Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-16
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The developments from MIR RIves Amr~rsl Dnne'
afford 10 every homes, man ho reads them afg.
cnncu proofs uf the pol icsl npUsiure and eGg
y hch form the cement and support Of rhr E"'4
Ii,lun Let every doubling Conservative, doubt 70
longer hnt make up his mind whether 10 b. 'ransr'c
Ia the ranks nf Federalism. for the benefit Of t~ st
ish intriguing unprnclplrd leaders; or 10 resume b
position in the Republican party, whose late md whose
principles are sakrd upon lhr fate Of the present Al
minstraliun Ever since read The report 81 tie pro
cpedngs al this Amherst Dinner, have IT, ror;
desire to address the public and as far as t"ud, I" n
The attention Of he pfoplr upon hr Signs men 40:
there exhibited Inc,ssapI private engagements rs"
hitherto denied me the opportunity 10 carry ~ e9
wishes; and even now, have not The chance ~ tv'g,
10 mi own satisfaction.
Tie leller Of MIR. Leigh has called forth narYr'
marks by The public press. ! cannot refrain h"a FL
pressing my c"rdial appreciation OF the masiriy cHff
s!i"ns Of The G!nhe, upon the charge that "the G"N5
mrnt ut Washington has stimulated ''ld 0s''ra'
spirit md successfully Iaist srnseps "cfy 81 lhrF"f
against The rich There is vein o" sound D"ncfar!
prrvadng these disqmisnns at the Globe, Tempered t
drrnInn 10 constitutional obiIyai0nsa Just rrs'.
for he rights Of all whilst defending The rights Of tie
t"ijng multitude, against the Vaccinations aud cnPIdN,
hi the privileged classes who under the arofIlisH "
government seeking 10 Appropriate Ia ihtnsevtsNc
proceeds of thu labor and the profits of the property
others that Unsi come home Ia The heart of et5i sh'
Republican who reeds them. But tn. Globe might ha'-
gone farther und .reinrnrd the poisoned chace 10 N'
Leiohs own lips: For II there b. any danger i" n
appfs hrndrd ir wild sgrarian spirit IN is cruhN!
il Is The Federal party who are stimulating il inohwt
cnnnotinn hy their abuse Of HE pOEtr ~ Trr"w7
and by their continued Vaccinations so 10 weld anG a.
rect that dfrad power os 10 obeIa'P every Drm'csr
feature OF eur institutions There is growing Jrahu'i
of the power mud Influence Of moDi,d c"rp|an'n'-'
jealousy which, late unless lbr FrdrrnIrs's lt
M"n"pnsts crase their mschinainrs will scatter "t-
Winds the p"rchmsrts by which they SEE I" bind every
body else but HiemSeirrS. Their appraIs IN behalf
chartered rights. will no, lnrg be hrrdrd by triranc'
mud oppressed, but FREE people, who 80" and heel u.
their charters are IN practice only rRe.sHcd 10 ter "
iIsa'"ns- binding upon the people, but imposing
resirant upon lhuse who plead that charters are New
Cable. irrrpealab!e, and Iuvolahe.
In wrnt dues ilr lrIguny oi Agfar'hnIsn consist; -
srit ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, al tine exp-nse 81 "hers'h '''
ing away The substance Of one set 0f men. aud gi'fi
II 10 nlhrs, by unjust and UNI qua" laws, when II caO
81 do"e regardless of ia@ or jnsticr, when b"h ~
against them This is The very rsssnce Ot agrarani''
IL is characteristic Ipaiure The avorP sch,n's 81:
syslpms OF the Federal Bank party IL naked San'
Ia charge he Administrator with intoxicating or ra
Using any such lnrquy II hrre any p"r'I"n d ne
Administration parry, no favor any such Pnrrf',
they hut following the examples u ip FrGera! G'
party, hose unjust srlfish, and Oppressive mra'Sr'
and praclcpr give to agrarIansm it's only ap"!oey-~
only grounds upon which 1t can find cUunenance vi"
any portion of The American People.
IN chain The Federal government 10 the paper m"n'y
powfr-to hiring the power and patronage o! that "''
- ~
reatinnstn control The paper currency mud "fhr WIZ
labor and capital OF the county, The leading "','
Of Federalism. Hamilton, The fsher al the frd''''
porry, wss hnnrst enough To his principles 'nf 10
Jsc's. lie buddy svnwed his ds,rust If the Fe"vc
The power Of the multitude his Devil u hohn's
hun By day and by night. II his constant ana y
curb The people, and 10 place the f. derai G"rp'amF
beyond Their control. The paper money power a"S
animated Interests, were the instruments ny WEI" "
h"prd 10 accomplish his designs Who are the h'"1.
,,f Irt
can lock 10 n--and he will see. that The M"drrn "'-
party. with which Bcramin Watkins Leigh IS c'''.'
cunnsiy Identified, and The little renegade CDnH''''
party, Of which V am e Rives is the Isaf'f' "s
walking in The footsteps" Of Alexander hs''..'
without having the honesty 10 evnw their reat pf,"''
und objects. They attempting 10 weld the b'n""t
PuSrr and its associated and dependent In''rs''f
carry out their designs Let The honest 'Phos
sound system Of banking under State au hoF''y'
OF The aspirations Of The party leaders. who are ser
an alliance with them Let them beware no" '",l
culate upon the roUtr and influence Of surh ~ '""
The people ore beginning TO and feel rs n""E ri,
corrnp''nns II 10 that very po"f and "F","," II,
viii arouse The ponsy If The people. which "l'i O.
hanks SKY high, il they dare To brave NV N
will For, be il noted, thai wherever The po"'' -"
fuence of Banks, have been exer'rd TO '"r II,
extent, there the ultra Democratic spirit "n'.n ,,
Leigh much deprecatts, exists IN the h'g"e' S,,
and 10 The greatest extent And though may .,.ro,
ed and appeased for time, il has increased /.
and will continue To increase, until the farSs no
severed from unholy connra"n with a,,,,rl.
tics and be either radically reformed or olaiy gov
mated. ,;,o
Mr. Leigh has seen ard felt the power Of
the public mind-and that although the p''pr. 'Nr
snmeiimrs cheated they will no. stay ch rnEu s,h
Rves loo has seen and fsl, in his former 'f'u" 10
The triumph Of an aroused Democracy, no" sa gupn,
a righteous cause to rely. does PresIdrn' s,snss
upon "thp sober secnnd thought Of the p1npF o
il is, and deeply notifying many of Mr. Hi bs cso.s
mer friends, that he should have lost sight o. m n,t
with whch he uiumphed and taken lessons or tos
denrd ambition, rather than from e1Peie'''