tJa,
they have offered two candidates who bave ,Ind
lneir election upon principles. True that one of
lleli mas dead weight to carry We feel it, and deeply
regret H. But, let us beware of minpnp private viii
public matters. Let the assaants Of the old Colne
beware oil the more aggravated railtirs of some Of
teir own friends II the private fobles of the earlier
uays Oh our Puoiic men, are to be ugged into our
party contests the result will be detrimental instead f
Dchrhcai To public morals. Innocence wouII afF,rJ ma
security against anonymous ISLANDERS and street
Men oil good morals and delicate feelings vnulJ no,
SUBJECT the feelings of their families to such an ordeal
spoess their purity, if it become settled
tha such weapons are legitimate in party warfare
Republicans OF Virginia We ought not TO separate
,ao, our ore!hiehevrn upon the comparatively unn-
70 DC cold or coy in extending the rghtland of fellow
snip To those who came up the eleventh honr ,o ,I
rescue oil our principles when Legislature our
own senators and Representatives in CONGRESS boJ
quaied beneath the blows of the Bank had dser,.J i;
pane, aud were leagued under ne " namc viii ON,
old enemies Ii our Representatives in IN. Ieo;.,;s
Saucus next winter, should fear Col Johnso1s mai
foibies, LIT them refer his prctensons to us Lee, th
nominate Ticket of Electors, pledged 10 sunnort NJ
an Buren, (tor there be no doubt ,i ,ve a
determined TO go for hm) and pl,doed IN b.,,o,, 81
vote oil The State to the Vice Presidency accord
20 'ne WISHES OF majority of those who that Tic.
ket' we can settle all difficulties by ENDORSING for n
son, or for whomsoevcr please or leave th. Elec,
untrainmelled as TO the Vice Presidency will sny
man who honestly prefers Mr. Van Buren, becansa ~
honestly desires to sustain the principles of this Adi
nstration, and TO defeat the designs of its cner,;ss
iuse TO vote such Ticket, from u fear that uaior;ty
Oh the Democratic Republicans of the State will enor..
Tor X Nj. Johnson No. If we are moi vviJlno 10 h
bound by the Baltimore nomination to be Influenced h.,
o . evidences winch we have of Col. Johnson
suensh nor reconcled by his letter surely ough,
not to refuse our scquiescencc in the decision Of
Jorlty OF our own party in Virginia
/; a WORD about Mr. tucker and his Gfcen votes-Lct
MN ana ms advisers receive their due and without MGR
cy' But why talk about his Whiting Col Jnhnson,s
nomination: 1T is perfectly plain that the Colonel ,s
pcN
II, 1t was his strength in the North West that ave In
the nomination: Is it for those who have dencnncod
v" - hives IN The loudcst and 'uest terms and who
perhaps succeeded to extent in PRODUCING the fse
Impression, that he could add strength to Tho Van
buren, Ticket an tie South-is it for these men TO de-
nounce the Convention for prcfrring Col Jonso, IN
MT. hives: MIR. Kives needs not their synn,th;ss
God save him from their support His stand1o and ~;
cheney Will not be impaired by tho success of Col lin
SON. put precisely The reverse Ills fidelity to the writ
ten Consttutionhis fidelity the people and Tho Am
and mastery manner i'll which he has sustained The IJ
Republican creed against the tattudinarans a. we'll
against those who would construe away their oliga,;n
to Justify splendid National System as apainsi tbos
who would commit the sin, to cscape Iesnonsl;I;
ty Tor putting into practice soranzins State remedy
have given him strong hold upon the affections of The
Democracy And hence it is that both the Federaliss
and the Nuilicrs have opposed him they would Ina
continued their dPnunciaons if he had received the
Baltimore nomination. But he is independent Of Their
praise OF abuse ANTI-BANK IN FACT
TO IHE EDITORS OF YIfF EArOfyRcD
THE BUCKLNGIL4N ELECTIO.T
GEsTLEMEN: have observed i'm the WING contro-
ycrsy between "a Ioter' and Capt Geo Booker which
regret to see and in which shall take no mari in ill.,