Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

Ard 'hs b very teeth Of MIR V. BIS declaration that,
buren, Irnent there objections to legislative mea
III Ms p,rlicu arly TO the one III question, as tm-
s2rs ' ,be, nature and obligations regulating the
II public men, the 'acst P0rdtte 'ccnt " con-
.;,n.:orai socsr' ,.: s., h;., ,, c.r.-
n"' lis doctrine on Mr.. Van Barren, a speci-
,,,:c sub,ie;Y, that il deserves TO be patticu
rasi " .; lie finds in the Washington Globe, of the
!''f Irur an editorial article protesting 10 give
:H!. ;isu,'s reasons for signing The Deposc Bill ia
l.; * stated ;he President 81 nction:G tha: measure,
.I.,.., he though, !, jutcinus ono, hut because
go 80, obnoxious "a constitutional! nl:jrciiuns, and he
WAS rrr<ea!tt: L. hm b. majority OF the pro-
CO. ,,.,, ;.rivcs 10 WHOM tic qrrsli"n OF cHp:Gicn
e;S ,5 suL;cri peculiarly belonged. From ihS arr.
= iu;.;s that Gen. Jackson would not feel him.
- ;r,i m v.tonS any measure bul such was OBJ
-. constitutional q j'cttnnS. and MIR. Y. b. hay
rNwt ,ha! he would take his Gen J. s) administers
= .,, main as the p3trrn OF his own, must be pre-
,p.ntcr,a:n :he same G2crinc would with de!er-
"sr Tia, here is method at arriving al the Pre-
', 1pncns not less Authentic, and certainly more
,.j 10 hi.n than by seeking lhcm in newspap per
",,lS Il is b. tracing ,!!rr' in his official
'-..r,us and PUBLIC acts: and there would be far
:,ir, IN reasoning from those to Mr. Van Burens
'.is ~: rsn;c,a!ir il: Mt Y. b. were i me.bcr Of The
'r.nt', cabinet al the time ct the transactions i'll
g ;, :, happens that the prrsidea; has given in thu
,cH,a i,;.n. his in!rrprr :a:inn: both theoretical
;.,,.r;,ca. 4 the legitimate extent OF the veto pow
=" t!.s,, i. a time when Mr.. V Is. was Il member
49,. c,,jg:i cue oi his responsible advisers, and
,.!si: - have been consulted. and to have con-
'' n IN, views aud the course OF the President
"a ,lc President withheld his assent from two
-. Al aci making appropriations for hight.hnu-
H,;5oc7s a. cild ancihrr, &" authorizing
.'~.,n;i,n 10. stock il the Louisville and Iu!t
-: C,r.h' Oh grounds altogether distinct from any
,,on q: rac"!:sli:u.ia1aii,y: ard tina! OCCASION
s,:.ssra h"s'': as :olI"ws IN has message to Con-
... /: is G@s l. camd"ur, cs well as to my
Hr,,n..S that should express the reluctance and
, .ty y Ec n:;st at Mi LINES experience in e&srcis
3. va-sat:,d Iira; .: the Executive 10 withhold his
.; .o.n big. ct,cr crnnnaS than tctr uncanStha
o.. .,j.y That Has right should not be exercised on
" ,Irc,.vus nj! rjI! ADMIT. !, is only in matters 81
~ r,:sres: whcn the principle involved may Ec Justly
.,-5cd as NEXT Importance 20 ntac;inrs oi the Con-
,.s:n i:sr that such sep can be expected to meet
. =: ;.s expectation ot the people Such an occasion
=. ,,5:cen:iou>iv Hrsieve The present 10 be- In the
rh.,se Of tbs delicate and highly responsible duty,
- s<slej by the reflection that the xercise OF this
-. has leen deemed consistent with the obligations
c' ,isI duty By several OF my predecessors, &c &c
HIRE we have tie Presidents doctrine in the mos,
.ic MD umciuivnca t,rni. Contrary 10 that h!ch
- l:: c5atuiioisT and enormously nlpu!cs tn him.
b. bids !. 10 De the nnGvghid r;gh IF The Erccutrc in
So, = c:cr interest," - withhold his assent from bills
. :r .H,::S t:a; Ihc;r uHcoES;tatOna,;y. Al the
Inc AS doc!:ins rou;u gated and acted upon, Mr.
