Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-06
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Sone eight ycar, pf1ps d;,.as;c with the Ct
;hrr Govcrnm"nt sc. rbn" sc'm Of hlrh design" to
connI"! wnal ultimately fiic destroy the freedom r
tiGT and amSisr the President The power Of appointing "
successor, they determined To oil. "a 's
y"" Vi c"Icusins and patronage which IT. c"'
supports" 10 HAT end they selected Immediately o' the o 4"
r people, Gen Jackson, recommended by "a.Ias 10 "h
thor sphere 'fnIe The State ice a"4 'r ~.
supposed with that which lon. 9"e' az
to cngcnher. "IHs WRtg Central J4ii.eS
No thanks to OF the Wing Sgners for the service
thus rendered. No thanks 10 the Editor Of tie l'itH.
mona Wing whose name appears among them 'r'
Clay tho author Of the celebrated expression # III"
cline Of safe prccedrnts but the Wing fought in the ls
ditch, for Adams and for Clay, and against JackSnn~
He stood by the principle Of safe ptecedents bot HE
people triumphed in spite of him. and cut of Tie sue
cesson.
| AGAIs-"The Rank.-So much h. its friend, th3t
he desired 10 transfer it bodily To his mperai Ci:y
until its doom sealed by the pcopr-then he cFIed
ont 'unccaSiur hostility to it, this .7ddrCSS.
The People again trumphed; no thanks TO the WIZ:
and Of his colleagues They s,ood up to The rack
for the Bank-they stretched every nerve to SAFE t
monster. ]ley contributed To excite the rune, "'''
intended to awe the Administration nd!ie P""p
Bot the people, sn their old Ccftain al their "hH s'
fast, and The Bank beaten until it sought se'' "
temporary Wing majority in Prnnsy!sana- us s".a,
Committee, in their Address, standing Up III " p''
sent outrageous charter ia;
Alter such evidences Of the people being % one SI
and the Whig being on the other with wnat grace can
it the office of advising an! d:fec'';'I '','
Take the apostate White (says hel whom h'd ~ .,
abused-or take Harrison, who holes scarce '"s LI.
Rights principle in with SI:Ginta; 'a"e any '!'
but down with Martin Van Buren,"
NJ 81 Noah says that all eyes are turned ''"i'Is
Pennsylvania-the future destiny Of the c"iN'ry 'es
on her ecctora! votehat her vote decides van b"'
fae-lhat both y. York and Frgnia AIT the crrEy
and follow the course OF Pennsylvania" Admit! ," "
So for Arguments sake-lhen may the King oil is'4.
hang his harp upon the willow rs surely rs IT, on.
attempted 10 play ridiculous farce on HTand is'a
certain as he the $" lss mercenary 0. 49,.
U. States Bank-so surely viii PennSy Isa"a s'ppot
the ticket Of Martin Van Buren,. In October We s"s,
carry the Congressional and Legislative elections y a.
overwhelming majory-and the Electoral tcA+, %. .e
yember by from u to 10000. If in this calculation "S
should be baled there is little faith to be placed J." ,
the printed, written paro accounts Ne kn0c rl
our friends in the Stale and the best.lntofmed a'"'S
them elsewhere are sangune Of success - ~.
The n Y Evening Post concurs with US July .;nhIv
have before US (says That paper letter from S,ys
intelligent and respectable source from whence We
repeatedly before been supplied with accurate
information, which confidently expresses the tHp's,nd
ton that PENNSYLVANIA will give at least fifteen
minority for the Van Buren, Electoral ticket: .haa Il is
saY VS. never was the Democracy more uni'eu AZ. Vnn
ct this moment in its determination 10 support va