Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-03


EARLY AND INGENIOUS MODES OF AssoClATING THE
ABOLITION FEELING WITH POLITICAL INTERESTS.
Mr. Clay is remarkable for his schemes 10 elude the
force Of the great popular principle which gives strength
to The LJt1aiS and en'rebes the FcdcGS Ills Whole
scope of policy is TO enlist troops for The latter y appeal
ing to the mefcenary interests Of rich and powerful nd
vduas, Joint stock companies, strong and iniluenua
classes, and the strong States al the expense OF the
weaker IN the same spirit he always Tries TO ally every
fanalca feeling which creates party al war with The
settled order Of the Government and Constitution, win
the political body which he commands Hence his iaH
for The great manufacturers and HE join, stock companies
Hence his bank 10 bring in the capitalists SPECTATORS
stock inbbe!s, aud such cGmmeIcnl men derive their
means from banks Hence the system Of internal i'm
rovenens, TO draw after them the neighhorhOods they
enrich; and hence the artul policy by which Whggrry
almost nsensiby has be enabled TO combine with II al
the polls both Anti masonry and AbnOnlsm, although
disavowng the connection, except in the very crisis of
the election The truth is that The factions which fly
off from the Of the Democracy, because it will not
b. directed by mschievous zeaois, operated uG0n by
mania de!usion, originating IN The sosIness or
malice Of cunning discontinued leaders, must necessari
" fall into the OF the nimicni party when they
give up their adj sion 10 their old friends They are
but PARTICLES and would be lost unless attached TO some
party Of weight. The Opposition have only to point
their loadstone towards them, and they became Instant
~ attached. Anti masonry, Aboonism and Conscr-
va,ism. have thus in succession become Identified III
Federalism. From pecessiiy, Federalism must court
every faction and the necessity co"prS every fac.
ton discarded by the Democracy 10 ilY 10 lis embrace
But when faction is odous to The great of the
nation the Federal lenders always couve 10 keep them
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We procecd 10 give additional urnors Of his Which he
come as he has suddenly by Sci speecb res
in caucus before delivered in Conrress veniured TO
make the same experiment upon the Abolition section
Of his party that he once did upon the savebndinr SEC
ton He hopes they will t,usI him against aupcarances
and r.be he l,lks nusus Aboli,ion sill cons;der bis
old seuled convcIions rs mare rai;,hl tia, hi; ,cer,
declarations What the settled policy of Mr. Claw has
beep-vbot his hole srs,ec, of on,icv which ;s k,
scheme Of colcua,ion cTps,sls inw no seen by ,rsc
ng the ove acts of this STANDING "a ndd,e far lie pro-
sidency from his return to the Senate All his eyned
epts work into the same wouf and Cyrrn one tissue
I'm the Globe of Saturday last we in,rodpced IN the
no,ice nj Our readers the Hbol,,i,S movpmen, IF AZ,
M,rcp, of Virpina a friend If MIR (,Iov md , i, in
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