Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-01

appointed Office seekers are in the Wing ranks, the
vi"lrnt opponents of the Administration More Than
Disappointed political usprant graced the late Slaun.
Ism Convention; and one at least may be found among
the aliernnies. So far from blind and slavish and
lick splltle devotion" TO OF influence n bis own
party HI would think himself indebIy disgraced had he
been guilty of The folly and sycophancy of procaimng
any living man, The pride and glory Of Virginia -
The fame OF WASHINGTON is The pride and glory OF
Virginia Her je,ceis her sturdy and industrious
ypomanry, who will not rcnonnce the principles the
Of the greG, party hch led by The illustrous
Jefferson achieyr the signal triumph over Federalism
in $780, end who Will not, with Tie enemies and ,ral.
tors 10 Democratic principles adept either The
principles Of Whsgery My controversy is with Wing.
gerry aud with all irot0rs TO Rppubcanlsm who would
wish destroy the old landmarks of party, established
in The pnres, days Of the Republic, and set up in these
U. s, the party names which distinguished English
factions long anterior 10, aud at the period OF our Re.
volulon; both lacrions--Whig and Tory, vieing in
professions Of true loyalty 10 the KING OF the greatest,
~isest. ncanesl nation the face OF The earh-A ma
ton whose history is a history Of oil the vices Rapine,
cruelty mi justice and oppression mark all her steps 10
bloated opuence and vaunted power. The "tutented
lew hold The millions Of her empire IN CALLING bondage
and sGuaId poverty, and make them minister 10 their
aSarce and ambition; all by the funding and banking
syslem-ihat glorious "ertdu system" by which our
"tatcntcd' would bring The people Of these U S
into a like condition Heaven forbid The time should
ever arrive when the vlalny and corruption which
distinguished the Wing patty, in England, under
the ministry Of Robert Wapo!e, shall prevail in our
happy Republic. Should we ever be cursed then,
indeed. will the great body of the people be ensaved
and brought under system CALLING, than
The eudal system Then shall we have
fixed upon The "credu sysem"-a system that
has made Popes Nabobs, and Barons Of Bankers and
Slockjobbers. but which made any one better
man, better citizen Instead Of the old Feuda
Barons, monopolz;ng the lands, and psrceing then out
10 their dependents and vassals, shall have Paper
Barons whose promises pay will lie distributed their
favores to be exchanged for the fruits of the bard
ngs of the people, and thus, encouragement will be given
10 exravaGance and wild speculation, luxury and vice.
in every FORM and The great mass who content with
gaining comfortable support by honest industry, and
who have neither the time the inclination 10 unr1 vel
the mystrres of Banking or 10 tathom the lnigutes OF
what Wings call the "crfdu system, will nsensibIy be
reduced I" pnveriy, and their children want breod
The "taltnted" and rapacous few have, in all ages,
devised some scheme other by which make slaves Of
the many In ancient times, The priestcat and the Feuda
system were The chief instruments. In England al this
time, and with American Wings, the "credu system
OF funding. banking and stock obbng is The iavOrlte de-
vice OF The "taenied ones II protect the rights of
thu people against The wiss Of the talented ones that our
vruous and wise lurefahers abored TO that
part around our liberties the Constitution of the United
Subsequently, excluding the idea Of credit sysem
paper currency 1t Tor his noble perseverine
efnrIs TO guard The Constitution and protect the liberties
OF the people, that Martin Van buren, is vilifed and
msrrpreSentrd by "tarnlsd" Wing "genusmrn'
The question 10 be- decided by the people in the ap
preaching Presidential contest is not mere question Of
currency and financial policy Ills the question. whether
c"nsiIiu'ions-Me Dem0eyac princpis, shall be efaced
BY Whggery IS The qurstl"u, whether the Liberties
OF the ye0manry are Ia fall in that ''cnr 10 c knife
the declaration Of which received with reclamation
by The assembled wisdom Of Virginia Whiggery. Re
publicans! do die