Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-20
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10 aietGlt fhff affections from each other, and thus
weaken, IT no! entirely break asunder The bands that
n.hu together the tht0n. In his Farewell Address, ho
'e 81 MS Country i'as caii:cd It ;:pun us. 90 Y''-
'ei'e te eH"r At all haZdri*; 10 band together by -.
tlc means within our power, lie affections u the people,
III" n3'y sure basis upon "i;c na ~ resi-: !t rs then;
i:oTh Gown tbs attempt o: the Harrison Convention TO
sow disSens:o. an;onsS. us, and ius efec us d,s,:u
ton Let us remember that This Il thc c;.!y ncvuLlc
now in rxlSenceial all It's predecessors have zone q,
deSruci!on that this is the oEy land Of equa! ri.s and
priv1erres-tha only land enjoys freedom of
speech and oFGo Of c2@scic:cs. We have o:lcn bc,n
lu!d that.
w !egi more i:if, mo:s Aappy,
For 50 thr: life as. . Suiu..iuI. mild:
IL "'"@io", fertile, and to Town IN. s.ae,
L. onr delightful o5i, it j. ou ao,nc
lhr s"at " hibhEEr md all IL CGl.'
Il se wor!i haTr 4 'strain The OF Liberty ir!
such as a'cmpt 20 CHI tie fame og scn;d TO rnkiHdlc
;Ee be 81 jealousy 10 a'i@aa, the affections a' Me pa
PIE l!om racf ohsr: re Gnc rlCrgly BY the irowns
q! az indignant people. Let those WHO woE!c aid in The
concentration CT such object be spurned rs the enc.
n:irs Of liberty and eCnag rghl9-lrt us preserve the
"n;i rs tie ark of political safety. For it t..s
GoTrTnIaent sGal fall there will he no oc 20 ri!s
lis c!ronice'-if tha ErpuA!c shall perish, no tomb
viii ever be reared amid The wrecks ii Free.
dom shall sink, hand will scatter flowers u,-:
iia grave let CT, then; observe ycycrcntia r"-&rd
tnr ties tEion. Lei. encn We with the o,ncr i. hi5
efforts :" preserve !&Lct a.. struggle 10 give it p"rPr
tnlty; and may the tame when all shall respond
e. rrxi&RvEE." TIE poo-ie, tLicn will d1u,tlrss
Iis effort CT The Harrison Corresponding Commit.
tee, IL excite sectional feeling in country in such
maEncr &c il dcserresthry will shcw them, that those
fcTy spirits who are
&" Rad: to clip s".'ioa "N tho ba-k,
lad a:'r i'c "cr? G:e.s nd re. d! lilo
To !1un upGa ih. >GG.c"'
"an"o: :ec3ivt their c"nn'rance and support! that they
prLs ms tn!un too highly wIuh al anv lb.nr
t.at raGy tend % prodaec j.: Gis5oiHo:..
Fhe great Slate OF New Yc.k ;:s :cvcr had ofhrr
.r,l
has had tia oi.;ce filled By her rHin-Yr5rp 90, VI
l!r roErY EIGHT years. The South. when Gen. sack
sn present tern. shall hare :p?et, !r have hsd inc
PRESIDENCY IoHET oit OF rcGTYEI"nr years while the
Nr!IE has had ii years 0.y. Tie State Of New
Cork bag been strong and ,EHnchng supporter ofihc
Gp2trlness u RepubCaniSalsle ha; at all times ba;i,r
III t;: t:.ncr size has At time iaLrred IL l,cr sap
port %. Democratic principles. Lct lis ticn Ec,o al:
,ite il eepal:g her distinguished son a!a-tin Ean BIZ
rem the Presidency. Ike Laa adhered closely to the
tnci!Iars Of the Ctd Domlnonhc has been the true
friend and able supporter Of tie President in all his sug
girs wltI The U Bank, and in oil his efforts to restore
the reign OF I"tr:sor!an pr!nclpsts He whf Grlng 10
tie =tac: ai:hty which few IN the land pos
scsz he gifted with talents Of The very highest ORDER
tiese lie wil employ Tor tr advancement, prospect
" anA we'll being Of his coun,ry, and il securing
tie p"ace atid hi;i;.'aes 81 her c!t5ens The Co
vr-n;ncnl Will b continued uDoa TIE prrciE"s obserY
I'd by PrrsjGen. Jac!iSon-- So.h!ag WI! sc spar
&: oa lis part - crEnre the reign Of Repnblicansm
J.. keeping p.os;r':e Ia system 81 Internal Improve
Elrnt--n reducing still owr: Tie farii--.n keeping
4un the i. States Banlaid in giving To the people
m::nIG cE,rcncg'-in giving them g"id and S.rrr, IN
lead Of rags. General l"Cir.ha AID ota. II. ;etGn,
the friends OF tie rn. ,ng g!ns Of &c community, have
omDrECrd the good work-amd Martin Van Buren, aid
Thomas H. Benton will continue their efforts until the
HArrEAi circulating spdun. Of the eoamtry shai dive
ont the Rrtiticiaf-un the pr--s of pee nud I'm ohdF
shall be supplied w g"tH ana sHreT t's idGa
Of Il nsctaio has been Hitherto treated VAL. de-
rson hut The time IS cDmiGg hra IL can ~ no longer
T., .,b,, off, tlr *
pel:r nom or the side, and COd and SlrcT on tie
other. Men must then u,aae up their minds nPon the
Suhc they most then army heaclTca under tile bail
ncc - EE,sS money. Endcc the brnTer q hard money!
