Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-14
POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
,p WEBSTER SETTING rr FoE HIMSELF
We must confess that, taking Mr.. WEBSTER PaS'
career fer criterion, and the sgnas hhh9 our oy e
old Federal ORGANS, authorized, We nave Gone nan
IRON, ,nius,ice Who could have doubted. tretnen'bPr
- hon, o1eu he had fallen back into Mr.. Clay = wake,
al tho b;ddinr Of the Bank, and The commercial aud
manufacturing capitalists, 50 long holding h't IN oe
ne,dence but that ne again about TO obey The or
de,s nromu,raed IN those nusmas-res:gn has Office,
abandon Mr. Tyler 10 his ePessness, and fa' INTO Inc
train of the Cesar, IN ave OF whose o'efpe"'ins
scowl and iinperous mastery his genius nus always
stood rebukcd
Oar modern Anthony. il seems, means no longer 10
succnmb He sets up for independent power oeiFs
the decree of the Wing Conseni"n ct Massachusetts,
which ordered him 10 separate from Mr. Tyler, and
take M the ENSIGN OF Hr Clay, ana refuses l" i"ii""
in the rear of his Lieutenant, Mr. Davis. MIR Web
s,er no, only refuses submit to THIS a5asenent OF
himself from hs station here and humiliation IN hs
opo State bu, rrsoluiey disputes the authority OF lhe
Whic Convention 10 divorce HIM ard tlie adn,n'St'a
traton fof which he io.ms pariD from The Fedora
communion He revolts at the attempt and, accord
ing to the sp'r''sd report OF 'e ~" i''" ie"'''
thGs repeed i; u
e, am = vhir-alw7vs have heen- always viii be.
Tremendous cheers And & any BODY undertakes
t. turn .,e OF The pale oil hat communion, let n,
sct who'll &c, lat FIRST lt-":s OF laughter, and
chcers1 I'm a Massachusetts, Wing. tAPpanre j
Ina Faneul Hall Wing, Tremendous cheers.l having
h-ealhed the pure at for twenty Ere years ana o'tf"
inr 10 breathe as long as God S?1Tes my iiie Here
the cheering vas Tremendous No", as aiassachu'
se,,s Wing am accustomed 10 submit 20 the DECISIONS
ofNhiy Conventions in regard 10 the purposes Tor
which they are appointed. | kne~ that greet party
good and great public good, only be 50 Obtained
But us oui,e another qGestonqu'tc another question
whether 4 sat G.. .rn'!aaen, howcver resPectahe'
ac,,nr upon e impulse " he oment, can und'riake
to make declarations ci 10 bind me IN matters
winch have meyer asr"td 10 submit 10 ihe'r arh'lra
,ioa rGrtat cheering J 'H!i and final separation
il declared between I'll he Wings ." Massachusetts, and
the rirs;dtn. Of the L 5 TLauch'e! Well this rs
Il tex, that requires . coomep 'ary
Here then, tr The ttS, tme, 'ir Webster displays
the COURAGE of Han. II" boldly thrnws down the
rann;l-; 10 Mr. Clys caaiedefatod par'isans IN IA
neuil Hail. SIR Abbott Lawrence, he President q" the
,lav nominating convention, b!rs 10 his eye,) and
coniron,s them ,h IL" challenge 10 tr whether ne or
they are masters Massachusetts, II hey venture
fine effort 10 cashier hrs, icG" ST "a" Federal forces,
and no, JOHN DAVIS commend, and DRAM hn out oil
Fanrua Hal he vt- then know that they are to nave
. hustle aud '.Ste tetc ir'U ett cUt .t'St
We mus, ice MI Webster c:ca,t t"r this new dar'
inr III shows mach good sense II The determination
he has adupea for ~ opnion has courage IN TINS
crisis of his fate the offspring It The wisest disce
,on The FEDERAL party {wh" AZ best. have not mere
Than two or three thousand MINORITY ~ No S'ae) dare
no, take up his clore. Mr. Webster, WITH Tie ,hiu
cncc al the Administration at ms back can eAs'iy ar
rar around him :trd, II no, onc-haN at The power
Of Federalism :iic STATE; gad hy d'awng them O."
