Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

principle TO hold together thcse seiiiSh ~ ~,
the interest oil each CLASS mus', ;" 'ot'e 49,
pealcd 10, and enlisted.
Wb,t then is TO be done for the specializing ana ''o
nonoIi,inr classes: They do not spend their i'o"r.
and time Tor nothing or without expecting %
That would be totally inconsistent with their cHil"I
Ter Although they appear 10 nave prguh ''e r;sc,s
m, IN with the determination TO conceal their "pi''t
LA measures they become less reserved as they lhN
,r nroSpect OF success increases; and, al the bun"
ull caro,isal they not on put forth drciara'o"
Whio PRINCIPLES but, by the enIDicns and mol'o's "
,be banners more fully disclose their real ohJectS "i
noos The declaration Of Wing principles, with us
solemn form and high preiension, rather blll OF IN
tctment drawn upwth the artificial techn'cai,'v u
LAWYER comprising all the stale and Thousand t''ne
rcfcd CHARGED against the late and present adihnS
tons And II is an avowal oil wing Pfihc'p'so'
measures only, as it contains general condemnation
oftha policy and measures of the late and present au
mnstratons and the principles OF Jefferson, on WHICH
they are founded.
The leading policy OF General Jackson adin',''s-
r,,;nn was TO bring the Federal Government back to
he ORIGINAL purposrs and to dsconneCt II with liner
nal improvements, the National Bank, and to bring
the Tariff down the simplest wants OF the Govern,
mont Mr. Van Buren, has adhered, as he promised
To do to the same policy, and has carried one hrnhch
of II sill farther by separating the Government from
the State Banks well as national institution
Such has been The leading policy which is denounced
and condemned in such strong terms BY Daniel Neb-
ser OF Mr.. Webster and his Bunker HI as
soca,es pledge themselves TO pursue opposite policy
Indeed his most distinct and emphatic charge rs, that
The Administration has abandoned lis duty, which de-
manded Of it to provide paper currency. This ~ but
sa wing that il should have established NATIONAL
BANK The declaration, if il amounts 10 any thing,
must be regarded as solemn pledge to the country,
that If they gct the power, they Will restore the AN-
CAS- SYSTEM in all lis parts Yes, this the declaration
Of Wing priucipies so long kept out Of sight l',her-
TO there has been distinct and avowed issue between
the Administration and the Opposition in regard TO The
essential grounds which the Presidential contest
should be decided, and the principles, course policy
and measures of the two parties On one side, Tins IS
sue was distinctly rendered. but the other party refused
TO oin in the ISSUE and preferred 10 talk about IpPe-
ca noe log cabins hard cider coon SKINS ana me Ike
Bnt we rejoice that they have at last had courage
euouuh 10 throw off their racoonskn DISCUSSES, and
come out and disclose, if their principles, at least
their objects nd purposes They have at last met the
issue which has so long been rendered 10 ihem and
the parties have fairly put themselves upon then
country. We rejoice AT this, and even thank Mr. Web
stcr, whatever his motives may have been, Tor the
course he has pursued.
As MIR Bidde said on another occasion, The people
nov know. what they did know before: the issue Is
now fairly before Them and they know what rs the
question they have to decide. The question is the
restoration ujhs hMrGIo IS SYSTEM, .NM'oHaf B"nh
ahgh Tariff and Internal improrcmemts In addition &c
the declarations some of the cmblcms and notices clear
Is proved tina, the American system poc5 was b" re
stared Among others, most expressive one iron
Connecticut. It was human n.>r, ~ the centre Q
which was written the :. Protscirr Po!icg, and up"l
the thumb and ngcrs We're the WORDS, "c"mncrc",
"mcclanic arts, agriculture, ''manuiacturrS SIN
terna improvements These were the interests whcl
were 10 be embraced and cherished by the 'Protectr
roira and be- brought under the cugniZancc oi the
| Federal Government The delegation bearing TIL.
banner was headed hy Gov. Ellsworth, who wore h':
black cockadc, the most appropriate insignia 0: an
ccnt Federalism which, Judg" ll"ph ns"n sad, tie
| 4, * ahulI
Other banners also indicated the revival q! the proec
tive system and high Tariff policy.
But were further proof wanted, we can state an"the
fac, not connected with the Bunker Hill proceedings
/ Ii is well known that agent, brother Of Govcrno
Seward has been despatched TO North Bend to gct an
,horily from Harrison TO make known his OPINION u
favor Of the restoration Of the high tariff policy. lis
opinions on this subject are not, we suppose, nt"nd"t
for the 'spublic eye but 10 be COMMUNICATED 10 t'
manufacturers ol' the North. There is no doubt II
REGARD TO this Besides. learn from several gentle
men recently from the North! that the sentiment is uni
yer,al among the manufacturers IN New England tina
the high tariff policy must be revived, and that u Ger
tainiy would be, II Harrison was elected
This is the universal prevailing opinion among In
Wines of New England. That distinct pcdI have
| been made to them there can can be no doubt. It's
part Of the new tactics Of Wings I" picd" NcH$circ
10 each distinct interest and class This was the secret
their success in y. ork the fall oil l-, aud IN Con
necticut IN the spring ot l-j-
But the Abul,ionst- must have something done 10
them They are given to understand hy private let
tiers from HARRISON ;Ia he av"rs their views And cnI
anv one doubt tina, the Wing leaders he North, 10 50
cure their votes, have made disi"c pitdgc that the!
VIII favor their objects:
These are the objects for which the Harrison Wings
are con.endng and for which Harrison and the VIA!
leaders stand pledged The .iRcricaa system, the pro
tcctivc policy, NArroNAL Bi>k, lliGm TARIFF
! l<TERsAL IMPROVEMENTS, and AEoiITioxisN.
What will the South say 10 this: Is there South
ern Abolition party we'll rs Northern: We shai
see And is there Southern high Tariff party as vel
as Northern; We shall see In the mean tme 1t vii
be well for The planters and shareholders, who are no
expec,ants ofoiicc-not political partzanswko rcgar
the OF their property, and still more the Sc
curiiy of their own lives and those of their families,
look after their interest. We say to them, tina
there is foul conspiracy against their rights; that there
are traitors among them, who, for of pottage-
for the prospects of oifce-are prepared TO comm
Southern rights and Southern interests TO The pro
lection of Northern Federalism and Northern iJoton
ISM
The union of the South with New England Federal
/ ism will he new order Of things in this country. |
rood can come Of IT, Then good can come from an al
tempt unite hostile principles and conflicting inter
es,s.- Gi0bc.