Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-29
TIESD.g aEzoEsGE 30, 1886.

II. the Baukut the United StatcS ana the ochaie oi Tue
United States appear have commenced an attck up
On Inc ,e our ,. nroDrGy and the Government OF the
United States. The Bank created pressure; lhe 9e'
nate excited panc and The Spring Elections in n York
md Virginia the first and principal oJrcls o Do'.
The Bank call IN debts ana break up
pychaurrs the Srualc hrnuuhi in lis resolution TO con-
d,nn President Jackson for violation oil 'lr laws ana
cs:slu,ir and under the combined action "i THIS double
process, the price ot all property was suk anu ' Puuc
mind agila.L and alarmed, unit! fictitious panic was
producrd The operation was kept up, the bahk screw
ing tighter and tighter, and the alarm guls iifihg ana
the ossn ringing faster aud louder IN Tie orhatr nht
the pressure had reached It's lowest point OF deessoa
and the panic lis highest point of cupinaliun, r.,u
The important elections of New York ard Stfghia
were Just al and, and every thing was rape or TIE nha
blow The condemnation o the PrcsI.rnt before those
elections, and Il. the moment nt their c"niiti!crhieh
was this liual blow, and The exact m"hlll iGt
striking it lad arrived Friday, the sIh day Vi March
That the day, Tor il wa; the last day thai II coud
be done IN timr have effect Alondiy was t!e INST
day Dl pr AMI the great elections were 10 begin;
~as therefore Indispensable that the nc"S Of lie con-
drinnalion Of the President should leave Washington
few days before the first oi Ap'l, III !drr 10 reach III
lime the more remote election grounds III tir great
States Of new York and Virginia, and 10 have rs effect
upon ;!Osr elections This the reason Why The de-
bate the cnndrnnatU:y resolution vas delayed, pro-
traclrd. prungrd and spun out ltom Tie 2oth oi De-
crbrr IL the 18th vi March, and then passed III the
hurry and Precipitation which prJducrd that scene OF
consultation Vi Whispering, vi Iumnuy To and no, ci
putting and striking OUT vi "lirrg anu withdrawing,
which WITNESSED III "HiCIl cHu
cd the engcldcring vi llat unlvG!ca sprcitcH that
nc NUS uira pruducLlu, that ch Turrc, and eycrlas
ing masterpiece OF tic nUncumilla policy, which nu"
stands upon your journal Judgment vi condrnna-
lion against President Jackson.
Ar. j.. said lie enemy ~ monoPucS, ana must
express his dissatisfaction 10 thr whatsoever shape
they presented 10 !Is view. Here was n'onopo
H. new and strange inulupoly; il monopoly Ci
.curnltu and Ui Irrspons!bty, and HAT Gy friends
present lie pre- udicr I'll their trends aUscnt HE
krutucky legislative resolve all The Stale Legislative
suvcs, all the resolves ol all the public meetings, and
all the petitions OF the 10000 petitioners sent INTO the
Senate, direct and specific III their ciiages against
the PRESIDENT Tiey all charged III direct e!ns the rlo
Ialio of the Laws and Constitution, and all grounded
their cargrs upon the dismissal ul MI Duane, the ap
pnintIr 81 Mr. fancy, the assumption "l ir rrspJn
Sibty, tc remuya 81 Tie dcphsics and tir danger to
tic liberties al the people. ln;y all spccli t:'S" acts,
and therefor" iu!y committed themselves, and now stand
coDrIttr! mlum tr' ;" did their trends and leaders
tins i;oor All were at The start Al! were III Tie
prr.canrnL tie ucmorutr 18th day I'll Mtrcu,
lS:}i. UP tia. day. all were together III the Caudtne
forks; but the leaders and the followers are divided
The leaders cXlrlcateL themselves; they umconntrd
themselves; they loose from The Bank aud all IT'S
! grieis and complaints They dropt every thing which
could the upon the record, with the DLnK ana
its cause; enscoiced themselves III lie Js;ii!ca"n oi
an,pbpogca phrases; and nJw sand untransir!"d,
unpi:dred, united uncoinnil!cd and nJl CON nItlcd
upon snglc aegat o law or fact on winch re-
spUlsb.y be incurred, or an issue cali BE- 4. -
This is wrong- The leaders should never desert thr
follow, rs; they should never leave Their drudrd hss"ci
acs lurc. The u!lltary Siarrs l:ig iLte o
his soldiers c llrU Gcs with them! Inc po'
ltician should do the No Iii nopoiy ut escape Is
allowed 10 one any NOR" than :" INC othet. Ieie IS
case for sympathy and rrrttur help
The followers should bc allowed escape with the lead
ers; they should be allowed 10 cut loose from the Bank;
they Should b. permitted 10 unco'it themselves ana
for that purpose should have leave to w!thdra" aud
amend amend by stirling out every thing that re-
atrs the dposcs, the Secretaries the llbrrl,s Vi Tie
people, the responsibility, NC, and float al large upon
lIic undesirable and intangible dcnunciaUn Ol "Tm
LATE EXECrrlvE PEoCEEDIHGs Is KELAIIoS 10 the
REyESuE!:
". My fourth proposition applies to the doctrine O!
