Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-08

In the language Of Mr. jeff rson endoavorng 20 get
share OF the public money for hi, district
Die, IN which he That Was meansst aud unrrinci-
pied would usually get most" But thanks TO Psovi,
dencc, yos were iound equal 20 The occasion. Inpell.
paramount sense OF duty. you arrested tho in-
choste acts al the other branches OF the Legislative
power OF tbs federal and have sppoaisd I,
the people o the UnitSd Stetes, your con.ti'u
en's TO "a" Up The dissgrsemen's OF their agents AZ
smal part OF that great people ths msshrs awards 20
your cout" on that cessation, their unqualified sPpeobA
tn And we feel grsefu, for the confidence you HAYS
shown by thatsppsa 10 tho good sense and rariotsm
Of The Amsfiesn psop!s BY The verdict they will rem.
der, they will prove thsmsslves WORTHY Of thst con
hdsnce. Wh,n they hsvs ACTS and no. prof.. ..ion,
msrsy, TO judge bv the people ara never m.isk.o ia
ter frisnd.. AZ the great body are taIp,yer. hey
never can be persuaded TO farsdks him. whs Willis he
IL rapidly reiesdng them from the burden of public
debt, is diminishing III. weight of th.ie t,s,. The
Amsric,n people will never refuse their purses ror
THAR peron' when required 10 msint.n ,hs bcnir u,
the ndsp .ndencs 81 thsis country BIZ, they are ri.-
ling TO n'S s~ sacrifices for thesp'en'or Of the gov
srnment They are well s~ars that public sp'snj,r
AID display in the government gsnsraly purchased
the .Sp'nsc OF private miserv and suffering in tbs ri
'zen Grea, public wohs can onlyhe executed ., xr.a,
putlic expense; the, know that he money
on OF the pockets of the people snd both unable
ana unwilling 70 ply IL. ID appointed piIirisn' who
.eizf upon thing To- Oppo'i ion; sap'oinsd locs
interests that expected TO be provided for at the expense
OF the whos uH,n fsdsrssts and a,i',ocras ell thai
class who believe our PRESENT Eoverninent too weak
end who wish change il for Stronger thoss h, are
ax-rscsivers eithor directly or ndirsey all who fe
aut OF the public crib and feel interested in seeing il
full 10 overlooking, and SONS ones but misguided ci-
zen', may I"in in danouncinE your course. But fear
them not. They will all h,ve 10 bow before The ire
si.'ible sn'rGes a. the great Democratic OF ths
United Sia'ss This Sampson 10 swakening. and his
locks vt unshorn; lot the m not crovohe him
AZ IN. o'hsr acts Of your nnisr alton hsvs never
been s'riously qnetionad ia THE part Of the county
We feel enough IN express hearty APPRECIATION Of
the general your admini'ra ion " far it hs
vot been developed to our unds rsan, e. We have
bsen particularly arathsd at ths evidence. You have
given of yow re'pect'r tho general harmony OF The
nation OF your ~i'h TO r''urn 10 first PRINCIPLES. ssd
OF your d''r, 10 do juica to tho ,epass intsr. Of
evsry yar OF his rtea sonfsdsrscv. Th. govern ant
~a' founded In compounds o. different srd eonnictox
Interest, ,fG can be psrpstu't'd only BY sdninissr
ms vi the 'pirit with which We founded
Permit u.s. sir 10 lender you our sincere r,od wi.he
'r mo h'a'h and hsnnin"" OF the man. and for the
honor and prosperity Of n. mssi.',s,e.
ELDRfDGE HORD,
WILLIAM BRADLEY
FRANCIS LEEPER,
JAMES JOHNSON
JOSEPH SMITH
JAMES YOUNG,
ORVfLLE BRADLEY
STONE MILL. Hdpkins County, SEPr. lIh, 1890
The Reply If fhs Pre,ident
HAWKINS COUNTY Sept. IL, 1880
G'n''emrn:-lhe resolutions Aod sdr'" OF this DAFT
which az tie organ Of number of my friends ,nd f.
lnw AZ hi. veini'y yo ar. A,.sJ Ia hand n
ne, are received vi fecog, Of tho 'eep.s rsspect
and thankinine' 1t woud bn mors gratifying 10 ms
10 inset them 'hA road eide in tn. nj ain rsnutican
III Hucs6h ~ YOU, fhSn IN 0hsr; bat il 10
ont o. my power stop for that 'po.. having
air adv too long sb'ent-- from III. s-a NJ ~ Off
c'al duties. can ony in HE form. thank you r th.
friendly civilues which they psof'r. AMI which i,
would he truly plea'ihg 10 me 10 orjay.
IL woul he u1rstural on IN mrst urimp1rtant sur.
ect' calling for tho expression Of ,rsncs. of in
ION Tor ihs iodieiusls snrr'ari' them 10 affect a.
nco 'ctrH Tor the concurrence appreciation of q,
'how- CITIZENS but on the Srea' PRINCIPLES which
invov 'd In the administration Of n government like
ours, would Re worse for tn. chief ri.rat. not 10
aeknnwleIG- he se.resi senshil'y to thi. eonst,.
fondl .'' of III. Justice Of his v.-s anJ the hd.Iiv
o' his conduct Thu min-, eenUtmen, TIM. far should
excite th' favorable sentiments which Won convey on
this c'.ion, onc OF The hghss that 40 be
bestowed upon me.
NV corrf., in withholding nv approval of The MAYS
vile Rosd Bill. Wa rlAniy pointed ont bsIisv.
ny ths con'ntioo. ard unsstsn~d by the rnsj1rity
OF h- neo7e, will roster" M 10 rrva', lfs with the
r'-s'irg r'n'ciJn that have nei h.r vo'stsl nv If
haai duties, nor weakened that sacrsh o.tum ont with
which is indss0lutiv hUuuu vf 49, nr
mon country. trust il may have the effect Of awsk-
snns public attention 10 the importance of exiting ush
ing IA speedily poesbls The public dabi 10 tho hsls-
fnl consequences nroessarily r-sntnG from prof
expenditure of III, public money, ard to the necessity
ct Restoring 'ha government to ia odsnsl simplicity in
tho .rereis" Of all ia functions.
pray you 10 bs assured OF hest ryishss for yonr
property ard happiness ard f,t those Of The otiI"ns
in whose behalf ynr sc; and bslisvc me- respectiily
Your fcllo~ -ci'izen,
ANDREW JACKSON
To EIdrlGs Hord, Franei, Leepor, s.. James Joi n.
son AID Others.