Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-07

while we, AMONG the entangenents OF our si.ue-
non nave aeieu tor what we have thought the
best. Ihey have been actuated by fear OF mill.
tary usurpation-we, by a dislike oil civil corrup
"oh' All" Oh outrageous attacks the constitution
oil our country. We ask liberation for ourselves
anu we extend II 10 the good, and the honorable
ana the patriotic, from whom we have recently .,
Parat.u: We rejoice at the Signs oil the Times,
whcn indicate, IN our humble opinion. the down
Tall OF the present Observation-Disclosures we r., iaice
'or tue sake o our country. Should we obtain the
victory, we would enjoy il with moderation
"isdon' Union, aud Performances, must be cur
watch-words We s!Ioid demand the r.io,tn of
ahuses-cieansc the Ausean Stable of corruption
restore the Constitution 10 lis original sp.rt study
simplicity and economy; ans, bring back the
government to the good old principles OF IS
ana isoo. we go for principles, not for men.
- we nave rot engaged IN the recent controversy
for The purpose ct indulging the ambition OF ai,y
Jnan-hui To wreSt power from those hands whici,
wrongiul'y Obtained il, wrong.uily used A. and
would wronSiully have returned i've have not
sworn bind allegiance 10 Gen jackson. " wil.
not sink into the vassals of any man. We will give.
linn IA fair trial; gave to Atr. Adan,s-and we
call upcn ih' fair, and honorable opponents. 10 line
same. we call upon our ieilow-ciizeus, 20 arouse,
ana look more into their business The govern
ment belongs 10 ;hem--itis their business and ,bey
ougb, to look INTO the cement of their own al
lars. They must no, suffer tlleniselves 10 become
the livestock, and iranstelrees, and the iusru-
rnenls 10 CRAFTY the ambition OF any inti, i;ual--
They should put down all such factions, IS ,nn,-
Cal TO deir liberties, 10 their peace tn, Improve
men OF their i,hror'ant interests, and 10 ;hs pre-
servation OF social harmony Itself. Already i, i.
said, that on The 9Th Of March inert, the banner 1.
10 be hung out on the outer wall and the battle Il
be re commenced Tor the elevation OF distinguish.
ed Citizen. what we not $ ok OF contentious
Are the people TO be the continual sport Of privat.
ambition: Are they the Clansmcn some Highland
LORD, who are forever 10 obey the Slogan ui some
daring LEADER Is Rome always to be disturbed by
the aspirations Of some 0c,avius or Mark Anthony!
is there TO be no peace in Israel? Are we, from the
an oil March next. 10 be the victims of the same
violence and intrigues. which have Tor almost TIVE
years disgraced The Republic:-No, fellow -citi-
2ens Let ms no, sink to the slaves oil any man.
aInbi.ion Our patriotism .nd our pride should
forbid us from wearing the livery of any anbi
nous competitor oil tue successful Candidate
II Gen. Jackson he elected, let us still 90 foi
the constitution and the country. Let our cry still
be :" Principles, not mem!
But, II contrary To the voice Of Virginia. If con.
trary 10 the signs OF the Times in o he, States il
should please the sovereign people, TO re-elect Mr.
John Quincy Adams, the voice oi the people ough
10 Preva-and the minority, as in duty Sound
should promptly submit 10 the Voice of The Peo
pie
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