Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-14


10 select his ttiSpi,inuAL victims, Ter an honest ana
respec,ful difference Of opinion, which were rot IN
Tended for iim ''indiridual.y. Hut, 1t Indlrduai
liberty that liberty which bcqnealhed as arloF'ous
lcsncy BY Revolutionary fathers IS To be crushed
with fear Of losing Office for respectful e1pressnn
of opinion the time has arrived when The People should
arouse from their le,hargy and assert TIER rights
Ia my las, communication, | ndverted 10 the hos
tily evncpd towards the Globe, not from the Etitor
of the Madisonian, for boldly and rarless!y opposing
The ratification Of The lale Treaty. but from certain
"Juno of politicians, whose policy is, to create an
impressinn in The public mind that II is uLTRA-nean
inr that its is destructive OF the best interests
Of the conntry-and, thereby, draw from 1t the conn
dencc Of the great party, whose principles II has 30
nobly yndicaled What is uLTRAIsM? lie it going
beyond the power and limits Of the constitutional II
20 does apply TO the Democratic party because
il contends for strict and literal construction ot thai
instrument, carry into operation the powers Gelega
ted. II rLrRArsM be applied appropriately, i. he
longs TO that class of politicians, who go "BEHiSo
aud "EEYosD" the Constitution, by construction ano
i'm pcaon, for powers to carry into operation ther
cherished principles Where is the power in the Con-
sti.uiion TO create National Bank Where IS the
oower in the Constitution authorizing The General Go.
vernment 10 issue Exchequer bills, dollar for dollar
Does mt the Constitution expressly declare, "that no.
thing shall be made legal tender, except gold ana
silver; Z" Then, these two powers sought to be de-
rived from the Constitution BY implication, when they
mol expressly Delegated ure ULTRA. II the Demo.
CRITIC party is ULTRA WHICH is the Conservative party
Certainly, not the party which endeavors to make the
Constitution elastic as piece OF "indiarubuer, 10
be stretched al any moment 10 SUIT Tic emergency
Conservative means 10 "PREsrRrE, not to "DEsTRof;
and the party that attempts force construction, 10
carry into operation certain party schemes destroys Tue
instrument, which is literally ULTRA according to he
true definition of the word So much for uLrRAIsM,
and the imaginary forebod;ngs OF those who apply It
to The Democratic party. There never have existed IN
this country but parties Federal and Republican,
and there exist but two, eEii'nateiy-and IL
is impossible 10 build up pnrv composed OF tae e'-
meats cf these two great parties, which has oeen iy
exe,no!.sied in the election Of General Harrison In
The cnn:cs: which brought han into power, there was
an amalpaniaton for time, of Bark and nnii-tanA
men, Tariff and anti Tariff men but no sonner man
they got power, and line policy of the adninistra
ton was developed, there immediate dissolution,
and those tina; were ALLIES TO conquer, became ESE
MES in the division of the "srciLs. SO II VIII always
De- where there is not unity of feeling and oil senii
ncnt. If MIR. Tyler had called to his aid men, whose
principles accordance VIA ms own, as soon as
be assumed the reins of Government, or, soon as
! he found the Wing party WAS determined 10 HEAD
him or "nrf," he would have bern this day one Of The
most popular Presidents STAGE TIT t;-ys oil Mr. Jeler
son Bat no man can MAINTAIN thr confidence Of The
| Republican a-ty, with avowcd federasis filing every
important oice II is unnatural, and Mr. Tyler can
40, exncc; It, kaow that Judge Upshurs political
princpsss are rot in unison with ore ot Nj Webster
there may be compromise, but there cannot be thel
unity o. actlon winch IS so necessary for iai'hu aa-
mnis'ratlon Of the Government. Mr.. Adams adm -
taa; ie persuade, Mr. Webster 10 remain IN the Cabi
net un.i after tue closing OF the virtually
implying, that lie had confidence in lie President,
and knew the grounds upon which lie Treaty would be
based
I The position which M7. Websle. occupied during
the late war with Great Br'on, and his nncompro'
missing hostility 10 Mr.. Madsons administrator, WHEN
The united energy and action cf The nation were re-
qured preserve national Independence, are causes
sufficient Justify the Editor Of the Globe in his DIS.
trust Of Mr. Nebsers American feeling, indepenirh;
OF The surrender made Great britain of important
military posts the natural advantages OF which she did
not fly appreciate until the late Disturbances IN Canct.
Ii Great Britain was so very ANXIOUS 10 settle this vexcd
question by Especial negotiation, why d'd she accept
of the mediation Of the kiag OF Holland; Why d'd
she nat send her especial Minister, whilst the Wings
of England in power, end while Gen. Jackson
represented The honor and interests OF the country =
She afraid TO trust the question with Democratic
Administration, becaufe she knew there would be no
surrender of SOIL for valuable consideration, by the
old Chief, whose name tower oil strength, because
nc posses tie confidence Of the genuine friends of
the country 1t certainly, then docs look ruther p
cous 10 this especial Minister, cent by Tory Mi
nstry negotiate with Mf Webster, the idol OF The he.
3rralis, OF Aew England and particularly too after he
! had nude special visit to "merry cd Eagand, and
wrote the London Bankers Circular whose money
so freely expended 10 defeat Democratic Adminsira-
oa The surrender of this disputed Territory TO e. bri
ID for gaid pr0 quo, alien 10 the genius OF our IN
st'ntons, aud destructive 10 me advancement OF cvii
and religious Liberty over the entire surface Of The
globe, aud particularly to tie Csnadns, whose prox
unity to The U. S. made them naturally incline TO Re
publican institutions, and 10 The advancement of y hici
they had every believe that the United States
would not have thrown obstacles in the way of achicv-
ing their ndcnce by granting 10 the mother
try military Advantages by te surrender OF soil conse
Grated with The blood Of our Revolutionary Fathers for
the express purpose OF crushing LIHrRrY-poilcAl
Liberfy-,he wa;chword oevery American, whose hear,
heats with The crnobng sentiments ncuIcaicd by the
American Revolution
! ALGERNON SYDNEY.