Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-24

AL the candidates was your fsvori,c? WAS AS.
Crawl ford? lie Leirg out of The way, in wha, or.
der would you have taken the ctherss And which
OF them would you have postponed TO ali the rest
q include Mr.. Clay in the number.)
D. DO you approve disapprovc Of the general
character OF the present administration of the Coz
vernpent of .he u. s Do you consttme the
constitution according to The commonly accented
Specification of its terms? Or, do you adopt the
latitude which is fashionable among: the uitros of
the day! Do you favor the exercise by the G. enc
taiGoyefnment OF the Jurisdiction it claims over
the subject OF Internal improvements? Or Of the
power 10 make Roads and Canals! Do YOU reg ard
IN" proec ion of manufas lures as a legitimate ar
constitutional object of La ing impos!s, Sc? In
word, do you accord with the principles Of Mr.
Mr.. Giles's late Rerou?
q. DO yo, favor the reelection Of J Q. Adams
to tue Presidency If the U. 81 DO YOU desire
| The political aivan cement nf lienry. Clay5 Are
y"u pleased at his presen, elevation? Do YOU ed
vo'a'e nis ireien-i'n 10 further ds:iuci. on, Or
do you pe''ge yourself 10 oppose the reelection
oil MIR. Adams. AMI tn concur in the no,nn,,io,
oil oniy such electors of Pfss,len, and Vice Pre.i.
zen, as yon may conscieaiirns,y believe will vote
against him.! Aud TO use all fair AID houourabe
means. TO defeat the political views of NJ, t1av,
These are plain quesIioss sharp test; but they
are s"eh as every voter must, notc-a -fays REQUIRE
10 be sa'i-hed upon; and such, l make no doubt,
on are perfectly willing TO snsw re,fec ly
w"ihs 10 submit TO. In conclusion. will adni
tha' all my p'cpossessi us are highly f.yo,r,,le
10 on; AMI that believe sou to he ca.li.I-;,
sshuous--ready to give the electors Of the District
H''n iniormsioo, Ia regard TO your political sen
uinen,s as vii! e.,aLle them TO vote understand
insiy-ani TOO high minded seek any aivantas.
~ reserve or mystery. Yet, tbs is no time for
ininei'g mattrr-;" we have a right to ra,echi.c
all men who solicit our CO. fdence; and IN fo,.,o
'hs eScicise OF this right, ., the present cou,nc
'hfe' would in the memorable words Of a rood
writer, Out an execrable poic,nl " he tie ,rhr,,
10 The most sacred of trusts need not say. !,
Z" no less your iaierest To the foregoing
queries promptly. plainly, and poin,edIy, than !,
Is the wish of
a REPUBLICAN, Of HANOVER.
Hanerer, c2,i FEB. 1927.
FOR THE E.NQ UIRER.
uocs not seem a, yet 10 be generally under
s'ocd, that ae members tpho are TO co,unosc fbs
esisiature, at ats merf session, nW b,y. tbr
nomination OF electors Of President and Iy;re
PRESIDENT Of The u. Sdiess How does il han
pen mat 70 important tart -aoulJ escare he OBJ
set'aiion OF any person who feels the least con
Germ IN public maiierss
1his circumstances will give great interest and
importance to The approaching ELECTORS in ApriI
anu to the mex session of the I,..i.Iatu,e M
result OF those elections-tLe prepDnd.,auc. of
me one party, or the other, among the membe :
VIII, according 10 usage, DETERMINE THE vorr
| "hiCH The ANCIENT DoMINIoN' Is TO
GIVE IN THE CHOICE OF A PRESIDENT Avn
VICE PRESENT! II The people should not be
awakened 10 sense of tlie importance which
l""Peiy belongs to this subject; party of false
ana i'ihiess representatives IN sl, worm them
,e.ses mo the - seals of the synagogue. and be-
S'ns '.eT constituents, (accoding TO the fashion
Oh me day,) presume TO pledge Virginia 10 the
supper, Oh NE man whom all genuine Republicans
throughout the Union, are s.riving 70 hu,I frnn
his dangerous and &c ill-eotten,, emi,r,c.
Let the people then awakeI and Look IN ,bas.
| 'h'ngs! Let warning voice 20 forth throu n
the land! Let it resound tho ,ybou, on
borders, and be heard in IowI,nd and nm
mounsln-toi'. calling all "irue believers, to
rally around The standard of their political re-
oen'p' on, commanding them 10 strip off his robe
ana eJsci IRON ''ths church, the High. Priest of
idoairy," and suinmoaing 10 hi,pos, every libe
raj a"d determined opponent OF tie present Adj
inihisiia'!on! Let the people see that none but
sooi men and rue" get theh "power of At
| 'ornsy 10 act for them in this matter
BIT, enough! Let the thing be b n, under stood -
anu " ais we'll" g Tie Bi.ckirs and the
Puritan viii number bu, few of their men am mo
those who capy - tickets of admission 10 the
Conncii,house of (our lii ley Naion'' mex,
winter. The Iackies of Mr.. Ci y--,he minon.
| and livery men OF Mr.. A.ams even in uni, ed
iofce, will g muster thin The deep exci,emen,
! the consuming anger of an homes, peopIe
whose wishes were disregarded--w fe.linrs
were outraSed-whose confidence was abused n,
the l3th OF January-gives ample assurance of
many Changes, for the better, in the materials of
the Legislature at itsnsx, Session. Among a. l.,
coun:ie-, | am satisfied such vii! be The Gaze in
HANOVER