Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-12

dtdis rOted for or by anu other infeigibe
me eoueet,gefy; and as The pote' are giren it shall
De me duy or the said Commissioners to take erdct
p0H Of the names Of all persons uofng, under the
names ~ the persons uoted for.''
"THE REIGN OF TERROR.n
| I'm '9o, when the black cockades were mounted,
when the Fedcralists ruled the Administration en-
acted Alien and Sedition Laws and scattered their
recruiting parties and their arrogant officers over
the land, a Republican Editor in This City was com
pelled to correct his proof sheets with pair of
horsemans pistols at his side Then was the "regn
otterror." And what are we told? Not in the
"Od DOMINION" thanks be to IIeaven!-but in Phi
ladelphla, the Head Quarters of the Bank of the IT,
States, corruption is strongly suspected exis-and
what is more Terror is adding its force 10 controu
the PresS-the Liberty Of The Press!-Can any one
doubt the fact? Then, let him read the following
statements
A few days ago, the Philadelphia Gazette. preyi
ous'y supporter OF "A. jackson, threw political
somerset, with the following singular annunciation.
ina S naD sSn f." some time impressed with tho fncy
uos have boen offered, supporting wancst
"dsgi SSs have as present Representatives,
constant aim 70 comply Nth them especially convinced Of
original and chief object veal of the
g t be of doubtful bcnedshouid be unhcsitatimgy
showing we do the dependence which
doubt that their is tho oftho country '1"''0'
we read this annuncation, with mixed feelings
with surprze sympathy for the hard necesSity vet
contempt for the weakness which had submitted TO
IT, We were not long, however in seeking for koy
to the enigma. The following letter from Philadei-
PIMA appeared i'll the Globe, and explained the trans
action
EXTRACT IF letter from Philadelphia dated Ocf I'd.
lhe Opposition have been exuItng all day in this city
owing TO the Philadelphia Gazette having abandoned our
cause and gone oyero theirs. Tho detection is ONO
sequence 10 us; but the which il was brought
about, is of great importance.
cribs paper was for many years while Rclf was the
proprietor, federal paper the old stamp Ii afterwards
Tell into the hands OF Kitchen, who sold TO Smith and
Gouge 1t the advocate of General Jackson in 1928
from hahn
merca paper and supported principally by merchants the
most oil whom Bank Whenever the editor gave
place 10 any thing against the Bank favor OF General
drawal of number of his subscribers On Saturday last
ne os or at so per annnm, for publishing Friday
an article sustaining Gen. Jackson construction of The
Constitution regards himself and the Supreme Court
think it was This, however, was but the precursor of
PRosc nlPTIoN Last evening there was meeting of
Clay Bank men; committee was appointed 10 go round
among his subscribers and insist upon their one and
an disseminating his paper unless he would over 10
them' The committee waited upon him and informed
nm OF their determination Thus taken by surprise his
family sick, already embarrassed and having been pre-
yiously threatened by director Of the Bank of the u
StGeS TO which he was indebted he nothing but ruin
ana starvation staring him i'll the face for morrow He
'on MN he would abandon politics altogether and neither
advocate nor oppose This they 1could not consent 10
ne must go Nth them, advocate their cause and oppose
me cause he cds from principle attached to- Thus like
the Apothecary in Romeo and Juliet when SELLING nosou
10 the former, the penalty for which was DEATH he was
e0MPeHed to say, "fy poUeTty not my t0W consents"
IN few days, the following statement was added
ny tHe OIODe:
following and then whether the Bank which throne aud
IS cnons TO Its trembling slaves in Philadelphia, deserves
Errae, Of letter from Phindephia dq,ed October g. 1892
case OF eompusou and prescription upon tho Phi
% % Iahe.,el was worse Than mentioned in last When
judgment bond Ills BR0TaER G9' yo o %5a M, nSDi
% and H s Sl SG1I nsi r. to so to enter e
pay to 70 round the n 1eS "% on5 @ Sg g Of
withdraw all came him at his house evening" unexpected
s"e a'ara NO asS 1e to dispose Of ne
No This tho treatment no received Those 5eneo
UutTres Sholo o lambs" Wv ~ "
There must be some mistake i'm the preceding
Extract We cannot believe that even amid the ex-
element and terror which prevail at Philadelphia.
any Mother and brothers could be found disDos-
ed to PROSTATE the integrity of Son and Brother.
we suspect the following Letter from an intelligent
gentleman in Philadelphia aflirnIs the truth VI re-
ce'red has letter By yesterdays maitland we Law il Mt
once before our readers. The writer is a man of
strict honor and high respectability Tho almost
irghu picture which he draws fthe political state
OF things in Philadelphia will startle the honest far
mcrs of Virginia. they are snugly seated bv their
hresides-We have read il with some surprise and
deep regret But the picture of the political comb-
nation is drawn by the hand Of n master We be-
ieye that his Prospect Of the Governors Election is
sketchcd in colors, not bright enough. Our decided
impression is that Wolf will be triumphantly elected
TO TILE EDITORS or TJlE EvoUJREB
"PhiiddeiphiG, October l. 1882
DEAR SIR:-Occurrences here, since wrote 10 you
will have accounted for any dependency which Won
have remarked in my last letter. Many we're taken by
surPrze at our ward elections bnt was not predict
ca mat our opponents would have the first blow, hut
much confidence prevailed side The truth is as
may have before said to YOU that copors have been for
some time past at the heads Of regiments who would
not condescend TO be advised led by men older than
themselves Havoginimaely witnessed all Tire political
scenes in this quarter in "he reign Of terror am com
peent assure YOU that have had no such times since
until the present moment The greatest struggle made in
this state since 1892 is in progress the surviving
tories and refugees Of l716 the fcderolsts of 1905 the
apos'se wings the mushroom gentry the jobbers in stocks
the dependent debtors 10 banks Inc ynlf5res cravns
for food which lhoy are TOO lazy 10 carn Ly nrinr