Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

Ike friendship cham brgh!c ned-anh should
It'll more, Mr. President, like TO see orr political up
ponents, and their mighty ChirI, brighten our under
standings relation IL this discussions ana hy car
prove from it, that Mr. H. is Republican, their idea
and minds both brighter than lake them to be
Nr. ii. Republican, WHY, SIR, itrs prepoSterous =
Where did the political journals Of 1850 place hIn
How does he stand registered in the Aurora one o the
leading Democratic papers OF that day'-al'hTside Of
notnr"u Fcdcralists, OTIS Ross, Pickering, Blyard
Dayton, Harper, &c But, Sir, let us proceed to ana
Use some other bearings Of this newly bapsed krpnb
lean In his letter to the lnqnst" "a o'per published
IN Cncinnat,) dated 18th September, l>22, b" SAYS:
." derm myself Republican If what commonly called ne
aid JciFrs,'an School, believe correctness cfhat IN
,erPttliron "f IN Constitution which has been 9vcn BY me w
tfng Of that enlightened statesman who Il The head Of Tie
and others bOn.n" H. particularly the celebrated iSoln
lions "thc Virginia Legislature dnrug the Presidency Of Mr.
Adlms.r
Here, indeed he stands ont in bold relief, by profess
son, occupying Republican ground. But how does
he stand in l53 years afterwards, 10 be found in
his Fourth July Speech, at Cheyiot, Ohio Hear him:
Il have h fciInw endeavurrh iain the
principles upon which or rnon formed.
recommend 10 y however the rrorInmat"n ." me President
Of the United state issued %" the Uh December last aud the
.pcrcIcS Webster, delivered in the Senate OF the
their last Of Congress, in answer 10 the arsnrna ni
VI Calhoun containing eloquent and satisfactory
"n' "tho,e principles I'ai have recently been published
BY issuing that Procanraton, think Gen Jarkon has rendered
service To his country Of greater magnitude Than MS sp'hdi"
victory New DrlcanS''
He IS SIR the bold and open defender of President
Jacksons celebrated ProcIanatlon-tLat instrument
which caused many to leave his Administration,
in consequence Of its Msh-tOned fedcrai,SmtLe
doctrines Of which, President Jackson, himself r..
cantrd, shortly after their announcement. Yes, SIR,
MIR. Harrison not only it appears sanctioned them
out and out, but goes bnw-slot further, by re-
commenting ''the speeches of Mr.. Webster, deliver
ed in the Senate of the T. States, 1t their last session of
Congress- IN ansirCr 10 The arguments Of Mr.. Lathonn,
continuing the most eloquent ard satisfactory expo
son of those principles tof the Govcrmncnt) of the
Union, that have recently been published. BY tins
rrt m mn lnrk moi
country, than by 'hs splendid victory at y Orleans.
ilr President, how you he exclaltnIng "what
Republican Inns man s,' Yes, sir, Of the "Old jrtrr
sonian School" moving perfectly in accordance with
stic celebrated Resolutions of the Virginia Legislature
of l79S"-lauding Daniel Webster to the skies as the
best exponnder of the Consluon-the notorious lead
or of the Federal party Of the present day-a who
glories in his Frderasm-yet MIR. III. is Republican.
Il he a walking and living monument of tile true
Democratic faith: MI Gdarari But, Sir let u come
down TO a later perlod-to December, 1880. Who
stood forth at Harrisburg, as the great champion OF the
Harrison nomination, Who hcraied forth his claims:
In whose speech are his praises sung. Whose sen-
mpns have been echoed and reechoed throughout the
Union in the papers Of the Wing party: Judge Jacob
Burnett of Ohio the To these ntcrrngatorles
And who is this man, Mr.. President: You shall learn,
and from his own letter It is taken from book re-
Gently Published by the Philosophical and Historical
Society Of Ohio. vol ! page 1907.
"p.ar %: Though disposed say mucl indeed,
Transaction, which participated yet am unwilling I" con
e.a the tar' hat wa and always have nes Frdss ,
name. descriptive Of The pues, Republican patriots, the
>"' "JACoB BURNETT"
70 ]. nr!aticid, jr.
The great champion Of the Harrison nomination, is an
avowcd FedrralIst, man who prldcs himself upon be-
ing So and who SAYS, 81 retain and cherish The name
as descriptive of the pmrcst Republican, patriots tic
conntry has crcr produred' Why, Sir, we begin,
believe, see into the matter From this high autho
rtv appears that the Fcdcras.s in their
tirnaton Rcpuhcans-ergo, Mr.. Fl. must he Repub-
lican Sir hope by this time enabled to come
the conclusion that this Mr. Harrison IS not 'chat ace
,rOuid caiid Democratic Republican.
