Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-04
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Political POper 10 be depominated
THE CONSTITUTIONAL. WuIG

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IN the interior oi Virginia. he feels The of trans
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Tue pnhic, Than in a provincial" town.
M oMm sgmen aud The advice Of few rieno have
reeonmended The Metropolis OF Virginia, eligible
site for the establishments OF political newspaper
wealth, population and intelligence have mu,,iped to
snpL'ng degree in every other section Union il
singular circumstance that in Ethmond alone where so
much taieni, wealth. and political zeal are concentraed
and whose statesmen continually appealed 10 by The
"oe american cened"racy for the enlightened and
ORTHODOX views of National policy paper should
be i"nnd-t" utter the various and conflicting opinion, OF
crisis has called into existence IL signal
10 the Rchmoud Enquirer" this state of 1hnes is
spread Celebrity Originating period Wien recent
events had clearly defined opposing views OF the old
phres attaching Itself with aiur 10 tie Triumphant De-
n"cracy eurched by the contributions of the abesi
men % the country aud supported by the zeal
aus disciplined talents OF lis Editors paper fought its
early way TO popular favor has since sustained lis
proud pfe-emine"ce without rival and without distrust
Concurring ia devotion the great doctrines HIGH tin
Enquirer has So long aud faithfully supported airup
is steady attachment aud grateful or ~ seTv;ce ~, liz
hepuolican Party, have neither the vanity to expect nor
HE ngr"ti'ude 40 desire by tue OF another
paper, disnuton of lis popularity or psronsee with
Tue public Ii is due 10 myself declare that NV present
design was conceived neither in hostility the princpIe
Of the Enquiries nsr TO itself II iaueriv rop'derahJs
oorion OF the Democracy Ofhis aud other states have
suddenly found themselves at issue the Enuurer or
the promineUt national topic of the day that apparent dis
uhon Is Ia be Inscribed rather difference OF opinion Ak
To the means OF perpeuang the triumph the parry and
me harmony aud integrity of the Union any aban
comment OF principle either side. Whilst that paper
supports Mr. Crawford republican grounds other, nave
supported M Adams on similar: and IL acknow ledge
The course Of the Enquirer have been dictated by an
honorable convictions of adherence principle we claim
ei me democratic friends OF Mr. Adams the liberia
construction OF motive. Attempts have heen mede TO den
y the ends Of Mr. Adams with the old federal party
u sc"eri"g examples may he cied to support the
on ana TO give tan air o. p4ubiity. But ii Mr.. Adams
IS supported in the North 10y Mesrs. Walsh King, Mr.
'SsuPporteu IN virginia, by the activt
era leaders, and IL certninly unreasonable apology
Tor the advocates ofhe former, in this state, that in The
Impending contest they find whole ultra federal
suength arrayed against them
believing that the apathy of Virginia North Carolina
% uhe prospects Of MT Macon in succeeding
the Presidency hopeless for whom only OF all persons
n"er, nose o,Stes could have given an honest vote,
nave carry, as tue Editor ola newspaper, expressed
prrereuce for Mr.. adams, choice Of nils uniting
Cfe"ter mass OF qualifications, and likely
monte me sectional feelings OF the North and South
10 hs course, as the result of sincere convictions
aFOld inconsistency, 'h9ii continue adhere. If,
ever, the support Of Mr.. Adams Wing he conse-
quencr OF us establishment that consideration has had
no 'nhuence m producing the Official patronage
neither been Instrumental in creating tue WING, nor will
have tue smallest influence its political opinions
Gus friends tins disayo" al will be supersrOgaiOry while
10 the public IL he necessary as guarantee for our
independence and the purity OF motives Daily expe
independence aud repectabiy; and fros the particular
crisis which we have selected for commencing paper we
ackno"ehge enr apprehension Of being cassed by
among the vena herd who have sold their payer. and
themselves 10 the unIrnepled aspirans public Office.
voted 20 the doctrines and the of 1888 10 detect add
to aid in defeating all designs aeanst the Constitution Of
largemen to revive, 20 incucae The Con-
tutiona preeeps Of Messrs Jeerson aason and RoIne
creed IS summed np IN the following brief articles
Veneraon for the Constitution.
Opposition 10 the extension The tariff system.
Opposition all National improve without the All
thority Of the people.
10 all standing armies, and 10 the iorfcaiion system
Orr columns nevertheless will Ice open political dsp.
tan Of all compilations dc conceive ourpives On.
titled any other discretion rejecting communications
but the right decide deoency regarded or some
share OF ability displayed. We therefore com.
mnni atOns Of correspondents, POLITICAL literary and scten-
e and pledge ourselves sacedy preserve their secrets
The CONSTITUTIONAL Wing will be published twice n week
"A Tho
~ i've dollars per annum The price Of subscription will
not De required until months utter the issuing Of the Isl
NO as we desire 70 convince the public that ts existence
viii be permanent Payment in advance will b.wever be-
gratefully received and acknowledged by the PrOpetors
as fhtering mark II confidence u their promises.
Editors ~ Virginia requested 60 give this Prospectu,
two Insertions the favor will reciprocafed in Kind
or " they require IT, paid for and all Editors dsposed Co
10Th inst
The Isl No Of the National Wbir will be issued the
isi TUESDAY IN January Subscrihers may assure
hemseives that the proceedings Of Congress the Va
Legislature willbe faithfully recorded aud commented
win freedom ard independence.
JOHN u. PEASANTS,
JOSEPH