Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-14
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Tie portraits which are drawn by the Psnnsyl vanen
H.. he Globe, Of Mr. Porter, little calculated 30
he public confidence in the Cabinet of Mr., Tyler
te PennsylvanIGn deyotes more than column and
AZ tire history of the Secretary--and certainly
,scr senls i!tn h be worthy compepr Of Mr. Seen.
CO He stall feel ourselves under the necessity oe
, ,h.rg e article IS another "Warning TO the De
a0cracy Of the Union. We ID it wth no pleasure
sc,isr would T3ch rather speak we'll, than III!
tae Administrations; bnt Will never hesitate 10
,s.st III 'urmlsking men, like Mr.. Porter, whose
e. lempers only fitted TO abuse the high
g'ct0us, 10 w6ich they have been unfortunately pro
u1:sd Not the ,hunders Of the Madsonan shall
"a; rs ftom our propriety." Aher referring 10
transactions OF ms equIvocal life, las represent
hy the Pruns yvanian) that paper quotes decla.o.
III made by HIM IN The Snte Convention "f Pennsy!va
s, tn 22i Jan 1887 tha, in l-24, he twas found
;1aar those who supported Mr. Clay, and here nerer
i.. 10 regret my harins done 1t was MT my
It' At auy tune ~ have supported the election oi
in Jackson a circumstance FIR wdich hare nseer
g.ol.tsd mySeif" In that Convention, the Penn
-rpan chgcsts mm nGeflugabiy sustaining
Bank ot gh- l. : His speech IN IFS Gefence, and
app sit,n II the Democrats cf the Convention and
Of 'ae ale, occupies IA pages Of s Debates." THIS
continent of Mr. Porter Truly pariakes o! the Spsn
.sgp measure. The Pennsylvania deprecales it
tns strongest erms-and Indignantly declares,
atTne yeomanry of Pennsy not To b. traded
5g huckster,ng politicians tina; they may put money
ta- pockets by the Transaction. On the contrary,
ai'emp at bargaining and selling 81 bareiaced and
gnha.ny that TO which aludr, will awaken the
fc'tra'ion Of every Democrat in the Common weatn,
.'f they wll ipsy be the provoked the " hole
'Alr, sluce has been negocraIed under the rnds-
IMPRESSION that Pennsy!vana To be had so
9fiet cabinet Office 10 snch james
son Porter Were The people 20 De purchased thus,
a. would s-ll themselves cheap,y indeed THIS
aacnsr at The two administrations, With all the nhu
ales hey arIng bear, viii neitaer transfer the
> ,,, I,.1 tjta
Tendency, nor Governor Porter for the " Presidency
t ~ Ia d<,rtcl aud div de the party in 1874.
>'eh ehairng and pednng, firs "f the Offices Of tho
r and then OF The people themselves, for the benefit
th'2 t'mdiss Will create al emotion just anger not
sas.y o. De- tranquil zed."
On br Too late arouse Mr.. TYLER II the danger
"i-' threatens hun; The meshes seem gradually draw
Z s',1Gd him. Surrounded by such men as Spencer
eng Fe;- uini>trr'ng tn his WISHES, eclps,ng his
.l ut b} tde.r wiles and f!tterjes and abusing hls
'. nee hos can lac expect 10 escape The fate winch
fo'.iy h'eaiens hln: We d. not ask him 10 place any
.4.ocr N our oinnns. But there are men in Iir
saa. who haze been Republicans from q 10 the pre-
at4sy-uen, who personally his ftlrnds-tut Who
sg.i not ia'ter Neptune i"r hrs uident let him
eu> il tbs,u appeal 10 them Tor their homes; opinions
5td ''c l they would not advise him, as we took the
het Of advising him week ago In spite OF the
H1d s"Gsn, we repeat lsarlessly and frankly
" II We hat the vaai,y 10 suppose that Mr.. Tyler
would nr one moment listen to the voice of ono who
ms 10 iavors /, ask Of him. and who would not will
ngy o6'fAy Alm INTO error, would say frankly to-
'Im, Listen not TO the haterers who around you
hot eees their praises and lie, not your wishes
'ea"'se yodf:rir L,ok only 10 your ceuntrys good
-Nd 10 yoHi own precious fame. Remember the glori
''H STATE from wh'ch you have descendrd and may we
' AGO. VITA all respect the lofty virtues of your Illus
'''a| '4!"e'and put beneath your feet all this petty
no''on. his deceptive lust Of office, which, like the
- - a"1 hong meteor will only betray you into boys
''' increases. You may leave The Administration i'll
3 "'y Eni you muat select good ard honest men-ns
f''e Il puhioans rs You can obtan-and shape all
u measures according 10 your old Republican pr'n
t''S' 10 all The service you can render TO your
= mary, fearless OF consequences and unseduced BY
'"' WI: Whispers of deceptive ambition You may
y '4cN 10 Your retirement accompanied By the plaudts
" your country and rewarded By the appauses of
''p' own conscience-but fling away ambition, the
'"''oon OF Office. 1t is even by such COURSE and
- sUch determination only, that you may secure the
s"sst Chance Of retaining your present office.
re just and fear not
Let al Tie ends ;aac aims az he thy coIn'rls
by Gods atd Truths,
Them. ii illou t.l,'si. o Cromwell
!GoU ttus: k.sscd NaitNr.'
~. o@"css .. ;uca "EepuL.tcaRs, as James Madl.
con Porter
W. hare not another line day TO throw away upon
Tug MaGsonian
1Ge Charleston Mercury is dissatisfied with the Pro
lungs Of TIE Convention Of Virginia. We most
pec,ilIy express regret at the manner, which
SpssSs hese Proceedings. The Mercury repuLlsh
lie sketch from the Compiler-nnd assigns it's own
r,S''e' tor later day for holding the Presidential