Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-22
The .furmurs of he Uh;oy

We .furmmrs Of The Hhgs
Inc redefai fr'nts are pressing Congress 10
proceed TO the Catastrophe with thousand horse
power They cry .7riioa j. .4etoa no Delay
out do yonr business, relieve the country and 90
home "Iie session should be a business one
(says the Philadelphia Inquirer 1T should be one OF
acts not words 4bstraet principles should be posi-.
poned till the regular sesson-long soeechcs sboufd no
roted doicn "The Extra Session not 10 las, more
than six weeks. MIR. Clay evidently visited Washing
ton with sincere desire 10 realize the expectations Of
the People and TO make short work of it carry
all his fayoriie schemes Of nsurpation Of course
and to make "monosyllablc session Of il. The Ma
dsonan abuses The opposition, " the jartions opposi-
ton for the delay-"Ths session intended (by
Mr. Clay, Of courseO 10 be short A few mea-
sures only that demanded BY the extraordinary
condition which the late Administration le the pub
lie affairs, expected 10 be acted on at tins time
The people expect and require that the Session shall Ce
short. The opposition determined II shall be pro-
longed The y. lnelligencer re-echoes The cry. ic-
tom action, its cue.word "he mails come freight
ed with appeals, earnest, snllceus or indignant TO
Congress, for prompt well as efficient action upon
the great public OBJ ecs which they have been called
here 10 take INTO consideration
| Sweet Sirs We beg yUu to consider one moment
! how most unreasonable your demands. J. on nave
called Congress together most announcement sea.
son, which necessarily into the dog days-ior
what TO attend 10 what you confess yourselves are
''great public objects They indeed the grfat'st,
which under the consideration OF a Tree PEG.
pie They go 10 change the whole character oil "nf
institutions; and 10 settle questions, which are 50 oil :
| .icnlt in themselves, that each and every one Of
them has taken up weeks of the regular SEES
sons TO discuss and To adjust You want 10 es-
lablish great National Blnk-the most complicated
and difficult question which has ever engaged the al
tention Of Congress the foundation 81 the TO
yernment. Your Secretary has brought forward mi.
SCRABBLE piece of patchwork, which IS condemned by
all sound hnancers ) Of the most hungltns con-
trivances Of Fiscal Bank, which has ever been
devised By any Secretary Ii is eprobated By all con
stutlonal jurists bubble, humbug, cheat,
frand nsdious violation Of the Constitution ITSELF
whilst he processes to fashion TO steer clear Of
all constitutional difficulties. 1t ''mserably made
up, that many Of the Wings Themselves derids
Il and repr.bae II: and Of their Wall street ora
clrs declares, I'll IS no, such Bank the Wing party
desire: Il not such Bank Inc gences Of the
country require and is not such proIcc: tor BANK
the people Of the L. ). had right 10 expect from Mr.
Ewing yet this measure IS 10 be forced down the throat
Of the People, amendments are 10 he rapidly made,
without due celebration debate. he whole subject :
be disposed of without regard to great principles
r Instructions 10 be osponed till the next session
Other subjects OF immense moment are also - Ue sur
red without debate, and decided without de!befa-
ton. Mr. Clay IL turn Dictator, and an o0se.
gnious Congress 10 bow down in seryie homage 10
his acquisitions HIS edcls 10 be regs;ercd-!ae
great Of distributing the Proceeds oil the fub-
lie Lands is 70 be settled By p.dash Legislation
public scrip be created necessity IS thus 70 be
heedlessly created for alarming increase Of the a
riff The means for extending the Geiences Q! Inc
country IN Ike manner 10 be squandcred away and
they then be raised either by increased 'ari
or By public debt-at the very moment when Great
Britain is insulting By her perempory demands, ana
war may be forced upon The iih nsta!nient also
Is 10 BE- assumed and debt Of n:nr millions not due
Al all is be created for tie benefit VI the NATIONAL
Bank. Is this all No.
The 2Ist rule is to be rsscnded and the door thrown
4 Poi ne
IS eN peced 10 submit, silence without "o!i "i
murnur or a moments debate. 4 new question IS 20
be made abou, appr"pra,lng S2',io1 I" the fanny -
deceased President, and there must not he syllable
1y rum"nt explanation, nreathed upon '"r
matter |! aF Secretary lwia2 ms,a'cs the finances
II the county and charges e3trlsagan expenditures
and gross abuses upon tie last ADMINISTRATOR rs
frienas must subni, silence u 9lr Secretary nro
ster takes ground deregatnrs 10 Tie dighty u n's
country not word be- sald-not an enquiry TO be
madel,ut the predominant party are 10 be permitted
10 hurry over every thing, and 10 fisten their oonoS
ous ine asures upon the country. No delay "a', ae
ton, action, action 80 j,
IN, thanks be 10 the Democratic party They VII!
meet The enemy, Is becomes them lhef hepiese"'I
yes il no, sec al! these great measures passed through
without due examination They wlil not Sc lie "ho.e
character ot our Institutions changed, without man!
resistance. They will not see mammoth nncohs"'u
ong! Bank fastened around Our necas tor :" of lot -
Years nithou, giving weeks and months Il necessary,
10 The fullest and frees. discussion. Superior as NE
Wings are in numbers. ye, they are oser"iatched by
The Republicans debate and N energy, Is ihuch a.
they are IN cause md in principles Our ihehcs
All despse all the empty Glamour OF the wing press
and ,hey will do their du,y-ycd'ng no PrIncp'e d's
cussnp every thing and boldly nnInask'ns the designs
Of The Federal Party. Under the pretence Of rs'e'
ing The d,s,esses Of the country, they will not silent
H. suffer tn. Wings adopt measures mAch WIZ 90
infinitely more mischief than they are calculated 70
remove Such ae are assured Is The determination o.
the Republicans III Congress and, ~ ms many
course. they will he supported BY the People, .nf.
Woodbury. has shown, by is's luminous ANALYSIS ."as
there was no financial necessity 70. calling .ohsfe
together al tins moment Why did they net wal un.'i
September or October, when might have run h'o 'ne
regular Session Why, indeed But because 'heIr
dictator was afraid Of lie very delay winch he processes
70 observation-disclosures he afraid ms parry Hn'9n'
break 10 pieces before they could execute ne 'ees.7
ana register his edcls IA h. and ihr'' 'au '"ele
fore Il Congress Is compelled 10 ST through 'e uoe
days. Blu, !, would be tie fault OF Tie Republican
members # they did not brave even s"!si'al sun
for weeks and months together, when tnef a"'y 70 '1
country REQUIRES they DO mol battle every men q
ground with men who would violate the Constitution
and # they do not perish IN the last cn,renchtnehc'
b,n Weld 10 the clasours OF the wings, or SUI
f4r new ,nonied oga,chy 10 bestr'de free People
1.-THE FISCAL AGENT"