Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-28
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~, $780, 1f't 1-' ScfNHn.- NO. IL
in the great cause of the Right Of Instruction now more
than at former period in the history our country
deem il a duty incWnbcn, your friends and the
friends tue cause you advocating throw
of reserve, step forward With pen in hand and aid Won
I'M the praiscworthy effort to sustain this most essential
principle IN the strucore Of Representative Govern
msnt by way, therefore, Of contributing whatever of
assistance may IN sustaining this great sovereign right
OF uie ieopie propose during the present Summer
expose to public view oft pohs of the
distinguished leaders of e sessiyicd WING party not
only upon thus bot other SUBJECTS of much concern
to the People of VirgniaWhcp Mr.. Jefferson came
INTO the Presidency, upon ssr onfab c the old Fede-
raj party II was regayed BY the Patriot the Repub
ican as the dayspng of regeneraed Constitutional Lii
classcay and appropriately scrnea the period when
rhe winter OF o." d.cn,eos gSesisus ss1nser,
In the deep bosom ef sas buried"
The tongues of our freeincn liberated from the
thraldom of Scditiop Laws, and the exile and STRANGER
found sanctuary in the Temple OF Liberty The iol-
lowers of Hamilton lte IKE seid Of contentious and
tired to the shades Of private hfe, krss in Virginia
and the standard of Re pubca rs as supposed was
permanently established by the Virginia Resolutions and
Report of :" '9 and ~" Those Resolutions and that
Report inculcated the doctrine of strict
that TO say they tauyt the doctrine that our Union
was formed by volsDiay association of free sove
reign States under writers compact called the Con.
stution Of the United States The purposes upon the
principles, and with tbS 2ogeps specially mud disaeti
declared in that Instrument tut those powers oeghs
To be enlarged multiplied beyond the e1pz,ss g7a5
conierrng them, by itusBoss construction Of the
compact; aud that hs powers delegated TO the u
prohibited
states are reserved to- se States respectively the
people This was the standard by which public men
and public measnreswere adjudged by iiiepeope. And
.hosc whose political ctreds coDiOnsd most strictly TO
ITS rcquisitons regarded by them the or
thodox Republicans and the ptonabIe pub
lie servants Peace prosperity and harnonsS rs;ene
trumpanuy the Lend and tire true principles Of
our excellent Governmen5 considered settled by
The unerrng and ireSsssibe Judgment Of the people,
pronounced IN the recent overthrow of loh Adams
his party from place and power But This political mil
lenium not destined be of very long duration
for, the old Federal party, which ao,aine had been
discounted in the struggle refereed TO, began after the
lapse of some years. sssiug up various fonrss and
under various denominations, until they usssmsd the ge
neral and more popular Of Nstiorrl Republicans
comprising the Bank party ,he Internal Improvement
party the Tariff Tty, -" ~ genus They became
almost formida bic unasg their title os
Rfpucficans. during the Administration of the Younger
Adams as they had been ander their old name OF Fede
rasts, during the Reign of Tsryo~ epposie,ly known
us the Admnisra ion Of tbs elder Adans Tlax ss,mo,.
ed to level all the Os the 10
late upon the prin ple tboe that The
governing dynastf with anape power do wliate yer
they thought e1lhdiont calculated promote. ssthe
general 'eeare, embracing in their wide sphere of e.
49, and Jo onnpa ,Sety spS@sng, Ether Layn and
our Union, to the very sig Houses of the Heavens
Another Jefferson becams seecssry TO subdse hs per-
nicous sPirlto Fe iera epaton, AID ne happily
found in the person of q TIE oitzes soldier who now
presides rs Chief MagstIa the head of our
mcnt, who elected President of th limited s,ses in
The Autumn OF lS r. and installed Office on the 9TH
OF March, 1898 Ills Administration has been one of
much difficulty and perpf Kitty For, although the Ma
effort to reelect Nh. Adams 1897 get thev eopsnued
TO press their before the Congress OF The limited
states S with great zea ahhty and perseverance, until
1852 and " SO II which EznPy pcsiod the President
negaved the "aiuysvlle Rsad Bah and from that time
to use the language OF the great champion of the Nation
ais, Mr. Clay,"Iso porsS 81 Iaternaf iv
proStrate beneath 9he Pr-sasRtiai Yeo On The 9TH Of
july 1892 he also vetoed she Bill TO rene,s the LJnitcl
States Bank chare In the rueantinse a N. W. fnpled
party had sprung up in So&th Carolina callng them
selves "NulyferS "a MIME htlseitr wholly unknown
to our, or any other political atare This pssty
held in h,,,A a.. Ill. g.
riif and ITS advocs tes ard VA the othes "a dgaer ready
at any time they thought proper To be plunged up to
ms h.t IN NE hea r. Of ID. eniea,' Thfy INC, in Con.
yention at Colur bia ia South Carolina the 10Th of
November, 1889, and the 2Ith of tie same month
they published te the wosbs erdinaer declaring The
larh Laws unc nslitstnaaL and that they skoEId not
be enforced on TIE citizens of South CaroLn after the
ISL OF February, 1888 Without Abandonment Of the
protective princi de- Psssidept back sons situation
auyng one he had EeeoInnaen1e " zsdrction of The
Tariff, and he'd partially sSGceeded In his efort by pro.
curing at the Ia nds os Congress- modification and d-
mnuion OF du les on imports, by law approved ON the
l4h OF July ls 81 al the opening of the ensuing SEES.
sion oil Congres he wed his recomme ndation for
leuucon OF TN Iar'A to- the revenue of the Co.
Venmeht peiole lie SAW the Ordinance of Modification
referred to. n the 10Th Of DecemheE he issued his
famous procar uon nviting the people Of South Capo.
INA III the mos terves an afsctionate terms 10 apsist
IN their mad CO of aud dsuaion THAT che Tariff
Laws, while they renAair9d upon tha statute Books
sanctioned by the high athority of the Peopes Repre-
schtdtvcs m st be enforced, and tie Union nsst b.
pTeSerocd tlie Ordinance Afterwards rescinded:
The Tariff wa compromised; the Laws were eaforsed;
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~ united wit the Nationals with whom they had hee
al 1aggers6 twing) bA opposition President
ana MS ADM jstratioH After this anon Of belligerent
parties, the uers and Nationals determined 20 ans of
Their Old ma and to the ti,le 0f Tile Uhg
purity w INT nam4 ihey WA next assume cannot
Imagine ur less, peYhaps II NAY be "The Vlite panv
through a their denominations and changes however
~ not dt cult to tGee thepA the old Federal party
nave gV this history Of the rise aad progress the
ola fedora party, terminating ia the present Wing par
W. IN orde that theiS vayions utaozs may Ike brought
TO the rec election Of the People. They semizd me
gaerng the small parties they proceed of the snow
bail, whm'h enlagss as it rolhexcept that the latter
starts 40" to when rst pat in moiion whereas the former
comnen es with tho badge Of the Black cockade and
only see KS to gei Wh@e mt The moment of its ternna
uon IS hr Leigh stsnsss foremost the ranks of Vr
gina 'higs, shail endeavor n my next to test The
Justice 81 his claiDs TO tfe tisle Of 9S Republican,
as he b IS been iIeqreDtly caBieA by bis friends
PUBIICOIA.
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DER VILE iNsUERECTIoS IN mIsSlssiPpI-ead Suwm1
Ty ~ tce on bt Jaigatos0A friend has handed Us f
Puolie alton, the following extract Of Letter which he