Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22

----s The srril Of The "Dec,aration. IL as
Anc sucdbrld that Mr. Tyler was undersloot N re-
cures 'nSerosa,ives before his election TO the nee
Iency, 10 have expressed himself ~ favor OF lne
I.ts.,itut,ona,y and expcdency OF National Bank,
notwithstanding his former opinions thai; ""hilc The
oath and Of the President are offered as ex-
cuses for the ,o they forced to regard them as
dangerously set up against the authority and sanction
Of the Constitution Itself that they express their
inter dsapproval Of the he made nt tie power OF
The veto"-,ba "they declare IT III be sanctioned By
no principle OF the Cons:i,utn and by worthy pre-,
cedeRt that II mas been used by him ''io arrest anu
defeat the Just proper and necessary action OF te wing
administration Of the Government, IN point where '.'
whole party the President cnded, stood piedeeu :"
the country by the most sacred obligations = 'ha' "
d.sapprose and gret his course OF conduct 'o"au
The late Cabinet, sby which they have been atSeh
the service ofthe country IN the posts winch ''es my"
with sach distinguished sbili,y that lie mas coupe
led the Wing party, almost rs one man, 10 ''ee W.
,,,-se IN the Bank question and the alleged compulsory
restoration of his Cabinet, mot only with dissent ou'
with open reproba,ion that while they do no. asse'
that he resigned desired 10 betray or desert tue
Whip partv they can yield him their support only Oh
The ground that .ndng his error, he wll correctt IN
,-ai,on to the Bank question-that lie will "iooS WIN
more care and better )ugment anu CONCLUSIONS ihto 's
Important subjects which he and Congress oiHeieu
and that he will appoint Wings 10 ali lie DePa't
mens and places that 'tis public money no" IN ms
hands must be taken out tina, National Bank EHsf
be snpplied-and that he must repair the mischeis
which his own nnwise policy may have inflicted on the
country short, that he must do and perform all
this and all indeed down in the "Decaration, or
get on ithou; the confidence support, but rather
the defiance and hostility os the caucus d'ctaiors and
their echoes and ailies in this State at least Sui
more: He IS adlnonished no! to look beyond the zone
.erm;" and in immediate jux'aposon, the Decisra
non "offers Henry Clay Of Kentucky the tribute OF
our h arifet gratitude aud lauS for his eminent pub
hc scry:es, never more Conspicuous Or valuable IMAM
=, The Senate during tn recent session ii congress
and me derou;ly hat he may Ing be preserved
;iis country.
Sch are the prom positions Of This eAt:aordins'
~ document Il IL IN lie spitii and tone Il the Ioh-
.5lessonsl Manfes,o snanainc from kindred source,
and n,,efire ,he scveses G"nnnca,'"h q The fFesi-
e-n, IN terms scarcely courteous, and h no means
,oncaang thc rance. and hostility that runkc below
80 su.flcc Ii applaud= the retiring Cabinet while II
has not the cando, .. The hard.hood to condemn, ex-
.,u, be- implication, the continuance Of Mr.. Webster
and the acceptance Of Mr. john Z. Spencer. |, de-
aunces The President oT The past, and puts him on his
rood bsha yisur for the future. 1t ndeod throughout
grossly insulting the President, and III spirit alike
Hostile and dica,oria
H'e shall see he.: il w be received al the White
House How it will be understood and appreciated BY
the American People, the results in Name, Indiana
and MARYLAND, show already; aud the results IN Penn
.yyania and New York iesi shoe with equal enpha.
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