Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-09

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,roce,sed 10 prescribe prescription. Suffice 70 say
that men been TUNED adrft tor no earthly crime
but their political opInions-who have large families
who are past the meridian of life, and who are utterly
incapable of making living in any other way than D.
the business they have followed for 80 many years
.WAsHlSGToS, April ).
..The death of tie President has filled some q
leading Wings with CONSERVATION. Some ieas they
Will not get tie promised or expected onees Others
i'm, they will fail in their favorite measures. In snort
hsy fear that Mr. Tyler VII change the Whole current
of events. Aaa Will he not "" ne retain Web>'e-
or Granger VIII he approve The sweeping fem,sa
contemplated and IN progress: VIII ne got blna.
For an increased Tariff For assuming tie State Deh's
For Distribution We hope nct-Never did mi.
take office with moro ms power. Has he Pfncg.+
and r.nness enough 10 sustain HIM IN assuming an
dependent stand II he has, he may command WAT
he peases TIE great body Of the Democracy care III.
little what nun is al the head so that true Pihep,s
prevail. If Mr. Tyler and will fix his tre; mao-
vably on Ingtaa principles, they VIII fa''! 1''N"1
han.
DENISE OF rRfSiDENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
VICE PRESIDENT TYLER
ave despatched an extra By yesterday mornings
mails announcing the death Of the fresGent, aiG "
copy below the official notices Of the event from e
National nteligenccr of this morning. 10 them -
add nothing save general impression as 10 the "f4a
Of The disorder which terminated rapidly N csseg
ton The correspondent OF The journal q .oH"eies
alluded TO IT, IN the first moment OF the cttach
an. President is un,ye Many have predicted iht trr
would BE- fatal III his system alter lr tate eA'rt'
and change ot haht- that he has undergone
..Pre.ldent HARRISON had recently been involved ~ 7
continual whrl OF agitation. HIS participation u ,ae
various ,riumphal professions, ietes balls Nc' van
which he was every where greeted, and "inch were
continued until closed by those winch followed he II.
.rruration-,he eager and constant press made upon
hin since Nv the multitude who have pursued Inn ~
Office and the excitement growing out OF the ar"ilFa.
uent Of discordant claIms-was more man oh", Ea.
rcp-esen,ed hy his physicians suffering under
,o,ii l.rtr hon he 4 N.
dured apart from the weight upon bis mind was io'
than he lad strength to support For time, SUSTAINED
by the exhilaraion of tie anlmatng events he passI
through his constitution bore up beyond eApeciao"
But resiessness, anxiety. and fever "l!owcc anG p
seems from the report Of his physicians, nt.ammaaH
and arrangement was found have affected al! his vi'1
organs.
uFrom casual information which have had irca.
time TO time il seems that too little consideration VS.
felt be- his political friends Tor his condition We ~.
ers,a nd that before he could reach the breakfast ot
in tie morning, he frequently waya'd ~ Tie 49,.
md prosecuted otfce-tha his rooms We're genoia
thronged by the time he rose from the table ahG w..
on some occasions, when under the necessity 2: Ao.a
inr communication with his Secretaries, he was oasset
10 make his escape the back way.
at is lust 10 Gen. Harrison 10 say, that. noi",a.
standing tins press upon ham by men who CLAIMED Y
have given him power he resisted the ruthless prc.
scrintion which has been carried on III his -
yeral we know he saved who had been marked to
criice. Other. removed TO whom he had E.N'a
assurances they should be spared, and who were ate,
wards informed b. HIM that he did not know they "rfe
dismissed. And any hold hun responsible Tor TIE
long list Of worthy and excellent officers who Were
struck from the roll during the week IN which he 'n
self las upon the bed of DEATH During that week "a
nv clerks dismissed from the Departments, atc -
p:essv told that II exclusively on political ground
Amonr them was Mr.. Gouge Of the Treasury, III
eminent author Of the work on banking, wh" vs.
recommended 70 his station by his extensive informs
ton and high character rs q man, not as PiFiisah'
for he never This hecaemb Of victims 81.
were struck down during General Iiarrisons lines,
many Of whose families turned out N -;
of erphanage the world, must have been made y Y"
spirit of heather time, when sacrifices Of unoituiAe
prisoners by custom attended the fall Of an usifo'
chef decent regard for appearances, onghi 70 aye
suspended this distressing process Of removals wle ~
Chief Magistrate, who alone could authorize y, "a'
Ill 10 attend to any Ct his duties. The successo
President Harrison, man III the prime Of ic, ahc g
pabe Of looking INTO the condition 81 things tor hN
selt-one who must feel the responsibility :" hs piae
and who may entertain desire 10 MAINTAIN The r.
ton acquired by accident, through the apprctattal
| the people-wl probably bounds 10 tie ~
scription which we understand intended 70 r. c
RED until every Democrat was swept from oi':c,
One Of tho Secretaries has distinctly avo~ed thai
Democrats should all be removed, because they w'a
have no spies in the Departments Will ftesc,.
! Tyler sanction the doctrine that secrec! - 10 ue
law Of the Government, and That man IS 10 rcils
in employment who cannot be relied on To conceal
abuses which his superiors are unwilling tc expose
'As regards the general policy Of the GoveFnmet
the new presiding officer IN under fortunate
cumsances for his fame, If lie has courage and nc
pendcnce equal to the occasion. He was ncntfa''
not concurrng IN principle with the Northern T'
who controlled IN the selection Of the Frosfenai 81
ditae Of the Wings but 10 concilraie the South. '4H
for Vice President representing lis principles .
Tyler known TO be opposed 10 Naticna! Bans,
both unconstitutional and neSpsteni. He wa kn''
to be opposed 10 4 National Deb:-to Protective ~
to National Internal lmprovements-ln a we:t.' \
he Southern with Southern principles -
Virginia school II he resolves 10 assert those
ciples the guides of his administration. he cann"i Y
for the support Of Messrs. Clay and Webster, a"@
politicians whose hopes hang upon thcm-he caat
look for support from Aboton,sts and Antma>'
nor the party of the National Bank. But # he ihis
himself upon tho country IN the maintenance y
doctrines of the Virginia school, he can command
fectua support, without dcfrrring 10 The political,
any party The whole South must support hlm =.
score Of principle, and for local Considerations ara
I Democracy Of the North has invariably raiise
man against Federalism, no mat,cr What Leh.
raised the standard Of resistance
mir. TYLER has no alternative but 10 set up ~
self on his ayoued principles, or 10 srrrent,F
absolutely and become the plant instrument q
men 5 ambition. lie must acquItsce 10 all NJ =.
schemes-gve his assent TO all the mischiesoGs
consolidating assures necessary 10 effect i'ih. +,
must make up his mind 10 quarrel with hun
Clay re solve is 10 be sCaSar nothing.
| TIE Pennsylvania Bank 81 the T. ;.
This bubble Is bursting like the South Sea Scaea