Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-28
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
Mc. TYLER.

Imay with prcpre,y declare that have been u reader
of YOUR paper with l;,ile aermisson, for number
of years and adlnrer OF the doctrines and pTincis
which il has advocated have been uniformly OPP
posed TO The doctrines of Federalism and the hunibng
gery of Whggery, and arrayeL against the triumph OF
party, which ashamed or afraid 10 make MANI
Grs,o of lis principles uniformly supported the mea-
surcs of Jackson administration. although opposed to
the PROCLAMATION and some other measures. believed
had notling to gain from his opponents, therefore
adhered to hm. voted for Martin Van Buren,, ani
consequently opposed to "ilarrson and tyler too
and could ondy msh he history Of that canvass could
be blo,,cd from the rage Of American hisory-icr |
consider the skins, CIDER barrels ppecanoe Songs
aud the para rnaia of Whggey "ere well calculated
10 shock the scnsihes ofevey sensible man But party
seemed 10 prevail and madness ruled The hour but now
mankind to sober down to reason and reflection,
and principles will prevail: The waters may still
tinue nrLld and ds,empered in public places, at The
halls Of legislation, and, perhaps IN some o; the larger
cities but the of the people, the iarnlin. commit
nity who constitute the benc and snew OF the land,
who bear the Ills OF Government and us burdens loo,
are longer he contaminated by ITS pes;ilcnia m
huence. A purer atmos p!iere, brighter sky now H.
lumnes our horizon; and II is believed an organization
OF party discipline, based upon prime pe is The ohyer-
Gent and permanent foundation. One based upon mere
attachment men, must he dispersed, and will remain
as the "haseltss fabric Of vlson and rs The mere
creature of the imagination. | acknowledge myself
your disciple and therefore en- opposed 10 Bank OF
the l. s. to Protective Tariff 10 Distribution, 10 In
ternal improvements by the General Government,
and general advocate o! those measures that Will pre-
vent the triumph If The abo:c prime pies Under ha
state offerings am also advocate OF t'c principle
that enc! Government should have the control OF its
finances therefore, any administration that VIII
carry the above measures deserves and merits ana
will finally be sustained by the American people, @h"
advocate and sustain the principles oi Republlcanisni.
But Mr. Tyler does carry the above principles, AMI
therefore would 18th perfect ceernines yeld INN my
support. Ii that he Is al present surroGndedby
associate not altogether agreeable tony feelings, TUX
yet under the present aspect oil things, under our d
cultles with foreign power, our parent mother, but
most nvetera,e foe, would not wish linn superseded
nor his place supplied hy any man IN the American
Union Ills transcen dant ablres aud commanding IN
fence in ile Noith, well calculated to give ms OPT
MON an asccrdancy that OF any other man. Now,
Sir with Il great deal of attention, have witnessed the
course pursued by Mr Tyler during the present scs-
son and the OF his opponents, and so far under
all the difficulties md adverse SCENES through winch he
has had TO wade although opposed by the prncp lead
Of the opposing parties he has conducted the ship
o Stale safely, and has her safely oored IN our harbor
One more breaker still ahead let him achieve lis over
throw and he will deserve the thanks OF the American
people While Clay and OF his satellites have been
trying 10 head Captain Tyler and o brpg the Govern
nien into disrepuic, he has marched his career end
recommended for The prosperity OF our Co.
vernment. lie has suggest and recommended 10 The
consideration of Congress efficient organization OF
Navy, the of our defence aud the sheet an.
Choir Of safety While powerful opponent, Win
threatening aspect, lowering on cur border, ready
profit by divisions and discomfort, what has Con-
gross done for the general welfare Tor the peace of the
country, for protection and security: Their wea'
pons Of defence empty words, struggle tor I've
success Of their favorite partzln Nero idded while
Rome burning, and Congress is ldlnt us time ~
needless debate, while the country is suffering, white
distress is broodng the land, and despair almost
ou:sprcads her wings and c:es aloud there Is no
help Their course is moc hery at cur caanes; ana
while the country bleeding II every pore, who steps
forward stanach Ter wounds is II Congress- or rs II
Mr. Tyler; Has he not done all that President canld
do 10 settle our difficulties, 10 place the country III s.
state defence either from aggression iram without %
insnrrec,n from within: He has elevated himself
above the rammcls Of party Ills watchword seems {"
he the glory and prosperity ol common country
his feelings seem be fc!ional local, but truly
American His actions those of patriot. lie ac'
know ledacs no master. Such man, and such actions
deserve the encouragement Of all Tho act upon prln
cple, Mho acknowledge n" superior, no royal master,
and who not blinded by the miss Of party p:eGd'ccs
The source of public opinion il: liepuL!,can Govern
men, is acknow edged 10 be the peGpiefrom them II
should flow-but, in modern yaafs, il has taken re
rogade direction, and is manufactured ut Washington
II The mad of his torrent cannot be stopped,
NAV cry farewell 10 American greainess-American
and the stability Of our Union.
Prince George, June, l-:2 ANTONY.
II b. So far rs have heard demonstration Of pub
lie opinion it favorable "a Mr.. Ty!ers Administra
ton His course is condemned by Tie ultra Wings.