Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-09

clnde we are pretty well satisfied il vas written ~ "e
ne President himself, for we have better op''o -
The intellectual calibe of most OF his advisers ''u -
snnposc them capable Of conlidng TO The press 50 gar
iug mass 0l pueliie ii''''y' S'S 80
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the INAUGURAL in last, tins document squns sIos
10 10 = National Government, formed by the fe0ps
,hemsclyes-and not by the ota'rs-wh'cn was ~
.. error Of the Proclamation. In reference to the
PROSTITUTION Of the u S, it talks of certain rghts pos
sssod bv each individual American citizen, wncn IN
his eompart rih the others he has ncoer surrende'e"
". are not at all surprised that the statesman w"
could pen the following sentence "No'w''ns'ana,g
the limited sovereignty possessed oy me cope " nv
limited States and the restricted grant oi power 10 me
Government which they have adopted, eh'''h nus zee"
given 10 accompsh al! the objects for winch Il was
created should subsequently assert, lhat tug 'e"
raj Government has seized upon none VI ''e r'' -"
rrhts Of the States AS tar rs any open warfare "ay
have rome the State authorities have amply maintained
their rirhts"-The Bank, the Tariff, the interha I'M
provements the complaints OF Jefferson ana l'e
gle of the Republican Party for more than Az years %
the contrary Notwithstanding.
The Richmond Wing is pleased 10 say that nooooy
could "expect our approval of any thing Gen HARRISON
can saw or n"-But could the Wing, or cooid any
man, have expected us 20 approve such proouc'"" "
this when but three weeks ago we put out the follow
ing article show what my have been expected rom
Gen Harrison? We not in the habit of quoting our
selves but we venture The following Programme, to
show what was opinion of what matters the inau
gura should contan-and all ask is that every man
should Judge the Inaugural By these tests-fead Inc
Document, and you vii! not find the words "Aboli'Ion
"Slavery, "Peti,ions." &c, &c, at all n't--Does II
not abound in ''generaes: Are there any salts
factory "specifcatons: Is II not as John randolph
said, ''mere faniaronade Of distractions, on TINS
most absorbing SUBJECT subject too, on which 1en.
Harrison had made vaunt in this city, that he would
come out in this very paper 10 put down the Aboii-
onists, and quiet the fears OF the entire South Is
not obvious that this is not the paper, which ne showed
to Mr. Wise;
Agan-Has he "induge US with other revelations
as lie come explicitly the great questions OF
Finance which VIC have specified There IS thrown
in an insidous pretext, (perhaps Webster'an Tor JUS
ynr hereafter the esabl ishment of National Bank
bnt as to any bold ingenious development OF his favor
tie measures, there is nothing in IT, tie has dealt IN
sthe lummery Of general distractions lie has ap-
parcntly "takcn refuge in the idle plea, that the
President ought not to NEEDLE 'wth the powers Of the
Legislative Department. upon matters OF finance
To give excuse for avoiding this responsibility The
has misqnoed and perverted the Con
stuton itself Compare the words OF the Inaugural,
and Of the Constitutions and how the words OF the
lnstrun mt fsfed, in order 10 Disguise lis spirit