Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12
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The 3ccusers accuStG-Pr0frSSiOn tested Gy acts.

Tic .3ccuSerS acknowledgements tc,tcd w acts.
The Wing leaders Of the South, in warning against
the Administration of Andrew Jackson, have evinced
cckrssness of principle, and contempt Tor the inte
pcncc of the people, which will surely be indignantly
rcbukcd BY those Of their followers who arc honest 1t
cannot and will not be Denied that from the day OF Cen
era Jacksons elevation the Presidency up TO The day
of the Proclamation against South Carolina his popu!a
ry rapidly increased throughout the Southern States
He had than realized the expectations OF the South
The spirit of his Messages, his Bank veto, his Mays
vile veto, the whole spirit and tendency OF his course
showed determination do all lie could to resist and
to put down the attudnous doctrines, and Tie e%trava
want and corup,ng measures, which had grown up I'M
der the two preceding Administrations. The old Ncpub
leans of the South clCercd him on rejoicing TO Sec
that the reign of their old Stale Rights doctnes
revived His old enemies, the FedcraIists alone con-
demned him. and their condemnation atlcstcd his te-
pub!icanism. Such the feelings Of The Republic
cans of the South when the Proclamation wa. issued
Republicans Of Virginia! have you forgotten what fol-
lowed Have you ingnttcn who were the men who so
loudly denounced Andrew Jackson account CT The
doctrines of the Proclamation Have you forgotten
the angry debates in our Legislature: Have you Tor
rotten the bitter dcnunclaOns OF those who set them
selves IN as the exclusive champions OF State RShtS p?
1t was vain plead the services OF the old Chief II was
vain to contrast his acts, with those of his immediate
uredcccssor II vain to plead his constitutional OBJ
ralons. and his love of the Union, in paiaton Of the
offcusvc features of the Proclamation II was vain 10
attempt excuse him. by showing the violence o the
Nucrs and their rcckrssess OF the feelings and sen
fine
vain to prove that the doctrines Of the Qualification Or
diaance and the measures growing ont OF IL, were IN
papable violation OF the Constitution, in contempt OF
The rights Of other States and tending to revolution,
bloodshcd and anarchy. All would not d. There must
be no compromise Of principles 'no ch0ice OF crS be-
tween the desperation Of South Carolina, and the ultra
Federalism of The Proclamation. Unqualified and I'm.
compromising opposition the Proclamation its author
and his friends could alone satisfy these State Rights
leaders, "princpIcs!'' .princplcs.' their cry
Ard, otd yl,n hp3 In
warning against Federalism in all lis shapes and guIses,
and who had given vote savorng OF Federalism,
forthwith communicated from the State Rights
fold, because they would not Damn ana dehonnce
Andrew Jackson, but still preferred him and his
measures to his enemies and their measures as ehotfe
Geinrccn truS
People Of Virginia! Have you forgotten the Glamour
about The Bloody BILL Have you forgotten the bit
tcrncss with which William T.. Rivrs was denounced,
for voting for that Bill: Were you not told, that you
could mol sustain Senator who would give such vote;
nay that you could not vote for member OF The lower
House oil our Legislature, who approved such
vote, without an utter abandonment oil plncipe, anu
surrender Of the lights Of the States: UncuWpoinIsing
hostility the Proclamation and Force Bill was an IN
dispensabe qualification ip ncnber OF the House
Of Dclcgacs-yca! for constable III South Caro-
lima.
FeHoo. Cni-c1s Have you forgotten the war; follow
ing the removal Of the posiies: Have you forgotten
the panic speeches in Congress- in Legislature, and
at every Courthouse muster ground, and warrant try
ing throughout the Commonwealth: II was vain 10
plead the sins Of The Bank in ustifcatlon or in Paa-
lion Of the measures of Andrew Jackson 1t vain
to show that the Bank had, and welded more pow.
your fortunes, than the President of the UNI
ted States could WELD, even if he were the tyFani
and usurper he pronounced to be. 1t was ou'
Of order TO talk about the Bank. 1t in vain 70
PROVE that restoration Of the Deposes, and the down
fall of Andrew Jackson and his friends, would inevitably
place the whole moned concerns of the na"n under te
control ola Bank Directory, utterly Irresponsible 70 Inc
people, and beyond their control. All would not DO
restoration ofthe Deposi,cs, and unqualified denun'
citation of the President, and all who supported INN;
could alone heal the wounds of bleedng Constitution
and from despolisn and run.There must be
no compromise-''No choice of evils "frinclples!
princples!" again the cry.
Honest Of all parties! You know that this IS
but an imperfect of the course Of our Southern
Wing leaders, but to tic very letter. as lar as 1t goes