Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15
Fran Mt Georgia J,.Grrs0rian

Sir-Eaying recently moved TO this section Of ihr
State | was not little surprised the other dag. in
versng with some OF my neIghbors, who clam |" te'
long 10 HE S'as Rights party, upon The principles OF
that pnuy 10 hear them tho doctrines they did
Having IN early youth mbhed The great principles 81
the immortal jefferson. laid dow in The kentnrty
Resolutions have ever CO operated with tie STAT"
Rights party believing that they were sincere in thr
prnie aud honest ~ their forts ont csu
ptinc pies But II seems Sir, ha7 abored under
deims"n. We hive been con'rrdng not Tor priEciP'19
hut for place, and The name has been assumed merely
Tor The self ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF somp ol our would /"
great men The conversation alluded 10 above,
h- su'.c Of National Bank and Sub Treasury, n
which ! assumed that no genuine State Rights rnn
could consistently 20 for National Bank, or support
Mr.. Clay IN preference 10 MIR. Van Buren,. For tns
avowai was laughed at and rIdiculed, charged with
being traitor 10 my party, and boldly pronounced n"
State Rights man
Now NJ EDITOR, vha think you. Of this Ae;hinks
you are pretty much ia Inc TX yourself All ,hsat
nr,p hburs NINE Sir. o. your common sn,
no permitted 1" conduct The bGtd-r" nr
i The party, bat sone "ho we're The cLIe Sachehs Q!
that party.
told Them had always thought that the party held.
as one Of lis leading ienels street construction Of the
Constitution, and believed, implicitly, that al! r""crs
MT specially granted IN the Constitution TO the United
States prohibited by 1t 10 the States were reserved
to the States respectively, or 10 the people; and, c"ns"
0uenly Congress had right 10 exercise any power nor
pass any law Tint not delegated ioihem hy lhe Ion
s,Itution and, could nomhefe III the Sonstntioit
CTanteu 10 congress 10 'uhh uuN,
on the contrary power Ind been expressly refused
in The Convention that formed IT, conra,~ed II an "'"h-
Dominant IF The principles Il nc eate i"ShS parry I"
But IL seems Sir this Gcs not theis Interpretation Of
State Rights for they expressly claimed for Congrrss
The right charter Bank because j was not prohicM
in The Constitution and denounced in unmensu:"d
terms as mo State Rights man, any one -" no did not
stand up to the pnrty," aud vote for the man tic
oar,v said no matter how heterodox his opinion mIght
be. Now, Mr. Editor. if this be State Rlghs--it th's
be The sine mn non Of Stale Rights man, ihen must
confess am none. Bat II may BIZ all a mistake, ana
these men may hay intended 10 quiz me. would ="
niue h Obliged you oi your correspondents. II
Won would inform me what qualifications will admit
man embe. of thsN political church
r1PAnd vet some of the friends Of John Randolph
who profpssrd be fellow aborers with him IN the vine.
ward Of State Rights, members OF The siauntcn
Cunven,ion-s are supporters OF Henry Clay though
he is The Champion OF 80 million L $, uncons'rr-
,innsl Bank! What beautiful consistency IS tbs -
Would John Randolph har been the advocate Of Henry
Clay, If he were no~ living; What soy ye, sirs J
From the Ifupsr.s Ferry Consntntioneiist)
Tur TARIFF We had hoped Tho. THIS absorbing and
exciting topic had been finally pot 10 rect, sy the act
regulating the Tariff passed in l-3 u appears however.
tina, in thrs we 10 be disapP"n,si The Frterrl
parIy aware that The people are becoming snhcehlg
enGhened 10 detect the iaacy Of their tocfnestu reIa
ION IN currency and finding ,ae Bank of the United
States was falling into bad odour, and the paper clrcu
larion at large every where msrnsted have deter
mined AGAIN bring oI,a the exploded doctrines Of tie
Tariff thinking by the sprcinus sophstry with which
this system is advocated again 20 gull ard excite tie
oeon,e array the different sections Of the country agaDt
each other by awaking local interests and pre- uticss,
( b,p,rr that IN tie confusion and excitement lEa.
must peryate. that some circumstance mag sfi.e IA.
yorabr 10 their preensions Ond upon which they mag
ride into power. Mr. Tamadge Of ~ Y is seen in the
advance OF this movement tie takes occasion IN hia
address the Anne rcan ns'uie breach the subject
and attempts 10 charge the cou'nereia and PecunIary
difficulties Of The country 10 the repeal OF The 1uni
Several Of The Federal PEGS the take the cue
and proceed in pTauj chorus 20 cha4nt ihe melody md
.ypn The modest Baltimore American throws off the mask
# neutrality and comes 90, on the End Of November
with On as,icle ezpousng The doctr're from which
propose 20 MAKE af eS S'isi extracts. Iae American
says:-
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