Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08
v,,,r.RIE DOCUMENT.


and ooli:cian. The writer wishs graphic pe"-ana IN
oronn;,g h;s facts shows much Judgment ami SKILL "he
,,s rays II ,rub are seen shining Ill through t'ei me
- IN Of &c les If Amelia" viii re pulls ed On Monday
Dcumens such MS these, readers Should always pre-
serve for future reference rn r-,,;-.r
General 7aytor-His Grst Mssase 10 Gonsress-1ne aG
GonM Iotsngercsrs rerier q inc naS"sf'n a'" 'h
rsrisr o. t4e Ness g>-OrisIn " He eren Fafts s
tJ;r;JJ n, con- rg-ted,roiism aud Reputl'cantSm
can,r1s.ed- Uhiryn. and Democracy -.
Dear Ss: However the sa"Euc @ h " ,n
a;,n,,.d nv The poscptive policy oil MS adhns,a-
lion and the recommendations .: his message, u u ea m
, ,v f,r,.ecn the result. Pending his election,
an,,rily unsettled in his politics, SeehlE@ NE Fn" "
a rites and at every i,rl'h h' ~ and his sinh
mia b, III. con,reaaied Wi5s OF ne p'i', nv" a.
srurer, triumph the Democrats, have conF'c' Ills d.
fi.uti.n With the Former. . 49,, = =, ,i,o ne cur
c;n,, an account a. possibly can in the im's nave pre-
rritc. 10 mys of the o.in and DISTINGUISHING rnrar
eris'ics Of Inc great Pie> 'al nave o ard who
Win ile ve Vi asct'tanng wlu AZ fcdcF"!i,s ana VINO
are R-n1licanS who I.atninarianS ana VINO strict .on-
is,ra.ll,nst- An! shall devote NY sec.'nn h'"er ="
ryi,y f me pr,.i;ets Message "r rather "l suc iof
-.rye especal nn,ice As THIS document ma re-
eiv the uaoi,.icd n probation OF le ny press we
NAV justly conclude that il is for "N.'hc oo'h % hIs
! 49, nal,cv and of constitutional construction
% E,i,nn ,e,rc5cer January the 18Th has lengthy
and ei,aoate sndcati'n' OF ,',he si2F " W. n 49,
in DIV /, comments OF The lnlon ~ Is 'o NY
nr,a 10 notice in detail: tue posy article ol The 'lnel
bu, or.y such portions OF il IS are Gevoiea I" IN tS
uysian 2IinC pies OF the wing party, Us eo"u'Seu
r In,Jlrrer sttcruously cnIeavors 10 estal 81 this
tna tie Wha .at,v i tie only true Repuh
cam narry IN! ih:r il is aosHTii'y :" apply u mem t't
Ielf.et, n. dcrass' or "Fcd..a.sm lie lAei=ehc,r
uses tie following language:
III, cur D. dictionaries he definition Of The word Federal Is
.-,rntly l., the Constitution OF The lnied States Ia 10
Other use his Feeefa', at this day. an? sense
.r Specification whatever"
fcrn from the formation o Federal Constitain I" NE
pcsen, timc great PARTIES IN 'h- rohns ai'ig'''- ~
lv and ra.inir unlY 10 the nature ana ciihc'er
u oar Federal Constitution, hn ~ consequence offering
r,ic,y a. 10 PRINCIPLES upon which The gn""rn'en'
should be admins cred III fact, isi-crl Vi political sen
mei MAS Leyrl,.d even il! tn, Federal Convention, nepG
in ne adoption ol the constitution One party advocated
i r,j, mammal government which the States, disrohed
Of ever: Important ppwcr would have been snbol.
