Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-28

LAC outIc people were MADE lie WCrS oil wood aud
drawers OF water Tor their brethren oftlc North, East and
West; tor, whilst the millions raised by the Tariff avs,
Iaha squandrfed on an extravagant system of Internal
improvement in other sections of the UnionA were
NANNY drawn from. the pockets OF the Southern pco-
PIE, scarcely 4 dollar Of Il was returned 10 them. Such
oppression as this could not be lunrr- endured by a free
people ana if General jackson had not been c!sct-d.
and the Adams and Clay dynasty had been continued
the only alternative left to the Southern pcopic would
nave been, 4 dissuiu.icn of the Union, or Il tainc and ser
vile submission 10 their oppressive task masters. 1t is
not dlli.:ui, lu determine which Of these alternatives the
gAtlfnt South would have selected. With all their at
tacil'tent and '!eVo'IHa to the Union. they wou;d have
preferred It's dissolution, 10 4 state nj degraded slavery
ana bat !"r iE" election Of Gel. jlcksou, the fatal bio"
would ere ;:!is !tave been struck. and oar happy AMI Dr'
loved country. (nstcad IF that unexamy!rd pa%cc, hnpp!.
ness ami prosperity which now pervadrs il every where,
wou!d.bc deiuged with her best hiu"d. and grooming uGder
lii" whitening and %b!ig!ling curse OF. Il c.yai war. Can
any one doubt Ills, when he reculircts liIl the citizens
@: oc o.! the Southern States Gril themselves 50 grey.
ousiY oppressed, that notwithstanding General Jackson
was exerting hts influence in favor OF 4 reduction oi the
farm TO The necessary wants ot the Government, and
tie overthrow OF the system oil Internal Improvement
ana The lihnk) they nul!iiied the Tariff laws, and were
so near d!ss1lvlng the Union, that all the candid and pa
tr!oI'c were forced 10 acknowledge at the time, that An
drew Jac..snn VAS the only man in the Republic. "h1
could say: 1t. Yet in less than one wear after he per-
formed this signal service for his country, he was &C.
nounccd and hunted down by many Of these individuals
as a lyrant and usurper. The friends Of the Tariff, In
At"I ihIht dbu ltC oGnh' GIG uJihHA ~ 49,
work OF building Il? 4 great consolidated Government:
on the ruin OF the State Governments. jtIe great but
wark OF American librrtyJ aud a mouird A.isLocracy OF
Irresponsible men, with the power Of controlling the 20
vernm ntand the destinics OF the American people. They
have waged a war OF determination upon Gen. Jackson,
who has Tcapp!cd them with u giant ; strength, ana by
tile assistance Of Il free people and a us: God, succeeded
IN breaking aSundrE, and knocking of The chains and
tetters which they We're forging for our n"cGs.
Notwithstanding the great excrtion of an unprincip!cd
faction IL c!nbroil our country in Il civil! and tprcign War,
Andrew Jackson, by MS wise and decided measures, has
saved it from Mi their direiul calamiiies, and will soon
retire from the cXa:lcd station which he has So usetaily
ana g!OliousIy filled, TO The walks OF private lite, TALL OF
hon"rs, and. followed by The fcryent prayers oi millions
0f his mra!FIui ~cuuutrymen, for that unrxanpicd happi-
ness aud prosperity which they and their children now
ENJOY. We have np doubt but that it is a source Of much
qualification 10 the l:Iu RI ,ubIicans Of Bolctourt, that
they gave IL Andrew Jackson j majority ol their votes
when be was first a candidate for the Presidency: and
have 1T the two subsequent elections gwen iiIHI an over
whe!inin@ majority. You no doubt remember, with no.
nest pride, that YOU have stood By the war-worn soldier
and enlightened statesman through evil rs well a. good
Re porL-llat you rushed 10 his assistance. aHd gave h:in
your cordial and cheering support. amidst the shock o..
Notification, and the storm 81 Il Bank Wing panic, and
y"u will ihcn resolve with yourselves, that you viii use
Your best "XrriI0nS 20 continue 70 yourselves. your chi!-
Gren, and chil!rens children: the blessings Of his Re-
Ei:ancan administration, by enGcavOrInL 10 elect. Is his
successor. L President WHO vii! walk III his Footsteps
support his enlightened and patriotic mrasurcs-aad
MAKE the most uncomi ,ronns!HE opposition I" those arts
tocratic WING measures Of Adams and Clay, which
brought or- beloved country u III" brink Of ruin.
