Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-16
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

call himself Federalist and irIend 10 Ms .T"A
try, He will be called by other. infamous
agut secondly, Federalists will not lend money,
because they will never gel il again. how, Wne'e,
ond when are the government to get money 10
nav ;nteresl4 And lcho can tell chether ftttre ri
i.rs man mink The debt contracted under snch c1Teun'-
slonccs and bv men ,rh0 lend money 10 hetp o1lS
osures ptid then haze loudly and constantly con-
dsmned, ought 10 be paiR On the WHOLE men,
there are Two very strong reasons why Federal, !,
ISIS will not lend money; first, because y wouia
be base abandonment OF poitlieal and mo'as
p,inc,p'es; secondly, because il IS pretty certain
they will never be paid again. II Boston Gazette,
April IA, 1914.
"The war is purely Democratic. II was
undertaken for Democratic and not Tor ma.
tiona purposes and has been prosecuted
with Democratic success. Let The Democrats,
therefore, terminate il in The best manner tney
can. We have no partnership in the matter. II
,hey can make a good and honorable peace, lei
Them have The credit OF it. And il they sacrifice
The interest and honor OF The country, as we
have always believed they would, the country
must take up The cause as national and not
party concern; and should war become necessa-
nv in vindicalion OF national rights it will be
another kind of war than this has BEEN"
Gazette of u. Siates, June IS, 1914.
1--WE saw again. lie, the Democrats terminate
This ridiculous war in The best way they can
and it, in doing So they surrender any Of our es-
senlial rights. Inc nation will employ competent
men Tor the recovery OF them. IL ,coatfd DC Tors.
an useless after The experience ire hare had 10 en-
Ter INTO partnership 1riM me present conductors o.
affairs Ia supporting any rights 1rhdtersr by f0Tee
Of arms bid.
SHOULD the present Administration, with theii
adherents in Southern States, still persist in the
prosecution OF this wicked and ruinous war-In
unconslilutionally creating new States IN The mad
Of Louisiana. line inhabitants VI which country
are as ignorant Of Repubiicanism as The a!liga-
tors Of their swamps,) and in opposition 10 The
commercial rights and privileges OF N. England
much as vs deprecaie a SEPARATION Of the Lni0n,
we deem il an evil much less 10 be dreaded than
a corporation with them in these neiarous pro-
lecls."-[ Deerfeld, Massachusetts, Patriot jan H.
1914
nj James Madison is 10 command The icTce
destined 10 subjugae the Eastern States, we would
suggest to his eycellency most salutary caution
it is that he should provide himself with horse
,wiiler footed by far than thai which carried him
SO calamity from The invaders Of Washington
He must be able tc escape al greater rate than
iory miles day, tr The sT,i ushgeaGce Of Nelr
En- glcnd wUl operteke the wretched mscreant IN
his d eht !!!m-I Boston Gazette, 5M Jan 1914.
What have the FedcIalsls in these days said !?
They have denounced The war with Mexico as
MIR. Folks war-a war for conquesl-a ridicn-
lous and shameful war. They have called The Pre-
siden despo, and what bur gentleman have
they not called hint
The Federal candidates Tor Congress in Viz
GINA have laid aside all subjects OF difference be-
tween The TWO parties save the Mexican wal
Tha, is their hobby now 10 ride into Congress
upon. by preaching 10 The people the alarming
amount that This war is 10 cost each individual
in The way OF increased taxes. So the standard
by which their patriotism is measured, is dollars
and cents When The Government is admins
Tered by The Federal party they say j! is misera'
bly feeble and inefficient" but when administer
ed by Democrats il is arbitrary and despo'ic. II
has been asserted in England hat a Tory in place
becomes Wing when out OF place. and that
Wing when provided with place becomes a
Tory. You ought 10 call them F'sderaliNs
ANOTHER DEMOCRAT.