Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-14
IINQrrNCE DECEiNEn

ri. ;n,lienation =, he Wn;g napers a,wta,
ihey are p.ra,ei h. cail he .,.td, o, NE Demo-
cratic ;,a,ly nr.ctis-d unon he. reorlc al Penn
..lr,r;, III 49, .riia', y, ~. Tam /. it,>.
a.cp, -eaciina III Alarming 4 :>i.. ';hey ,...r
10 he 3noroaehins ;h- Ys,y npin, ot In. ca,as,gn-
nh,. and y. aivl>. An GOOD citizens 10 Keen on
:, mo w.v NJ ~. co1,iro esolnsinn ~ VIM
wrath The people ot mis- Sia,e are 4, M, mo-
| men, mo suhiec, II he mos, benev,,en, syinpa.
thi,s and The Democratic parry is made 10 enact
The mart of Gallant gay orhstio whn bascan-
,vaied The unsn,perllne innocence ar Mistress
Pennsylvania 10 her min Her fate i sadly H.
moanei by these generous and noble hearted
Whes. and they are egen now Goa king The H.
esirsd and iiltrpaeI lai. ID aoplv 10 the Iury al
4, nalion Tor damages asains her hearrless Sc
ducef> Il j, iunnssib. t. conceive The agony
II her new tfienGs under All rhe,e circumstances
the blp4mrs, i; ,b.if communicating l.ncr,,
AMI t,r,b j tneir ,r.,erarj., m T,iLure
which leads od tbe ,,,.al ~ IN. cause
II yiflus !, n, ,.,ubt ..fsv ls,, m. lay asairs,
<rau,t;on which rer.n,l. ra>srd lb- Nrw Yo,k
Legislature. is a., a ua,ona! statue-.o Tia, he
punishment 81 these rockies, deceiyers nigh, lie
made a. certain "a j, deserves to be severe.
While all this passion is tsplayed, however.
nothing can excel the even euuanimiiy Of the m
iured lady There are no traces Of tears an her
cheeks Health Is in her seps-heaysn in her
eve" She look, over her green fields and her
laughing valleys with The eaze OF affection rather
Than dislrust-with the feeling Of indepencence.
rather than despair She does 40, seem 10 realize
the gross deception which her kind friends would
have her believe has been paycd upon her. She
listens 10 heir counsel, with coub: ami incredu-
lity: and you NAV sc The proud lip curl with
scorn a. the impu,al,ons they are making against
those who have been heri.ienl, Tor 80 lnany long
years-unier whose aid .he has grown rich and
ovely-ari whose kind arm was the only one
ouslreiched 10 save her IRON destruction, when,
on an occasion not yeiv remote. she wandered in.
10 other paths and trusted the yery persons Who
now desire 10 be remembered as her exclusive
friends.
PENNSYLVANIA canno: forget who il is ,ha, is
now prncaiminr that the Democratic parry has
violated lis pledges. She does not forge, ,ha. il
is the same parry which fastened the United
States Bank upon her rla!>, AMI which accom-
panied the charter II that institution win voun-
,arv promises that i would prove ras cause Of
unnumhercd blessings b. her a.d Ter chiltren-
Nor DOS she require 10 ~ reminded bow these
pledge, have been .ia.atei and how her credit
a, horne and abroad has sutterea--how her citi-
zens have been IMPOVERISHED ami plnnaefet IS
The operations Of .his dangerous institution
PENNSYLVANIA cannot forget that il was this same
party which carried he election Of 1910, under
the promise more than implied tina, We were 10
have 90 United States Bank, and ye, that il sig
l64I during the memorable hundred DAYS hat
succeeded Harrson's Inauguration. BIZ charter
ing such an institution. Pennsylvania cannot
forget that il was This same party that promised
in 1910 10 make 10 removals Tor opinions sake;
and sc. The rrics ot power no sooner passed into
is hands than ,he axe n the yrIo'iae vas $;
into motion. and The work &c official slanghe.
was ken. IN even in the death hours Of Harrison.
,t ,,Is XII, .,,as,s5 j.. -. .-css.;n, =, ~.
syho.s @ wb;a.eyy b,d no, ,v pnt t.
sooJ psonsviyan;a wil NJ, f1rgs, mat ,hose
Who nou. clamor for The Tariff of Is42 and do
clare ha, she has been outraged and deudcd, are
the very men who, when placed in power, have