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

,h;s week to meet you at Chillcothe. lhey nominal
ed you and you, tool like carry out heSe PI'"'Y''S
az ,rnur marty adding little brandy To tue nara ciuef.
o. an bon.st man patriot lover OF MS country, 90
IA III, polls and vote for you, General 10 carry "u
such insulting humbuggery as tins: imp"SS'"'.. i"'
renubIic is not tar gone IN BANK slavery 'S ui4'
i -. !, and few weeks will show H. or we ms
t Greatly the intelligence OF this great ana ifee Peo
pie a. cuou,p ouoted from his
n,v,on speech reported by his own iriehds
~ ~ hs.n charged against f.low-ciiiHch>, thas am
t,I, While acknowledge that the original Federal paf!
Of his country actnatrd N u, cnit ~ i ITsmsn
& gcinrrinr1 How could belong to that party! wh .
ted school Of anti M m when at the erection
~ The Constitution the nation was divided o C"n.,
my hoMo" Scracv aud my the lIenry and Ma
SONS Of period e h" declare" @ was leader in
NY hoo Of politics lie who said, that N thS government "
not mo"a s',G Imme~r applause. elapsed before
,dcr could be restored al hearing these en'in'c @
,S believe did then, WITH he Ia'f,aS ., nt
Jrarrsonan school thG; The era " m''p and that
ouah for nearly fifty yeas they lay dormant me! ~ a, S
and shot forth into i,o"E I ana srrIa, ao Ta%s
"nrcsw Loud and long cheering indicating tna' IN, poop, e
he fiji force u declaration Power i power h'rIs o
hn, name it i, The head of the Government eAe
inc monachlca power may be named hing Epr' Dr. ~
ny still monarch But tins j. mol
M The President these United States exercises power SUI
peu thai vested IN the hands 2" nearly n w., Of Li M
kings power far greater than that ever 'ieau o. ~ ~
al Federal party 1t ultra Federal power II Is
"A such stuff ever before lall from te iilS - 80
American statesman Did such slandc! upon me
tanners Of our glorious Constitution ever before la
from, any one but blackhearted Nova Scotia DRY ana
euloris Of Englands King. And how does THIS SHY
old man propose to bring back this Government from
being a "prac,icdl monGrchy Tins man OF "oPt09'S
says how Hear h'In-lhe itai'cs are :" "e 'elo
Speech
.Bm y,,dr myscf 5o,s Hcar'n and Earth, ,'d Praai
e., t;s t , s% IT. 70 = i e P" s the n"i
excited defy description" 60 sI'r n n"S ,nai
If am elected, human being shall ever hn%" upon wt"
would prefer the peoples mantle fan but ,lnn ttn%t'
this cloolS badge their authority INTO Then own HANDS 10 '
| stow II they please. -, r
Such solemn mockery is burcsque upon civil 90.
yernment and common sense. Patriots ana heroes OF
the T. s. was Washington Monarch, were Jefferson,
Madison Monroe and Jackson enemies OF human It.
