Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-11

Is OVeTHOWInG
sury-about 10 millions accrung this year in the port of
New ork aone-near 90 millions from the sales Of pub
tic andS-and the whole income perhaps for the year
from 40 to 10 millionsscarcey of which may
be wanting Tor the disbursements of tho GoTenuent-
yet, what /: the doctrine, which of politicians
are preaching up? That the tariff must be reduced
IN other words, The taxes mast not be owered-that
what they please call the compromise must not h.,
disturbed. Tins, they insist upon H. that this f.c
tous system st t;.ncc must cnu,ae III rxis-.ay"s
laid u'na he People which! no. wanting fr the ry
tna" expenditures a. the ti,,rrrnu,r-a sur,ls ar,.u
initiating lr"2 year In year. ir !r corrupt il:lc.,
stnnnaI purpose o! distribution among The :.la..s-
tht', changing entirely tie !eitoas "cn r!l TO sub
s!st between tie Federal and tic STATE Guv.rnmcnls
cEiargInT t;c power and Influence Of the former and
making The States dependent upon AMI It's boun
". And who II, that most warmly uplodS The PIE
sent rycrgrown liritF-amd would prosecute this unna
,urai system 81 Dislribuoa Ii will scarcely be be-
evcd, that they the organs OF Mr. Calhoun Such.
however, is the fact The Nuinrs were !o7 tear.
ing lhiS U"on 10 pieces. sooner than submit to
constitutional Tariff and yet hey insisting up
on letting the present Tart! alone, and protesting in the
most earnest manner against lis !d!d reLuclUn.-
Yet tbs is rot ali.
1t in 1881, that Mr. Calhoun declared, the
Distribution Of the Surplus The most dangerous,
unconstitutional, and absurd prnicc driErG ~
Government. And yet w!uu DO litar Insist
ing upon Scheme, which mus. pour distributabie
iuai INTO the Ircasuryand continue tt!s most GGn-
ycr0aS. unconstitutional ard GtEwrd prejcct?-We say
again The Mercury a: Charleston, and the Telegraph of
Washington: tlie duly accredited organs Of the Nui.
cation Party.
I." following is from The Mercury Of the I'D inst:
! "TuE TARIFF AGAlS.-The South should be ON It's
guard. The v Bureni;cs abou, to anpcr with The
Tariff Compromise, for elecioncering purposes. Our
prosperity increasing under the present arrangement
Let well enough, alone. Bot no! Allies in the North
and durrs in the Siou, will be found 10 ooprrutc with
tie n0nacc Read the following, and in connection with
it, the excellent article oil Girls, il this morning paper
'Ihc 7:T.g QUESTION.
Nj. VA Eafcn liz ;irHi,, rai"'s pc<' 20
aol*i :e Ta':F hr s;sr: .+ "n Of c%a:'S% ihe Hs:''
no" Ike ~" "SI; H"s SASs n' " r t, ''' "p'S''
{ihe Express does not tell the lra,h. The friends Of
Van buren, guiag upset the last DcpOsite law
blu, to srrcst the system. 1t is 10 prevent systematic
notwithstanding mote pG.ucirali0ns ct The srtacIg
nrsh pots Of Egypt)
Au Hla, says the Tecgyap!.: awe deeply regret to
the indications in various fnavers OF disposition
revive tie angry feelings upon the subject OF he Ia
riff a!,i tia: drsp:se es and lire b. agitation a'Id
cOus:GI already breaking ground upon TINS dciica;c
subject. They will not await The term %. tie c"ipr
mise bill: deem '.su!,scient for the day til. evil
thereof They must STIR The elements n' s!Fe. and
keep the political caudton boiling Tic Richmond En-
quirer, (crc OF course, compliment to u.s. already
urging Tie strife But vests r!ay II called Tor tie bay
one SIT Tie question: t!S is false, as every reader
hrow< today !Evokcs the trained bands Of party to
uaSeic it, &c. &c. "if then the North have these
suns TO satseG-and REFUGE al their prosperity
why touch The disturbing subject now: And IT the
South be wit!l the existing arrangement, why
throw again lie ire brands into lie Halls vi Congress-
We tel!rve We utter ;ic almost universal voice OF the
people, East. West, North ant Souti-when upon this
SUBJECT say to unquIrt p"sans and p'rs'cen!iak'
, e.s-rcs'. pcrfurttd SPIRITS, rest
In th: nalnc Of wonders, what spirit can have conc
over til, dream ct the Telegraph That paper. the rcIy
leader Of agIla0Ts and lcuons;s-ibe very inst 10 nn-
Ifs the Laws in consequence of oppressive Tariff
Grno3nc!;y others 7corants and iactIoniss.
because they insist reducing c arm: and ai"stilg
, . az absurd, corrrupiiag systrm Vi Distribution.
