Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-31

tn1aI obi lUal In
aud acted q, measures identical WIN % s''''' ~
,hsa r,w II fore Couurcss-i. was mol known ."''
49, L.I rapourceo or modified liis former oph''"s
!, rer. q 10 t,cmhe was hot a.kea ~ 'V"ol'N
49, ,,e,d,f.. ,.er when he was before l'is peo.e'-
~ ~. o,,.r, ,ook him ms he WAS; and should 'Afy
,i's or complain tina, they find him az hc IS:
1,,s;r scheme i,r lciuhng the people nay be rus.
,.d. I'm, il is rather his merit than his !au t'at
;s so Because the Fedora portion OF The wings useu
him as il is now evident That they DID, merely u Sc
cure a triumph in the election, which, uhaer '''e
ayowal of The ncip!es they now put form .hey
m;ght no, have NAMED, is he under the slightest %,
lra,on TO thk compromii his own principles u ~.
~. his sane o measures, in opposing which, MS
-a,an,s have sirnalizcd and his high distinction
/ rnr. /, mayy SAID and when said should silence
those who st<c ,m TO these sicps-"lon Knew ne
had been unot9y opposed to these measures; ,''se
who voted for hiu knew he had been opposed 10 'he
Won did not publicly avow that you sought ,ie eo"''o
Of The Government To give effect 70 them' nc was ,o
| h,d cbanged his views or would do so-why, there.
fore is he asked TO beray bis known principles ana
uroye recreant 10 his political fa'th:
The tru,b is that Mr. Tyler, though educated IN the
rood Old Virginia school, and as 10 most OF It's
5octrnes true disciple thereof, had become estranged
60, some of the practical measures of the DemocTa.
no nartv vet in his widest divergence he was not so
- fo,, i rs he yer has been from the Federal section
| of the Wing party
| In The organic ilion of the Administration IN
March last, very niue regard Was pdu W N's'.
and no respect entertained for the principles OF the
| state Rirhts Wings They had aided in causing pow
er TO shit hands, but not aowedo participate I'D
the use OF il. few subordinate stations were consi-
dered n sufficient reward Tor their assistance: hs
conn,rr was to be blessed with Federal AdmlnIstra-
oo and the doctrine of State Rights one Of the
deadly hereses which was TO he put down Renun'
citation of il merit, but adherence 10 y was IT,
cnsancy that forfeited favor and deserved rebnke
| Every thing was prepared and preparing Tor oroao,
Il. ttI,s1l
botomed Federal reign. AZ this peculiar ana cl,'a
conjuncure Mr. Tyler called 10 the helm OF ola'
and II is due to truth saw situation could De more
embarrassing unless he could have reconc!ea u 10 s
duty TO let affairs take the direction wich hau oee
given 10 them His sagacty oresaw NE pr"'aoe 'i's
chief which would result from the nJnuseu Ii' "
Congress, but the cGct had gone 'oltt "'u NC VIZ NV
feel at liberty TO revoke 1t.
lie saw that a savage policy of prescription mad been
adopted, which under any circumstances "ou!a "'s'
been unwise but for an administration wh'ch catic
into mower by denouncng It's predecessor lot pfoscr
ION ,r,e worse than folly With disposition TO check
,b;s mad career he was urged most srcnuous!y to re
deem uledses which had been already given; TO TINS
he Welded but found that il'r pretended commit
ments far very far, exceeded In. expectations lie
on paused bnt the heads Of the departments pushed
on the work with industry and vgor They, or al least
some of them, evaded general instructions, and soon
came in drec, collision with the Executive on tins sub
ect.
deeply imbuea with the Federal policy: yet he cherish
ed the vain hone that he could 70 with them without
encounterinr much obstruction. TINS could not bf
done without, concessions both SIDES and The Press.
Il dent was liberal faalt his part III IL the char
| acter of Federalism 10 get power ny any means and
ne yer Weld but dire cnmpusion The advisers claim
ed the right 10 have their counscls adopted but did
not concede the duty 10 receive direction What he
generously gave, they regarded as legal acquisition
which deserved no recifrocasion ahi only encouraged
In. L.. al IN ri Ia
mere matters of expsdcncy enbadencd them - think
he would not make stand upon great principles; and
they concurred with the leaders III Congress ~ putting
him 10 a trial They find, somewhat 10 Their sur
prise, and much more to their regret that he IS made
| Of "sterner stuff than they imagined.
