Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-25

the length oil TIC
Ionnd-and the capacity OF the 9ii'o" "' nod;
P1 49,, ,,,;ver.,l measure, the circulating "'"'
IN, ,nplny.d by man, woman ana ''','"; sli ~ ,ro
r,rnt of existence, and covering '"' t,s ar ,n,cr.
ductvr industry ha> been l'accu " ,. - s,nand-
os,cd corporaons To be enlarged or di'i'h's"e' r;
~ - ,,,c,,d as their own selfish purposes % ''a''
cious propens,ties might determine. IN e 80 80,
mont of \ York il is said, the Dhtch '", NJ, ~
sr,ded the surrounding Indians whose Pelt.! w. ptd
La-d n hole Sc that every Dutctiman ioot "e'5"
'"4, = - lye smile a, the crcdulity "f th' u"-
,,or.d s,vope but with lt:ie reason TT 'n"''T' III
~. names and the story may larry an. -, -, -.
a. ourselves Even in England, a ira''"S hi -
= led :, n he ,u0ns,rGnS that every man. or pous :
"'''a :, or othcrwisr should have the power OF
Inc NANCY cheap or dear, nj VIII; OF c"h'o'h'"S
thn office Of regulator of the nat'ohai e"'.'n ma
that of Banker and BE- al the same h'",'' ~ a.,
| ,,,nry.maker and the money ceaitr. '''' -,
. i ta.wnad mon our country, re'iVin2 tIe i'"L
homes of the Democracy. who may pc j"s"l In
, -, administration 10 whom they owe AZ once an ~
nendcn, Treasury and Constitutional Currency.
Could we this examination tle sa,s or
L. marked distinction in the conduct ana u
the two parties would appear throughout: ine
cracv calmly confding IN the truth ana justice -
cause respecting popular rights -, -
abuses enactlnr Just and equal laws anu ias
carr back the Government, 10 us cnlsu'"i'o 49,,
4 and carly nuritv The Federal Wings, resisting al
| r,, d.n,sn, pop,lar rights defending nonopoi'es
ch,r,.r.d where's and unequal laws cohoIhh1 ''''
acknowledged wealth 10 purchase up 'he n't'""S ~,
~ c noiion and sending forth to preach up cuSao'
Gains, m. C;oyernment-whst but too many OF t'ese
,on,rics hone TO become the bcnecIares Of The a9
,aon they excite But the people are no longer 70 "
deIuded: they see the effects oil tins federa WIG P"-
licy IN generating Glass; with interests ana e'l'hSs
hostile 10 the great OF the pcople-tley see the
combinations of exclusive pccuhiary Pn'l.ee' nav
neither honor PATRIOTISM but are ever influenced
nv nura unmixed avarice. They will not consent 10
become the tributaries of this class, through the nsru'
mentality OF monopoles, protecting du'les INTERNAL nm
proyements and National Banks, nor VIII they esapsh
pecuniary arisocracy, which, contributing ho'h'9 W
,. ,cnerol happness ever produces IN society an or
der OF men prepared for scdition by oppression ana
ready for all the atrocities OF revolution Our march,
then onward; friends 10 good order, reason ana VIZ
tue far dealing equa! laws, moderate Government
and popular rights but foes, uncompronsing Toes 10
that worst Of all rules, which, IN one word would DIS
tribute wealth and poverty by taT
A few words devoted to the golden calf set up by
the Wings for the alteration of their party, must close
nv letter Gen WIN. III. Harrison. what IS he
s soldier bv cerfcate-a politician under an lncog-
nito A man who prociaims himself wiling to violate
the Constitution and his official OATH whenever ne may
make and deem ii expedIent to d" So-who calls nun
self Jc.iersonan Republican, and proves II, by cH-
to!linu the Proclamation the wIscst OF State papers,
and Mr. Wcbsters construction as the true exponent
of the Constitution, and By Boosting himself the an
cent devoted friend Of John Adams administration
4 man who has maintained the most li!iinltaDie
power over Internal Improvement by the Federal 20
vrrnupn-anL aS ~ reraTNS l!e lhFlIi, WIS 81 'i'i
cal to his native State and the Sonlh, as to declare
that he would only pause oppression, when h" should
Scc ave- actually the grass gT2w ~ The streets {"
our principal cites who's" peculiar boast It -
that he has kept in with every Administration; and
presume upon the principle of the highland Laird IN
Waverlv who for that King aud that King alone,
who rave The Laird of Mar-- halt guinea the
day and a half guinea the morn: \ man who, when
an infatuated, anatca party, are attempting TO de-
ISOLATE onr happy land with civil and scrvii" war; re-
( ul,dDf their dtahulCal at
i.mpis lest he should lose their votes, and as poss
ole consequence, the elective support OF several large
States: 4 man. who once deemed It the imperative
duty of candidate make known his political SENT
ments respectfully responding TO every enquiry OF me
n.one: but when candidate for the highest ONCE IN
their gift has longer an answer" Tor Trend or Tor roe
but who can the time. WRIT letters Tor PrttGt
cousumuon nnw to The North, bOaS'iB% his early con
n..rion with Abolition Societies. and then I" the
Soutb wondering how hr could have used an e.
