Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28

: establish a Bank Is anot typrfsSly and par
~ - dti,eatca," the exercise of sach power b.
800 : a transcenden;ai act, beyond ITS delegated
-i,a.niy. ~. r
i".l>.s,,d powers BY establishing a Bank, and such
! /, nd presume TO establish q branch within the
- ii New Hampshire, without liberty from our
=. srisla.urc, it would be the right and duty oil TINS
-. :, Isy such branch till il was driven beyond her
~. : and 10 prohibit by law, the passing OF the oils
' ''.b bank as a currency within her territory.
% ,p,sctroi, That Congress has not the right to impose
by impost or excise, for the purpose OF carrying
: 's,.pa, improvements IN the several States.
=" \. ,otr,G. That the p!edging or moF'gaglns o. the
:, I,nds ar proceeds OF the sales thereof, 10 be de.
-. !, the discharge Of the debts oil the several states
,,,artcd Tor internal improvements, or ior any othel
'O"''" ,kcn il is known that taxes must necessarily
7"'fVss 800 10 supply Inc deficiency, would be quite as
9 "..i+,,;onal. as for the Federal government to as
>V' -. this of the States by n direct and unqualified
go" ,n3 that however g0dihc men may profess 10 be-
- -, ,,,o,sr 10 be in accordance with the Constitu.
Z .h,l. they admit the latter would be a violation oi
a."' ,".,,y men of common sense can discern no prln-
- - Inference between the two modes
~ n.uocratic Convention Of alabama which as
rs ,s =, tuscaloosa, on the Sd Monday of December,
! solutions highly ccmplimentaryto the Admins
- g,,ubiicIa principles Of Mr.. Van Bnreu
49, 4ai.,,nc ,ha, "he is peculiarly and eminently en-
~ :. : - opr thanks Us Southern men, for the uncoH-
.,.n,s,u- .!el;y with when he nus e"'ioin'y "'s"
i s,ulhcra rights and Southern Interests, uu ~,
: ~. Ccnycat,on expressed their belief that I'm me
w .on,.s, wh,ch has Just closed, the Jeitersonlan
- nIcs for which we contended were defeated only
Unnatural combination of many Republicans win
treat BODY Of the Federal party: and that IN run =
nri nc,plrs are vet cherished BY The majority Oh
\. II these l.. s., and that nothing IS wanting
"'s 70, ornani7ation of their friends, and a hrm
y ,- : 10 them through every difficulty; therefore,
~, So,,,S That in The election of WIN. ii. HARRISON
p.,;hon.v of The L. s, we witness the tempo
NV triumph o. Federalism over the hepuOiicah o0c-
rInes. e oh. old Federol
- n The pcrson of one Of It's earliest supporters,
=. ,,.A advocates. can cnly be accounted Tor oy the
.a,chr,y Of a portion Of the Republican party
..ecs,red. That we have witnessed with regret the
,,r,trral alliance formed BY q portion OF Inc people
yi,b Inc antl.slayery Federal,sts OF the North
.h..o,r,L That wc have witnessed with sorrow the
Ie.s. mh,ch has been the fate OF those gallant p9mo'
~. o:,he North, who, Drawing faction at home IN sup
-, q, te constitutional! rights Of the South on The
,,or of CONGRESS-, have fallen martyrs IN our cause
~ ,h,t !, = source of modification 10 find Southern
L.ar,s 50 scared by party as to exult over their iall.
.RsSoirca, That we entertain 1 profound bellet tina
lie principles OF government advocated oy Jefferson
AID his Democratic successors are ,he 0hiy cohserSa
ne principle upon which the Federal Governmen
co b. safely administered with q due regard Tor th'
hts OF the Union and OF the States.
"A tr:.f and Characteristic view OF The history o
lie tao parties vas gwen by Mr.. Hayne, and some mos
b,%ln,tni illusions by Mr.. Harris and others, were
nsde 10 The high ground which the Old Dominion, The
!r.h. place Of Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe, together
| qi,h The gallant States ofSeuth Carolina and Alabama,
"a taken in the contest; and although defeated, The
Democracy had the proud triumph OF knowing that
Sc States which have always stood cut boldcst ana
I'D. IN the support Of genuine Republican Democra-
4, Slate rights and Southern interests, are with