Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-14
A DAY OF EETRIBuTIoN WILL COME.

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i DAY OF IETRIBUTIoN WILL COME.
Yes, we tell the Federasts that day of reckoning
will come. They may go on while they have the pow
er 10 do so, violating every principle of right, setting
justice at Defiance and gorying in their misdeeds. Blu
their reign will be short Power obtained by raut
cannot be lasting actions not conforming 10 the rules
rectllude, cannot long go unpublished. day OF re
| tributon will come
! We tell those who have already obtained places
and the spoils of Office, that they will, ere long, be
hurled from the places they occupy; and we canton
those who are seeking office to look well TO their ways
before taking Offices which they will soon be obliged
vacate
The Federalists are literally heapng up wrath unto
the day of WRATH and when the time shall come round
for reckoning, they will be weighed in the balance
ofJustice and found wanting. Before the election
they prescribed men, when it in their power to Go
so, Tor not voting for their candidate for the Presiden-
cy. Now that they have won victory it can hardly
BIZ expected that they will take different course.
They have entered the broad road which, if they pur-
H. VIII lead to the destruction Of their party,
and we hope they will continue TO walk therein bu.
we tell them that for all these things they shall be
brought 10 account.
Tie people have more than once repudiaed n Ma
tona Bank. Let them build one up if they dare
But let the opponents of Bank openly and fearessy
declare that they viii put il down; that if the Federal
lists dare to violate the Constitution the Democrats dare
defend it, and Heaven giving them power, will restore
it 10 the people, pure il from the hands Of
its trainers. We do soemny declare, and we
would that every Democratic journal in the Union
would take the ground that will never sanction
the erection Of National Bank that such an nstitu-
ton be chartered, will do all that we can 10 uncha
ter il.
We plant ourself upon this principle unfnTl our
banner 10 the breeze, and nscrbe upon il in letters
plain and emphatc-the motto No National Bank,
now and forever.
We will never consent 10 this glorious Union this
great country, these independent States, humbled at
the feet Of the money power. Give US King, give
us desposm give any kind Of Government at
whose head is soul-a thinking feeling, conscientious
being-rahcr than moneycd corporation-a Bank.
Bay State Democrat
These sentiments ofthe Bay State Democrat wor
thy of the cradle Liberty Boston has felt from her po
slion at extreme point the oppressive evil of that
trail grasp Of avarcc, which para the energy and
kills the life Of the extremes of the Confectionery and
if Boston feels it, whom it only robs of her legitimate
share Of commerce city of merchants, how should
The South feel IL The South, which Federalism has
ton won for us the South which has defed the Bril-
fish Lion in vain, if American foxes are to prey upon
her forever which gains nothing from the severance
from Britain if she suffer base subservient 60
vcrnmcnt aided by unblushing Southern mercenary
adventures, TO besow her colony again, making
her the vassal Of the Northern mamnon. The South
which furnishing in her stap le the chief and almost sole
medium for foreign exchanges, would have retained
her direct trade, and hunrshed, had the cunning ma
chinery of National Bank never been forced upon
her. in spite Of the Constitution, to cheat her of her
rights and direct all the Of her prosperity into
Northern channels. Hold your Conventions and pirate
of "Drect Trade" you please, will only back
iii National Bank he kept off. Submit to that and
you must be content TO hug your yoke as colony
as trbutary-thankful to Northern foTbearance and
Northern calculations of interest, for the privilege to
breathe.
And the South does feel thistle people of the South
We know the false position in which contiguous States
have been placed by the CUES Of treacherous and
unprnciped politicians but know the people Of
South Carolina, and believe that the Of the
Southern people have a sympathy with MS, which at
the touch of truth will be reused to similar action
We see in Virginia that there arc honest Southern
Wing politicians, who will be induced by no "circum
stances Of temptation TO sell their country to stock
obbers and the proAigate hypocrisy of Clay; men who
sold to the Bank party We believe that there
is in North Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee, as well
as in Virginia. large number OF Southern Wings, tho
roughly anti Bank and truly represented by such men
as Mallory, Hunter and Bayly. Looking around US,
we cannot believe that the Southern people will ever
re surrender to system of bold faced plumber, which
the Extra Session is called to organize They will as
soon believe in the pety of Henry Clay, that ierveni
professor that hoary saint! as that he is eagued win
The money power for the good of the South. They
know that that power Northern-that it is hungry
for prey-hat it must gather from abroad to accumu
late at homeland that the productive South IS the
harvest field into which the National reapers are TO de-
scend-the South whose exnberant bosom they have
destined shall never nourish her children, whose
fertility does not enrich herself and whose mpoversh
ment has come to be deemed necessity of the Union
whose plumber is the only bond OF Wing harmony
whose only hope if she is not ready to resist to the out
rance that the robbers may quarrel IN advance about
the division of the plumber.
Io,k around MS and mark the advocates of the
Wing scheme and its opponents in South Carolina
See if the mass of the former are not men OF North
ern sympatIes and Northern interests, men ior who
South Carolina has past, no future, noing sacred
TO memory, nothing ensrossng pa. r ad ea
who love the homes they have come from, ana VINO
have come to the land of the stranger, to gather ana
carry away; who came TO get money TO enrlch otheF
regions and improve other homes by ITS disbursement
They cannot be expected to abhor the policy that spos
tho Souhron of his inheritance, when all their bre-
bren be yond the Potomac cry aloud that their exist
cnce depends upon the schemes success Some OF
them would deem that they doing their country
service by making merchandise of the very bones IN
opr clurchyards to feed the central monopoly. But
the mass Of native Caronans, the footsteps Oh whose
fathers have hallowed soil, born here and mere
concentrating all their hopes, are opponents OF Tie
oilded fraud they the monster through the 'msy
mask, and will resist the invasion OF their rights
Charleston, vet Carolinan in the mass, is OF course
Democratic; but look at Sister States and see IN
what points Federalism rallies strongest. Look at
Wilmington, North Carolina, in the midst of Demo
cratic District yet Federal, because there Northern
traders congregaie-the bulk Of the business men be-
ing Northern and naturally for the Wing policy. A A.,
ensta, Georgia. is strong hold of Whiggery, from l,e
same circumstances, and the Georgia spirit has 10
struggle hard in Savannah against the Northern 'n ,bs
SION 1t is so every where, in points through Inc
South where the agents of Northern houses nrf,ce
But the deep will be stirred a! last. anu ,o haavng hill
a p1s when T 0 the eu ground popular sentiment be
g;ns to move: they will trembe helpless 10 resist
gnoo the bosom of our society, when the leart the
moved heart of the old to beat W ndgnsny
i Ia hat sancmonous servitor of Philade Phia f.
ean ane a the Philadelphia in their
mpotent tes their hypocritcal denuncatl0ns o. South
Carolina, and affect holy horror at her talk OF resist
snce If while their grand Wing scheme for shearng
The wool is connecting they are arranging the in.