Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-24

| IN lend us no more unless, IKE Proaigals, VIZ
:, nay them runous rate OF interest. loud
/ .,r Il US make fine times by borrowing ana spend
=! sn,,s Of money: What would you think of
~. NJ. of hard times made by an individual under
way ~. S.cuns,aacesa Jackson and Van Bnren had
~, agency in this borrowing and spending, than
"a and could have dane but little more TO prevent
" owe the British people and must pay them' not
i Rank notes, for such they will not receive, bu,
! s,ri spcce or cotton, tobacco or -four. NO ad-
...ston We can elect will fill our purses with the
~, or enable Us to make pound more OF the rest
= AZ, Own labor, favored by kind Providence, will
/ loc, Let US no longer cry for aid, but put our
I, shoulders 10 the wheel and eStricate ourselves
| Snlarrassnent A WORKING MAN.
i, POLITICAL ARNOLD-HlS DEPUTIES AND ALLIES.
i roce 10 see that the Federal Wing leaders are
N, publishing and circulating thousands OF copies
n. Rivess late letter. | rejoice at 1t, because
-, IN the strength of TRUTH and il The virtue and
I ii rhsc Of our people ] cannot believe thas III!
| s-ycrs Of VIM. c. Rives, ms Deputies ana SUD
t,ss .dcceitful above all things, and desperately
!. a, they are. can So far corrupt, contannate,
.yolu,onize Tie character Of our people, as That
+, issue Of impostutes Us he has pu, forth, can
1 - me blasting rebGke of the communities that
very ARNOLD as he has proven himself 10 be,
.;c,pe the doom due TO his pertiay.
5rys,, man has r'ght-yea, is in duty bound to
,n,r hs opinion and position, when convinced that
! rrunr. But Mr.. Rives bases his claims to the
~, Of the People, upon no such grounds. he
!. the impostor, garbles, bubbles, sophisticated
cs,. ne truth or only half tells it, even when he
,h.. il His new allies, who but the other day were
,te,est enemies and defamers, are constrained to
rogpes his condemnation, whilst justitying them
8r.s To prove their own honesty and consistency,
,ay,nr with ham, they must prove that he is dlsho-
and inconsistent Both cannot be honest-and
World has cgre.iously mistaken the character of
Il PEOPLE Of Virginia, if they do not pronounce him,
:eya.lss and allies, lnrosroRs ALL
= ct he manifesto from Castle Hill 90 forth Every
L-en, and dspaSsionate reader viii see the ever
IOc, character OF AKSoLD stamped upon It's every
l. md paragraph. Those who have not the leisure
.,.tlon 10 read it, may Judge Of its character and
.r,h. bv the political character of those who cir
al. 1. lad cectoneer upon it. If Federalists praise
nd isitice over it, Republicans will smell its taint
t,I thoroughly tainted it is with Ultra Federalism
rt The hypocrilcal sarb of Republican professions
d III. Wing leaders and deputy leaders of the South
Il haze hitherto acquired and retained the confidence
her honest followers BY STATE RIGHTS professions,
who have kept the South in an uproar for the last
e. year, by their fiery denunclations of William Z.
kes HI. acts and protested principles, cut an awk-
b igu'e. meihnks, in thrusting forward the same
Ryes as he. leader, their teacher, their RECRUIT
SrsSEasr-in promulgating his authority as proof
William henry Harrison is g the true Republican
dda,e "a candidate who was nominated by known
.'oVed Federasts, who supported the ultra Fede-
principles and measures Of the administration of MIR.
b G Adams and who is supported in turn by the
1bsis and the friends of that Administration every
re 4 candidate who points to the creed of Daniel
tod hp trh IN
e wl,h HIN every where, is received and acknow-
dby ultra State Rights leaders, "the true Repub-
candidate, and that upon the naked assertion OF
{ Rves'" State Rights voters of the South-is
rsons, and Webster's, and Clay's, and Adams $
+, The sor! of Repubiicanism which yoa have pro.
