Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-22
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p.,ublcan party, the North were united as
O u" the strict construction oil the Consttuuou
mn san. successful administration of Gen Jackson
It vas ne " impulse TO the public mind great ma.
eaV the North became satisfied oil the great mscue'
mH'. FEDERAL hcresies, Bank, Internal Improve
4 'a' -,r1 &c, and we now look with pride to lhe
nsa' rs ,rue and gallant opponents Of the Consul
N'" though not perhaps many in proporton) as 10
40" of The South. Martin Van Buren,, the bosom
y Pnf Jackson, the intrepid friend OF the Sou'n'
go -. correspondent of Thomas Jefferson, was QUE
a" adyoca,es Of Southern principles; ana 10 ms
~" and energies are also eminentiy hoeoleu ~ u
ssion Of these principles IN the Nor'h-anu sur,
noa. bv the scheme oil h,p maps, VI oo"ns ~
~ .oo,bv and feeling to the South, cut on the Ia.
~ of our principles in other parts OF the Union:
Time 10 enlarge and perpeiuaie our doctrines
w." limit and narrow them down. we are as yea
~'' r., Raps for the preservation I'm all the
'9' I'D beauty of harmony of the Powers OF the
s''"- moral. physical, and conventional but we
,- b,,,r do so, than by forming IN the rest OF tue
,, strong phalanx OF fellow laootefs IN 'ne sooo
'ao" md 10 us by the ties of feeling and principle
:ls'' a,,rs,v and at all times co operate with US,
~ w.. ss,vo,,on Of the true Republican doctrines
AK -, ambitious views, all unjust suspicious ana
"a, should be cut down-for, they "eaAen oui
.., and strengthen our opponents 49,
* In what better manner can We 'n1'eass ..s
,srs of the "Re publlcans' OF the Nofth 30 Us 70
han, HconSlitute uiaIoi'ttSs'
s'se Of the public mind" by 'ust appreciation
,ss Republican principle, than by cheering them
"'' ,hs,r ps,riotc work with our warmes, sympa-
How can we succeed in making The "Republi
,.'y universally triumphant" if We claim all the
- i, h. glory for the South Can it be done by
'.Ra Raps, we deeply regret to see, hints at the
'.- ton Of Southern party Are not many of the
Traits of the North as patriotic, as true 10 the
~Y.,,n,,,n as those of the South ? MIR. Jefferson
'.,d and said truly, that the democracy of the
-. are the natural allies Of the South" Does moi
Bsnub!csn party belong 10 the whole Union II
.b to keep II together in all its beauty and v'gor
,,nld not even hint at its being centralized at The
~ Il should throw its broad and massive limits
.,,,bou, the Union, and by it's steady aud harmo'
s. oDsa,lon bind itself TO tho hearts Of the peo-
". Is pure and magnanimous rules Of action should
ss swsyed by sectional or personal motives, but the
80 t'non should feel its beneficial influence, and
'..od unite in chershing it. In this way, and this
.,.. .he sacred cause" would best prosper We have
-, ,pc devoted all energies and feelings to It's
..,s.s' now to fa,er in the good work. We have
o,s every thng in our power 10 spread ITS genuine
o,,oss, and we shall continue our efforts we
w seen spring, pure and fresh from the South, and
~ ia vigorous branches into the Northern soil, and
M IA, our wish TO cut down the sturdy and graceful
~, Oar n,o,,o il, "Touch not single bough, but
-, I've and bloom forever.