Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-14

THE SECOND VETO.

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RICHMOND. TUESDAY, SEPT. IA, 1871.
THE SECOND VETO.
We congratulate our country in The strongest terms
upon the second Veto which have the pleasure OF lay
ing this morning before readers. The de IS again
C, land the Chief Magistrate Of the nation stands
erect in the presence of his countrymen Let r'baid
Wings abuse him much as they please-let their
presses pour their unsmolhered gall upon his head,
we for one thank him the sincerity of our hearts for
the noble deliverance he Inns given US from another
National Bank. The fiat has gone forth. III IS vrtu-
ally proclaimed in this eloquent, argunrn,atve, and
manly Document, that during the three and hall
years of his Administration, National Bank no MS
cal corporation shall its gorgon head IN this Tree
Republic. Such is the conclusion drawn from It's
prop ,sons and avowed upon the floor of the Senate,
by Messrs Buchanan Preston and Walker-and il will
he ratified by the general understanding OF the best
logcluns in the country. Thanks TO the man, who
has wrought ont this noble delverance Unseduced by
the Wings whom he willing To oblIge by every
concession hut whom lie found too severe task. mas
ters unless he abandoned all his ancient piles
unterrltied by all the thunders Of denuncatinn with
which they threatened TO visit his devoted head
vet has John Tyler stood true TO his allegiance to his
coun,ry-and spurned from him this formidable en-
CT. achIncnt upon the principles OF the Constr
tuition. We have space amid the numerous enga ge-
mcnts which press to-day upon our columns, to pour
forth all the feelings which crowd upon u.s. much less
anayze the Message or to dliae upon The noment"us
consequences which II destined 10 produce. What
Republican does not thank This Nrgnan for the Stand
lac has taken preserving our Institutions from The
rayages Of snch monster?
The first great result of the Veto, IS to break up me
Federal Cabinet which in evil hour was created tn
control our public counsets. They are blown SKY
hph-not a fragment said To be left except Mr.. Web
ser who is expected hang loosely on, until some
ton be taken on the Mcleod case. But with due
Difference, be IL said, there IL no occasion Tor nun,
any more than ,her. Tor Ewing Bell. The pub
lie interests dispense with his services heller
statesman be found 10 take care that the Republic
suffer no Grtrmcn from the Mcleod affair. An aber
Secretary of State he made, and one who will not
sn grossly commit the interests o the u. Mr. Web
s,er has done in his celebrated Letter 10 Mr.. Fox.
This Cabinet is blown up Thus proscr'Pre Cabai
is dssipated and they who have taken the bread out
of the mouths Of honest office holders ont Of
office themselves. Circumstances have commended
the poisoned chaiice TO their own lips.
A blow, too, has been struck at the Universal Wing
PARTY "The Union Of the Wings for the sake Of the
Union, is no longer their escnichcon. They are sui
terinr the evils Of their humbug system. They
are now paying the penalty Of that crooked policy,
which they pursued last year 10 elect their PRESIDENTIAL
ticket They have cheated themselves Instead 81
avowng The principles which they would administer
the Government, they played non commItta-pTac'
tsed the grossest evasion, and denied that the Bank
was tire issue at STAKE They did not take this straight
forward course but banded together for the purpose Of
defeating their opponents. They KIN, together the
most opposite elements for the sake Of obtaining votes
aud srcn rlhenng their ranks They brought ia:o on"
phaanx Tic Federal Wings, and the State Rights
Wings and 10 carry General Harrison, they took up
Mr. Tyler with The hope Of securing the votes, Of hs
wing Of tie Army. Now, what IS the result: When
Mr. TYLER yndicaies his ancient principles, snd arrests
the Bank their schemes broken up and their ranks
are torn asunder. What predicted BY The Repuhl
cans has come TO pass. TINS motley, hceroge
l,r,E n.,ar IN l.ss tl,luG one ypar
Thanks to Mr. Tyler for the irniness he has shown
in standing w IL the rack Thanks 10 hun icr
arresting The Bank Thanks to him for accept
ing the resignation Of The Federal Cabinet, which
was not Of his seeking, ind could no, have his "gcnc
rons confidence 1t him but carry out in the SAM
spirit the auccn; principles he p'oisssed, as Ii" has
done on this OCCASION and the gratitude and support u
every honest States r ehs' man in the nation will BE-
his
As il is, We again congratulate the country rron the
deverance we have had from this creates, Of all pub
lie monsters We advise our friends 10 he Of COCO
chcer-to stand u their with the greater spirit
and TO strike again and again io The glorious primer
plcs winch they support
The Wings used To ask ''G Htfie crHfroHs cOpFdcnfc
FIR their Presidential! candidates Far one free
10 say, liat wiling l. extend "a i;;e generons
confidence 10 Mr.. Ty"riur ir mora! courage be has
DIS we'd in twice arres;tn. National BanH. Well
does the Prnrsy vnnian say, that ole has shown IN
this last Veto Message that he IS resolved 10 adhere I"
the professions OF principle in relation 10 U ) Bank,
which he made before aud M 10 Tie tine Of his election
and that he wll become party 10 IN imPos'ure, n
imposing the people under different name, thing
which he has m, only declared 10 b. Inconsistent with
the Constitution, but ais" 10 have been condemned hy
the deliberate action OF the people.
The Great Prophet Bef'ed :! Tie Gaig Comd cut !
The Wings have been thwur,cd in their sang"'ne
expectations. They calculated carrying very thing
a, their extraordinary Session They confidently conn
ed on fastening upon great National Bank-%hich
is the very soul of all their mcasuresile very sun Of
their F. derul system. They calculated securing the
union of their Party and the consequent stability Of
their Cabinet. They though, they had their foot upon
AIR pecLs ih,f The Dempcracy of Tie Union was