Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-30
TO TIE JACKSON VOTERS fSs Of 5T y iIE9gSHEH

The day is near at hand when you will be called OH 10
give your votes for the highest Office in the gilt OF the
People. Feeling confident HAT the man Tor whom YOU
viii vote, will receive large majority OF the SURFACES
Virgniait would, but for peculiar circumstances which
have recently developed themselves he supere-
ogaiion to address you the subject this late hour
10 those circumstances will briefly advert.
known 10 you, THAT in accordance with the long
tabis'ed usage OF the Republican Party OF our State
Legislative aucus met in the Capitol last winter For
reasons deemed then sufficient by large majority of that
body aud which made public at the ti,ne-hev de-
cined making any nomination to the Vice Presidency
but lett II discretionary with the nominated Electors in the
event OF their election, bcsow their votes as TO them
might seem best, the FIRST Wednesday in December
Dexbcng well assured that they would be given IN tho
Republican candidate, who could command the largest
vote, and who would unite cOrjaly with the party TO which
nc prOiessed TO belong.
minority in the pressed the nomination of
Judge Barbour, aud falling OF lere they, with
Others, caused meetings be heidi counties for
the purpose OF sending Delegates Charlotte svile-io
bring him. IN that noe, before the public Tor the office in
question. 1T Charlottesville he was nominated, and the
Electors Felcctcd by the caucus we're requested TO say
whether they would obey the majority il il were in his
avor-by hestowiDg their him. without reference
TO the vote he might obtain elsewhere The answers To
this query not proving satisfactory their Central Commit
tee have nominated ticket, aud call you to sup
porit
Your FIRST object, rss llis election is concerned is
doubtless the choice Of Gen. Jackson. Your poli,ical
enemies, knowing that their only hope Of success. is In
our divisions, urging YOU by every argument tauot
and sophlsm, TO vote the BsbOu Tickoto vote for the
man, Who II there Is such thing as political honesty
must he TO them the most Objectionable candidate tat has
Deen brought forward Tor the office Why do they urge
him on your Because they hope by divided vote and
hn election on our part 10 get plurality IN favor Of Mr.
Clay over either Of tho Jackson ickcs-n other words
they wish, in the teeth Of their Wanted Ropubicansa
That minority should rule. will you-can you--be
cheated out OF the man Of your choice by device like
ihiS when our opponents endeavorng 10 defeat us
10y an unholy union Of tic National Republicans, Anti
sons and Nuhess (parcs who heretofore have been the
interest revilers OF each other, and who hold one op
mon IN common, the ioUe If office and lust Of poer
aided 10y all the disappointed office. hunters W 10 ope for
Dcttcr success under administration titan thew have
net with undoF tlisshall by divisions. enhance
the chance Of success Of This triple unon-an event
scarcely less fatal 70 free government union and pros
perty, than the success Of The Tumvifste Of old was 10
the liberties OF Rome OF Mr.. Barbour not one Of YOU
nor Of those who press his claims on you, think more
highly than the writer Of this hut would mai risk the
election Of Gen Jackson for probable chance NJ
carrying Mr.. Barbour with him, much less when there is
scarcely possibility Of such event Ou Of South
Carolina he IL not certain of vote; there Is some pfoba