n.tn ,ryincs lhco parry advocated frd"rdtivc gov
enn.n ,,tiei only with ~ Tin metal pove.S which
IN r Ian e 'crA!isi, concern at! the members
q, HI. ,,u c whrh mol 10 ba attained by The 81
.ar.. provisions Of any" This patty ultimately prevailed
IN ,,e co:ytnli H. and adopted present constitution
But II 'e Wheels o got"rnt"n wee r" IN "'"'' '''
sam =" OPTION ba had existed ia he convention
- powers .I should ae coa;,ife; IN Congress de-
ytie. isri Ia 'lc ':ry n" wht'i it g"Htiniir NJ
Sluuii administered. 1mt n 'ii had ~ me c"n"e1-
ION b. N ta! IN ttir ett. 10 tst n.ii IN abs : m.
lo u ,v,ri,lcni sought. construction .a .Hp:.i 81,
+, accomplish pdtc'iy wat ,y had eie 1e ~ ~ di
IN Ia. cation. liz rs gcat qatsn NON NlEcs L c
,ar! oi,rcils ts' - J 9TH VA. Tie llih
Washington H. .99. "inade deep imp eS-"n n many
u..actS of TIE L. Ill .,'re AMI contributed No inr"n>de-
I,
.,e paths, "sc! III ite!l bag ana e'al"nS c'iicl i.T
power s.aa Ga the tn"d stt's - , e'n'.' i
tlen. that II ts d"cfne ~ constructive ana
m;sec prwetS Tat of!1inh.d W. Icitt mt E'usi'sA
ay ,ctnl iat i'i9t. she latter "li"-
.!an IL. 1t ceS ucnn mao ~ cons dn'r al
p,.,fS IL the u,ncTh .avtTu,rri. HE i,cr cnnIcCjr
;.at he so,ecia,ic w.e oH! Diminish: hy H.
f.iA.. specifically ci.u'i;rlr 4. tli>e ssny I,
car, tie = c.i pow,is int" tcei-'ia! the owti. i'I-
cat L.. I'D s .ntcnn II wire g" nt sh'e In -
the ST. governments Es.,oGs an: "dt ante
TIE fe:crds cont ntd lhit lie aen1" government nj
-a. ni't .,np. in III a:.ryg' crsry. aad ,llt
Il So 'edn'y al Congress :" c-,Stt -, tf'e %h"'' ;e"
las nation cluirslrard Republics. The Rtpn-
.r.a ptig tie contrary, cosend!t at TIE d'cfne 81
'U - NJ cr IGrS 10 eSi otd tic int t'i te 4ic'f
nat ia. 81 the WIDE, WIS utterly AZ war i'll: tie
i'lroy a. constitution: mat l. was applicable 10 coz
,rG ,t.sts, but noi t" con,dcacy %! s"vcf-
'j.." SITS.
>a4 ,yr.r ;Ac grounds Of controversy between he Fec
ti-- md ,'cpollan- sub were lhc views tn'.f'"ita
ia;e~ i!irr Seii"n ~, 'h"sc '!ious i'ta1rs
,i., were pass. uri"r tao administration 81 tir clhr
i.us aud which cr'r nid h. the c'niete Owe !r' IS II
;i, frteia party g,a civic revolution al let' "h -
NJ J. .iersIu ed T. ihe fits.enc? TIE - iera.
ISIS .cycr lec"vrrri This aisc'mi'Gc. NJ Ja''rsr
wa- succeeded Ia lie Presidency hy M'a's"h are VI iT'
hoth 4 uuAcan - s,',its. Mr.. MonFs aru.s ra't'n
rer.inurcd in ls25. liz succeeded - Joan Cgiae?
Adams. .l."t ly Congo Ia" .oile h.ti-
ll, ID ~ IL. NJ c!ty. ~ito VS. t:,iI at tAc
'ri of co.,i tue Aii1n Republican patty =
tt,, VAIN t,jea and nrdcn supnuier Mr. AG!in- Clay
l.nd i.; t,u his iaN''r i'r :'on which Il" i"-
leri lhr,S" "borS a, combat o!lrn, known ~ tic
,,,.,i,..n system, Tia, system cr,h,aced Batch =,
BINS Internal nipoN by thu general 90
,ofruIcnl the iursi extensive scale
l. rye! ttii o! those eado. measure :
q; Ire National Republican party VIE authorized by any
si.oc grant ul iow. III thc constitution, b" deprnicd La
si1.l u;on the nosl ltGii'ls construction ." that in
,r..en WITH III" phrip al THIS
cary that the Younger iln- administered ir government.