berty and destroyers of the Constitution o your con-
try because they suffered the people TO pass Judgment
on the acts of their first terms, and were re-ceccd-
In The eyes Of this old Black Cockade tcderalSi, ana
his .Nlinui Tribe of white (and black savagcs, II
would seem So But rs his tarcrifcS the two AdaiseS
were rejected by the people, but who a>"uSy desired
70 be li0narchS too this old sImpeton now, III the lace
of sIeaven and Earth, (no blasphemy OF conrse,)
makes this practice of all former resdensa Monarci
cal principle when we all know that Monarchs ncse'
scrre bu, term Though that may be long or short
ike Gen. HARRISON they never dare submit their acts
TO the Judgment of the people. Asst" the solemn pledge
to the s.Miami Tribe, that he VIII never open h's
mouth rs TO his successor, is contemplate Every one
:, knows that il was avowcd at Harrisburg and We heard
/, General Montgomery avow the same thing IN speech
on Rcverdy Johnson steps, III Baltimore, wbi!c Clay
was in hearing, that Gen HARRISON was only nominated
ia make way for Henry Clay, by breaking down the
Democratic party Mr.. McNulty OF Mount Vernon was
standing by me at the time, and Will vouc to the same
thing so all this plcdging IS silly ridiculous umhnE
q and General Mum gam nothing by such clndisi
p,edres of Il won't speak, when he knows he dare
M, sneak only as he i permitted by his keepers
General Harrison opniGaS do not change yet nc did
every thing in his power to reelcct John O. Adams
ri second term and paid for 1t by Mr. Adams, by per
hitting him to remain six months in Ohio, while his pay
SIS 900, minister to Columbia, was gong on-aao'
Their proof of PRACTICAL EcoNoMr
We quote again
again ia relation charge ofbeing fcd"mii., can ,ct
TO- and during IN. laic war he trdta
party ground that aud a. party There n'e
s,J E,,s[ , Sn"I "a amn % Of % County En-, pa
tiorc they dc know fbot as net On" n tc cheer
:, democrats do YOU hear that: ~ rrKEE E,>n of
IP,TK,ors" sNEvER E&isrEp, than the fcdcrGitStS.
But he s',cdS mt are Of hem! Well, we should say
he is pretty we'll INTO now, and fully suSa!ns the
lunes OF proof that lie with them then. Atier this
we hope no Of his friends Will deny his pure blood
ed Federalism and fit candidate for the Hartford con-
ycn;ion pottcrs of treason Colt old blue lights, after
THIS.
Gen Harrison will bring back the Government; 10
pure Democracy, By the creation OF massive VA
tonal Bank, with the British nobility as oocHhOldcrs
spreading lis branches into every State, and CONNER
ca CITY, grinding to dust all who dare oppose lis strides
OF ambition and conquest, W;ta all ke DINER fiohl"hs
orthe Constitution that will naturally follow. This i:
the Democracy he promises US, and says he accom-
: pliSh il all III Ont term,
c Now for the marrow Of this man notions Of liberty
of Democracy of currcncy--hear him again and then
saw IL such man fit for The lowest Office IN the g
Q OF the people:
"NlcihnkS = S"tt a,knsgrr you favor ura1
money: M Shouts Of applause If g" would know ny
am in the credit system, can only Is because
an Democrat. Immense chcrrtnc The two stems az III
only means Heaven, by which, poor industrious
imam
Cheering all this, am bank once in n!
in their lsou, Of Iaushsr Aud shall never indnls
in this way again it than probable that shall nrrc
again have none! beyond Tie days wants m
Commentary such stuff would be needless. The
> paper swinders will "shOut at tins of The
! are pleased to sec how who acknowledges that he
was pucked by them, still sticks TO their support
His notions Of a swudiinr banking system, beng az
aid 10 the poor against Colossal wealth, new ~
politics. and wiiha cute idea, that IT should hf
put M in large gold letters the doors of every bank
! in the country 1t would be particularly appropriate
: in Mississippi and Baltimore city, at this moment
where thousands of poor men, and women too, arc
reduced to want, and amos, despair, By these swlnd
ling shops and the 81 AM for ''paper money
: We notice this most ridiculous and SILLY
speech further to-day, but would ask the .icnds o
Harrison hat he by 'resia rtreinS, III the las
:, paragraph We fear the General, some one neal
him, has lost his rrgiRit, the age of criticism wouit
: not be thus outraged = Coi~mbmS Statesman.
b FEDERALISM AND ARoILTiONEsM
d The late elections and conventions al the North
must have removed all doubts ii any before existed
both as to linz true character and the real objects OF the
a Opposition IN that section Of the Union The Wing
party composed oihe old Federal party and The Aho
touists united Without the Abo!ItonStS, Tie Nhlg
$ could no. succeed in single Eastern State. They