Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07

-; II, his correspondence the most valuable IN our an
mails, perceived the rules, and traced the LANDMARKS
since which t;mc never have forgotten or ioS' s's'
o! them II, Ga,
al. and muse III sudicry, III. same feelings That
,hf,d NJ the news from the var, III Tie days % Dog
hood. reused to Indignation The feelings 81 man
From that day 10 this, politically have had nut one
,,b:,,,n that has been the country rallied III
support of the Ecpub!icaH doctrines, an" INC 'iucias
OF the ,!ay practically carrying them OUT.
Al this period, who but the Federal administration
Of tins Government, with Mr. adams al is mead, were
The opnosrrs ii Gov. Tr"up Gales scaton were us
organ and supporters; anu win an .ie N''u ieee
f our Great men could not sustain the principles oi
CIV Trnup From that day forward they have been
and sill are the decided supporters I" the policy you
onps. and opposed To that yon MAINTAIN lheif press
Is de voted 10 the establlS hnrt OF ncu States Bunk
and il that winch has been often asserted and not con
,rac1cd be true has for years bccn and still IS mort
ro.d 10 that bank for more than can pay. Such IS the
bank interest IN il, that effects The insurance on IT.
Although this may not control the opinions OF me eat
tore Il - prrccy certain that it ls IN The power u The
hank Ia sell i, ont whenever mi hl advocate policy
| nn.cd !, IL interests To subject the printing TO
| sn,h casualty would certainly be unw'ss They are
supporters OF the tariff; oil internal improvements ana
other latiiudnarian doctrines when, III me hahds OF
the FeGcrass would sooner or later "verwheln your
interests Pursuing the interest Of the bank, they are
H. oro,n here of Harrison friends aud thereby lnd
rccy aid the Ao,tionSs; they have been al ali times
As widely opposed to your views Us any paper mere;
ra they have preserved greater regard !" courtesy, Is
admitted
In l.;;a the darkest period of your history, wien
Notification seemed but another name for ''tIeason;
in the missionary case, where lis principles were STRICT
Is involved the ln,egenccr held that the Supreme
Court might release the MISSIONARIES issue process, ana
execute lis own Judgment; that 1t would seem "qute
eviden, that all the agents of Georgia who are con.
cc:ncd IN retaining the missionaries IN JAZZ are hfS-
pGystrs md mast one day Tor the ialse m
nrsonment" Al this time this seemed TO cut against
our domestic adversaries, they being IN power Dut IL
| was a vital thrust, through them, at your ia'th.
The Globe that OCCASION held that the president
was not bound to execute the unconstitutional uug-
mcnt Of the Court against Georgia Tins The lncn'-
rcnccr denounced a heresy, notwithstanding NE
Globe indicated BY citing the case OF Mr. Jefferson
refusal to execute the alien and scdtlon laws Inc
same principles were advocated by that press IN u''
! Tussc s $50,
Tie Globe denounced the Nuiiers, and 50 did TIA"
other their doctrines, and IN this supported JACKSON
and the Force Bill Since 1887, the Globe and me
Democratic party as such, have put forth and advuca
ted doctrines al variance with The Force Bill, and con
snnant with And the very measure, me suo'rea
surv which is the great cansc OF my oilendins, was
suggested By Condy Racquet, State Rights man
whom YOU remember editor oil the ENanlher aht
proposed and supported first in 1881 by our STATE kigh
delegation here II IS no" ti!e leading measure "' "'
Globe and the Administration - :
The Globe has uniformly opposed a Bank, the farm
Internal improvements, and the a!.' move T. assume
The two hundred millions Of State debts. IL oppose
them on the grounds which you do.
