Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24
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10 JOHN il. L isstA.-.A.N - Love
Professional engagements have prevented my
addressing ron again ere ibis but my FIRST bill
~ rar,iculals remains unanswered. and. there
c,re mus he taken as confessed. the delay has
nro,iucod no injury 10 you. | wish now 10 say
few plain things 10 you, hY wa oi remembrance
in order 10 stir up your p'2feSSed love Tor the SCUM
and for Southern Interests.
In order to show ;on OF IN Your true coior>,
mas, 90 back 20 the Yeas 1923 ana ISL. iou'
no doubt wei! fcccileci that during those years
warm and animated contest was going on Tor the
Presidency There we're fvc horses entered Tor
,h,. race one of whom Mr.. Calhonn) was with
drawn. leaving the field to Admins, Clay, Cfa"-
ford and Jackson ~ the start, Adams and CFaW
;,,r,l wore The more prominent AID JACKSON "@S
leaked upoo as = inclc colt. rs the race PRO-
DRESSED, however il was seen thai: :stedd o. lH'ih9
l,a;cn ana d!stanced, he ran a:e"d OF az, anu
dislanccd Ciav-Tho was then the Southern
candidate? | answer, Crawford. Who was The
Northern candidates answer Adams. Whom
did YOU support? | answer Adams, The North
ON candidate Then il is eviden, you were
aoaips, the souh When the election came be-
fore Congress. who were tue Southern candidates!
Jackson ana Crawford Who was the Ncrihcm
candidate Adams. Whom did YOU support
Adams, the Northern candidate. Thenyou were
| again opposed 10 the South.
| In 1928, the Presidential! candidates were Jack
son and Adams-Jackson the Southern, end Ad-
ans the Northern candidate. Whom did you
support Adams again. Still you were found
| against the South.
| When the resolutions Of Mr. Foo;e were under
discussion III The Senate OF the nlcd states, and
the Two great parties were arrayed against cach
other which size did you take You wen. with
| the Eedcras,s with Mr.. Webster at their head,
ana against the Republicans headed BY The ia
| lenled Hayne Of South Carolina.
/ Again, Sir, YOU were found, n 49,, oaitlinS
| against the South BY supporting Henry Clay, the
high Protective Tartii,e, and opposing GeHeFai
Jackson, the Southern candidate. bnl lu>t al
taat period, South Carolina protested a2ainst The
unjust and oppressive Tarih-aEd carried ter
/ opposition 50 lar as to threaten Nulica',oh-
| Gen Jackson issued his Proclamation, winch
was followed Up Nv what WIS termed the Force
Bill Tins, Together with what IS called a Re
moyai Of The Deposits brought into existence ihe
Wing partv. Now. Mr.. peasants, was II net
the Tariff OF ISIS that caused the threat OF NH
! LITIGATION, and the issuing o. the Proclamation
/ and the passage OF the Force Fill! Has q ~.
| Ii 50 was South Carolina and those who sidea
with her, right in complaining! and u SO was II
not unjust 10 pass the Protective lailH OF 1873
| How Sir, did YOU then stand? For once. III Ia
vor Of the Souih-not because You lclt Tor her
prosperity, or desired her welfire-Oh, no! but
| because YOU thought YOU coald, BY 50 doing. give
| Dcmocracya stab A large portion, il not ma
jority, Of The present Wing party, then. Tor The
first time, united with the Federalists, not because
they believed in their doctrines, but because they
thought that, by doing, they could the more
easily break down the Tariff, &c. fafal error!
J We thus see you, sir, for once, (although mol