Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-08

| his country. He will veto any general Tariff bill,
which un,es Distribution and the Tariff. But, the
Madsonian says, "Pass just Tariff bill by issJ-
the President will sign such bill The Republican
party will assist in passing such bill Their course
will be- to cut down the expenses of the Government
as low as possibe-estmae The amount which Is To be
rased-then count the avas OF the public lands ut The
most reasonable ninxnum-throw them back INTO The
Treasury and then raise The duties TO the effective
point (hnt u.s. not making them too high lest they be-
come prohbltory,) To make up the deficiency II
the manufacturers Of this City tell in their memo
rial that these duties will amount TO sufficient protec-
lion for their interests be it So We shall not be the
first man TO lift finger against it,
We call, then, upon Congress to do their duty-,o
pass such bills as Mr.. Woodbury. proposes, to remove
all doubt about the power TO collect duties, and 10 Tx
the home valuation by certain uniform standard we
call upon the Republican Party TO preserve the Com
promise act now that The manufacturers have enjoyed
all its benefs) and the act OF al; and TO preserve he
Proceeds of the Public Lands for exhausted frea-
sury We call upon their wisest men to meet toge-
ther, and consult even in caucus, Us the wings are
| wont 10 do)-and to move with united counchs. we
call upon them TO unite with the more prudent part OF
the Wings who will not sacrifice every thing 10 the
mad designs Of factious polIticansand devise 'Just
Tariff, by i,sef-and tariff adequate, in conjunction
| with the Public Lands, to pay The debts and meet Tue
necessary expenses of the Government be tlrm, yet
concatory- Abandon not an atom OF your prIncipes'
or your rghts-but satisfy the Northern and Eastern
Wings VI You can administer pdii W
At ali events satisfy generous people, that IT the mad
caps, who consulting the ambition oil lheH eacel
and the views of their party, are wiling 10 sac'hce
every thing else, the compromise oil u.s. the pieoses "
A. the credit Of the Treasury, even the interests OF
the manufacturers to the principle of Distribution tha'
the prudent men of Congress determined TO do
their duty, and the ship from the breakers. DE
firm, and the people will stand by you
The Republican Press is now pouring forth torrent
Of lipbt upon the movements q. Washington Among
| -t.ol,c ro,,, tba ~ Jourual Commerce
and do from the n Y. Herald, as well as from the N
Y Evening Post. But for the pre- eat we limit our
selves 10 extracts from article in the Mobile ltegs''F
of the Goth u,imo, written Of course before The eto
message, but in prophetic spirit Oh antcpato" OF the
present crisis
"'rhe Twelve line ll Temporary Tariff Bill is called
which clay Wings have put together with The view M en-
tripping the President, having passed IKE House "' epIfo
lives is pending the Senate lftc Wings thrre c"u ~
lied upon with consistency good lail Inc h won W.
enough o that party, uohnd 10y ever!
o5Ica should influence honest statesmen e own
peated declarations the Known ~ tne ."
and explicit comIacis ~ relation 10 me very onoS i,
introduced into the hlo defeat the shameful pollea
which presented them for their sanction hummer u
Southern Wing Senators have made uniform professions 81 anr
sion the Compromise act, aS the buld 81 aIey ~ wv
~ inserted 10 nroiec The COMPROMISE
uurncrs. The Distribution hill wciId have failed, II had mol
been agreed that should not work repeal u TIE com
but in of conflict between 'rl snii" s way
10 the confessed Importance OF sustaining ta s.rnem mnT
a Tie Distribution Wings Ius obtained their aci on cohh
tons which should r still hmdn. Tier iait rs hon"fa
men, enabled them Ia obtain another "rcl w
was o the s ,lrm. Nilm HE Distribution D
they obtained the Bankrupt bill Neither measure
had majority nerirsncIler could have passed WIN
both eend Oh the o
Compromise clause, essential 10 the passage oi he
the Chief ui
Will. ny
sorting they enabled Ia make those seecsslu
barcanings which vast importance were ga.
by A sacred ana bihhhs our
CATION obtain that conumance cod hardly tc framed. nu
conditions side been ihhed 10 Tue e
Distribution hull and tc bankrupt Dill are pon III
the Tie CONTRACT ie usthuton lif
come at the CONTRACT ana re-
Gue The whoe Compromise act 10 he sac1ctd l" MAKE he "s
buiion and absolute. To increase Their chance
the party friendly 7" the compromise
coupled with The temporary tal hi "h t"ey
absolutely 10 continue lie cotcuoh
the 3lfh They present the hesloh-b'u
tA'stfhte
Of the Government STAKE The tl1rt 81 party Ia
abandonment Of III" COMPROMISE act nnd 'he absolute
the hig policy borrow and 'as III "dtt "
supply d, deliberately made with Nc express we" o
the tai settlement aud eeabl>hn. the system oil
protection.
Thc President he adverse this junction oil two
questions dissimlar and OF them so i@rnc"ls tie
known hostile the distribution al pubic money out oi
oi 10
the deficiency and Of borrowing 10 provide an
intermediate paid hence he Ii Ia he
position where lie must approve ot ms SCHEME OF
hazard the of the whole II the senate consents W
this plot double bill aud he should have The
.nness his II, and Congress lc lheh fcuse
separate that he approve the revenue
b without sanCiionin. destruction at the compromises III
Distribution bill .il, and the Tariff act c 1853, all The
VIII the heads o Tie congressman lE
Clay majority IN both Houses Which puts TIE rNr
Tor advantage.
Washington, the Prcs
dent eaded successfully aui that lie will be rrm
du;y and leave the place the respOn
where belongs. ia that he L0nd dfSre the support
au,La d,stre II lsUIslaf .gu''