Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08


MR. VAN BUREN ON THE TARIFF
when Mr.. Van Buten,s Indiana Ietss:
vas published. il was said in this paper,
md We dare say in many otners--fo- the
isme idea must have occurred 10 oil who
understand the jogging politics at which
hat eentlemsp is slch an adspt--thatl
whatever nopStommilalism OF Two, sided
ness might BE infused into It respecting
he Tariff, in order not TO frighien away
suca ol.he Northern democracy IS believe
in the protection o. hpms industry, would
be eounteraeted 81 The South by some pri-
yaie missive-and We specified, We re-
member, letter. to The Richmond En-
quiter.
Aud so il turns dui. The Richmond
Enquirer Of last Friday, in an article 90
Mr.. Webster's speech, which il insists
must no: be permitted to baik the demo
'cracy an instant in its purpose OF repeal
ing the Tariff at the next session, i4trp-
duced the expected letter from Mr.. pan
Buren. ioeing he Southern mark PInmT
up.
Here is The extract from the Enquirer
sNe shall have .ieciddffriends enough. We hope
il s,.nd ~ vs-Ie hcpelto witness the same spiri
~ ~. ~, = Mr. Van Buren, av0u 81 DO writes
sIIi.-ss, :, ~ time OF ahy where hesktated TO eF
~, decided iisapprohat;on OF tbe Tarifple
~ - fast session. As well ia respect 70 the y nh
t,on which il is founded. as to lis de,alL ssaeu-
his spirit. We hope the next Cons Webster g The
bic snd act, all the speeshes.es
eontF4fy notvEthstandihgnren writes, AYE,
elssd "a :: nlsE.thss56 Of the Tariff of lssi
og TTS both ia id principle and ia de-
tails There il is--slI printed in the
EbquiIer-snd therefore nexi 10 JefIer.
SON writings and The resolutions Of 80.
and before the Constitutions, 10 be be!Iev-
ed by the intelligent and not at all gull
bic democracy Of Virginia
But will the Albany Argus republish
this extract? Will Mr. Van Buren,
friends in this State 10 Vermont a he
have any ihere7-in renIsylvanis, In New
Jersey. 10 say nothing Of other States
will they proclaim this sthe faith Of their
leader and their oECs f
We shall see: Meantime, If one might
make bold 10 ask. We would like 10 know
Ae date OF this wIiiing7-to whom address.
ed, and what other political professions
il any, il may con,ain2
We submit TO the Richmond Enquirer
that Of writings so precious. i few more
extracts might be valued. Nv Y..4mer.
Ruled OuH-At meeting Of the Lo.
cofoco party. held in Utica. on Friday
last. resolution was adopted refusing to
reedgniss John Tyler as candidate for
the Presidential nomination. and dtcla-
ring that bis t'deserlion and tfeachery to
those who confided in him form no re-.
commendaiion 10 an honest democfscy.'
The Utica Observer accompanies The
publication Of tbese proceedings with The
remark. that they think very well Of Capt.
Tyler for removing Wings and appoint.
ing Locofocos. but that nevertheless they
regard him merely as President for the
residue Of bis term, and not as candi
date for reelection This Utica resolu.
ton expresses undoubtedly the sentiment
Of hetwhole Locofoco party,
CAPT. Tyler AND THE DEAR PEOPLE,
"Lishfooi, after The execution Of his deed,
had married greatly below his estate, and the iusi
expectation of his friends, the daug hler Of Wi,
liam Hall, a small merchant in the county Of
Charles City,
The above extract from our sol distant Demo.
cratic @ ptfsidani,S renly To Mr. Rpus. IS com,
meniee upon with juSs severity BY the Phaedel
phia Gazette. Hsays.
II there are any ofthe democracy in,
10 whose hands our paper falls, We would
call attention TO the above sentence ex-
tracted from Mr.. Tyler's reply 10 Mr.
Bolts. MIR. Tyler is one ofthe leaders Of
that party who claim as their distinctive
peculiarly perfect liberty and equality
and denolnce all who oppose flhelr poi
liticaIviews as aristocrais. Here wehaye
thls leader Of The Democracy, addressing
The Democratic Editor Of the Richmond
Enquirer and talking about a maa mar.
rying below bis condition in life And
what was that condition. He was fsmall
meichant !" in Northern parlance storeE
keepss-a reiaitef.-This is as pretty
sample elderly aud equality" IS We
have seen Ion some time. In The DAYS oil
SUPPLEMENTARY We will not degrade
the noble phrase, bStsaprlyin0 ito M
wre,ched days Of anaIchyso ,bs, co -
Lin The days Of demagogG<sm sn@h !
phrase would have sent the piiS.s, 20 4
10 thet guillotine, as an Arislocrsfss ! |,
our days and in our own country hade
fallen from d Wing the arisiocraticsl ten
denotes Of itwould have afforded beau
liful theme on which the orators Of th'
"unshaved and unterrified Democracy,
could have expatiated. for a month.
Thus lis, that The mass ,of the peopl'
sllow themselves 10 be led by names with
out enquiring into things. Look into lh'
circles Of society," in every part oil III
Union. and who do you end mere excln
size in their notions Of their own gen.l
lily and 81 their superiority 10 the masses
around them, than those very men, whl
extract the loudest plaudits and praise 70
their, denuncialion OF the srisiocracy 10
their opponents. We do not intend b,
this 10 invade the private rights Of suel
men. They may ssyxsossfzs flsl with Their e
a nGHes ihosewith whom they are most in
Innate at the tusiings OF in the Commute,
room, and no one can call them to &C.
count therefor. We may add .in parsn
thesis, that they would in many instance
be forgetful Of what is due 70 their farhi
lies. ilthey did not We do not infis
ION their making their political their per
sonal associates. but We quote il as an ~
stance OF the gullibility otthe peopls am
H. ,,t,aY rant If rneaninc ~ words