! nre.sion So repugnant To his real feelings Rash
lorh. said Of old Sir liildebrand, taon hast ever
been too cunning for me, and too cunning f"r most
folks have care, thou prove not too cunning Tor my
selc-trO fdr1s under hood IS not true heraldry-
Md Tins IS the leader under whose banner, the high
minded sons Of the South expected to enlist Gan
ve IA Ike the offered bounty Can s." ave up Jefferson
and Democracy, exchange for the fSs"N Junt'-thc
Hartford Convention and Daniel Webster ]; may not
bet NAV net he.
Tins make YOU the best IN my power for your
noc invitation trusting that the principles aud views
of some Of the fathers of Democracy may not have lost
all their attraction, from the feeble medium through
i which they are presented.
HENRY TAYLOR.
To A II II. Bernard one of the Committee, Ne
Srr,xcpAIr, Matthews Co, Va.
\ August 18th, l-i0.
tcn,lomen Your politc invitation attend the Dis
rict Convention to be held by the Democratic party
in the town of Fredericksburg, on the 18th instant has
been received. ~
Lc l,igl1v y
nr TO my feelings than meet the assembled Demo-
crazy Of the District in the place of ms nativity But
regret exceedingly that circumstances oi an 'np"ra-
tive nature entirely preclude III" possibility o beng
present that interesting occasion AIM" sha'i D."
eprlycd of the pleasure OF assocatnT with you person
alIy nevertheless YOU have my most ardent wishes
for the success OF the III which you are engaged
i The Republican Democracy are sustained IN ther
position by the immutable principles OF lruth ana
Justice They are encouraged to perseverance IN me
maintenance OF their principles by The ustrlous cX-
,mncs Of our Jefferson our Madison, Taylor, and
bririt raaXv Of patrl-iIc Republicans, whose ashes
now rcpose ~ Nlrgrnas bosom. Could they "nnrsl
the cercment Of the tomb and RAISE again tc voice "i
couricc on earth IT would he 10 urge us on - victory
The Fcdcrallss are endcavorng 10 effect practical
demonstration of the opinion entertained by that party
that the people incapable OF scii-g"vrrnmeh, -"
this purpose they are engaged in the drsEraceu ana
disgusting exhibition of "g cabins, sheep pens ana
> other arcical shows, under the allac'on expectation,
that the intelligent ycoulary OF this cnnnry Will be
led INTO them like flock OF sheep, and permit their
dearest rights and exalted privileges TO be wrcS'sd
from them, without their knowledge Rely upon H.
those who entertain such contempt Tor the intelligence"
and sound understanding Of the American people, will
he moe completely deceived than those upon whom
thew attempt 10 practise such gross deception:
The Wing party do not pretend TO pFomnigatc any
exposition OF their principles but cry out tor change
Daniel Webster wants change. Henry Gay crrS
ont change change 1t certainly no very difficult
matter to point out the changes which the FrGcras's so
loudly demand 1t is change from an Adn'nIstra'
ton conducted sound Republican principles IN ac'
cordance with the Jetersonian creed OF the STATE
ecbool-to an administrations whose tendency would
lead 10 sodation and all the evils to be deprecated
from the dangerous doctrines of the lamonIaa fede
ralists change, from an Administration, when mas
declared uncompromisng hostility 10 Nat'oha' DAM
and IN favor q; an Independent Ireasnry-to an al
..n:.rninn % Llch rnull with tanrrnCss lasen upon