Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-16


are us, as they purport to be, from the Fur ,
"rskth Wesi) by a native of Virginia, who has W
nee Nm the wool. HIS objections 10 the District 81
.MtRthk, "a confusion OF ideas, as we'll as i con-
irad B lcEms,) and, to the asserting feature, are
lrretA We have also received another Series Of y
EssR, Or the signature of "Tclesiaus," which is |
inttH 'de demonstrate The insidnus unconstitu- p
iloH'y ahr "FIscal Agent" and To warn his c
''coAtrM OF the hidden volcano winch they 4
trra, anhch threatens 10 engulph The Conslltu. =
tio, the on, the rights of the States and The Ii.
heres oaPeople, III one common ruin" We are
happy tolvc these Nos from the pen Of Teesnus I
AMI they'll appear forthwith HIS name shall be
.siiviolat Bnt hail, with great pleasure, these
pr,ductifom the quarter in which they emanate
70 rIDIToR OF TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
The Far South, July a, lsil.
No.
Sin hose in the far South, who can put forth
;u., cl,o be- at one and the same time, the friends
Of the 10, the Constitution, and the rights of the
States, I'd the present as porten,ous Crisis IN the
Nation airs. Many, very many, besides those who
90 NJ, NJ breasted that torrent OF popular deluslon
which Of so madly over the land, are now viewing
The CIR Federal measures which are in progress and
- ,r, at Washington, with unirigned alarm, ana
~ 80 their eyes ththerward with the intensest
;n,ersr The vast projects Of distributing among Inc
S,,,ee proceeds OF the Public Lands-of revising
IN. a in derogalon of the Compromising as
spp,the liabilities Of the Debtor States-claiIn
ARE of public attention, and merit II is believed,
. fneasure of public rebuke. But the attempt 10
r,a State acGuescence in all these and other vast
, n,ot. in esse in posse, by "base brides, when
,.,r State honor, and brand high Sovere'gnlIes
reorganization, and menace them with rum, has
n,rnint claims al tins time 10 the notice OF The
an.an people. This attempt 10 made through
thea ms of the projected National Bank. 10 secure
,,sucncc-SiGtes be made Stoekho'ders cut oil
,bsblic bounty. To secure lis pcrpcuay, Sorerttgn
s.. are ever to remain Federal ben.feiaries. WIN
ydeave, good Sir, propose TO present to the read
erthe Enquirer my views OF the powers OF Ioh-
r,,o incorporate National Bank. II IS mol my
Tsose 10 present the arguments which have been
fLilly urged against the constitutionaty of Bank
q, that doubt their efficiency al all. have long
uqht the m unanswered and now deem them unan-
cradle. But presurning they are known, am sure
b. are appreciated. As mine are of humber origin,
Iihey are of humber pretensions. They do not as
u 10 be the demonstration itself, bu, only links in ITS
a,n-claiminr nothing as dicta BY the force of an-
Srty-a the efficacy they can have will be the cor
Alaries from reason.
iut | am sensible that the man question involved,
nno, properly be reached, until preliminary matter
1 been disposed OF. 1t is the position which Mr..
sler now occupies to the Nation at large. Many OF
4 Wing presses affect TO consider him as pledged 10
srry out all their measures. They sny, they deem
kn nedged TO do what General Harrison would have
Inc and that, too, whether Mr.. Tycrs prime Piles
build have sanctioned such course or not. - this
he. Is ke thus bound If so, what has bound hun
fss il his nomination, his election, or the death q
Lneral Harrison II IS important that these iies
Ibns should be solved. The destnies of this Nation
II quarter of century it may be forever are lAt
Idepend on John Tylers rightly estimating and rIght
ld;scharaing his Obligations Let us see, then, VIVA
l,ra,,ons he owes to the Wings, which require nun
| administer the Government IN opposition 10 hl'
I snc,pIas and to his own views OF his Obligations Z
/ r Constitution. -,
| The position assumes, that though Mr. lylee va
acted on his own principles yet, that the CONTINGENCY
\ !, ,,nl,ed that If he survived Genl. IL, and sue
aded 10 his Office, he was 10 sacrifice his own pm
Ole, and assume those Of General H. Most uncoh
s,n,,onal doctrine this ! That instrument no"her
d,lares that one President the successor 10 ahohe
Ps,de plans or opinions or purposes or PROMISES
,nakes him only the successor to his salary, nv iu'
,rs and his Obligations and very especially 70 h'' %
| /, .aious 10 the Constitution.