kd-when warning against old friends with whom
mad always before acted-friends with whom you
agreed and still profess to agree in opposing every
sure charging the scope of Federal Legislation
measure transcending the limits of the written
hiuon, as strictly and honestly construed. Was
ceed Of Harrison, which made you forget the dis
4shed services of Andrew Jackson, and Join in a
de against HIM and all who supported him, because
w dsapprOva Of some of his acts and theories
s'y acts and theories, and the only acts and theo-
Andrew Jackson, which were warmly commend
cordially approved by William Henry Harrison,
lai Tor the very reasons assigned by Daniel Web
- aase, lphtst Nbltl, anu survey IutteH SIOuAi
Which your would-bc leaders are striving to force
laey are calculating upon your ignorance, or
!! 10 keep you IN such fury, BY their SANDERS and
.e;lAg anathenias against this Administration, as
'ender you blind TO the light of truth, or dead
duties which you owe 10 your country, yourself
jour children. Unless they have already wrought
9'o thus state Of utter desperation, you may see
The line Of your duty, By looking to the state OF
II throughout the Union, and looking to the real
cal questions at issue before the country. Look
principles and measures of Martin Van Buren,
i The principles and measures of his enemies
EAa and what they are who are opposing HIM III
%'h and you will know how to estimate the pro-
oaso' those who are opposing him in the South
w. and what they are who are supporting him
Nofth, and you viii find them to be those
nose oniy who agree with US, or ever have
win Us, IN resisting the wild, extravagant,
.s,oas and corrupting schemes and systems OF
1"n OF the Adamses-of the whole tribe OF
as:a who have been striving from the foundation
noSernmsnt, to reduce the States and the people
yates, 10 slavlsh state Of dependence-tederal
raAu mat IN ITS most degrading torm-ln the form
NhoLY ASp UNCONSTITUTIONAL ALLIANCE BE-
II 'hE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND THE IScoRPo-
- w ASSOCIATED MoHIED INTERESTS OF THE
WN VI the dangerous and corruptng powers Of
-~Noy alliance, We have seen and felt enough, to
81 "'eVer against its repetition. 1t has been bro.
Ivy Tue acts of the parties to it. M. Van Buren,
Il: @hen stand against its renewal, and IN ia
aiming the Federal Government within the II
,'''oed and assigned to, it by its founders, leav'
r"'Ofporaed moned interests to the care OF the
"sshments, and TO the people, to which, and
~ none they are, or rather, ought to be, respon-
'ne real ISSUE then, before the country, is, whe.
~ an alliance shall be renewed-and neither vii.
kp 9TH do in n.
80 much longer blind any respectable portion
pope 10 the fact, that the real ground Of the
opposition 10 Martin Van Buren,, liz, that he
nH'e way of those who seek to renew this
~, lance as the only means Of carrying out theii
'n' dangerous designs.
n, seaoer' Let me call your attention to the fol
.m,'. s Eom VIM. c. Rives in 1884. Read his
In :. ". ron his own lips. In a speech delivered
Nha'Io,tesyille in 1884, after he had been
d. ,.I 'ne Senate, BY these who are now his
Re- ,1 aii'es, he used the following language
'""''Ad Enquirer, 2Sth March, 1870
sF's public question in which the part borne
lam eatied forth this kind and fattering expires
:Vu IN my behalf, is one Of the most momen
kDon ~ winch was ever submitted to the con
sses iIee people, wisely jealous of their right:
CO. IL involves, in fact, the whole question
a.e,h 'HI y, The issue it presents is nothing
rps -shail the people Of these United States
sr op pun oi their institutions, govern themselves
,oim,,aS sents freely chosen and responsible t.
trs aas with common sympethies and common
ona. amenabe at all times to the control o
r. E,sd - VI, renouncIng the precious inheritance
Ilr tba, y IL $50 haf