Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-16
FU-s III EJVQtTHEH
The President and his C0'umniat0rS .

In nv last. gave yarious extracts from pamphlet
pu, forth BY prominent and leading Wings, to prove
that If there has been any treact"ry II has been on
The part Of the Clay or Federal Wings. In order to
elect their candidates, they everywhere proclaimed,
that both General Harrison ard 'ir. Tyler were Re
publicans of The Jef.rionan Sctoo aud, of course,
strict nsructcnis,s--opposed upon COnstitnt'ohai
grounds to Bank and Protective Tariff. we email
lenge eny Wing produce the prof, that Mr. Tyler,
by any vote, speech, message, ever admitted tue
right Of Congress 10 charter National Bank Both
at Harrisburg, and elsewhere, the Wings refused 10
put forth the articles of their poll zeal creed When
ever they pressed 10 do So they would cry onf,
Sub Treasury. Standing Army Erfreodganee Florida
Var, Hard Times They asked only to be put into
power and gold and silver would .scome as plenty as
backberries The expenditures If Inc Government re-
duccd To fifteen millions, and commerce, agriculture,
and manufactures would bud blossom, and bring forth
an abundau, crop No public def. "ould be suffered
10 exist They succeeded. And Lon did they fnlh
their pledges and promises soennly made And
now, because the President refuses to sanction the
,rcachery of the Federal Wings, III TO contradict all
that they said during the late is assaied and
held worthy Of the severest pna hment known 10
our laws These worthy gentlemen Lius, imagine that
the great body of the American people are the greatest
dol;s the Do they exps 10 again deceive
the people: :,
VIE ask for present relief and not for what they will
do in 1916 We ask for bread, and ,hey give us a
Stone for fish, and they give US rPent. instead
",
we have extravaganza, and increase ofexpendtures
"A public debt of twenty FIVE millions, md dIspos'
ton In double 1.-THE Compromise act virtually de.
stroyed and another Bill of Abomnaiions fastened
upon us-Sugar, coffee and lea, nccessar'es OF NE,
taxed in order 10 enable the Wings their maddened
zeal for party 10 give away the proceeds Of the lands
Having a decided majority in both Houses oil Con-
they shape all their laws 10 advance the interest
Of ,rg L5rd of .7sh!and. They would tie The ffes-
dent down to the question upon every SUBJECTS a
D ssnr #iatdar n
pu aside but this one To this rule, all others must
bend For daring to exercise the CONSTITUTIONAL r'sht
and duty Of rejecting laws, which The President deems
10 be unconstitutional unwise, and inexpedient, he
is to be branded with the name OF "irn'tor ana
bv whom By such men as Johnny @, and Slade,
and Everett and Fillmore aided BY concerted and
prfed up bastard son Of the Old Dominion. 1t IS q
wonder to me how the Clay Wings can look any
honest politician ~ the face, without being crimsoheo
with shame. Let them compare what they sa'd IN
lc40, with what they now say, ara ney WIZ oe com
peed 10 admit that they have proved ircacherous 10
their promises We AK Mr.. n. +. Sutton, hiusc"e
Garnet. Esq and others, if they believed what they
asserted in the pamphlet to which their names are al
fixed Does MIR. Griswold believe IT 1t they do'
then why oppose Mr. Tyler Did they not assert,
that General Harrison antiBank, and opposed TO
disturbing the Compromise act /; Did they contend
for the Distribution of the Proceeds Of the Public
Lands Is Mr. Tyler to be abused for dong The very
things which the Wings commended Tor Let me ASK
the W gs this question :-Nas utheldi iIa' "o
as much committed upon The Bank and Iarf ques
tons as he was upon that of Abolition ?-Uas he not
If So then according TO Wing doctrines, II the wing
majority in Congress had, in ADDITION 10 Inc list OF
Wing measures, added that OF Abolition, and, ny pa,
ty zeal and madness, had carried IT through Dom
Iouses Of Congress- would not the resident, accord
ng 10 the view THE Deccmvir been guilty OF treac
cry and deserve the block, he had dared 10 nerPose
the Veto'
The Wings have lost sight of love of country, JUS
,ce, Constitution, and have SUBSTITUTED 'heIei"i'
Uhiy measures Every thing must yield to tins
rorino,e fortunate indeed, for the country, that, in
John Tyler. We find political Disciple of Jefferson
true horn son of Vrgnn-a resident, who, AMIDST
the storm of party holds fast to bis udeo
by the star Of Democracy, we ca safely trust MN as
our plo When the present stotm shall snpsde' anu
= calm ensue, we hope 10 see The flag OF Democra
CIV untatered and unlon waving this happy couh
tiy, borne by such Republican IS we De''eve ;"i
TvIer 10 be History will do hin that justice which IS
denied him by The Wings nov, and our ch'ldreh
children will rise up and bless his name, for preserving
At MI hazards the free institutions Of his county
/ a, ,he rabd and maddened Wings rail on They
mn, ho,k bnt cannot bite because The Democrats are
. ,,y,c,inr their teeth Their days are numbered
Soon they will have 10 yield the reins to wiser and
more nrudent and discreet men. 1t IS beyond Inc
mower Of CLAW TO redeem them.-A Protht ioreteis
,b;s-He has lost his Cushing-A Wise man no Ion
nor counsels nina Hunter, with bow bent, STANDS
9eady TO oppose him, and il remains for the Federal
s,s 10 " rite his taph-Ciay in runs.
We have more TO say hereafter BE a.
King and Queen, oath August, 1e42
The Decemv Of Rome lasted "ny Tor TWO years, anu 'e
Wings will iose their power in a SHORTER period.