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


from them. without their knowledge. Rely upon H.
those who entertain such contempt Tor the intelligence
and sound understanding of the American people, Will
lie maze completely deceived than those upon whom
they at,cmp, 10 practise such gross deception
The Wing party do not pretend to pFomuigatc any
cypson OF their principles, but cry out TOR change
Daniel Webster wants change. Henry Gay cr'rS
out a change, change 1t IS certainly n" very dic"
mater to point out the changes WHICH the :"
loudly demand 1t is a change from an Adnnstra-
ton conducted on sound Republican principles IN ac-
cordance with the Jecrsonian creed OF the State hghs
schoo-to administration, whose tendency ""u'u
lead 10 Soldation and all the evils 10 DC dcprccacu
from the dangerous doctrines of the llami!tonaa feue
rasts 4 change, from Administration, when mas
declared unconpromisng hostility 10 National BANK,
and IN favor .; an Independent lreasnry-to an al
administrations which would with eagrrncaS ias'cn upon
the country bank Of fifty millions capital, Tor t"chF
wears, aye. perhaps tor"vcT-An incubus y" '"c ~
sent and future gene ra,ions.
A change from an Administration, which stands
n1sdrcd 10 resist a Protective TurifF-to Admins
ration which would 20 ''tarthcr than he who goes lar
the, in granting protection to manufactures ana eve
~ kind Of corporate monopoly, when womb zen" 10
abstract from the many, for the benefit OF the lew
chance from an Administration, opposed TO all uncnn-
sti.u,onal appropriations of money whether ii be for
Internal improvements the purchase OF Slaves or any
other object warranted by express grant IN the
stitution-to Administration, which would aPpro-
pirate the peoples money to the making OF ROADS ana
-
giving the youth OF the whole country military edu
CATION to distribution among the States, and to building
gh, honsc< the skies, which policy would ~ short
period inillc upon the Government an immense ma
tona debt
A change from an Administration which stands pledg-
ed IN the most solemn manner 10 resist the progress Of
the ticnd sh Aboonists whether II he IN the District
of Columbia the Territories, the Sates-to an Ad-
ADMINISTRATION which would give connenance and enc"ur
aacmcn to that Of fanatics, whose end and designs
if successfully prosecuted, will inevitably produce
ssrve war, and drlugc he South with blood and car
mage. 4 change from Northern man with Southern
principles as ayowcd by J. @ Adams himself, from
man Of the highest order of intelligence, of bland and
agreeable manners, yet with the requisite irmness Of
purpose and independence Of action, in whom happily
blended the Saarsr modo with the torter N re- and
whose views and opinions national subjects are
traced with pencil ofght and spread before the Ame-
rican people without disguise or conceament-'o an
iinbecile old man, orabe temper, who uses the most
pvoana language, endeavours 10 mystity and conceal
his opinions subjects ofthe highest nationa! concern.
ment and possesses no single trait becoming the Chef
Magistrate Of this great Republic.
These the important changes so DANGEROUSLY de.
manded by The Federass; these the changes which
would speedily "come the spirit OF their dream
these are the changes if they succeed IN ieir designs
which will be hastily consummated