Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-26

,iop n,ls.s ar, =, mistaken suanSSe your ''i!9-
pondent to he, some of the Con"en'"n are 'fr'Sp''
TO the Sub-Treesury. Take kimbr"ngh' Tor example
Is he for the Sub-Treasury: 'h,"" ne ea'''' '
Isss | nm ,boring under great mistake is lEiAH
yonr Correspondent 'abours uncrr ,
Yonr correspondent next informs ynn, that Garland
would not commit himself upon The subject ct lie mex
Presidential election: and this approve; Tor RELY ".h
it, il your member of Congress is committed !" c"y par
lcular candidate for The Presidency, his powers hs
preventative, are prostraie-he becomes Inc H'If ''
the willing instrument TO record the edics o.
to record theedcts Of Monarch IN me
OF his wrath, may pronounce sentence y, "''"i
upon subject whose loyalty and adhesioh '"''' F
ersthGtbc uay be suspected; nnd under sue" c'''"'"
ccs, your representative must Uu"y ire e"'''"' =,
false 10 his promise! Is iiis ice r. -, -,
government in which the representative u Is H.
the air that he bJeaihes: Is it government !"
lie recognizes no master, save The ir"i"'' "'o h;h
upon him his powers-or 10 n govern -, ~ a,,
both the people and the representative w. c s,cb :,
mendations Of one mar? 1h'' cannot pf; '"i 80" :"
construction would make this land o. NesHo'' o'e
Of the most peripc. drspoiis'as On earn ItP
hir Van Bureu recommends 'hP cohn.' u, ''o'' .,
.]ppian or FigIainiIa way from We" t"'" :,
thu cost of which would amount 10 more goa" .i' az
ts co,d ed !, It's best dav, are We 10 be l9d lint
the measure must b. suhnl,led To; ,t!at Il VIA " u"
to divide the Republican iaiij: NO, Slf "o"'o Say
hold! to tie President il lie suits US IN "'h't
and that as fee people. we are get csP"s'a 10
TO ourselves some con'rnsome in!iucncr-s"ihr Ae'
rest in matters of pubic character or one ~ '"s',
who chcrishes the mos; profound Vcnera"h lr
bu, who occupies n" stand h!gheF i"th '"d' .. ''
voter ar, conten TO receive promise [" vote on PIN
cple 10 vote for that candidate f.. ie Presidency, whose
PRINCIPLES approA;Inate nearest to my own.
Your Correspondent speaks OF caution between he
Conser vatives and The WhgS-and, by impc"''"h' ~
lpas assriaes that Supposed condition, 10 he SnIP'St"
one between Clay and Adams ] ask him 10 bang NE
proo-o bring the evidence, if any he can, that such
coalition has been entered INTO and Sorrne ana
respectfully TO your correspondent int tf' Is ''
as much evidence Of coalition having taken pace ot
tween that portion Of the Democratic party pIicH APP
proved the Proclamation, end Daniel Webster, VINO
also approved it, there is OF coalition between Inc
Conservatives and the Wings. IAN your co''eFP'".
dent think of no coalition his side: Is that term
exclusively applicable to The Wings and lCEsetYa-
tives Of tie present day; Does he not rec"ect a
very recent case in our State Legislature, 10 which
the Sub Treasury gentlemen supported JOIN S!tr "a
noted Whr0 rather than William & !GTts: And
does no, IN clse furnish strong proof Of condition,
as that which is supposed Ey your Correspondents: ne
fact is Mr. Editor, there is no coalition on e'ieF SIDE
Go wish lie understood as say wing that any exists;
bn, this much intend to say, that 'tfe much F!n"!
of i, on The side on The other aud that III The
presen. position of parties in which neither Sub lrea
surers Wings, nor Conservatives havea EaJ"ity there
riust necessarily be some reconciliation OF PARTIES q 90
not say c0attiea but some going over or coming over
q do not know whIch) in order 10 make an election oi
u $ Senator, and iaat some Of the suit Treasury gen
ilemen al eas u State Legislature have evInced
stronger disposition 10 unite with the Wings a"d elect
John Tyler than unite with the Conservatives, aud
elect VIM. 6. livss.
claim, Mr. Editor to be friend Of this Adr?inisra.
tinn-my vote was given for il, and will probably he
again. With il, agree upon most political Gn's'lons
which have, since the ionndaIaion OF our Govern
ment, sgitaed aud sycit The people, lave OCCASION
ally feared the Consequences OF high political excite
ments which have, occasions, been So great as
TO inspire The deepest fear. for The sehy OF our free
institutions have sometimes icared that he leGerat
PARTY would permanently triumph over the Republican,
and adept OF policy better suited t"! no"Gr.
chy despD,ism, than representative RePGb%c. And
do behave tina; any has been tec0n!o nd-
ed since The adoption III Constitution Gnrht wi!
deeper danger to freedom well calculated 10 III
to alarming extent, Executive patronage rs
the Sub-Treasury. Will gentlemen biinG.v submit In
the adoption Of measure. simply because has the re-
commentator Of a PRESIDENT Wi! ihCy not exc rcise
the high functions Of lreemen and tEink fer themselves
act tor themss vesand thereby render :hls. hat il
was intended To be, Government 81 III" people, and
not Of President whose official existence Is TESS than
cpheanerat compared with that freedom, which "wct TO
attend this happy Union: IL the recommendation OF a
President is become he Only criterion by which II =
exreGency OF is To be judged, then. indeed
'will great and intelligent community be Ianmrlled
fstl.red and transferred like sheep cattle, from
Presidential candidate TO another
ClrIzEx, VOTER ASp FarEHoLDrR
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