Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-28

who psaccaby dschargng their duty their
try What prompted the violence which shed the blood
of Perry in the streets Of Philadelphia and the shooting
OF twelve fifteen the polls The First
Congressional District? The bank which 6ed its bank
house with armed men, and furnished s followers with
TO perpetrate the enorrncs which refer Who
they, in word who proclaimed Revolution in the
Senate House, Who endcavorcs to spread panic and
madness and violence through the and Were they not
the leaders of Nnlifcationhc Bank leaders aud that
whole band of disappointed politicians and spectators,
who invoked through the public prints the unshealhng
oil swords the flashing of drks, and the aid OF
to put down the Democracy which had gained its VIC
tories by appeals 10 the public Intelligence sustained by
the popular suffrage of the country:
And who is il that is btoachng afrcsh TINT other
of dscord tending to civil war and disunion,
which is always held in TO supply excitement
every ether element of faction has aed the lead
OF the Opposition Who is the great propagation of
the SLAVE EXCITEMENT, which has already pro-
duced mobs in many of the cities aud villages of the
North as well the South; which has stimulated the
servant cherished in the bosom of families immediate
those who have protected and reared him from infancy;
and driven the father the husband aud master, to rush
beyond the laws to destroy the nstigators of servic
to save himself and the hapess inmates of his house,
hold from Its horrible consequences? 1t is ARTHUR
TAPPAN the President of the Abolition Associations
the arch enemy of the present Admnistraton-th de-
voted instrument Of Opposition, which invariably
draws on his magazine for the elements of civil como
ton, when all the ordinary political hrebrands have been
extinguished.
Yes, Democracy is the of all this fury the
part of the arisocratc faction. Ii will not suffer mi
nority TO rule will maintain the rights of the People
IL will not consent that the Government shall succumb
10 Bank monopoly 1t will not surrender the Cons
tuition TO factous incendiariesand hence il is charge
able with all the crimes which these enemies of the
country oommit.-CtoJe.
An OriyIos.-suoh is the desperation of the Oppos-
ton that they contanty endravoring to every
thing to the promotion of their political purposes. Our
readers that attack recently made upon
the Post Office in Charleston night the Office forced
open, and quantity of the ncend:ary publications of
the Aboonists taken thcrcrom and destroyed and
that subsequently application made the Post
master General for authority to prohibit the circulation
of n,,lt.a ~
noticing the circumstance, intimatcs wish that the
Postmaster General would comply with the request
and nterdct the delivery Of any such publications
from the Post Offices in the South, the best means
of preventing difficulty in the South. The editor of
the United States Telegraph has seized upon this init
nation for the purpose of striking blow at the POST
master General, and alleges, that he would prefer
to sec the popuace taking the matter into their
hands contrary TO law and tho circulation ofsucb
publications. than the Postmaster raj clothed
with or assume any authority in the natter for the
reason that he might such authority for the promo
ton OF political purposes AS the Postmaster General
has refused to assume any authority in the matter other
than such candid and conslderac mind
prove, the editor of the Telegraph might have saved
himself any trouble about the matter But
is his hostility 10 the Postmaster General that he could
not suffer the opportunity to pass without attempting to
lniiict wound upon him. Notwithstanding entire
y uncaedfor by the facts and the circumstances ofthe
case 1t serves, however, to show the temper and dis
position OF the and the desperate condition of the
cause in which he is engaged. Baltimore Republican,
A Precious Pair-The Honorable George Pondextcr
ner at Lexington, Kentucky gotten up by Mr. Clay and
few of his personal friends and kinsmen The Hon
GaLe Moore, we believe, has found none in Alabama SO
poor TO do him similar lately but his time
viii surely come next As such matters are ordered
nowa-days we can see no good reason why MIR Leigh
and Mr.. Mangum should be allowed 10 dine In
company, and condole and congratulate in speeches
made IN praise of each others " independence of the
parayzng will OF constituents -.yashrHe Republican,
The Wings have abandoned their project of Conven-
ton at the White Sulphur having concluded thnt they
can manage affairs To their liking Richmond ne 1t
winter We should be pleased that they had fixed upon
their candidate at an earlier day. but must allow them
TO manage their matters in their way and to make
the most of the difficulties which their path At
present they appear be throwing ieeers Tor Gea
arrson and are evidently growing tired of advocating
Judge White preensioDs; probably and most likely
by the winter they will be ready fall back upon Mr.
Clay, by possibility Mr. Webster may be their choice
all they seem TO ask is avaiabe candidate and the
most they hope, is for who will araH to throw
away their votes upon. The Republican party though
quiet sready to march forward to the struggle and to
accomplish glorious victory when the day of trial
comes-WincheSter Virgiaian.