Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

A Washington scr,bbler of the MlIedgevillc Recor-
der says, "They have formed coalition with Mr.. Tyler:
he agrees 10 back out from the Distribution p~olicy-the
Locos are 10 support him, md take him with oil his
principles-so that MIR. Tyler is now the head OF the
Loco Foco party. 1t is SAID that Il formal meeting was
held the other night for the purpose of ratifying the
contract, and that Benton prevented It's consunma'
ton Now, there is not one word of truth IN this
whole story. But what says the Wing colleague OF the
Recorder, viz: the Milledgeville Journal, OF the same
date "lt is true We nre attached to a party now,
which may be said to be altogether opposed 10 Mr.. Ty-
Ter; but is that any reason why we should be mute,
or join in the censure of him, with protective Tariff
men, Federalists, Democrats, Aholitionists, or Wings,
for exercising the TaO portr, aud when that Veto Is
exercised for the protection Of the South, and Southern
interests We see no justice in il, and we shall not do
"Under the present state of things, we not only deem
it Distribution wrong, but as opening the door Tor a
high protective Tariff, and we not only approve OF the
course of the President in vEToISG the provisional
Tariff bill, repeating as il does, MIR. Berrien's proriSo-
but we hope he will continue to reto every similar bill
that may be presented to him. we like this
spirit. 1t sounds the knell 10 any of the Southern
Wings in Congress, who go for Distribution.
The Globe wisely cautions all the members of the
Republican party, against a premature discussion OF the
Presidential electromagnetic all agitaiing divisions,
when the discussion does couie on AGAINST all abuse
of the candidates. 1t says, that "whilst, as heretofore,
we shall decline entering into the Presidential contest
until the ascendency OF our principles is complete IN
the councils of the country, or a party nomination is
made, we will not hesitate to defend any OF our dlstin.
ouished leaders from the assaults of our friends. To the
assaults of the Federalisls We need say nothing. lhey
are Ia be expected, and will not distract our ranks
Our effort will be 10 keep the Democratic party uniteo,
until the party itself shall concentrate on that man VINO,
in their opinion, will best maintain their principles, and
reform The Government. Then we trust there Will be
none amongst us who will prs fer g 10 lose the cleo
ton, rather than 'our patty and their candidate
sbould triumph. Such Democrats, long before the el,c
tinn occurs. we doubt not, will have gone over to The
enemy" 1t says, that "The Federalists are particular
IL anxious 10 bring to life again these buried drssen
sion.-and this is very natural in them. But no other
lliaa sinister motives can &c tua,e any, claiming affinity
with the Democratic party, who thus seek 10 muse
the Ingredients of former differences in the present
perfect concord in regard both 10 principles and mea'
sures which prevails among the prominent cham
pions Of the Democratic cause. All at this moment
concur in opposition TO a NATioSAL BANK-to 4 ma
TIoSAL DEBT-to a TARIFF ESSENTIAL FOR PRoTEc'
TIoX-to Internal IMPROVEMENTS BY THE NATIONAL
GovrGSMrNr-to ABoLITIoS-to DisTRIBuTIoS-t
Federalism in all its shapes. All agree to reduction
of erpcndtureS-to reform in he eurrency-to admins
ratirc rlorms IN all icpaytmcntS-and to the mamie
nance of the jeiiersonian Interpretation OF the conStl
,u,ional powers Of Government. We have seen some
of the ahleSt and worthiest among the present cham
pions of the Democratic faith attacked-not Tor villa
they are in politics, but for the crude notions lmbibed
in early ltfe-notlons repudilted almost as soon as
brought to a practical test; and the Democratic fa'il
adopted, acted on, and confirmed by twenty years ex
perience: and this TO SOW dissensions among the North
ern Democracy"
We are happy TO see the Madisonian recognizing the
great principles, set forth in the two sentences, in SMALL
CAPITALS, and in iaiicS, quoted above from the Globe
from the words GAN at this moment" down 10 the
words 'powers Of government as the Republican
principles of The Administration. "These (says The
MAJ sonian)a are The precise principles Of the .ldminis'
ratioa, and we doubt not honest men will ultimately
come forward and support them So mote 1t be
say we.