/ The issue is made the iavori'e measure OF FeGe-
raj policy-a Bank OF tie L. ;. am confident he Will
veto the bill winch has been sent To hun. What Will
follow is matter Of conjecture. II IS quite certain he
will be denounced 10y porton-prohaby IN" largest
portion-of the Wings: they val apply t. him angry
| ep,thets They are without doubt grievously deceived
IN him. and it is consolation 10 them u reflect thai
it is self wrought deception Men are often disap
pointed in their plans by finding Others better than
themselves.
The Wing leaders should have placed their reliance
only on those VINO are rs little scrupuuus them
selves But II from choice or arcessi'y they use better
men 10 secure The confidence ii III people and there
by get power, they have u-i rtit 10 complain that
thev canno, make lhem pan, tools.
Wi! the present Cabinet hold on IS question re-
i,eraled Thousand every hour. The peci.iai
character Of the composing it, makes the reply
somewhat difficult Men who ready TO believe
that the Pres;Gen: would yield up lis principles Dy
little coaxng threatening, give evidence of the
sternness of their VANITY will make some oi
them tenacious Of uiice-worse- tnibcs will produce
the same erc, in others. Wal. most, il mol with ALL
tins is probably their last stahc-hey have very little
chance, though they may not be conscious a, It, o!
playing an ailer.game successfully. Even II they
should now indicate disposition ~ pay reasonable
degree Of respect 10 the opinions CT the Executive, II
would BE- wise for han 10 trust them-yet ! ain not
sure lie would not do | am inclined 10 think they
will do, with reluctance, II n ell, what their
character and peculiar position would seem obviously
to require and what the public good Will still oh.
viously demand-resign and g1e the PRESIDENT an OPP
portuny place about hi'n men who deserve his con-
fidence, and, in the leading measures OF policy, will
cooperate with HIM.
| 1t is question OF no less importance to know what
will be the course of the Democratic party. Their
course will doubtless be honest and fa,r. So far the
quarrel is personal, non-intcr:erence will be polite
So far as measures concerned they will approve
where they can, aud where they nus'; he true
to themselves and to their country Their preference
for men secondary, and only ndnl Icd u their
first ohec,-Tood measures. Nhoeper chance Ia he
the authors of these will b. likely I, receive from them
the greeting of 'swel done, good and faithful servants
The extent of their appreciation and confidence Will be
graduated by good acts dDHc, aud the assurance they
may have Of good acts 10 b. doac.
Thetax ia cps resisted IN IS The Federalists
show their friendship iuT the poor aud the labor
classes, by imposing tax Of ~ per cent Tea, COT.
fee, Sugar, Moasses tSc. Our fathers resisted the
English Conservatives who eNactcd much less duty
TEA and shall their amcly submit 10 the cx.
actions vi iilr American Conservatives; shall we
get up n TIE PARTY, as the Liberty Bows did in
the oden nae, and throw overheard all these plans
for taxing TIM poor aud making ,he rich richer, and
the potcn; powerful, Is to be escually done
/ by creating Bank and giving to lis favored stock.
holders, tnc use Of the public n"ney:-D.
From n, Rqt. R7.pb!.c0aj
| A "T"H, srAS.'-lhc National Intclligenccr Of
yesterday 'norn'ng calls the Albany Argus the Tory
Organ sud wig, does the reader inquire, has the
cool aud ,tifched organ of the Cabinet got Il rage
nj the ! Hs, and lost sight Of us proprlcy: Why,
merely sc"n>e Tie latter PRINT has gwen "ilamng
accoan' torch light proccsson,. which tool; place
IN Ah:. T. commemorate act Of a President elect.
ed ~ 'Ty, OF one branch Of which the lmlelli.
gencer IL "rSan AMI in support Of the election Of
winch .c,'aeni, the lnletcncer lahore most indus.
irtyu-lS months since The p1rara nh which In.