Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-23

FoR IHE ENQUIRER.
His Erre'''ncy JoHN TYLER, President Of Tie [. $.
The circumstances of beloved country and the
relation Of parties seeking obtain to perpetuate
power with view 81 carrying cut those principles
which are deemed Of the highest Importance 10 the
best Interests o tie Nation are at tile present tie
suahgeiy blended and 20 incongruous III Their ee.
metis, That the minds OF the Statesman as well Is oil
the Patriot are agtaied by apprrhcnslons, which nei.
lher the experience OF the past the light shed upon
The present, can mitigate dispel.
In scrusinizing the position IN which il has pleased
DIVINE Providence 10 place you, as remote from your
own expectations as It from the direct purpose Of
your ieilow-citizens, no one can fail 10 perceive
that while your relations to the country bind
ng rs those oany your predecessors, they are
theess, such 10 leave 10 you freedom oil
acton III the administration Of the Government,
Than was allowed TO any who preceded you
Happy, indeed for yourself, and fortunate for your
country, if this freedom shall lead you to step firm
" on the line Of princ pie and viruons independ-
ence, SO that Of the brightest pages Of our ms
Tory there may be found inscribed the OF 'John
l Ter, tue pure and intlexlble Patriot.
~ would be error fatal to yonr future usefulness
~ instead of acting the Chiet 81 The .Nattoa you
shouln sub nit yourself the dctation of Cabinet
one hai at least, Of which is devoted to your most
o'''er opponent, and whore policy must be- If necess
W such as TO degrade you in the public esteem and
cohhGehce ana thus the more readily march to power
over the RUNS OF your bghted hopes Some Of these,
even now IN the social circle, into rIdcule your
cherished opinions OF Constitutional law and Ame
rlcan policy. They CLAIM, being majority OF your
Constitutional advisers, to direct the course of your
Administration, and indulge the hope Of becoming
themselves the Lords Paramount over all whom they
can compel TO bend The knee. Can you, will you, Sir,
shu! your eyes and stop your 10 the measures
progress, aud the warnings necessarily gwen, slew
lng that these Councillors not your ricnds-that
nothing viii he omitted by them to make your Ad,
mnsiration odous by throwing upon you the respon-
sibiity Of all their acts, however wrong
Al this moment You cannot be ignorant that the De-
mocras, az party, exceedingly strong The pro-
portion of tie Wing party who adhere 10 you, and who
VIII not 20 for Mr. Clay is also large. Common
on tins matter speaks language that the lowest mind
will not misunderstood. RecolIcct Sir, that you
the Son Of Sire, who, 10 Christian virtues, united
4 Romans irmness, that made him victor over both
public and private foes, and gave TO him proud rank
among those great which secures TO the Ancient
Dominion impcrlshable fame.
The writer Of THIS address is your sincere friend, and
such INDUCES the pleasing hope that you sill no,
descend 80 low 10 submit TO the d'ctaton OF the
Of your will, and that Chief Of the
Nation you viii consult only It's hughes; good.
WASiiINGTONIAS
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