legal Implications, ana a;irims thai what has been with
drawn upon obcclon cannot after wards br undrrS!"od
BY implication, 10 remain part Vi The record The prop"
sltio lor better understanding will be iead II is IN
these words:
forms ;rsuYr, JrJG' shown
~ Insufficient rh&f.c They aIuceL t" supc,
cns rrrrd that cuuii be Utaincd to vote
for lctcaon, the ha'ins oeca actually "I'
TIC face Ui the Whole sHae aeHe
belief aad before '"sn ticrup"",
the AID trwar' be aLm!tedh.
parliamentary practice, by any prI"cp OF es" secret
Ilcnmeh, mental reservation, to remain a"I 'nIi"u part
ta public rcsuIvo from Which they thus withda":
ALL, they culA aimr they "oul+ not be suh'sH to Gus
tain the charges i!srrm c0n;ancI.'
The proposition contains three points: J. Am aiirma-
ton: =. rule OF law ). An ISSUE Offered The al
ignaiirn part proved by III" record namely, that
The specifications u President Jackson supposed illegal
and Unconstitutional conduct, were all w!taGrawn; ama
the remainder Of IT, namely, that they were "i;hdrlwn
because crly, not even party "l!r, could be so
to vote for tleTI, be proved by the ScihVrs then
and how present The rule Of law too clear for urgu
nrn;. 1t Known toevery apprentice Il The !a", tha
what rIvru up upon The face III the record, cannot be-
retained as pat the case b. any hct.n oi prddlng
nal icEL.cnt. constructive Implication, mental rcscr-
yJu, or suvposI!luus truicgrL in wiIasuc:er lie
issue IS open and .d that II the specifications can he
saved by ImlcatIui, they are Insufficient t. justify the
Condemnation; and the trial ol this ISSUE chl
lenrc and def the whole power OF the Opposition.
v My filth proposition aIrns the total luPr"Prrty,
and the particular unconstutionally OF the Senate ;
proceeding against President JIckspm 1t Is III these
words
An! hereu, hens constitutional tribunal for the
rrerc"i whrn charged y the House OF rp'Sssn'a-
| Cua1tuU,
ul resolve Acicnl sie'iri1y The
liuuc Of the .srs OF the House, Violation OF
the Constitution ii JUSTICE pr,JudeatroH us
ton mgr; SaIy come oc hc "et4tt, and diu4Ilti
,on Jo lis Constitutional duty WIN Aess and
ial,y rc,cn, s!oui thereafter he rrss r "pcah-
cd ny House OF Representatives Io' ht same ol""ct
In this propos;tiun SAID Mr.. g., take my stand upon
the same around wcn took iii the OF 'i. barry:
in February ISL and in The Of PTesdem. Jackson,
in january iS3l What said III the case OF Mr. B4rry,
years ago has been reld what SAID III the Case vi
President Jacksun years arc, VIII ue read h"". IL
i dor. for two purposes: trst shaw that We stand
upon the same ground now, which We occupied l3ei'
and ncr let It be- that the cYpungg process IS
no alter Thought with and That gentlemen arc not a.
loved lake distinction between rAPuhias 10" anu
xpu,rin then; their power alone a"y prr"cntcd The
rxpurgatlun at the SESSION. lhc same cay ""o e
same Instant, which the unjust and unsHte"u' sen
,rIcc wa5 passed CT ,. 1904,
MIR. B. here read from the debate OF February, 1914
M Benton said tina, irst oi these resolutions coIi"l IN
and though 30! LII oh "ti I'M
He Ieccd i!lr constitutional ''is'oh
tLI, m. President might be mpeac'e" o "enso M n''cfJ
INT The hr'i
.,ru claI aud misdemeaEo1it' CRIME III
:,,, scAuS and
to The danger vi The liberties
m r r!,pc ~ Diminishing lis Iaic SECRETARY o
H. saiI that the the .esU!uiio
% ir;cuy rxp!c! define nj oh crime within iEc meaning
Con,uoi w,'hOu, havs *soa'.s TO The a'suen' IN
mauiur doubt eliacd on lit hral II would be IT,