II IL private lie, s. FAR as Know, 'hc EGfof OF IN
Globe s;aud, uninpcachcd He Is temperate, Zee iron
Liss patton and industrious He Is Southern man II
his birth and education and whatever he may have
heretofore said done, editor, he IS no" pr"pos
, inl and supporting many o! your leading ieaIhFes
: policy and opposing those which you have opposed
lie is Furthermore, native American. What Stat
Rights man whose pcpossessions are not strongly ior
, Bank and against Sub-Treasury, could hesitate L
take the Globe alternative rather than me In
tei!igenccr:
fany Of YOU still doubt tho consistency o! my cours
here thai doubt shall be removed, by turning you
attention io a moment To past history, and point
ing the rule and object that have invariably govern
ed me.
In The nomination of Judge White Of Tennessee
SOM, wears AFRO as your candidate 10! President, tend
rncv was manifested 10 sacrifice principles for III" y
and merge in the Federal ranks Governor Tiorp va
then our nominee. On that occasion the principles
the party formally surrendered; Governor Iroup
name informally and unccreMonously taken down.
wus substituted BY advocate of the Proclamation AM
Force Bill one who with all his opposition 70 Jackson
ism, protested Jacksonism. Here WAS the beg'nmIn:
of errors The object was to get hunters II va
done al the sacrifice of principle The slow but
tain progress Of truth too tardv. We now feel IN
, evil effects ], with many Others opposed tins W
perceived in what have had abundant proc! Q! is
Gently, iHat :hc ccn.ruit1ng influence ol vaTilc
, here was planning 10 aina!gGmatc You with Ia
Wings, on mere feelings q! opposition. Your Ed'
tors united IN the effort and at one t:"e called ""
the Wing party of Georgia but atterward styled yo
the init. Ian Burtn party In May 1857, IN the con
vcntion that nominated Mr.. Gllmrr, very dccide
at,cmp; made to formally reorganIze your part,
and change it's name, erect platform to tread VIII
' Wings upon. Those Of you who were there VIII re
member the preamble and resolutions that were rca
for thai purpose; that opposed it, nnd on wha, ground
!, You will remember wha; vas done %i the effort; !
. failed, and Your party name was saved
This tendency, beng checked in tornShas been ma
nist action, until your opponents at home ar
to plant themselves your ground, as you recede
and claim with cxnl'aon, that they nre The State Right
! men This, they always did, but certainly with NOR
prCpriety, now that thcy occupy your srot!!G ina
when you stood frmiy on IT.
have steadily resisted tins, whenever called To nc
or speak, up the vote for printer Cn that occasion
prcitrring 10 represent your feelings and Prcjudces
81 opposltioa regardless OF those principles war govern
! ed hy the rule
You are now able, fellow Citizens to decide whe'Ie
II have made your political faith The uniform rule of IN
conduct and consequently have truly represented you
or, whether, according 10 the unsparing caluinny
your editors, have been guilty OF "nora prostiu
lion, regardless OF political considerations, o! nave sol
= my brthr!gh for mess OF potage.
There Is, ow-czens controversy among you
you dier from another. ! have the misfortune l
+ differ from of you While OF my colleague
differ from myself and others. The sum OF tins Ger
, ence is the Bank 1t silrs y0u. II moves Hdrr'So"
and il is the SPIRIT Of the Wings lis success would b
:, secured hy the ,rumphs Of The Wings. Their dynas'
will be established in harrison election. With then
them the Federal rule of action gains The ascenGency
their rules OF construction, the opposers OF your IN
situations have law above the Constitution, that vi!
sweep them like straw before tho wind
, The system Of policy that has induced me Z
act here, every occasion as have, will still govern
me as long as ] remain No interest shall swerre me
r no apprehension deter me- s,ratagem within my
power detect, shall circumvcnt These resolves
have enabled who have not the patience I" cxa
1 NINE my views, 10 sci me down for "imprncrabic:
that beng The least ahorous method of dispusng OF
troublesome argument. hope fairness Will nj once
relieve of that Imputation, acqut me oil the oP
poste one, implied III The allegation o: dcscrion /"
| your principles.
The same rules that have governed ni" IN choosing
printer must govern choice u PRESIDENT, and vii
lead 10 decided preference of III" present ucunbrn
over his opponent lour interest opposed I" cIthc
direct indirect support OF Harrison TIN, have
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