Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-28

soasa tho EDITOR oi the dssst Federal aheei IN mo
State has been made watchdog Of tie oligarchy'-
lie is appain,rd Post Master at Bellows Falls, IN Inc
place vi j. II. Wells, gu!lloncd for opinion sake. .
Mr. Well, worthy, industrious and faithful ON
cor and his removal is another evidence Of the hrnuu
fiji consistency Of lie Webster oliyarchy. Mr. "siis
removed 10 give place 10 suc miserable creature as
JOHN W Moote--i!c poor depraved lcksPittle OF me
/ bellows Fails Bank Shame. shame! Gro ahead Tue
ulsurchy cannot disgrace themselves after this
WHAT Is THIS WORLD C0,lNG TO:
The following is from the Baltimore Sum- neutral
paper; and ii is the only which has given the ex'
preston quoted the Importance 1t deserves:
The Richmond Wing, the organ of the Wing party
in Virginia. acknowledges the U. S. Bank to be un-
CONSTITUTIONAL and says, shut how long will starving
stand out for principles" But here is the article
from the Sun:
MAKISG OPINIONS FOR THE PEoPLE.-.7 National
| Band "But how long Will starving men stand oui
for principles" that is the question-a question askeo
by Virginia Editor, and which, taken in conneIion
with lis context, is evidently intended 10 convey the
idea, that men in such condition would island oul
for principle" but very short time, it indeed lney
would "stand out al all We don't like that doctrine
by any means; and he that breaches 1t must accorah
TO our notions, have very mean opinion OF the pcoPe
of this country, whom he REFERS and about "n"m
he talks lie believes U. S. Bank to be unconstltu-
tona yet he is evidently in favor OF the res'ora'o
Of Bank with that title. His opinion Of its uncoh-
s,itutionality being we'll known to the public, he beats
about among the bushes with the tact OF sS'llu
buntsnan for reasons TO Justify evidently medltaed
course of advocacy favor of what he must admit TO
he violation Of The Constituton-of what he must
know to be SUCH if his former and present opinions
have been and are held in sincerity.
| Thus the editor referred to, says, F" We ourselves
have been surprised the extent Of change in favor o.
restoration Of Bank of the I s., and this 'chanse,
we are told pervades both parties" Row, that ,s'
indeed, n very pretty way Of bringing abon, ,lie
"chance" far which the editor Of the Richmond wing
i evidently so very sncitous. He believes that 10
charter IT, s. Bank would be 10 do unconst'tu.
ona act, vet he is DESTROYS that Bank Of that kIna
should be chartered, and to make pivot on when 70
swing in the hour of "change, he assumes "chanse
in the "public mind .
| Auonr the "Arguments" of the Virginia editor,
made for the ncopc and passed OF as theirs, are she
| recoecons Of ancient prosperity when one q Y. ,.
Bank) existed" How much is it WORTH Exactly
this it was the centre OF system, that gave the ap-
pearance without the reality OF prosperiiy-ihat mace
the shadow pass for the substance The people appear,
as far as we can Judge have found out the dcuslon
The inner temple If the money deity has been IN part
exposed the public gaze, and is generally believed
that, though what has come to light IS bad enough IN
all conscience, still worse remains behind the curtain
But them the question recurs show long will starving
men stand out for principles" We answer lchdc tte
lasts, il they hoid principle paramount TO expectancy
No truth honest r cOnSrntto mhat he betcpcS 10 6e
r;ootion IF Ire .Naoao Constitution, because Of con-
strurre starvation, nni starvation Of any other kn",
in this co0ntru, can he seriously called for
A better state Of things ,Lan exists il anxously
locked for, as founded permanent basis and we
much mistake the spirit and principles Of the people
if they would not visit with indignant rebuke the al-
thor =" any argument in favor OF any prosperity cilhF
uancent or modern, tint lg0aid imply the GbSearc on
thar part IF principle and patriotism. Ii they
are starvng they know it. and need not TO be told OF
By an editor 1cho arants he popu'ar sanction 10 nc
dtGted "chaRgc by hinsef-if not, they know the iai-
lacy Of the assertion ground OF argument-at any
rate they can consider il bnt sorry compliment, that
Aey are 50 roid IF prinepic and freak in patriotism
thar sy coud DC sfarred into rioiation Of The Constr
fui0a.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE EXTRA SESSION.
