Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05

ca! existence. believe Sir Tyie: ia a Republican ;
Bot 81 the orthodoxy oi i.ose around lis .:;necia:e
er!scr, vii 10: ua!efs..:e r. Sir. Tyler il con-
scous .! !'a.ng acted w';h party vhae doctrines ,Fe
4; "sf "''h lie Constitution, let IAN demand IN i''f"r
date divntc- uac 7na'iona!'y bal ii ts !s'ers lia
t.at the Democratic party III! le made
pdy Ming FIR Then, por, with, ,h"y wil! fed ihen-
selves gerry much mistaken, or that i; Will be drawn
from is ssii'm'.e purpose y tenouncing is tue and
faithful organ, that has never
!:2. th:i:, '.,as' follow IL" n'nc.'
~ this Particular l5nc.n5e q oar political aii.a,
every Democrat sina'd he Cautious now he swallows
Inc political docma- OF those who moving Heaven
an! Earth la uITta and distract them, that another
victory may ennrs 10 Their ancient p"hhca! enemies
is the Gl"he Ia be scarGpd for adherng 10 liz ofinci
pies From when does this war emenate: Does II
proceed from one OF those Tho II wlth 1t or from
enc "E" WISHES 10 ris: upon t!S nna: h"s' qn 21as
sha! - PooaeFcd o;tT IL every Democrat. AID closely
investigated Tue Globe Is no. ~ favor tie late TREATY
With England Tor Ieasnns Gst,iatle Ii Contends that
Inc BOUNDARY ne ri The Treaty OF 1c, IN the solemn
language ." Resolve of the Senate, should br adhered
to, ana none other. THIS the o?iniun Of DIR web
sier, when Senator fc;l Massachusetts, but, since he
has shifted his ground upon this great National question:
that sufficient rfascn Why tie Editor OF line Globe
should acquesce in lis ratification II may be COED
Treaty or bad onc-tut il tie la" 81 tie and,
and .! Must h. soemay observed, until II ~ set ASIDE.
perhaps with less grace than The Treaty oi $50 which,
ior which the friends Of Mr.. W claim Tor him Sc much
credit l:the Senate right IN The stand IN !nvor n the
treaty 81 l1e3, III winch Mr. Webster acGuiesced. ~
not t"e Globe right in lis oJrcnns to the ase Treaty
Certainly. The Sena'c, b. solemn Resolve, which
stands upon lis nlruas declared that it would 'adherc
10 the boundary ne, as Gnca by the Treaty Of 1873,
and no other This is the position of the Globe and
for honest difference Of opinion upon great national!
question, Ire object Of Mir Webster nlles, under the
sacred mantle Of Mr.. Jefferson is to cry it down and
cause s friends 10 desert il. When was MIR. Webster
ever Looked upon JrtIrrsoaan Certainly moi,
during the !a.e when the young eant required the
untfd yes oil her people I" carry her successfully
through icr second war FOR independence
with these "reminiscences fresh III the raco!!ections
Of tie Editor Of the Globe, ne not right in looking
with suspicious eye upon the late negotiation: The
Int victorious party claimed 10 be Republicans Of The
j. iiprsonan schorl, and long shall | remember the
crocodile tears shed W Nf. Webster upon the porllco
81 the Capitol III R,chmoad, when lie proclaimed tia;
ne" vas, J-ffersonan. Bat how doe, the declaration
made in Richmond IN 1910 and that made in FaneuIi
Hall! few weeks ago. tally In Richmond, lie wac a
Jga;r' soninnn Boston, genuine Wing Of the Ham
iitonian s:hocl, advocating Bank, Tariff Distribution,
and all! Yet, dsagrtsrg with Nj Tyler in al! .: these
essential particulars r. prrtlnac:ons! aGheTfs 10 his
place, w,t; the hop- liza. political capita! Eay
Ia li. in advance of Mir Clay. These days
Of pol,,ica, Gegcne.ncv, aud every arec will be
Sorted 70, II iiac! ard DIVIDE Tire Droc ratio party,
and dra is a'rE;'on Oft tfom greet card nal principles
by lhr g" 0! "ui:ra'sm,' which las hrcohe hInd %"
tag.too, wish Of The nidaa ground poi,,I
cans Who have n@,.her head tail. ia rghien the
Democracy fon li:ar :rue position. Mr.. Tt.e9 may,
perhaps, have h1owG the 2.eat g0n(oa o: is.i- -
r hrFsza, hu, the Go'or auard ~ ni every political
hue Imaginable. ana such VIZ. Tv!rr, in days Of
''aud iaus syEr, would not have felt apo-ed 10 maze
his political associates. II Sir Webster councl hal
prevailed, NJ Ty!c. wond have lis official
on to tie rs, BANK bill 1asn, VIA, Geb o! graft.
nae IS lhefc due from TIE Dsmocr-ijc P..iy - Mr..
Webster: None whatever. /. is due aloge 20 Mr.
Ts 'e- nose maniy frma~ss this ;tyirg accession
i.. long b remembered y:h Il, ngs Of prize, because
lie alone OF ne gTsa: Wing party has rcdeertc his
grdge n liz 1eop,e
rne Gioar Is NOT lie o-can Of TIE Admins ,ra,ian.
scrc:a 10 illuminate n NIKE pa'!t cul cfeed b0t the
organ OF pog,e.iu! and magnnnnnou> party, whose
ohicc. advance the honor Of t country; and
dny 10 spca~ b"d'g and ;rarlessy coca every great
question Of nltona! character: and the organ of
the Democratic party, it shou!d be cherish and sup
ported by the 2. Democracy for guarding and de
irndins .,e.r political principles.
AIGERSON SYDNEY