Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-07

We publish TO day n correspondence between
Hon. Henry Clay uhc Father of the great Amer
System, the friend and the advocate Of a TARIFF TOY
lection, the uncompromlsing and exclusive cha"
of HOME INDUSTRY, aud lnappeasable toe 81 fHf'r
pauper labor with one Doctor +. S. Bronson, al"
bryo Editor ofa newspaper recently begun N Geo.
entitled the "LaGrange Herald"
The worthy Doctor It seems was about TO sci
Wing paper, 10 battle for the doctrines OF the v
party in general, and of the Virgin Heiier Orator 10
pecial. There was, co,emporaneous with the e
blishment Of his paper, a Clay Club ORGANIZED h
village, whose organ and mouth picce The Hefss'
Ike wise 10 be; and as these worthy politicians :
surrounded by numerous, intelligent, nnc "El
trade and low duty Democrats, who we're lt'
keep u sharp lookout over the Doctor eh''ofi'
brations-he was determined, that tor tie rufpf
taking a fair start and beginning rigii, he "oVI
TO the "Mlll Boy" himself, tor lms very latest
impressions Of that very exciting question IN S'a-
polilics-the Tariff.
The Doctors letter clearly demonstrates blm
what is very sign ficantly called in this pat'sn O.
not only IN q political, but an intellectual sense
intima,es to the mighty Idol of his future Inceh'
sacrifices, that he must lift The vel of his mts'tff'
let him behind the curtain amongsithe 'lnitla""
is about to assume the responsible task oil n,D'-
the difficult, and occult Science Of modern WE
and that too in the midst Of n dlspuiatons ana
lievinr people, and he, and the Clay ClnN' "t'r I
and must have i,-aud that too a genuine '''e4 !
humbug, no t~uddle about publicly eSp'es'- /
men,s, fully expressed views, and srch stun
meridian. The Doctor wants 'fact-. thar nr ~
derstand himself, and explain to others /
own expressive phraseology, he desires to zoe"
cisely" in what manner he rs to meet u.
cracy in their numerous modes OF attack 3" "
ject. .,.o,,a
The Mill Boy has hitherto enjoyed 'he 'fP's
being a BOLD Man" in the expression OF "'
upon ALL su~bjects-and 1t is q fsvori'e oo's. " I
he re nts hereabou,s, that this unca!cuiauhe -
character and opinion, has proven The stht
his success in public life. They hav' a 'no w..
ten thousand times, tauntingly ceniFas'e' ~,
temerity of Mr.. Clay, with the cautious
ing" and diplomatic style, obey 'mP,"'v Van II
terising the writings and speeches d y. ,,r
They have dwelt with nnc,ious eAn'a''"
very fear nought dread nongtt, 'aSr""'.
habit of their ~favor!te as conclusive :
honesty. and inter scorn of all conceaime''
Mons from the public eye. H." "'',
serves this particular esteem OF his aI"."', Il,
low, trucking, shrinking, unmanIy reply
sons interrogations, decide. ,.o Tariff. Il
If Mr.. Claws yiew VS. in regard to Inc ini~
recently undergone the change 'hae u ~ ~
N this le,,er-if. in place of being iriend.y
tive policy, he has become persaaGea .,;on. n
and error of so selfish a system Of Les'sa''o n q:
with manly frankness and courage Saw Je,al
SO: Why permit his frIends'h o"n I'D indians,
,ncky, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, !" = b,gh ar
s s;;er SP s :; ss' a E'fif' e Ssi s' ' Sss. ss'l !sse e. is u: nj
on or,'i these grounds, and keep seeIs, the oo d"
wondarfu re evolution, as his opln'o"s o%,fis
had UNDERGONE? Why bubble, anu and II
guise. to the Tennessee Agrc'I'onsg 10 the
grange 1' Herald, If he be sincere eaavsa and Ge
cratic doctrine, ola Tariff for itevenV "he.p. .at
nue. only adequate, to the support 0' ''"S