| /, concedIng for a moment that Mr Tyler is $
bond wha, we're the purposes, &c, oi zen iiai,
sonsn relation 10 National Bank: IAN any one &c
fine them: Was he not sustained in many oil Tue otd'
in late canvass, the ground that ne was Oppose
to one' Has he not repeatedly announcru na eo"'s
tu,ion objections: Have we not had y rom Nus ."
iip- !, the very midst of the canvass, Ina, ne won,
s,rn N. Bank hill, unless two circumstances sn"ui
concni-ls Tha, he should deem It 'ndtsPensao.e
the 90 lection, ,afe keer,ng and disbursement % /"
psblic reyenue-and -. That there sloald DC M "'
gutrncut cSprPSSOn oil pnJDiNV ~ t'i1 PN'f'
favor. Hdve those circumstances concurreo
the stencc OF other be avouched for, Let US see
i Na''"al pJ, declared Bank a
NJ unless iadispensaHc tor tInse purposes. "heA
,cjcr,j ms he could not have deemed ItMdtSpeHS7d
ar he would have SAID so. lie would not nave :
n,sssed himself cond,tionalv, if the past history
nresen, situation Of the country satisfied MN Weh ~
Bank was indispensable to the cocct'on, &C u :.
,nbl,c revenues II not indispensable msn, mas an
- a,.,rya1 IN m Ike AT all PtPUlS- Cd
any nnc saw tia, he Gen H. would have thonghi $
II Mr. TYLER is bound IN do wha; Gen H. would nay
dong he must be hound 10 ha0~ what ne "ou'0 10
done Judging from the past, he was o0un" 20 oe,',
shat Cen H. did not then deem II tHd'sPsnsd1te ~"
he is to knoc what assemhlage OF circumstances won
;o ,o,,b, the ron yictton on Gen. H. $ mind, IN
coninp time that il 80, or how those ciicu.
stances themselves might have lost their force ~ u
occurrence Of others, or whether, u zen r. "o'
have srned any bill, it would have been SUCH one
5! MIR Ewing or Mr. Clay has presented-ali these 'n9'
RIO. mus, he left 10 those who deal IN prophecies OF d
.li.d :, n,overns But certain il IS, tina, II Mr. J.
! l., rad no mean, Of reaching the knowledge nece
60, - inform him what Gen. HARRISON would nay
d,ne he u constrained 10 rely on ms own hh""""s
ara H.. own pnnciples TO guide him IN the enc
orncv when il arises. That john ty'er mas NC
! thought 4 National Bank 'nd'spfnsao,e 10 '"t Io'.
W., s,s. Leep,n1 and disbursement Of the pubic r
| on h.. Whole III. at;css for him. md, unless y
or,a.,,.ous NJ HE country are greatly beed, y w
%, IL x,.n thai n, does deem II 'ndiSpsnsdhs 20 y
n,.g,;v of ,he C,ns,t,ion, that no such oill shon
.c,,re Tho Frect,iye concurrcnce-and, that =
winch wants constitutional sanction WIZ want 'ol
Tylers sanction as long he exercises The E1ecu
| functions. ..a. u
IA RI, has III. other alternative interviewed: Il
i bccn ,scertained that majority OF The people ia
nnncn,rnc,,Iv declared favor Of Bank: 1t So nos
when:-In the last general election: 40 one Tiii 8
81 In most Of those States which cast their elector
votes for General H., no question o BANK was -
vasssd b.gore ihe pnbiic. We hao'c, that IN some
tbcn, b,s ffietGs stouty maintained that ne was
no.a1 - ,,,, measure We knon, that u all the sla'
~ which tht question was not canvassea nau -, =.
,,. ,a, ,sa;nst General H., he would not have bet
elected mi If the Wings will ascFihe Gen II; IL
;or;,;es ia lie Bank question nione, how are 'hey
;us,,cy Themselves before the country, inr Tue gta
CHARGES ,hev brought and the boisterou Us caou,s t
raised anains, the late Administration: D'd al ~ we
nemorable efforts accomplish nothing Tor tne'n, we
their assaults upon the Sab Treasury ana f0'~se
3rnu Bill of no avail: Dad Bots iioos case ana os.'
S,,,iiiou speeeh achieve nothing: Dld .lo"t'""n.S
,oId Them no aid: Had Gen H. no intrinsic iner
- h;s nwn: Were his military services without =
association in the canvass Did his loca! position 70
| pc, md populous West afford him no help: D'd '
oGee.seekers, who in countless mulu'udcs have oe
the very Capitol, TO be rewarded Tor the
r;ng energies of their electoral tolls, really Dfns
18th m The polls; Were garRrartiifrS anu pp