~ Hr?er Was Tie lra5nG :ueub.r "f Gen Jacksons
g. l~: and may fairly be presume 10 have givrn lis
j., ..:clo. 1t. !, doubtless his presen. doctrine;
+, r-tiyG7rs WIKI; singular aptness of application,
IL very case VIC are considering. What subject
,..; !" Z. Ersrer iuSa,,St IN his view than which
l.. "a Ucciat.. would. his Judgment, ic attended
v. :nmaca: peril. u nat Geraia destruction, 10 The
T..a Ct IL. SUITS? What measure cruid approach
:s-,. gravity aud Importance, 10 irtrsctiC"S II tic
s:.vt iyc!f. t.!gG winch he has So!emniy de-
cl..c wnuI. his crin!on. r!0!ce The SptrE q that
.,rsy.i tc,q;:va.isc AZ Interests rhira lies at The
-: NJ Ia. s0cat cOnpGc!9 II conSG ryalicns SUCH
.a,.a suGi not. lsrel: justify, but nper!ous de-
r.,ad Tie .;e:poS!tion q tue Presidential Veto. can
..siye none TIA, would hat Mir. Van Buren, would
:. sca7d them the contingency surpassed, we have
- aaprst guarantee, both IL his u:rG!:r"cal deciaia-
lie uhtci, aud III the principles which We have
Iayeisccvcd his sanction, a. responsible member
* government, IN reference 10 the legitimate extent
e per application u; the Veto power
W: Van bcrcn. then. has given every security which
r..y7 words acts convey ard stands pledged III
,rrfY form which honorable man can be pledged,
r?osc the shield Ct his office, II elected President,
~ dr:nce 81 tie peculiar Interests and rights VI iie
: 9TH. !" regard to her domestic institutions, in every
-: contingency which may threaten them. To DIS
rs him uae. such circumstances, 10 Ilshonol our
rss r b-iraying Jealous and impracticahic sp!i!t
.-si!rciTe Of all confidence between man AID :aan
The question presented Tor the consideration @! the
rCrp= O: tie South in the Presidential E!cctiun $" tar
-: ts vial interest is concerned is OF common pru-
which, if il related TO the affairs Of private li:e
III se:e .r uDd$iuIted by the baeful passions oil par
=. cud not admit OF Ulolie mt hesitation RAtth u
6rRT 10 oar eRtcTeStS nc fHtCteHI
ta:y-t citizen 81 gu. section Of the Union
"..' however faithful he may be coGscered has no
i,.tuce in other quarters Of the Cun.edcracy, anG
erection would leave Us, therefore, GercTG"nt mp
or own unnsssted strength for the security OF "ur
r.i:<: O-. is !. distinguished and popular citizen of
Inc: vino as gi"en creFy honorable pledge
GU. Gvil,y - cur interests, and who vii! bring 10
49,: support; reinforcement OF political and personal
t4tlencr from cur neighbours, which. added 10 our
r~ngh. will render preGnable against every hazard:
jas consideration cannot fail 10 address itself to the
Ser ud ,nen Of the People Of the South and To lncul-
'r IL" pocy we'll as the r"pIlety OF cuitiratns the
."G feelings 81. brethren in o'lst sections OF The
tan 5r candid reception of The claims OF their emf
q: citizens 10 support, when il is secocced that
T.: ourselves We constitute decided minority III tie
c.a:.t":acJ.
IN tins comparison Of the claims Of The Presidential
c'"acles 10 the support of the South do no! suppose
ia! any protesting lively concern for The peculiar
iH'ieS:s c! Ike South connected with her domestic
institutions, seriously entertain The pretcnslnDs OF
I-n Harrison He is as slewn by cxrac: Of onc vi
is scc!Ts contained III YOUR paper OF the 9th instant,
@@ advocate OF emancipation by the fiscal action Of he
"'HrEa! Gor"rnmenl-rf grcrs0t emancpation IN tie
S.1."s Is well as IN the District Of Columbia.
'oTf 10 enter into comparison Of lie general quat-
rcaon$ Of he Presidential candidates. the public
j2i=Mcn q: has long since decided that question.
4 VlRG!NIAN.
Sincerity TtSttd by DDS.