L.. y. Bank.
IIow stands the gentleman IN relation to BANK
or L. 5. in 1919, when ne was candidate IN oh'o
for the State Senate quote, Sir, from Niles Regis
ter, editorial, vol. Il, page l3l
Ia 1919, Harrison candidate in Ohio ia" the STATE
Srnn" ,' him h ms,p 'n" wa "t !" The
Eanch located there; aud in consequence, he has published
of Iankrng in general especially of the Bank oil the Us That
ltc personal interest III any ri fhGn and was nm"
orrg o? ne Establishment and continuance ri ne sa"i Ban.
S'hat he views il a. an institution mdo Hog tt CON
r-s9 ito p'ci cagns 10 srng" ia arm Il Tie
GerrH Gorrr"n" ""d "ht may AZ Somr i"s da! be 'eu
Cypress and break down the State Governments" &c.
Here SIR he declares hrmsclI not omty me enemy Of
he Ln;icd Suites Bamk, bnt IF Banks IN gc"Cr0i-waS
uniformly opposed To- a Bank of the United Sai"s-
that may be converted INTO an Immense political IN
,ur To strengthen the arm of the Genera! Govern
rmrnr, and winch may nj some future day be used to
Cypress and break down the State Governments. :
What language could BE- more strong q" more emphatic:
The most ultra anti Bank could not 20 further.
Equally strong is he to the unr0nsiutiomaiHg of
Bank of the United States In his letter I" the nqul-
sitnr l., which have before referred written in lc22
he says 9" believe that the charter given to the Bank
Of The Omitted States was unconsut"na-it being not
me If oSG necessary 10 curry any RI the r.
urcssiy GyUnfd porers into cffct'-Al this is
tainIy Mr.. President, clear and strong. What could
he more so But clear and strong II is against
Bank of the United States, IN every possible aspect
ave- aud against all Banks how do We find this gentle
man II years afterwards III his letter TO Sherrod WI
anls dated lst May, l~H6:
al have made This show that not com
mici T. any course IN relation 10 'cnI % a " , " NV
lar cry against the old Insntnn and upon lis
misconduct predicate opposition 10 thu caitcng OF another
srhn question then, for 10 answer Is whether under the
ccun- You II elected IL the office # President
would sim nm act another hank. answer, would, If
il were CLEARLY ed that the public interest relation Ia
the collection and disbursement Of the revenue wonl materially
Ir itt uur there uncqyOca manifestations al
nIr opnon in Iak horrsr The experiment Sh""h
urg ascertain whether the financial operations OF me
government br we'll carried on without the aid "i ma
It necessary Tor thai pnp"" II doe: NJ" hp
pear can he c"n>nti"naly ch1rtrrrd There Is
no ron uctlun which IN" Constitution which would
the ground Of aidnG facilities 10 commerce.
MIR President, you not startled: Are you not
asking Yourself this be true: He here uncqu'vo.
cally asserts ssihat am not committed TO any course
in relation to the charterng of Bank of the L. s. =
that il ought first to be asccrainrd "whethcr the imam
cia operations Of the Government cannot be as well
carried on without the aid Of National Bank. II 1t IS
necessary for that purpose 1t docs not appear TO me
that one can he eonstitutionay chartered But does
he not saw in 1919 at It's unconstitutional, It being
not one of those measures ncceSSdryfo caydny one
tie expressly granted po'rrrS into effect SIR IN now
ridiculous an attitude this placed. and in what
attitude in relation to this very subject are his Wing
friends in the different portions the unIon' In Ken.
tuckv in this very city, and Alabama, he IS sustained
as beng for Bank while in the county OF Amelia,
as stated here by friend, Col Je,e OF that county,
the other evcning and in Indiana and by the orgn"s OF
the Wing party in this State (at least BY the Address Of
the Wing Convention held in this city, ne IS sustained
as being against Bank. What says the address
..IIs unqualified declaration is before you Unit BANS
is uucous,;iationaL Ex-senator Rves. since he has
commenced his crusade, has sustained hrm as beng
agQins: Bank. This is certainly moS plant sys-
TEN to eeconeer upon for it IS only necessary 70 as
certain the political pulse of the party 10 De oPelaeo
on to administer dose, by authority too, o. referring
10 the documents prove tina. this edouo.aose hotni
nee is either for or against a Bank But, SIR yon
will observe tha, he says in his letter to Sherrod