lr them reflect upon It-and when that time arrives,
t them te prepared ~ render decision. Let The but
IT, when ii! nay il tie 'To are la!rY nrayed NC
have no ra:s Of The result Gold aud silver will ir-
u.npt. And here will prose- nj yOu with email table
which Will shDw the nuany n. gold ana SILVER IN the l.
S;alcs pcr!nls TO- ad sGGe The removal of the Drpo
Sites om which it will appear, that the hurt money n
the United States now, is three times as much as wien
lie EePes;t=3 wern removed.
Before the removal Of the Dcposi.cs, there ~e.a, in
boil, evld and silver only S2j,CGOG 600, four iis c il:
a, least in silver Since the removal OF tho De-
pusitss s!5 300 $50 Of gold have been coined The
.tn and al ;c- ro.r in tile United Satcs il upwards Of
s74 COO a0 B.; tie Sd March, l-}7, there will be
least $50 GOO D Of god IL circuaiIOn; and by ,!c Ter
m:nc,:o Of Fun Surcns Administration OF eight years.
we will have currency equal to TINT OF any country Oh
the face Of the earth. Mr.. Van Buren, is n9c, ard has
,r.r breu the advocate OF the measures ty which si!s
state Of things has been brought about; and he la"
Erdgrd imcrc to all proper c%Griions--a1 ionor2-
bic 10 give t. hard money cir:rnoy-'a cafen-
cy possessing tntgr ticI value
The War and t!,!"'.c approved the proceedings OF y
meeting held al !pdeoE. New for&, when ''iHc Var
,ens denouaccdaS mpoiitc ona disastrous" This obcc.
ton Mr.. Van Buren, vas set on foot whilst the Vice
President il EagordGud tie oojcct was In trump
UP some plausible for his rejection by the Senate
His friends Immediate required ~ the iegis!arc pro-
ccGGins Of that Guy, and produced an array y! iac's
that scnccd hts enemies for -Beng nara prrSS'
they dave Tes0-rd again 10 the old charge N lis rciu'
taon will present extracts from Addresses pre-
pared hg ii:G al different times. whist neHc"? 1i !c
New York Ip2=a.ure ssnlning with zeal and ability,
the War ana Urging The people, by tie str'ngcstaPPeas,
10 cnraro in lis prosecution. In addition 10 he rS1acs
that wi!ladduca affirm it without the fear Of contra
dici:or tlrl Re is tic larer Of tie strongest
sure tina: ever adopted III the United states; ne
carried the CLASSIFICATION through the y. York
! Legislature, measure considered by it. Mahison
himself lg0 siS0Hg and winch Congress H0u. not
therefore adopt Upon all occasions he the rcnd
of the Wa.-propcsed and advocated the strongest
measurcs-ap pcd all the means within his reach L: ~
pro5tcuoE-ano employed h!' spcnn'd ac!'neS, i:S
lowering talents and his uErGnaled genius in dcslsn
MEASURES 10 bring the war 10 happy termination liz
hs al ull times shown himself che ttcnd OF Amer!ca,
ard the easiay Of her enemies His course has beer
un;G ely favorable 10 tie wc. anfas uniformly hcse
10 the vie VS. and opinions; OF the "sEeE rAREY Sat
10 Tie sx,raels The frs, that will adtuce, vii! be f7on
the Address Of the Republican members OF The NeE'
York Legislature, to their constituents. prepared arc
! !itll. 1919
"Ee!!ow citizens: -Four country 10 at war and Great
Britain is her enemy. Indulge in brief eHamnai!on
Of tie which have led 10 it, and 5ci ss !ron Inc
necessary limits Of AEI@e>s It must be, we yet hope
it Will be forsf sufficient TO convince every honest man
Of IKE high justice, ard ndspcnsb" necessity o. The at
ude which Ccvsrn:ren. hes "::rE: o. ''ie soc'ea
dn,v re cv-rv real American ~ support it, in that at
.ude. and Of the principal ~s*a OF 'lose who Fensc 70
! do So" -,
BE then gives eloGuert Oh The causes ia
led to tkr R.r--tke accunuiaet circumstances o. III
Nv. ~ ;,;,,v uuder which we laboved, and Il Tie 81
rs Of aprtessors the part Of GTea, Britain, wntf
,cndcreL il measure of "hih f'iec, mi TatSpensa1
xseessla-'' and ;hen remarks