There are four candidates fox the Presidency now be.
fore the American people. Martin Van Buren,. Of New
York, is the only Republican Candidatc-hc Is pledged 10
oppose Z high IarI!i-an cxtrI"aIaE; system ci lnte!n4!
linproTetncnt-thc renewal vi the l. ,. Bank charter,
or the creation Of any otlc7-A5olitonism in every
snapc-aId any interference with slavery, either III the
District Of COiumbiG. Or in any OF the Sttics. In short,
he is bound by ali his public acts for the last cight Yeas,
and By his mos: sa!emn written pledges: To support
and cary out the cH!iahiene | aud patriotic mcaSnrcs Of
Andrew Jachscn-;lc.e measures, Republicans ci Batc-
tourt, Tor winch We ha ir bee ! stru rs!ing hard Cor The
las. twelve years. He has Laen iion his earliest youth
I firm, jealous and consistent Republican. lie was the
uniioim supporter o. t4c h,e war, ana adToca'"d YAH
great ability: al! the strongest war measures III the great
Safe Of N"w York, during tn DARKEST period! 81 that
eventual struggle and contrIou ed more tnan any "tncr
man, ty his pubic speeches an ! spjutst.;Fimg .il:css.
e.. 70 The U]vcrthrnH .! tn FEDERAL hrIs.ocf!cy, and
the Triumph a.! The Democracy ot that State. His p!-
yatc character IS not Only uElHpcacHti, Ia unini-
pcachab.e. and his talents a:r OF the highest oTG"'. lie
hps iil!o!. the highest Office Il! his nlt!yc Sat. and by t.e
force o; his lnlu.!cclua! aad .!ri2I worth, and hl5 R'?GD-
iICGn prime pies. he his arisen .rosn the iuInO!.st "G...a
o. HE. 10 he second oEcc IN t:!s great it'puJ.:c ana
is destined soon 10 Till the first. lie his always been
found foremost II the Republican .1nks. III defence Of
pcpu!a. rjghls-hcHcc he has alwa:: been the o,Jrci ct
the bii.rrrs: laycctiyc and persecution Of til" inorisi
ayisiocracy. who hive Tor the last twelve years w1g, t
awaius! h!Hl 4 war Of cXteCmlnniitn. lie has been,
throughout lIrH. Jackson ) .tui!!tfli nt!IiI''D, !.p " II III
supporter and confidential tiieud 50 much So, Ia Il TIE
Wings nave. uni! recently. charged hIml "!t! !'"lnL ttc
aGilu5 OF most Of Camera! Jackson : abe messages. and
his prominent measures, which have 81 Inu@!I coni!!.
blted T. oar uncXainpicd prosperity ana happiness -
President Jackson has hrnrTc4 him with t"O oi the
hirhes: and nns. importlmt offices II! his gut: tha! OF
Secretary ui safe, which he h;leG VIII distinguished
ability AID usefulness for more than three years. ant that
c! Munster ~ England. from whenc" ne vas recalled
b. The malice and jealousy OF his Wing l!va!S N lie Sc
nate. Webster. Clay and Calhoun: and " as immediately
elected IN preside over laen, by an outraged aad Ln.lz
mani people. In consequences OF his strict integrity, sl'
rc!iur capaciiy and experience. sound Republican prIh-
cIp!rs. and dI<tin suisIeI pTbilc services: ne received ti:c
unaD,,a,us nanInauru OF the Baltimore Democratic
Republican Convention, composed OF the firm and zeal
Gus supporters Of General Jackson from ali pats oi the
Uuion: which nomination has been since confirmed by
the Republican party in every State CT TIC l nion. The
Democratic Rrrub!ican Convention Of tins State. which
sat al the Capito! in The city Of Rlcfinund: III january
last, unanimously nominated Martin Nan Buren, i"f IRE.
siirnt. and Judge William Smith for Vice President.
ant! formed an Electoral Ticket, pledged IT, rive the vote
u! this STATE 10 those distinguished indlvIduals; which
ticket we take great pleasure now ~ recommending 10
the warm support OF TIC Jackson Republicans OF Oid
Boteirur!. We are satisfied that they are men alter yGur
own hear;s-that vour rights will be safe IN their hands,
and you will ne"rr rue the vote ynu gre Tor them =
Martin Van Buren, has always been the friend ot the
South. and is doing moe for II now IN arreSliiI@ The ma
licious and reckless cnursc OF the Ab9IItinniStS Than any
other man; Tor which ndgnan:rnnus ana patriotic con
duct. lie has Brought upom lU!lsci Tie CURSES ana "i'WF'
est denunciations Of the Northern AboIlti0n!sts: whilst,
the Southern Wings have the impu!cnc" t. icnounce
him Us an :AhoiiiiOnIst.
Jndre William Smith. Of Alabama. has. through his
whole life. been T. firm aHd undertaking Staics lti.ht
Republican. anu L warm and able supporter OF Genera!
Jacksnn's Administration. tie was driven from the L.
States Senate, iof wh!ch he had been I distinguished
r.cnber for many years. by the reckless N"iIiiiers OF
South Carolina, because of his devoted attachment to
the Union: and in the decline Of lie, his noble and IN
c,rc,o-cr s,;-it rrr.t RED voluntary exile from his home,
The land Of his birth and the graves Of his fathers. To a
tame aad passive submission to tie despouc domination
Of, inr!riated. Nullicrs. Such. Republicans "f Dotc'
tnurt. are the two distinguished individuals whic!! we
recommend to your support FOR the t"o highest Offices
in the gift of . great ami free people.
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