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

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men then prominent in the Federal party That party
erected the first Bank of the IT, States They followed Il
up by other measures But the Bank of the United States
was the principal lever in this matter (created in IN
the charter OF which expired in 18Th The elder Adams
was unfortunately elected President succeeding Wash
ington During his administration the "Aiicn and
SedIton laws enacted in frtcrarcc of the views
OF the Federal Party This law opened the eyes of the
Pcople-Ihcy that this party after enactin laws sn
versye OF the rights Of the people, in pursuance their
righteous Designs enacted gap-lay Ia ipg ava the
liberty OF speech and the press from the peopeEthat
they should not even be suffered complain of the .spo
ers that Mr.. John q. Adams was "Republio5n Of
s stamp and his Partnot To be pnlsied by the will OF
his consituens" The Federal Party knew this real
opinions and pTinciiesand fthe Democratic Re
publican Parry, pere gucd sufficiently to lend n
hand TO his election After finding he had crept into tho
fold under false dsguises he utterly repudated by
the Party General Jackson succeeded lIm-Alr Cav
hcid the Secretary of States office, under Mr. Adams
which he declared TO be the % safe precedent" 40 tho
Presidency, aud he had used this oBtenous e1press;o
tive me the patronage of tho government and
VIII show you that can retain ourselves I'M M
lice or TO that amount Thus, fellow citizens indfa-
ting that although you had written constitution thoyy
which you thought you had control over your elections
RON PRESIDENT down--yet he, MIR Clay, by the 'pa-
tfonage OF the government would have himself and his
CONDUCTORS elected to Office and bid you deanccand the
patronage was, Of course, be handed down 10 enc
cessor, IN the safc preccdency bat the people became
indignant at that administrations and after breakno the
Isns ana swapping the bit they threw their riders who
'hought they had them ready for the spur and having
NJ bit 10 chew they have been "grashiug" their tcet
ever sinccTide Mr. Cay's Baltimore SScech ri oI;os
uhu tue course nc nnd ms party took in the Senate
winter Cen jackson elected over that unfortunate
coation by the pcopoMcn who had hated and threat
ened each other, suddenly became friends This party
was then and before opposed TO Gen Jackson election
nurng his ddDi,nistrGonertntfH administration so
iarthe waters Of contention have been ssrcd 10 their
Rccktcss ambition is the cause fn the win.
frVI ioJO3I there open newspaper war betwccn
the president and Vice President, Mr.. Calhoun No
ater VINO was rgh or who irrORg all regretted 10
sec iand u DID appear TO me, that Mr. Calhoun hasten.
ca Inc Stand South Carolina intended TO make aoains;
the Tariff in order 10 cDbarass Gen Jackson i'm The adj
ninstraon OF the general government His fiery rest.
Tess hatred Of Cen Jackson, kacio no bonnds fe had
some OF The ablcs men in the Union in his causo-in s.
carolina, Mr.. McDulc, and others-but pcrhaps with az
little prudence as Mr. Calhoun tho President of the
United States lad uscd this language on the opcup y
of the session Of Congress, first Monday in December
The state of The Union, impcriously demands such
mooihcahon OF the tariff, would reduce it TO a
lust and equitable SCALE This the Presidents most
anxious desire, and doubt II would have been greatly
tDlhled Mr.. Calhoun, fearing that Gen Jackron with
TIC aid Of Mr. Van Burens friends would effect such
reduction IN the Tariff would be acceptable 10 the
south, rushed Ecadong into Modification The Nui}i.
cation Ordinance ofSouth Carolina enanatod from her
onycntion-Gen. Jackson met it with his celebrated
Proclamation.
disagree with Gen Jackson too eric in that psocla.
nation, on the following points
ist In regard to the so1crciQnty Of the States y
opinion ~ that these States declaring themselves "ce
s0reregn and independent aud having fought succces
iaY Tor That s0eagnty, al the close d the ear Of the
Fteautony became sOrcreign and independent States
ana y 1g.l dd all things appcrtaning TO sovereign and
When Mr. Monroe put IL oaice denounced him ~
fefoh aud that no would bring trouble Rcpnhan Party
it's almost
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