Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-25

sr,,ose IN, by the mid of the Soutl
viii hN,' ,amin,stra,un should be reins,ated il
The P'N"n,.h ucoy,n fnrlrnd9 and in furtheranc,
power N"".3 ,oLcr i.should attempt to break dowr
a. - ,f,.turinr ,l.ercst, and reduce our free labor
the ha"" =. r-,lsn, scrvItude of tho halt.starvcd pea
- Of Europe. now long ,i'hk ye me chaih wou!t
s.h,rne. Not {" an instant
h''' ,,3srn the North, To he led on hereafter BY hi.
t>'" .I,,,. Secretary of State I'D. Webster taking
eo'''t liz arainst the Southland vet YOU are urgeC
eT'"'~ Il han for Gen. Harrison, (the grass. grown
i'-' :. Of the Tariff against the dearest interests Of
ai''' TSsa, and the South. "Must the earth quake
..,-r you AWAKEN:
= General Harrison's alacrlty in signing a Bank
81" The lsst developemcnt we have from him upon
~ ,h,ct Is to be- found IL the Speech, which he de.
~ ; few DAYS since al Fort Greenrille, and is duly
f'y3 N the Cincinnati Gazette. After stating that
'E,s, Governor of Indiana, 81 never vetoed u bill IN
VIZ. he adds this emphatic language:
". Ia, have been denounced as a Bank man. Well
am 50 far a Bank man as | believe every
rr..,,p,an ought TO be. and no further. The Cnnstitu.
!" II the United States makes II the duty of the Co.
.,,s.t 10 provide WAYS and means for the collection
~, ~, >burSetneut Of the public revenue. Ii the people
@ ..Sm II necessary 10 the proper discharge OF the func-
,,s Of Their Government TO create a National Bank,
,.,,s-Iy guarded and regulated, | shall be the last man,
.t.c.,d president, to set up my authority against that
..,,se millions Of American ireemen. Ii is necdful
haze larger money circulation in a land of liberty
IAN in an empire OF despotlsm. Destroy the poor man
..,H, and v"u destroy his capital. The peasant who
IN ,pceSSantlr 10 maintain his furnishing households, in
IL, hard money countries of Europe, rarely, if ever, be-
n, the noble lord who pastures his CLOCKS upon a
,,crsand hills" There are necessarily, difficulties con.
,.,,rG with every form and system of governments: but
.s,uld be the ann and ~objectof the statesman 10 form
il. bcs, institutions within his power to make, for the
ma Of his country
: \, man can mistake THIS language. What will vii.
Ian, {. Rtves say II ii, when he with a species Of des-
o..,;ron was compelled TO pin his faith TO Gen. Earri-
en-. letter of lS2-in which he declared the Bank of
ill., :. unconstitutional. And what does he say IN
~ Crrcnviile Speech; The poor ~quibbler attempts
,,b-nr the Bank within the range of the Constitution
and SAYS he shall be the last man TO set up his opinion
.,,n., millions Of freemen. That is To say, though
,no-n 10 support the Constitution, he will iorswcar
hfn.rlt If the People ask him 10 do so. But the most
oTyctonaLle part of the doctrine is, the ground of ex-
g.tirnCy on which he would Justify an encroachment
= The Constitution. He would increase the circulation.
i, n1orr, the facilities OF crcdt-and in fact, form the
t.., institutions for the g0od of his country. If this be
nj, gong the whole Federal ground of Z. the general
welfare" we have no knowledge of the English Ian
c.,,s-ani vet this loose Constructions of the Con-
s.,anon Is ~mmen to the State Rights men, as
the President Of the Us s.
Are ,he Southern Wings altogether mad: or DO they
consider the People as so many gulls: Trust such a
man with the Executive functions-who has no one
liked idea Of the true principles of the Constitution
vi, would sign any bill which his cabinet might pre-
rsl0n Congress to pass who looks not to the rcstric-
tons oi the charter, hnt 10 the supposed Will of the
,auglr. audto the general good of the country. We
r-rra. we'll express the ind gnaron and disgust which
.,n doctrines produce. They friiter away every strict
rule by which the Republicans of Virginia are accus.
;5mect to cou>true the Constitution. There is not a par
LILLE d: the Jefiar>onian State Rights school in all the
notions oil the Orator OF Fort Greenville. And yet the
S,a.h are ltnnNdtni!Y called ON TO support him.