Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20
Tremendous cheering, and cries

c,> oa,:. slavery. Tremendous cheering, and crie
- ..,Tbat's two thousand votes Tor HARRISON.
we wish that Mr. Webster had not gwen Too nnci
c,,se ia suspec, him of insincery in til declaration
Had he no eve in the making OF to those 1.-TWO thou
sand votes for HARRISON, echoed oack IRON, inc u"
dience II looks suspicious. We cannot forget I'M
pertnacitv with which Mr. Webster has ever auvoea.ce
Tho discussion and reporting Abolition petitions IN
Crrr.ss ,re canno, forget that lie voted against Mr.
Calhoun's celebrated Resolutions en- ths subject. bu
NJ Webster himself has surely forgotten that 1t IS moi
now three years since he declared IN the Senate, lha
Congress could prohibit the senoVai OF save PfoP.'
N.h.,cr called il tho slave trade between the States
IL i,is no not maintaining the right OF interference
with slavery we al loss TO imagine VIVA. ""u'a
ut there is other evidence that tins decaTato o.iI
and unconditional as II looks, is 10 Dc taken IKE WI
Wcbs,ers Jetcrsonian Democracy, with caution ant
,,rro allowances Marx this sentence "lon.ress l.
absolutely prccluded from interfering IN any manner
direriu or indirectly with the institution OF slavery
ar ,rith ann other Stute tnst'tnton
Any one who knows the history OF the last session
and b,s road Mr. Websers speeches on the Bank
rmn, T,w will see that the concluding words refer Il
tho hanks which he defended against The operation
the nronosed Bankrupt Law. on the ground that 'ie
we're STAT, institutions, and could not be suhlccteo
the operation of law OF Congress- IN "'ch We w,
viii, him But 10. MIR. Wcbs,ers great quarrel WI
Tho ADMINISTRATION Isl that will not interfere WIN III
Ranks that it will not create regulator TO conr" 'i
and keep them from gong TOO last or Too sio" '"'
, II will not snatlonalize tile currency oil the S'i'
Banks by concentrating their dispersed ana vi u,
oreanzcL power in centre to be established ~ "
Federal Legislature Mr.. Wcbsters words "pfee.u's
absolutely from interfering directly or indirectly.
bns b;mclfexpressy extended very State institute
The Banks as well as 10 slavery No" N spi,e Vi MS ~
sone rrecus,on he holds Ina, in case oil me oanks
no, only the right but the imperative du'y u
interfere. and curb and coni'ol How 'neh "'e W.
n,e,,r., him: The truth is, that since lie mas luihc
,nnn orator his notions none OF the cieaies' an
his spscches IRE undoubtedly TO be read n"rf,Soniea
and moi otherwise They all mean only thai the orale
is DESTROYS TO get the "nosl sweet voices oil the pee
pie.
South Carolina is the last State 10 vote for Electors
But the recent election has settled her vote beyond
,roversy IL she should according 10 the prediction
Mr. Preson) stand almost alone this question: il vi
not be the first time she has occupied that position
On the Tariff and the remedy against II, she was 10
similar condition, with larger proportion OF her ow
citizens opposed to her then than now Yet tic star
she assumed brought the monster down
A renewal of that system is one OF the evils to
unprecedented from the election of Harrison, and Il
coming power of those who were heretofore lis mo
Jealous and aule advocates. We trust the question mi
{ be adjusted the ensuing session OF Congress- for,
il is not, and Harrison is elected, It's adjustment will
attended with great and bitter excitement.
The Tariff, The Bank, the assumption OF State debt
by dividing the public lands among the States, If II
IN more direct way,) and Abolition, will continue
agia,e cur councils all probability, for some yea
10 come.-Pen. .Htsscngcr