Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-30
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
aTHr COMPROMISES


People may learn great lessons IN little Schools =
lie who becomes famous for compromising pacing
races, may day distinguish himself IN compromis.
ing On the great field Of political contention
| When We contemplate the scenes enacting at Wash
ington, and look back 10 the means by which the pro-
h,nent actors acquired the power to convene tins
uaorHnary Cungfrss--Mheu system OF Hca.
sues about to be pecpta;ed upon hs nation Of free
men, such as have brought misery unspeakabe and
nhinlga'ed upon the laborins and producing classes
| IN insiand--whcn sce open corruption rewarded
and practsed-the bribery Of whole States, and
vert p'undef Of the best and much tic largest por
lion OF the nation about 10 be perpetfated under
the form of law, 10 the elnoIurnent Of gamblers
specuaiors, Bank robbers and stockholders, foreign
and domestic ; and when We hear the daring and IN
pr;ncplcd promoters OF these neiarious measures, en-
Outraged by their successful frauds the late Pres
dental contest proclaim, in Congress, that '',hc peop
expect action, We are doubling whether the Dragon
has not been let loose from The PIT 10 plague the earth
for thousand years. When We sec Congress Of the
United States, branch opcay controlled b. Henry
Clay, and lh- ether apparently, by Jno NJ Bo,ts al
| iactnr compromise, can come 10 no other cnnclu.
SION than that the Wicked One has more 10 do in tins
Extra Session than many good people Of.
| Who doubts that Clay will accept Glars compromise
Was il no. all fixed IN the Jockey Club long ago. Mr..
Claws project was "a tub thrown 10 lie whale. lie
will now take the compromjSG, and claim great credI,
for lberality and "magnannlty and his man III the
other house will IN for share III the crop Let
them get any thin. they can call charter, vestng
rights at this Session, and they will IL
amend il hereafter until they yet all they want-un-
less the people shall rise ~ Their primary assemblies
and swear by the altar Of their liberties, they viii M,
be the slaves Of corporation .-RsPeat' REffAL
lREPEAL'i, should br sounded inronghnn, the Ma
ton By every friend Of liberty justice, and humanity
There is fine ockeying IN this no.able compromise.
Bolts and Master Clay think they have "Ba!l in the
stable majority in most Of the State Legislatures
are Wings. aye Wings 1hey think then, tieir good
and trusiy friends viii not dissent ergo, say they, the
Pcop< assent 10 the location OF paw Of their mon
sler in the State But they may yet be mistaken IN
their representatives. as we'll as the People. II is not
every Wing who j. friend Of tins National Bank
far from it, Mr. Rivcs too has done his duty against
hs shameless proact-anG we hope, that those who
have thought with hin, will do their duty in the next
Genera! Assembly. Thy are Anti-Bank men and
they will cooperate wit! States Rights Republicans
and Wings, driving this pes,llence It It should come
from the borders Of the Old Domnion.-lf the people
intend 10 submit to dcspotism, let them remain qn
city At 10 nc ii they intend to be free, and tina,
their children shall be free, they must meet IN
their primary assemblies and proclaim their Stern
ctc rnnaion in tones Of thunder 10 the Dictator and
his mnions who would fasten upon them and their
children the meanes and most cruel o! all tyrans, the
purse proud a5isacra rmtlrd up By privileges confer
red by nuuious legislation On .hs great question trust
not too implicitly t!:is that lndlv Friends
of Liberty and tl CONSTITUTIONS arouse IRON your le
harcy and rally to the rescue. Watch your Legsll.
tors Some 1T them wou'd be you. masters. Should
Mr.. TYLER swallow this hot connection Of in'quitous
compounds prepared IN Mr. Clay canldron OF po!i-
cal wi,cacrai and sincerely hope he viii not,) the
an,idote is in III. lavrf Of the yeonamry. Rpeqt
WOMAN