TO even neutral GROUND, Ge con PROSTATE Mr.. Clay 5
second, Guy~rn"r DAVIS, 4; The very next el"ctmn
Nj Webster kaows full wci! that The trembling ay
na.,y or Frderl::n covered, as they
arc w;ta the odum Of fresh crimes nga'ns; popular
r;phts in I>!ln, arms put down The naoriiy IN
Rhode isaud, ard N Tie alrociors wrong committee 10
the ccYrynarGeraE act oi Their late L"gisla'nfe-aafe
not risk struggle w'th Am In the ,ro"hs l'SS'ee
Mr. Webster yer, aGtGy tut significantly, points 10
the influence which his position gives hn'-in addition
10 his personal and political SOW clV'sion
ia ;he rank. of these VINO would dare t" cast hum on
md vanGuish them. We quote aGsn from ihe iieraio
s.Weli them there nou' the various departments
or Govero,usn, ~ This Commoaw,a h under t"c au-
thorv Of the United Saies-oa;hs oi ci"ce 10 ee
obepod-aws 20 be Observation-Disclosures, ara other
custom house officers posmas'ers, district a'ioFneys-
What's TO become a. them in this separation w hIch
side are they !, tail (Lao.hief and cheers Are
they 10 resr;, Or is intended 10 give an INVITA-
ton or provocat,on 10 tura them ou Is the gentle
man who the honor and credit @" ms country
81 the Cour, OF London 20 return home, and yeld ms
place 10 his pr, snmf BODY else Ana even
The humble individual vino ADDRESSES y"n-wha' u"
these bro;ic, Wings mean 10 d" with hun :-wherc
,chere do they sesa 10 Piace h'm : (eheers ane
laugh,e5) Generally, when divorce takes place. Inc
parties dlydc thci! children! should be edG 10 hno'c
,ehtre GA 10 90. (Roars OF laughter, and loud
cheers.
is pretty broadly iu'ima,cd here that, in the d.
yorce of the parts troa the Administration, tas they
have assigned BETTING post 10 him. AID others as
socialed under i:in with the Aminstra'ion,) he Mr.
" would have n r,ht 10 cali tor !i, lS'on oil the
ch,ldr,n-at IS The rat and file OF The Federal par
ty and does any doubt :h@i, IN such partition @"
the family, the late Governor DIR Ercretp and Mr.
" ebs:er would come in for goodly portion against
the present Governor (Mr. DayIs) and Nj Clay, who
is set up to supplan, MIR Webster at home' ne
councils that controlled IN the !ae Massachusetts, Con
ysnt,on will comprehend, and make Their calculations
on these hints and Will not breathe word III hosuv
hereafter AGAINST the Webster a@d Tyler AdmEisra-
tion The final, eternal separation Will be iorsotlen
and we shall The "hisgcry of Massachusetts WORK
ing very kindly IN The traces Of John lyer Admins
traiion.
Not only so. bat we shal. find the Massachusetts
representation Congress abandoning ali Mr.. Gay
schemes;--has Bank "oR olSodc idea: ms lnnd DIS
trbution t,r other MODE of employing The pubic
domain as the means, "by regular and consttui'onai
law enable the States TO revive h'ir eT'&tt a@a TIC
credit Of tie peoY tie poSFoH'G 0c'toR IN Congress,
swotinr tam2sriags with III" Constitution about the
,,eo and the orc term principle means Of redress
for the evils planned OF, for immfdcte acton OF the
Federal majority in passing the EScheqneT system,
fnov nvowed by Mr. Webster as his omn0 IL is
The scope of Mr. Webster's speech 10 supersrde MIR
Clay's whole policy by that now ske;ched by h'tn-
self In regard 10 both The enc and the other, II
apnears he means to deliver himself moreluiiy mere
slcr lie was restrained, II seems, through courtesy
10 the friends Of Mr.. Claywbo were among 'hose III
whose instance he explained himself on certain topics
IN his old brethren If Bostunircm developing July
The proecs with which his mind ,s pregnant but he
said enough TO snow that he pToc'ams hostility agans
Mr. Claws nu,ionai paper currency, tor Mr.. "eo
or re,nrns 10 his cid creed ''a bnuicniSi against
his constitutional! changes-agalnst ms i.'te anua
dolinps of the public domain, (tor MI webster minus
:, one ew;fer application Of II, n once 10 re'estahsh
s.,.,o rre5;tl,rane, that Tariff Juggling Of MIR Clay
/L;s f,ou,,nm;ss y and all to which Mr. W. ascr.hes
The lis Of which the country has been The prey 10
o,,;on of he Democrats is to be Observed ne gives
he ctsd, Of the late delversace which, he says WoU!a