Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27


who will be got TO take the stock and the notes are IS
sued let not one of you keep Of their notes in your
,ockets for three hours; but take it tn the branches
Ybicb are TO be thrust the States against our con-
sent and ask the bank officers 10 give you money Tor
The bills. Tremendous cheering and cries OF I'VE
wiIl-we wildly heavens we wIll.'o They cant de-
Ieoaie LEGALLY those powers to corporations which Mr.
Clay proposes To delegate. They light ms soon dele
gate the power 10 command the army and navy to
CORPORATIONS and John Tyler has too much not to
be aware of this fact. (Cheers9
MIR. Clny commits the most ridiculous plumbers IN
matters of finance that ever heard of. school
how would be ashamed of Of his statements; they
are unworthy OF an answer. lie would not pay the
director H. no Blu, lie could give them hi,ie bu'er
10 their bread. I.aughter) lie would let each nave
SlO0OO there are to be 200 directors and OF the .oo
not one would ever pay back cent of the loan Gre
mendous cheering)
You have been tainted agrarians and wanting 10
take property from the rich; this is false. All you
is for the rich not To put their hands m your
pockets and take away your hard earnings when .hry
trying to do by Clays odious Bank Bill. All the
bank projects are bad enough, hut Clays is the most
odious and ridiculous of the whole lot. Tremendous
cheerng)
heard the bank men outside the crowd say this
meeting would be failure. (Laughier9 A failure!
Why, this is spontaneous meetng-calcd together
by no party-by no names or sgnatures-and here are
nearly three thousand persons and they call this al
ure. CHEERS and of laughter) But we can III
this park, if we please (cheers)-and We will. cloud
cheers.) We shall have all the Democracy here ana
the honest Wings; tremendous cherrng)-the Tyler
Wings, (cheers for already the Wings Of the city are
divided into two NOTES.-The Tyler Wings and the Clay
Wings, cloud cheers,) and the deser"ns from the Clay
ranks are getting more numerous every day-(l.oud
chcers) He soon will not have corporal guard lett
(Cheers and aughier) "My black boy, Charles, will
soan constitute the whole Of his rank and file CHEERS
and roars Of laughter) For 1t is very evident that, as
two suns cannot shine in one hemisphere, so John
TYLER and Henry Clay cannot both rule this great ma
ton. (Cheers) With Mr. Clay it is, aut C@sor, ant
nui'us. He must play first fiddle or he will play no
fiddle at all. Laughtcr) And i he plays he wants
But will have meeting here, when The old
flag waves from the Hall, that shall astonish the stock
j"bbers. The People, who the columns OF the
Commonwealth, will come ~ in a living stream OF ma
jesiy, the lion from the swelling of Jordan The
stock iobbers, the spectators, the lobby members
they the vermin of the body polite. CHEERS
have connexions numerous among the rich; they Tell
not to talk thus, for fear those might hate me-
My fellow Citizens, their love might do me harm-hui
their hatred would be a blessing on my grey head
Tremendous cheering) They know love Andrew
Jackson. do SOL fought by his side at ~ Orleans
love him for his conduct there love him because
he vetoed the bank bill. tremendous cheering) And
If John Tyler has the courage-and believe he has
TO veto Cays bill, the blessing Of the naton Of old
and young, rich and poor, man, woman and child, Will
ring round his heart and home his head and his hearth
stoar till the latest hour of his life THE enthusiastic
cheering that followed this burst, truly terrific and
dcasrning for some minutcs)
If lie does no the cry Of "Repeal' will ring from
end of the Union To the other The great people
are ready-thc calm Norlh-the chvalrous Sou.h-,he
adventurous West-and the enterprlsIng East!-all-
all ready to repeal Clay odous, neiarions Bank
Bill if il passes, (Cheers.) The good sword Of the
people will cut the Gordian Knot asunder peaceaoly
always pcaceably !-(Cheers) Nota our our antago-
n;sts SAID before the election, "forcbly if we must :
No no Never iorciby, my friends! (Cheers.)
Mr. Clay seems determined to be the great NJ
He distributes the Public Landslide creates Bank Il
he says il shall pass-he creates Loan-he calls all
contract Yes, such contract as the lion made
The lion divided quantity Of plumber in three shares
he took share because of The power of his name
Lion (Alr Clay is the Lion Of the West-he takes
share for that Well, the lion claimed the second
share because he the strongest and smartest beast
in the place. and boosted Of more power than the rest
$50 with Mr. Clay in the Senate) "And, then, said
the lion, ",hcre is share left, to be sure don't
exactly insist that It is nine but let me see the beast
that dares to touch il, and III tear hlGi TO pieces.
(CheeTs) And SO It IS with Mr. Clay and his con-
tracts. lie is the lion, and claims the lions share
cloud cheers and laughter)
And now, my friends, leave you. And now call
on you, socmny in this noble Park, here beneath the
broad, bright canopy Of Heaven, III The face ofyon sum-
which, setting in his golden radiance seems 10 smile
upon meeting 10 give three cheers-thfee heart
leIt cnetrS-liljt t!ligllly h'u aHu ~
spond to yon lhat the aIl-wlse Ruler over all may
bless John Tyler, he did the good old hero Of New
ORLEANS and give Inn moral irmness 10 veto the
Bank Bill. Tremendous cheering, which lasted some
minutes
Mr. Dye here rose. lie denounced Henry Clay and
those who voted for his traitors 10 the best
interests Of the nation. (Cheers If The Bank Bill
passes they say il must he like the laws Of The Medes
and Persians. Soft may be TILL repcait. CHEERS
will second the efforts of the President, f he yeioes
the Bank Bill. (Cheers) have always been De-
mocrat-always voted with my party-but if John ry
Ter stands by the people of Israel and leads them on. OF
the land of Egypt and Of the house Of bondage,
hnlp God, will vote for him for the next President,
party party. If he does this, he will be blessed
in his house and home-h,s store and basket. If he
docs not, curses rcproaches will follow John Tyler to
the grave. tremendous chseringl
Look at Henry Clay and his black boy Charles one
regulating the Senate, and the other drilling the Honse
in the insane endeavor to make them plastic pot
ters clay, CHEERS and laughter) and regulating the
Mcleod case between the acts, and telling our State
Judges what they must and must not do. Still these
Judges last have sad-"Tell Great Britain that she
has not control the free soil Of the empire State
(cheers)-tha there at least nation LETT upon earth
that does not court her favor fear her frown.-i
cloud cheers)
Fellow citizens: rose not TO make a speech viii
conclude by fervenly hoping that john Tyler may BE-
found made Of sterner stuff than clay. (Cheers and
laugh,er.)
Several other gentlemen addressed tie meeting,
which adjonrnrd about o'clock.
FIFTY DOLLARS REwARD-The subscriber will give the