Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

crease the pressure Of the times An increase of the
Tariff must Immediately add TO the arrangement OF
commerce; distribution Of the public lands must add
To the deficiency Of the Treasury; National Bank
must cause still greater and more caustc contraction
There never time when the resumption oil spe-
Gle payments, or the creation of National BANK did
not produce contraction and PRESSURE and there never
would be- Than this it is difficult TO find any rea-
soning in political economy more solid and snsiacto
ry President Tyler entirely approves II, and Away
did. Yet Mr.. Clay and his insatate hackers stimulated
President Harrison to call the late e1traordtnary
Congress; and with arbitrary haste have forced the
adoption of measures which the hat'on may dePore-
In the headlong contamination oil these ederal mea-
sures but le Difference manifested for the judy
ment and inclinaons of the President. And the una
vailinr remonstrancc Of Mr.. Wise and his patriotic
supporters. was reiterated at every step of drilled and
,yrannical majority YET President Tyler, sooner than
suhec, his motives to suspicion, and the wing par
~ Ia distraction ACKNOWLEDGMENT, downfall and death,
approyed eyery Objectionable measure, save only the
National Bank That the Wing purity might securely
ripen their schemes, without moesalion or embarass
ment. the President has turned out, and put in;
moved and installed his fellow citizcns, against the in
clinaons of his heart and the dictates Of his
und, standing To the utmost verge OF The Constitu
ton he stretched his bcnevoence and party ties, 10
serve the Federal Wings. Aud history must record,
how they honor and requite hun for n
On the very evening the Cabinet resigned, the Fede
raj Wings in both Houses Of Congress, held caucus
at the seat Of Government. This caucus, and the Ca
hine moved in harmonious obedience to the orders Of
Mr.. Clay, and hoped TO make their simultaneous and
concerted assaults upon the President successful and
irresistible. Instead Of dutfu support to the Presl-
dent Of their creation, and manifestation to
foreign nations of determination to sustain hun, the
direct tendency of this concerted federal movement
was, to exhibit abroad our Federal distraction and
weakness at home-as if the Ftderasts Ut the present
day were perpetuay mindful Of their sres and deter
mined to embarrass the Government and invite war,
unless allowed unlimited control over the actions OF the
President. Accordingly, the caucus have published an
address the nation, approving the conduct OF ther
puppets in the late Cabinet, and condemng The ires-
dent in language, neither measured nor respectful
Here sample of their justice gratitude, and noaera-
ton-"By the application OF the veto power TO Two sue
cessiye Bank charters each oil which there was Just ea
son to believe would meet his approbationby his with
drawal of confidence from his real friends III Congress,
and from the members of his Cabnet--by his bestowal
of il upon others Notwithstanding their notorious oppo
.ition 10 leading OF his Administration, he has
voluntarily separated himself from hose--by whose
exer,ions and surages he elevated 10 that office
through which lie reached his present exalted station
Thu, is the fountain from whence the butter current
, of Federalism continually flows. THE PItESlDENI
OPPOSES A NATIONAL BANK, ANE llE DE-
MOCRATS APPROVE HIS COURSE. All there
is the rank offence which all the purifying waters OF
Heaven can never wash from the recollection OF the
Federal CLIQUE 1t is not alleged, that the President
has committed any other political offence but tins
And for this alone, the Federalists dcnounce hlm,
blacken his character, and make Hell an cehouse
when compared to The furious heat with which they
would tornen him. for this drelul, unatoneable trans
erosion Addresses without stint have been ariu!ly
prepared and widely circulated, To degrade the ffes-
dent, 10 insult his authority, to impllcaie hun IN the
most vulgar and disgraceful prevaTcatcns, and, 10y
sudden aud pervadng storm Of public Indignation, 10
bury him in the Government, or drive hun from II.
TO this unhaowed end do the Federal party direct
their arts and affect to be surprzed and mortified lha'
,lrllp tlp a
s,dent and the dignity Of the Government to abJcct
shame But the slander-sh discharged from The wind
guns Of dizziness and maleyoence, can make no m-
preston on public reuallon that deserves 10 STAND
The rebound takes place. and death burres to eternity
the unlucky marksnian who fired the load. And so,
the persevcrng purpose Of the President to resist his
foes 10 allow no National Bank and 10 preserve the
integrity o: his recorded opinions and Canvass VOWS,
produced rebound which closed session Of tecm-
ing woes 10 the Federal Clique. And now, the odi-
/, UNI in Ionaun aocnS, which broodIng anmoslty had
concealed in the heart, stands fully revealed. In
the House, the President was assaed and bedevi!-
ed with every SATANIC cp'thet which baked ana NOR
tilted ambition could disgorge upon HIM. The eau.
Gus and the Cabinet followed the lead. And all the
politicians who, throughout the Presidential canvass,
declared that the President against the Bank swell
into towering rage talk OF aposiacy and treason, and
point to a balnaGe of tar and feathers and ettlges OF
ignominous death, as the just reward Of President
who dared prove by his actions the truth OF his can
vass declarations and recorded opinions for 80 years
Ii is plain, his reviers would have gwen HIM
their political support, they had deemed him capable
of telling the truth and acting the character of no.
nest man But owe 10 the bounty Ut Providence,
that the depravy Of the heart often revealed
through The weakness Of the understanding; and that
misch politicians sometimes unmasked by The
honesty of their servants, and fatally fastened IN
their tolls The undeserved abuse which The RE-
stent encounters from the very politicians VINO placed
him in the Government to bamboozle the Democrats,
and who continue to load him with wrongs and ms
chiefs of their procuring, viii animate the sympa-
thies of generous people The rays oil party Indis-
nation may serve to illuminate, but cannot consume n
patriotic man. And the foul combination to make the
highest Magistrate Of the nation false to himself, his
country and his God, will raise hls popularity TO a
towering height Shall public be sacrificed Tor
an honest act, This is the question that VIII be con-
tinuay presented 10 the nation; aud the magnitude oil
the answer must cover the Federal party with confu-
son defeat and ruin. The position III which polrii-
cal persecution has placed the President, enables hun
to give power and direction to public opinion, 10 pre-
sent TO the nation controlling issue, and TO have his
fortunes decided upon it, in defiance OF every exer-
ton which artful politicians may make 10 prevent II.
He has bravely defed the DICTATOR aud pierced him
with a thousand woes. And the noble exertions he
has made keep his country free from the thradom
and corruptons of National Bank, entities him TO
general and generous applause Should his future re-
solutions be guided and adorned by those great conf
mandlng constitutional principles Of which Virginia is
the mother and the nurse, the praises OF the Demo
Gratis will continue to reward him. and he become
the first in honor he is in place. Dat Eobs gloria
uireS. While destiny lies within his reach lei glory
animate his future course, else the Storm the ptess
Storm must come and lay his faded honors he dust
PHOClON.
FOR THE INQUIRER.
DOCTOR MALLORY.
As might have been expected, the old Federal DO
rouph of Norfolk has had riee,ng denouncing the
course of this gentleman, in vehement and disgust
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