Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-30

bty oil his receiving the Mississippi nud North
Carolina, although by means n strong one. Why
then lie The hands Of your electors. and force them
TO throw away the vote VI vrvinia, when by her
vote he cannot get the Senate! IT, however
Air. Barbour shoold receive votes enough elsewhere.
! 10 he elected benefited 10y tho vote of Nirriti,
he tcW assurcd!y reeeire her rVte as II her c!.e
tors tce'e pledged 10 MS support On the han iis1
% OF Virginia might, hy bctg ls Tree o ae y q,
to the sronges, OF the candidates ot party
election 10y the people, and prevent its being carried
senate, whcr", recent events have Shcwn. thi Euaker
or Sergeant would DE preferred 20 Me-. Van Burru lao,
10 lie made.
II there 'ss ever been eri-s, when private fcehax.
personal 'ned'hP AMI State PRIDE should bo sac'ihced
Oh The altar O public gurl--it now exists Oar puIitc,
enenes IN The event ol their defeat Tor the Presidency,
which they arendy ioescc, will make ris Tor
The mastery IN Congress- and particularly i'm the Senate Of
the u States; which, from its peculiar aris,ocraiic
construction, they may possibly effect Should they sur.
ceea the next four years viii be of aud con,c-
ton. The President OF your chscc will hc as lie has
been in many instances heretofore thwar,,L 10 thy
exercise OF l constitutional powers, and his hes, e,
iors ami exercns Tor the public good defeated. Shalt
we, under such circumstances, Md, by dvi.
sions IN elevaiiug 10 the Vice Presidency, and con-
sequen'y, TO the presiding chair OF the Senate, po-
ihca opponent, who will throw the weight of his cha
rac'er and station, against the and mcasurcs OF
our ehoice: Every consideration that yet bad
weight with political party, anonishcs give ohy
support TO the candidate who coInuand the greatest
number OF voes~Tha that candidate is Marlin Van Blu
ren, We have the strongest believe. He will
III al" probability get the votes OF Indiana Illinois, Mis-
souri, ohlo tennessee Alabama GeOrgia-3n Mary land,
Maine, New Hampshire, and New York. which, with
Tie vote OF Virginia would elect him. In addition to-
cse the probabilities very strong that he will get
those Of Kentucky aud North Carolina.
An effort is making, Ivy open enemies and pretended
cnis To convince you that your en- MIR
Barbour and Mr. Van Buren,; aud voting for the
represented preference OF him Mr. Barbour.
Noihng Is farther trUm the truth Your choice the
" choice Yum have is between Martin Van Buicn-who
e assertions OF the Charlottesville Convention TO the conc.
airy Notwithstanding is welt tried, trusly expert
eHced pohcian Statesman OF the first ORDER who has
risen to bis present elevation in tile opinion of his
rymen by strength of talent, un,iring industry and Re-
publican simplicity OF character and WHO is with YOU
all points but ne,a John Sergeant, Amos Elmaker
the hrst, National Republican, who has one political
principle s common with youe last having ia. a,di-
uoai objection oil ahi his National RepuL-
cdiils, infinitely than the Federalism of '9s
moose yc, between these for, assured TO sqs
plexioD, il will coa,e last"
Let Inc urge you, regard the welfare Of YOUR
country; the existence Of your principles and, above ALL
oil That principle which the hasis of systeu-that tho
majority should ruleto go TO the po and vote undvr.
de, Tor the unpledged ticket which has presented
yon IN obedience TO the long established Of your
party
Since writing the above, have ie letter of Mr.
Barbour, TO the Chairman Of the Charlottesville
ticket This is which the political friends of
Judge Barbour, expected, and had right TO expect and
one, sterngy characteristic of the wisdom aud patriosnt
oil the man who has all occasions surrendered his pr-
vate wishes and personal interests the public good
COMMON SENSE.
G. s .ciR prepare for Fridays paper a rcpiy TO The
Fec-L Lights Of Chan OttessiHe. He could MT ,cfbout
making the article too long, bring it into The prese,t
article.