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


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"Ed,oard Erersu.-The Governor OF '",s rEinuh
wealth has answered uneqniSocahy' ~ '"e r Ma
TIVE TO the questions, VII. Tier he IS IN iaN". ~ nv
immediate abolition OF savt'y ;" 't .arero states
lnmb;a and the slave trade between the seSe'a
- Everett now speaks The language "f patfi"',
pnnhI,c,n and a Christian. We believe II IS .he
rsal language of his soul When, few years s'"e',
be look the opposite ground, u. did violence :" ''S
CONVECTION of right, aud committed grlevous etr'i'
We are disposed to obl,trrae: that has gone before
and TO commend him for his orabe course. re-,
fer invidously to what he SO 8heh Puo''o n"a
was deeply corrupt, would ~ lngenerous' 70 cna,g
him with being nsncerf,a' me preseh' 'i'' w." ~
bo nn;ns 10 accuse him OF seeking popularity, woud
be equally uncharabe. 1t is not yet popular .h'ne
for the Chief Magistrate Of this Commonwealth 10 avow
himself in favor of immediate emancipation; ana un.
he shall prove recreant 10 his present prov es'o''
to be taken for granted that he means JUST W,,a W y
In our opinon he ought to receive the UNDIVIDED sup
nor, or tho ont.slayery voters of this Connohweat
nav thew are pledged to give HIM theI support ""s
much as he has declared himself 10 oe III ia'o' " VIZ
principles and measures. ..a
In Tho same paper an anti.savery ticket IS proposeo
headed bv EDWARD EVERETT for Governor
CABINET CHANGES.
Tho dissolution of the Cabinet IS everywhere re-
oarded nv the Wing Partyns 50 great calamity as
amortfying-as absolutely painful perhaps even as
aponzinp Everywhere there prevails the deepest ex
element Disappointment is pictured IN the connte.
nances Of the Wings, and appears in the columns OF
the journals Nor does it lessen the floods oil wing
grief to hear that the sew MEMBERS or THE VA
sIsEr WE'RE ORIGINALLY JACKSON MEN ihey are
| also ANTI-BANK up to the hub Hence me nation
NAV he saved for three years. TO say the least from the
trouble of any more Fiscal Corporations Judge Up
sbur of Virginia is a strc, State Rights man-an alb
.,r,c,;onist of the first water. The authorship OF
volume published at Petersburg, Virginia, last year, IS
attributed to him. II is review OF the Poticai Por'
ton of Judge Storys Commentaries the Constltu-
ton and maintains with clear logic aud great ability,
the doctrine of State Rights High FedeT2t measures
If Judge Upshur is an honest man. can Ssfe' &C.
hi, sanction From this causc review We extract 'he
| following paragraph, which will be eHough 70 '"'o"
! the Boston Federalists into Mysteries
s,ry speaking , Constitution allows no "p,fah'" r
vor Of the Federal Government n any cnse % An these
are enumerated in the CONSTITUTION, and nlns ~ on -
tuonaly done, beyond that powers These
means are granted, mped they are rs a. sin ~ conn
ponep parts II it, because would he imperfect ""sa
anu mshnr IL decided of course agans, the great
rdeI doctrine of consolidation Here IS his iunda
mental rule in constituting the Constitution;
Hs me L. is to be considered red a. '1%
aaG %f :s; "
ruage is doubtfn." ,.. ...;,,,
ps1d s ans s snS~y s
msns, By means Of phieh hungry contractors may PUN
der he public treasury and ciy spectators Prey upon
ton ..for classes sqhe ricOus u he h0fe The
remainder of the new cabinet will be likely to be as
acceptable TO the heightened ultra Wings, as Will be the
Secretary of the Navy. All are awyers--aH o"nser-
uatires. The knot OF politicians that MT. webster
was to wheel off in omnibus, now hold IN their
hands the destinies of this great nation what policy
they can adopt remains TO be seen. We know OF no
uhalf. way house" between Federalism and Democracy
| ave shall see what we shall see, as an old veteran
was wont TO e1claim Time is wonderful ialsher Of
Al nr thn lncf n
have made the Wings feel most sensbly. For the De-
mocracy but one course is cear-to be lockers on IN
Venice until the time when they can take the
mi ghty tide Of political in its glorious Hood, and
be swept on to fortune.-Boston Post
THE SECOND VETO.
The long agony is over and the suspense and ankle
ty which pervaded the whole country IN regard 10 the
course of the President the Bank question: have g
ven place that the Republic Is safe IRON
National Bank in the usual sense OF the term, at
least for four years longer. No National Bank can he
rvetted upon the county whilst President Tyler is at
the helm of the ship Of State By his on this
momen,ous question, II" has shewn himself the nobest
Roman of them all and from the bottom Of ous heart we
thank him, for the first veto much, for the second
more We do not desire 10 give him stinicd praise
Situated as he has been-with ma ority If The party
which elevated him TO power opposed to his principles
that majority led on BY MIR. Dictator Clay exeTting
all his ability and influence for the purpose of awing
the President into suhmssior 10 him and his measures
the mantle oil Olllcc thrown upon nun ny tue ucdtn vi
his predecessor and not by the will OF the people ex
pressed in the usual manner-under all these crcnm
stances and others which might BIZ added, President
Tyler has exhibited throughout, on this question: sub
lime moral spectacle, which deserves 10 be recorded IN
letters Of gold the brightest page OF his countrys
history.
Never were leaders so completely ensnarcd in their
own trap-"woodcocks caught in their spring
net The great object of the Harrisburg rapPers was
to catch Mr. Van Buren, TO "asten the old fox, as he
was frequently and so senselessly designated by
them and to effect their end they at him cundi
dates the most savailable," chat the term en-
ployed by them )-men who stood the best chance OF
beating him. and who TO have been selected be-
cause their political principles did not harmonize with
those of the great Wing leaders, all of whom were
odous to the people, and could not therefore, be
elected. During the canvass, the politicians Of The
Wing party, with harmonious accord, proclaim
ed to the people that their great object was 10 turn
out the men in power and put IN others, which be-
ing accomplished, they would, then, let us know the
measures 10 be carried out by them. They liked De-
mocratic principles, and attempted to show that their
candidates were Democratic than ours but they
dlslikeS our men, They succeeded in beating
in freeing the old fox. And soon as they were in
power they dotted dhe lions skin which concealed their
deformity when suing for power They brought for
ward their budget Of measures, not Democratic, but nj
ira Federal and destructive to liberty. Al the head Of
these, stood the u. 5. Bank the great haro Of abom
nations bnt always the idol Of Federal worship Too
many OF their measures, we nre IN candor obliged to
say, Mr.. Tyler has sanctioned but the prolific mother
of them all-the great harot herself-he has decapi
tated, and we thank him-we praise him for it. In the
language of of the Wing leaders, 'brenthe
reer and dee per-, because verify believe that public
liberty has been preserved by President Tyler in the
exercise Of his constitutional prerogative No Bank
we repeat can be chartered whilst he is at the head Of
affairs and Whenever the issue is fairly made before the
people Of the u s., they will decide they have al
ways bci- decided when the question has been pre-
scented to lhem-against any National Moneyed Cor.
poraton TO be chartered by Congress.
[Harrenton a. c. Reporter.
The EXrkAoRDIsaRr SEssioS.-1he late Session of
Congress- convened by the leaders Of The Wings, has
been closed and its history is before the people II is
not msna med when il is called The extraordinary Ses
son-it is extraordinary in senses than one-ex.
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