Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28

cute The duties Of their Office. He has no, turned
ss many ought e. have gone ou,-this nv obisc
uon. lie WIZ no doubt, MAKE some bad appoin, ats
1u,ee' a. all VINO have preceded him. have done {;
anu TIE ony remedy s ake the office from them ar
soon as II IL discovered that they lack talents or are
ne gigeutNr una thul Offices in our country are
l." isr Ve ben tit Of the people, aud Tor nlivid
ais; aud, Whenever have given a, reason why Mr.
A. or Is. should continue 10 hold Office bcca,.se
ne had held q for inany years" | vouii if couid
inru tim ou, Became, II he is continued few years
long r, ne viii claim the right Of succession T., RI
son. &c. | would not condsGn Candidate, because
he voted sSe!n,t Gen. Jackson at the lst ,i, nm ~
u'd sPnro him irSin me, deadly enemy 10 t.,e
peace hiPIess. prosperity and ,ibsyy of y cou,try
u he doe not openly asow that he viii s,nu,ri a.,
Jackson IN m sShi ne has taken In relation 10,
max NJ an diteh- sing, which not oniy uncoo l.
tuional, but h'glY inexpeisn,. by the G. neral Gov
.rnmen'' white" Is utterly unfit to transact any .urh
n"'ines'. THESE Internal Improvement, local IN
mei' n'.ute. and oil tht class oi powe.s, which wer
Intended to ba eyercised aud execu ed by the States
eaen IN ITS owa way a. TO ali this story about iueoing
out or turning in olise, The opposition may whns
anu can't about IL a. much az they please he gr-a
mas. OF the people have other ipirre. in the ,na
YER, other than that he who is in .ha do his duty
Lhey wli, however, have son'tiog TO talk md w.ite
ABOUT, aud that IL ~ harmless any thng else.
mentioned the roai-mAkng, Sc, because IL i, OF
creates, magnitude than miny o'her loc.l thins. Ia
c'ion OF III yosih OF the country. aooher Of Mr..
A'am. prcjeeis by construction unler The term &C IN
eral Welfare" aud in il nature qnie Ne local AMI
with The exception OF the D,,tic OF Colu,nbi.. 10
which Congress. are directed Ia egisIate Y,n .,i,h
thing 'hni would justify such an inference
Make It point 70 cali en- III Candidates N expisin
themselves, on al General P,litic. aud r.inind th.m
o. ei- oral Objects, aud whs htr hey have hem in
their CA'aogues OF Localities, or If they At. dl-m,..d
To surrender then tn the General Gogernmea t or re.
tin them 10 those States
For my ell, cannot vote fsr a Candid,te whether
Tor he State or General Government, who !. for max
ing this surrender; bnt | know iuil we'll | hav. NJ
inunence among the People ard if had the si,na.
ron In which an, liacsd would forbid NV u.ins il
II attempted TO 10 SO. it would 10 more hurt than
good.
Yes, SIT, my neighbours; the few I have talked
WIN say, " NO no--party politics have nothing To do
W. 'h's cleo ion. But mark me, the few have X.
81 w''h--or ra'hsr, they have talked with me-,r.
adams m"n; and, moreover, s,m- OF them say that
must he neutral SC. / have line from one of YOU,
neighbours on 'hi. ssnn subject who very clear in
M. "pnon, th'i party ,oics ough, not 20 be b,ouyb,
INTO V'sw-Wt' out knowing the fact will venture 10
.ay he was an Adam. man also
ms IS no time 10 he meal -mouthsd and old bird.
ongh' not TO su-r Themselves be csush, with CHI .H
III Is no. The men, but the Political Pr;neipes OF h,
men, that the people ought 10 have explain ed 10 them
oe'ore thy vote; what their opinincs of ,he,
course OF Policy, that ought hereafter 10 he pur.ed by
The state Government and the same \. TO the Federal
Government. hope Of you will invite TIC Can
use' give their oriuior in print citation to mi,
matter Respectfully, Your
Ooedieui Servant,
. VIM Mccoy