In. reproach OF the Telegraph does not lie at our
door, II tic,s did not NOV. sooner, in the reduction
I1- ;ltli No ,rI
that We should be bound BY tie Compromise Act. 10
retain Tie duties al the rate which II specified II they
were warning iur the cXrcas;S OF The Government
And we d, va:c. N November last, that u Ia"
first duties OF TIC last Congress Vas 10 Reduce The Ia
r!ii We hailed Mr.. Ackays proposition, late as It vas
IN tie session whCn IL Was notwithstanding We sna!l
continue press it at e nex and al every future scs
SION so !Uig there Is surplus IN tie rCasu1y. we
trust 10 use the language OF Mr. Van Duren) = that
early and efficient steps wl lie taken to prevent The re-
curence Of state oil Things calculated ~ furnish al c&
cs for any measure Gs;ribUilon by the adoption 81!
the only natural and just remedy for an excess Of
1evenuea reduction Of the taxes, c'ectua! in lis results
equitable in lis details a@d wisely adapted 10 the ca
cuaStrnccs OF the county Such IS the scheme OF
raaking Such, however will not be the plan "l Tie
Whgs, il they should unfortunately succeed IN ecc"ng
: ti.si.; President.
: By the b,e-i, would be an amusing, if it not
a disgusting thing TO hear this nadcaP Telegraph ''
Yery r"brand o! agitation, Tariff. Ambition, ai'r
wiat.l GccIaimng IN Suc! tece Terms, -aisl a.:
!'''II'
And pray. IS this the quiet pacific paper which,
but the other ay VIZ: the 9th inst held TIC !i!uW'
l. iar ..ctn;Is and acobnical language;
> If Mr. Van ruren 60 into power upon Eha0T!t4
> roic If lie uSurr The Presidency against the VIII OF :,
rg;yri,y Of the people be unto hIm lheH Snal'
We knGv hoY: 10 estimate has Wanted democracy We
" saw that ne Gc elected b. the votes o! aJy
" 0! the people il The HhigS will do justice 10 themselves
Il lie holds s present station, we are nor;eC against
J. the EXPRESSED wish OF MGjuyuy OF ElGil II Vi Il
n THOUSAND Frccmcn! Lei The friends OF fee repre-
sentative government lock 70 it Il he 5czs Oil Tie ire
srncy with such majority agans, h;;n as i!is, ''S
voice Of tie reopie will make him lreHibie hey Wal
pa1a!yzc his c.its to do mischief. THEY ~ii r'Se az
lcr scrcnr,l n;d pluck hin dOn f0m his gh p!ate, IN
q dessiic Of tcai 7a;ronags n"d c0rrnytrn gain We
- saw LET EVERY MAN 10 TIE rolls!
!. How srisc"-how ''puck him down: BY lo7cc-Oy
barone:S: This menace sounds III our cas- very n!c"
" Ike the l.,e distant threat of The Il. Wing that ty
thousand :rcclIcn of Virginia might arise 10 put Gown
: Martin Van Buren, if he were succeSsui hF'e Is nc
;, fac,ion presume. III this threatening sPl' {" '''
. iTv!ecrapt What If Mr. '. j. be elrc'ct by me 1rc
ora Corges OF these sovereign States, shall 1t be III The
- power OF his Ilot$pGr 10 rise up and say to MS N"
> no cnrrades 10 arms 10 arms! he election Has 100
been fairly made. suspect he has bcen elected ny n
- noIity Of tire guessed beioEcha'id iat te''
,iGht he majority OF 81 U0U ccncn against hi!iaiI
- mon that bare. hypothesis call upon you, to rise
! in your sircaGh, and pluck him down iEol MS hI5H
oacr: Free,!cn Of Virginia, il you suffer yourselves
be GUIDED by such Inconsistent politicians rs tiiesc-"''
% blow hot and cold with the same b''a'"i WHO G! ga
&c pr0re mace when ought to be Tcduccd-an'
cry ou, 10 arms when you have iaIry elected your s
Magistrates and pluck him down from the h'gh pace Il
which your free surageS have promoted i:li-ll SUE
n Wings are 10 become your oTacs anu dot ~
II Then indeed trcbc for your ghlS and your peace
But in one appeal, 60 c"rcrF Win Tue lehg''r"'
Ic. ,crery man to the p0S'-and let Us show man. AM
al H.. Who's that the OF the People Is larry pro
n caimed-hat they are with us-ana perhaps we :J
IN ri,v of a ou will be arrayed under he Rphicah oih
this i;!Ot!ey, plC1a!G Sollillni.