Ia oo Of TIE eSta"dia.r: nrwe.> ttt' c "'ltnei Com
sl s. could cAelc>c wi make single extract ic"m lii
it~, annual M. sane L. Cun-iess:
The ,.i oiec, the institution OF civil government
: ~. mpr,ye,,.n,.nt al the cnna,nn ii.ose who ARE
fI. ,tr Al. M n i'm
cy,i o,n CONSTITUTED arc"mis The lawful ends ii ~
irstini, bu la proportion, n II Improves the c";iI'i II
u ;tas whom is cs; sii,d Roads and canals, hy
multiplying and ir'i'"inS the c'n"nc 'i'ns and lne'-
cou,-, c:san Te-lnns and iEttndes al nun
political aud n'ril cia iIn?'' vetens ale Duties
signed by the Aurr III existence Ia spci 10 ss than
L. iaIyA!al m1u. For I've ia''m."' ri r'ese Gus go
yertjlunts ~ invested w.ih powell, &c.
j. manifest lu Tie caes here ST forth
iii IN Inc last rampant federalism ui Alexander Hamilton
F,r f. n ami N n n .ny other F,dtra~ ever 81 .n,,.
fr Cuu.rt other than The
i's. Bat in tie above eS'rnc J. e. Adams cAms for Con-
aiess The =" the Constitution vlcr iuwtls
tbl ,,ac delegated by tue Constitution i>c, The
n. ue says g,vtTnnenr in aaa'erer firm conStu-
ted, accou,il th- lawful ends "i lis iEition with
improving" &c. II is perceived that this doctrine
selis, with ,rert defamation o truth thai Congress
exercise crtan powers utterly reu&nint 10 the Consi,
1 oesaus" iis'"im, NY e e ' Immediately from
ton ol j. O. idlrs which the lig party boast f the
?nst since In day. q Washington Nov it be
tend any y liz, tic ti.ndtd unf:isan thai
iii, Republican Pr s:dn, who absolutely sci AZ de-
Constitution. and wl>c policy, lad fuy
adopted wouli have resulted in The annhat,n of S,a
sayeesny b: TIE constellation o III powers .,no-
al yer'ment! VT tie ro!.cv John O. ADM ad-
n'ris atin The iuca! policy o, Henry Clay and the
National Republicans. Tie c"ncusun is er foe Vita
!e that Ii. National Eepu Lean party virtually and
substantially the I'D Federal party disguised under more
popular name And John q. Ad,n,s administration
Wig administration, thrn the Wings Of day we're
F.ccraists beyond all dispute Eut il this is cont.oycfi,t
II Is comientd that the "hig d,e th origin party
n e'iod subsequent 1898 be readily de-
u
fact he original National Republican purity.
In ISIS, the contest for the Presidency was between
Gene raj Jackson III. Democratic Republican candidate and
JuhG e. Adams, the Candidate OF III. National Republicans.
The great Issue between the piiiits tie "Ameln
tenn o. Mr. Clay. mnririn. the hgh Tariff 1928 s.-
matised the bill o Ab"mnaon' tie Rank and Internal
Imp questions The Democratic pas succeeded
clrciiun Jackson nv overwhelming maofiiy
The result the repeal OF the Tariff If 1925 and check
lrie'mu Improvements by the inetpes!icn OF the Exec
utisc
il l352, the National Republicans strrnuousy exerred
themselves tlect Mr.. Clay but s.nally filled Jacks
having been leeeced by triumphant majority But thu
Proclamation against Su"ih CalGna, follow ed IN hy the
llerw lht al ,l t,nn