Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-31

npery OF MS the only free Republic on Garth In this
controversy | have taken ardent part in favor of
Gen. Jackson-and what thought the "Constit,,tion
and laws" demandcdand let the result be what il NAV
shall nevcr-no, never, regret it. have placed what
powers have be they small great into the scale
OF country and Andrew Jackson AGAINST tho ,re,,
aristocratc Bank of the IT, Statcs-in lis attemns 70 he
come the controlling power of the Government and the
peopc-ior, there doubt its influence has been felt
IN the elections, in the various States of this Union,
and If docs those things in its early days what will il
not do IN the days Of tie e0Rsnmmaion of its syenSL9
Nothing can stay its onward march to monarchy and
dcspotism. II will be able to crown whom IL pcases
andby,its moned power ''eonpate" its own charter
re-crown againaud then that Bit that was broken and
those rcins that were indercd will be welded again by
golden medium" placed in the peoples mouths and
the spurs of the Divine right of Kings rc-asser,ed
1--WE are in the midst Of revolution, says Mr.. Clay
ana that revolution is not yet endcdThc battle of
Charlerol was fought last spring. and the battle of Wa
tcrloo is TO be fought this SPRING Hartford Convention
ism, Bluc-ight Daniel Webstersm, Old Federalism
New Federalism Calhounism, Cayism, Bankism in dis
guisc alias Leghism; and should be surprised if
H. w. TazcwellIsm---nN all in union f0ot-uniilrl nm
der the ayowcd flag Of UgSm-The dregs Of all other
parties iany, unite in this oppositon against what they
arc pleased to call Jacksonism and Van Burcnism I
have portrayed Gen Jackson conduct in all its points
on those agitating subjects. have disguised nothing
.nor set down ahght in malice" With regard to MIR
van Buren,, have much TO say at another time Suf
fec to say now, that SANDER the viIest and the ous
aided to elect MIR Jefferson The same aided 10 elect
Zen Jackson and The same, in my opinion will aid to
elect Mr.. Van Buren.
M Leigh.1tis contcndcd by the ''yvbips that the
election last SPRING turned upon the elevation of Mr.
Leigh to the Scnaicand Of course to his farther Gle
WALTON IN tic Presidency ,It becomes me then 10 sneo
frankly OF him-and shall do il in the exercise of my
undoubted ught--I'his gentleman was the bitter on
ponent OF Mr.. Jccrson-f not revilcr The same ma
be said OF him in regard TO MIR Madison and the war
nc supporter of the Alien awt,cig brother Of HE
Sedtoa LItoand enacted under the famous Ireign Of
terror administration-Ihat, with me- is more than
enough.
But. fcllow-citzcns, nerer can and nerey nil, son
n docla IN gI,o
of the u States in discussing the Bank question or a,,
where else, any other occasional am az fixed in The
opinion, that the feescnt Bank, OF any other Bank
OF the United states IL unconstitutional as the ocn.
tlcInan from New York possibly bc''i--apd then
few months after, he says. Whilst ! continue 10
represent the sovereignty of Virginia the Senate of the
United States shall never under the most inperious
necessity give my vote for any National Bank coafrorg
to Instructions nor, indeed without positive instrucions
or what Is IN my opinion tantamoun the declared sense
ofmy Constituencies
Now, feow-citizcns, tls gentleman has too supple
conscience for my use WHAT forswear hmsclf an i,e
bidding Of Instructions? ole believed the Bank 10 be
unconsiutional yet, The declared sense Of his con
stitLents, he would vote for Felow-citizcns would
rcsgGten thousand times, and keep out ten thousand
years, if itWcre necessary, were TO live as long.
Benjamin WEIGH supported the Administration Of
y q Adams wio would not be palsicd by the viii of his
consttucns and rally Of Mr. fciehs friends in
the Legislature appear u be carrying the doctrine Of John
q into effect. Mr. Leigh follows Nr. Adams's and Mr..
Clays Administration; and Mr. Loighs friends ofcoursc
follow w leigh' sPyiaclpiesN
We know what csses K asapcA Heaven norcy 70 place
on We ehs Of Old arcogD 81 tcf "orshf ofgoden IDOLS
SPEECH o. NJ Wchsef' fessuiiS 70 r. cieocf tha Bank
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