Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-08
POLITICAL.

TuE NEXT SESSION OF CoSGREss The last session
of the twenty seventh Congress will convene at the
Capitol on Monday, and expire oil the 9TH oil March,
1913 II will be an interesting not exciting session
Many States have held elections since us adjournment,
in nearly all of which, the Democracy have achieved
decided and brilliant irumphs. OHIO, FennSy lvania,
New lork-the largest States IN the tnion, nave met
the enemy OF equal rights, and come oil more than
conouerors and last but not least for density OF popu-
,ation wealth, intelligence and moral worth, hiassa-
ehuse,ts-rnE OLp BAY STATE, has broken the CHAINS
of Federalism. which have bound her for many years
past and stands up in the moral grandeur OF an I'M.
mortal soul deemed regeneraed, dsentb!aileu, from
the debasing influences OF error
Under these circumstances, We say the approaching
session Of Congress viii be of unusual interest,"
What will il do: What can i, do; The FeGeral party,
who have had ard still have, triumphant majorltles IN
both branches, have been most signuy rebrkcd by the
people Will they give up their dcIusive hope OF ias-
leniug upon The country their tavorite measures-a
Bank Assumption OF State Debts, Distribution, high
TarF and a National Debt, The "sober, second
thought of the people" has pronounced judgment
against these enemies of Democratic principles WIZ
they bring forward their old and avorlte Federal mea
sures under new names' What of the "Exchequer.
The favoriie measure OF Dir. Webster Is an attempt
10 be made 10 force that PROJECT through Congress
We shall see The Tariff too, may be exciting topic
of debate The present one 10 admitted by It's friends
10 be unequal in It's provisions and oPerat'ons-and 1t Is
no. UNLIKELY an attempt will be made to improve II by
striking out lis Objectionable features.
The Federal party has met with httle success by
changing its name: and it will find If it has not already
learned BY the of few years past, ha, the
PIE will not he slow discover The cloven foot Of Fe
deralsm under whatever roles IFS supporters may at
temptto disguise it. To gain power he FederalIsts
claimed 10 be Democrats, they proessed deep and
warm attachment for the people, they descenhed ;to
The forum and tool. The people by the hand they made
liberal promises and promised reform Of abuses But
were not all Of these things dsregarded hen the
of their ambition was won? The hard Of the people
was taken but be,ray not single promise have they
redcemed-not an abuse reormednot an act have they
passed for the bene, OF The people or the honor of our
common country.
But the Federalists attempted to "head Captain
TYLER" VIII they try their hand at that again, led on
by "Corporal' Bo,ts' Mir. Tyler has done some good
things, and ought not 10 lose his head quite yet that
is il he is disposed and hink he is, in his future
course respect the will Of The pe0pe II r,es So ha
American Democracy, let him forthwith give up all
idea of establishing Bank of any Sort and iaii BACK
nnon the lsnEpEXnENy TRrAsuRY, which, founded
mon the rock Of Democratic Truth, Will defy the
sssaul,s Of Federal Error, and firmly stand Tor ihe de-
fence of The State, and the security OF The People
Bot We trus, at all events, that the coming session
viii be ,corking session, and not tghf'ns one INA