To he fairly under Roadway with our cheap puh.ca.
tons bv the meeting Of The ELtraordiaary Congress-
we issue the first number of the Extra Globe to-day
In this weekly publication, which will run through the
next six months, il is purpose to record all the m
tenence political views the workings OF parties, and
the public measures which this pregnant period may
bring forth. The price Of the twentysix numbers dhc
last Of which will furnish perfect index 10 the whole
volumc) IS one Go!iGr. Our other cheap publications,
the Congressional Globe giving the proceedings III de-
TAIL and its Appendix with the revised speeches o the
members will lie issued, also, in weekly numbers at
the cost, separately, Of fifty cents-rntcd ono dotiar
Of these works We shall strike surplus copies for some
weeks to enable to supply with complete sets all
who NAV order them Gurin. the next month.
The Extra Globe will cm5ody the opinions oi the De-
mocratc press Of the leading Of the party, rs we'll
The comments oil The Editor on the new scenes hl
are about 10 open.
The Congressional Globe and Appendix will present
the official documents and an authentic record OF the
action had, and speeches made, in Congress.
There never epoch of our history, portcnd-
ing matter of greater moment to our country, than
that on Which about 10 enter. The enemies ol
! Republican rule-of popular powcr-of equality-hav-
ing obtained authority by deception, chicane, co'rnp-
ton, and fraud, will now seek tn entrench and iortliy
against the peoples sovereignty, IN whose name
they, for the moment, are empowered to act They
will not however, BE- content IL act tor the people mere
| " for the short term to which their commission, no
matter how obtained extends No: they are too well ap.
priced that they do not their power 10 the conformity
Of their principles with the public sentiment They
feel that the first decisive manifestation OF their dessns
will bring them IN direct conflict with The public VIII,
and that nothing but strength independent OF the Po
pular inclination, will enable them to MAINTAIN The po.
son they have attained. We have, therefore, IN ad
vance Of the Presidents Message, train of measures
marked out in the official organ, (no doubt under "a
binet instruction., every one OF which look beyond Inc
present aye and seek CONTROL by irrevocable cgsa-
ton, the political destiny not only of all now living,
but give complexion to the Government OF their pos
tcrity.
The bases of the four great bastions OF the for
trcss which Federalism making hasty preparations 10
erect land hy surprise in called SESSION. are visible
IN The outline dcneaed in the National lntellgencer,
oo late affect the partial elections lately hcld,) aud
now going the rounds Of the Federal presses They
are
1 a NATIoSAL DEBT;
/ 4 NATIONAL BANK:
A SURRENDER rue national DoMAIS;
And as a necessary concomliant ofthe whole scheme,
Az EXCESSIVE INDIRECT TAN;
Sustained aud pressed upon the people by the ntlu-
of the classes interested in the protective policy,
and in extravagant Government expenditures
Every sagacious mind, well read in the history OF
| Governments, must that The absolute establish.
mcnt OF these measures effects revolution IN our IN.
slrtutions Our Republican system founded on the
popular will, would become the British Arlsiocrac
system, sustaining itself by the influence winch The
| Government would command The British throne,
with It's Puppet Of majesty upon it, all the world knows
is bu, a pageant The power of the Governinent-the
oppressive power which holds one hundred millions IN
Asla and fifty millions in Europe in the most hope
less remorseess bondage that torture the human
frame into productive machinery for its managers
resides in the holders the Bank Of Eng and-te hold
ers of the debt OF Ensand-the holders of The pro-
i ,ho f,,fro t,a Iln N