Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-01

Judge Barbour. What DOES Junus Brutus think goto o.
the leading principles OF Mr. Jeferson's administration
OF Madsons report, &C.. Have Init the wrong nail on
The head' Or will Junius Brutus speak and tell ne rL he
prefers Mr. 'an Buren, over one of the pures republicans
OF ancient or modern times! Junius Bruus charges me
with wanting common Information uttering H,rash
and can't &C., which, "no will descend to answer"
the accusation OF Ignorance, plead guilty-though,
from the specimens which Junius Brutos has furnished
am somewhat 10th 10 learn my political caechsm OF him
As to my "traSh and can't Junus Btus i, surely ade.
quate TO answer that, with trash Let him not tcs-
pair until he writes apain
My business is not with Junius Bru,us; it may be
hefeaier-but Tor the present take my leave of him.
WIN h's renark-that II he really desires discuss the
merits OF Judge Barbour and Mr. Van Bnren candidates
Tor the vice Presidency will ioin issue with him
ou ms ooJectbe only to cayil and to call things which
nc GOES not comprehend, by hard names, would leave
him to admire Gi he CAM his shadow as il is reflect
ed IN his paragraphs, while would invoke the genius of
hight for his benefit
may see S SS' . 'Sa5 SH a. r. pass.
10 those who support Judge Barbour and the constitution
the breach good Gcnds"-The example of dicsnce and
perseverance in adversares is worthy of imitation
ne victory not always TO the swift nor the battle to
e sUohS and though strong ia point of mum.
bers and the intrinsic justice of our cause We, have wee
uuty 10 perform which is worthy of all our cnera;es :
e let us DC up and doing The result OF the Baltimore
convention VIII soon be known. The farce will hav,
ended, and 1t will be swhos the dupe" n Juge
enemies, or rather the friends of his opponents at
baltimore, do not Gas they will MOI recognize his superior
excellence and let the people of Virginia assemble
IN their strength and majesty and vindrate frr c,,
ignt on lher own soil. The charlottesville Conveuon
"iil be heid II indeed, the people OF the Ancient Do
Ioh are deal to the supplcatng voice OF their viol,
ca constitution, aud dead to the of .
Peulohsn, which once summoned them TO brave the yors
hangers TO mountain their opinions aud their rigbtben
nueed there may be but few who will dare TO assert hc
pohca principles OF Virginia, i'm opposition TO the IMPERIAL
ah"ae oil this Baltimore Juna. But there will be some
VINO VIII try 10 "Saye the Constitution at its last a,sn
Already has the welcome voice of greeting been heard i'm
various ports OF our State. The people are beginning o
awaken from the derum Of this Baltimore opiate and 70
speak for themselves. "
, :. Ptrginia need. bulwark,"
her cause ~ 90
1t has been ndus;riously attempted TO lure the friend,
Judge barbour to the Baltimore Convention by insisting
mat ii lie IS rum IL may lose tho of Virginia TO Cen
Jackson 1t has been said that the of our State NAV
be thrown on Mr. Clay if Judge BIS friends persist i'm run
hihg Diln Let 1t be remembered that This is the fear of
me Fdn Buren party, and it be accounted for tits
phantom which they have conured up to drive the peo
pie into this Baltimore trap. ~
ne ticket formed by State Caucus is unpcdrcd &c
10 the vice President. The NAV therefore he Fir
y waged between Judge Barbour and any compcttor in
virginia, and the voice of the people will decide for whom
me jackson electors shall Vice President ithom
losing one vote from the Jackson ticket This ar,ifre l.
100 shallow, TO turn the people from their path of duty and
ueHouon Ia the sound republican principles of our State
Then let us not be ulled into false security bv Tho C
words or driven from purpose by the deninciaons NJ
mose VINO prefer 10 ego into the wilderness ofcr
strange IDOLS, rather than worship in the tempe of o "a
hers-and stand by old Virginia in hour of utmost need
CASSIUS.