Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-18

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we" Deetdration IF Rights written by Daniel Wei
ser--i'e man, who refused both men and money n
support ms counrys rights and honor ueanS, = G,rc,r
eheihy. The whole gst of this singular Declaration
= !" connect paper currency with the Federal Go.
.efhhient and to convey the idea though in parab.s
mat 4 National Bank be established uuder In. 81,
'"hM hcgHH, the dark auspices Of Harrison Adm.
n'slratlon This of The great changes which the
FEDERAL President of the Bnnkcr's Hill Convention *
most anxious TO accomplish Democrats of The Sou,i,
what say you to this
he Boston Post touches the whole subject in The
following vigorous and animated strain:
british VINO CONFERENCE.-The idcs Of Srpcm-
oer have passed and gone. Bunker Hill has been de-
secrhted with the shouts, the ye, the doggrel songs
the big balls, the great shoes the log cabins the indie
cent banners, the insulting notices. the hard cider en-.
thusasn, the cmhlens and all the discussing
nummerles of British WhirGism There where our "a.
thers fought for reedom-tor man-llavc SPECTATORS
bank clerks, stock obbers, and their associates under
DANIEL Webster their leader gathered 10 shout for
the competence Of wealth, and for the supremacy Of
corporations, and to effect the restoration of the govern
mrnt 10 the days of Hanilton's funding system and
John Adnmss alien and sedtion laws. All this has
passed-never more, trust TO be acted again for
The sake of party. All this has passed, and grosser
insult to the good sense the intelligence the morals Of
the people cannot well be imagined. lie who jus.
thy such dongs the noisy hurrahs, the crazy yells
the insulting and degrading Banners Of this last British
Wing gathering, has sunk the very bottom of the pn
Iiical gutter and the party that them should
dtscaim for ever and ever hereafter the possession Of
even common portion of the dccency of the country.
awe ask every Democrat who witnessed the dongs
OF Thursday TO reflect seriously upon its effects
What else they be than demoralzing' How else
such things be viewed than libel on our noble
institutions If interested leaders such
excitement-such noisy enthusiastically party calum-
mics that surpasScd by bad bald bold mis-.
representations of the principles of their opponents
that never were equal!ed; by squandcring money BY
thousands-if not by the millons-among the people
by making Of the most complete englnery of party
ever witnessed BY man-if all this be done BY in.
terested leaders, does not well become every Demo
crat who loves his country, who would her kept
pure and unSpotted, who would view plague spot
upon her fair domains the introduction of the bribery
Of an English hustings to to it, that he girds
himself on 20 the conflict with a spirit as bold as un-
daunled, pcrseverng, as that which animated the
fathers who bled on the sacred hill now monsrousy
desccraed:
"Such scenes rs Thursday saw enacted natu-
ral enough for portion ofthose who bore part in them
Vast numbers of the procession composed of
school boys fmnnrs, ofvery young men, hardly yet
ters gilmore who perhaps had been but few years. OF
these nothing better could have been anticipated than
the rowdy that took place Such young hoods
are Just inexperienced enough TO yell and shout and
sing march, and wave ridiculous Banners and roll
balls &C. &c. But what must think of the sober
second thourhtcd men-the men who should set an
ample of order and decency-of gentlemanly conduct
who engage in such miserable hunbugs! Is It necessary
that they too mast come iOrth III obedience TO party
rcscrip,; Tina; the leading men, who yesterday were
shouting FOR temperance and for the srvcrest temper.
acc laws must to-day shout for hard cider, and Tor the
gatherings that fail to add to the amount Of crime
and wrc,cedness in the land Does pcrty require
SiSency thus to be outraged: In their view the
hiumph Of party overbaance the increase IF de,norai
-ation@ they have any conscience left, let them
swcr this to their own shame
The great Democratic Convention took place al
Springfield, on the l3th-Awed by these magniii-
cent Wing meetings: The Democracy Of Massachu.
sets, never. The Democrats Of Virginia, never! Not
even by the tremendous Convention Of the jth in this
City-nor the new-ianglcd project of Henry A. Wise
of great gathering on the 10Th October at York Town
How absurd, how silly thus to seize upon great event
in our history by way of cmblazonng the ACHE vcmcns
of Gen Harrison, What affinity has the Surrender Of
York Town with any particular Candidate, party:
belongs all partcSo all Americans. They nigh,
as well attempt upon the It'll of July. TO make political
capital for w. II. Harrison. The whole scheme is
gross outrage upon common sense.