Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

men on this stormy sea for three years yoyare il
pursuit oil an old, broken down politician for their pro
s'den' and constitutional currency If taper uas;e
board, ".eather'. r'' rN
bh, DO these men see The implied confession Of +,
'asa'h On their part, when they make the charge Of
Pe"y against Mr. Tyler because he vetoed Their Fis
ca' S"'poiatIon None Of them will pretend that h,
ever openly renounced The principles Inc has onp ie.,
kii""h l" hoid on the Bank question. WHY then did
'h'y expect iiin TO sIgn charter /. Was It bccansp
'h'y ''h MN up lar Vice President Did he promise
IN consideration thereof 10 srn a charter H. m,
say tey, re iaierred lie would and we had riobt !,
CONSIDER his acceptance vi the nomination an ,mpl.d
promise 10 be the Wing President. We barpained e.,
MS p'1'pes and his conscience, understood and
now The "perhdIous wretch says, we were m,s,,k.n
anu "hut IS wurse he has the impudence To stand in
Tue why ni The implied understanding OF tle Nbiu
party, THAT Clay should succeed Harrison ~
ne''ef had Mr. Clay dsband his adherents ret;ra :,
The shades Of Ashland, and prepare To die IN na,cs
Du' no. lie ruling passion tells him no. THIS W
tefah candidate of the Fedcrals,s is the sopI or al
lhe extra movements Ue have witnessed in ITO No
litica world in the last SIX months Aireadv ba !,
broodIng over and Matching new issues In cnrry ;,,
the next Presidential contest. Having no mor. Ioc
cabins and hard cIder-no more STANDING rrn;eo -
more gold spoons and flooe more roeues
royasts To parade before the people, and fearing :,
trust himself on that corporation which has twice fun,
him To the ground, he now, III search after new is
Sues trusts his sacrllegous hand into the very sane
of the Constitution would tear the veto power
and throw our liberties 10 the wild havoc of Va
tional .lssemJiy." Yes, this disappointed aspran
would expnnge the veto power from the Constitution
To crafty his lust for power, he would pull dowi
the temple reared by our vrtuous ancestors under tn
eye Of the Father of his country, though it should eav
US, like the dispersed lsrael:teS, In be Kissing and
by-wnrd to the nations Yet, strange 10 TELL SOM
men are infatuated to to believe that Henri
Clay has discovered that the Summum G0Rum-th
Philosophers stone-is covered by tins veto power
and they are ready TO join him in the work Of demo
lishng the Constitution that they may clutch TIN
prize he promises in United States Bank These ART
neither justice nor tolcraon-who treat conservation
scrupes as idle superstition, and call adherence I,
principle, "sky .scrapng" abstraction
Shali we, my count!ymen, tamely suffer such mer
IL strike down the President of the United States ant
uampe him in the dust, when his only offence is con
scienous discharge OF what he relIglousy believed Il
6e his duty TO us Can We be so lost to a sense o
what IS due to national honor, and Republican dignity
and virtue, as 10 permit men, whom send 10 Con
gr"ss to form cabals to advance their interested
views oil avarlce or ambition: | cannot think it,
and sure am heavy reTibalon awaits the actors in
such dssraceiul ntrigues. The recent attempt upon
Tie Irtsient IS nm insult TO this nation, which tree
people can submit TO- and retain their liberty long
Such examples from Congressman, il not arrested By
The loud and stern rehuke Of public Indignation, will
fill our land with disorder and volence-The blood OF
clv dIscsrd and sefvIle will down our streets
and we shall be made sensible of folly by the bit.
Ter waillngs and hearrendlng cries Of and
children.
These evils and their consequences mar be distinct
y traced 10 aspIrants 10 the Presidency and their
terested adherens They ought 10 be corrected, and
the sooner the better
See Mr. Bolts harsed speech on the Bank bill.
Richm0ad, September 10