Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-12

81 %. ~ ,me- honored, this nstrous, TINS p''ne'
r. Is afn,,,nwealih. Scduoe Virginia ny o's,, ,os
cider, and their Belial orators in'tmi,
.od ha'' s' II revolution-- Humbug her by all
ny ~ ,,'s,syces,-llow little did they know the
FL 81 anu . :" pso,le But we'll do they know, that
az; o. W. t.r, been unable to change her, yet she
,,..h hh - change others. The Go,hs may nave
j. h a"s bu, the Citadel is saved The raiiy,hg
F. us mere here. and wo be unto those VINO ''''a'e '''
sutton
III -. The Republicans Of Firginia
&t ., comrades. we defeated IN the on'on'
HI Sia". saved the Citadel. Let us never strike
#ISs.-neser give up inc snip ,.; A., .,.,a
&a - MAN track before us. RAISE the stand
#3 "ne nav ,sc,e TO our principles Let us Judge the
a., i'a ,>traion with oil fairness, (as the Evening
Ea ho, If they do any thing good, We shall be
E4?s:Hs,n, ,hlv disappointed From such clique, We
III al 4,,hnr 5u, evil. We fear it is the Upas tree,
*;' ,"r ds,s poison from its trunk. Let US then
s'la ni-uo, d,sarm but keep ourselves prepared
.hsr dcsigns-their Bank, their Tarltf-and TO
-: crlpc,pes of rs. This is the true posi-
:'a' " the mean time, the Election for the House
IA ..s..u,a,ires is coming in the Spring. As the
Il m, and the Senate viii be against US, on the
KY md other questions, let US try and save the
q 1s Of Representatives,, IN order thas II may s
~ ,tyise our friends, therefore, in all the C"n-
,o, Districts 10 organize themselves jorsa'e"n,
~ Fn,,e their strongest men-and address 10 al
"a "n3d,,as who WOO their support, questiohs IKE
-| ,,s vou in favor Of Bank of the U. 5. IN any
~ - whatsoever: 80 - r
III Are you IN iavor OF Flo'ectfe i11'' :" 49,
D ,:lsoeyer: &c Internal
II .,.oyeme mis- in any form whatsoever:
Z, olso about the assumption OF the State DeoiS-
"a. about receiving Abolition petitions in any lof'n
sS,.yer-so also, about supporting men VINO s"ppo''
+ ..:a measures, NC.
.,ys,, Republican despars of the Republic: mol
4 s.hem-not single Press, which has reached us
rs le great victory was announced. ne uaet 10 VIZ
-. peyer known a Party, more UNEXPECTEDLY oea'e
Il ,as we have never known u party so ouoyanl ana
Il .'.a,,ned under defeat. Every Repaoicah lress Is
3.ama,ed BY the spirit OF the bacA"oousna", m"os
~, >,ap2ed They resolved to PICK the Mn. anu
\ "':'I,,r bow before such an opposition. Never
49,. We may be beaten, but we Will not stay oeatfn
~ victory surprising, but not overwhelming we
80 as;ealed but not discouraged. That the American
p,ss should have preferred an 'ncapac,tated ola man.
@ has refused boldly to avow his sentiments on great
Gc Questions or has implied them in contradictory
~ nr party effect to different sections of the Union;
. ,bey should have preferred him to Chief Magis-
,.s who stands forth openly and boldly 10 his coun.
rmea describing all considerations, except the good
~. country is indeed phenomenon, that occasions
4 \, I,,,s regret. But the People will ultimately reco
~"
en- rapidly vanish Among the various causes OF TINS
4 ,1lc,aa,un, is the embarrassment into which the
,ln,y has been thrown by oyerbanking and overaea
a, TINS has been ar.fully ascribed to the Admins
4.,on-and The slang of "Change, Change, has been
!, N their ears This delusion has been kept up by
: cIa.nors and powerful banking influence OF the
a,s,rv-and all the complicated, various and narrow
,.-.sis which the Banking system involves Inc
.snas Of the National Bank, of Protective farm,
!: l., &c.,-the fell band of Aboonists-lhe pro-
- sa nf uod-te corruption of the franchise by pipe
! vas and warns pnners-aded by the most shame
4 :, bcnburs, by Tippecanos Clubs spread over the
.,r.ry and other devices have conspired TO elect
Elam Henry Harrison. But the time OF reaction
,g.; ,.se place This discordant combination OF the
]. and ends of all parties cannot long continue
,e tie Image of Nebuchadnezzar, which was mace
cay and brass and various materials, single stone
nut saver il TO pieces.
@fas Republicans have high duties to perform. They
t,ye 10 save the nation from National Bank and Fro
,.rge Tariff the fell Aboli,ionists, and other dangers
-b which we are threatened. They must not dlsband
r.er mus, stand to their Virginia Is called on
- lie highest duties She must be the standard
,,er She has stood up true TO her ancient princ-
s-and thousands of noble of hers are gong on
h,r mav rejoicing that her escutcleon has escaped
n, s,l:a Of log cabin and hard cider influence We
scos little Of countrymen every where, II the
tine does not speedily arrive, when even higher tr-
c sill ret he paid to her exemption from these num-
We must stand by our arms. The time is coming
aa.n her great principles, the rights of the whole
s1la the interests of the whole Union will ca upon
H. % pursue her own illustrous example OF 9S-93,
I'm With view preparing all for this achieve
rsn shall begin BY laying before our readers IN
car next paper, the Resolutions OF 60 and Madison
apor; Of 90 Let Us begin at once-begn right again
-,aa wha, better can do than to sound The bngle
ao:s Of the Democracy OF 9o''
oSappose the Cabinet organized, and the Inaugural
covered, the next question 10 interest attention and
ss'1ie the country is Removals. and .4ppoinments.-.
Il /. does not remore to put in his friends many OF
ten will complain of his ingratitude, and his apathy
lit dos remove others will denounce him tor pro-
s. pion. Either way, ne cannot satisfy all who no.
a-:l: supported him. But whatever he may have SAID
a be- a'e speeches, whatever pledges he may have
sa on THIS subject alone, he cannot withstand the
la,1ln;,y that is about to assail him. Already we
..rof much excitement to the North this very sub
y, letter from Connecticut says: ALREADY IS the
Rarpsrty convulsed on the subject OF removals, and
Candidates getting signatures for places.
But the Congress Of lSil, must at last assemble
SINE Of his inportnnate friends indeed are crying out
oam 10 have a called session as possible The
Message is eagerly expected Gen Harrison must say
.eme,hng. If he recommends no measure, agreea6iy
= the acquisitions Of the Constitution, he Will be con-
,tsTed inefficient in purpose and treacherous 70 h'S
tls. Well, what will he recommends Nitona
L
ia Of discord is thrown His honest friends will d.
yte Gen Harrison cannot, therefore, repose on bed
.: oses Breakers are ahead. His vessel cannot be
a,s'sa,ed 10 any one point OF the compass, without
'.anng the danger Of splitting upon the hidden rocks
vch every where in;erspersed below the surface
Ct ,aags.
Now much more enviable the situation of the he
g,5ican party! We have beacons to guide u.s. we
aaye great principles to rally uPon-princples which
,.v have boldly avowed; principles, to which they
fave adhered during the whole OF the campaign
2naeples, TO which they mean to cling-principles
~ach constitute them one great uniform party; the
gand Of their strength the secret Of their confidence
each other: their Recommendation to tue support o
.naaakencd people. Under such circumstances wha
Republican can quail or falter who can abandon tn,
great principles OF 9S. who will give up the ship: wh'
NJ! strike the flag No one, who has The heart .
amaa or the spirit Of freeman anmating his bosom
Orr F;AG.-We raise our fag-our beacon tag
today which is to guide through the events OF TIT
hes four years. if gracious Providence shall spare III
. !onr. II is the State Rights flag of old Virginia
which she first displayed in '9a-e0-which CONDUCTED
@F 10 safety and glory in the civic Revolution OF lsoo-
al which has led her through many battle and man.
breeze, since that epoch We raise IT again. and cal
ron every Democratic Republican State Rights man Il
~; under the banner. 1t is consecrated by the names
= Madison and Jefferson, of Taylor and fendleton, o
IN gnnlft, I'll. tar m