Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-08

Did you not intend by tina, Resolution to sustain Multi
DID you TO be understood a, the prs.sn, Ami
ni''raon was unworthy OF the conJ, nee OF Republican
pairiCs!'
II you did "pruu." and "Iac, R,,r.., 10 m, ,,d.r
stand the Resolution ell - SOM, " no we're not i'm he
mee"ny' anu as they are Cnonmcn, it ~ould be we'll Tor
em Jo'" IN the next meeting aud ".peniy TO declare
anu htmj to maintain heiy prime pes and rights" ia
more d. Unite form
In your 2nd Revolution you say, That wi,hou, regard
"g The opposition OF avo~.d political ante gonsis, OF
our pretended and htoessrous othes,' SC.
Did that such politicians call them elves
State Rights men, ,nI support The doctrines OF % and
90, odug the Interpretation o the IA by AIR " adj.
'on, your pie ndci rnd Gus aliie, n you
lid. "Bruus" aud Jack Bounce" must have been tho.
going Tor compromise; they would not have 40
srolenof the advoca,eso OF their own pr inciples
In your Bid RESOLUTION is this language ave consider
ne presen, lnneure most favorable Tor thus asserting
'"u maintaining our political principles and coz
''gnc' &c. suppose then, that the extent at your
potca principles and con.li,u right. must be Judged
d oy TIE opinions OF MIR. Leigh. 20 please 20 Inform
va whether MIR. Leigh Is OF opinion that any one State in
mus conieieracy has constitutional sh TO VETO Law
OF Congress. IL he were President Of III. Un,s
States lie would he dictated to bug that State ms cad OF
seeing that the law faithfully executed" in all O, the
States, My opinion i', 'hat MIR Leigh well as An.
drew Jackson would have laws executed; aud in that
event" "a Nulher would be disappointed in having his
political principles and const,u rights
nee que. ions would not have arisen. il the Resolutions
nsu not ced Tor acih on principle ipste ad Of going s
Bruus did, Tor the III ar, to ..pol,calur H.
e'pe: hope Mr. Leigh does agree in opinion with
"A Nu ihe; aud unless he will saw So il will no -. u.e
lie" to think oil making him President as il would be 10
meet aud "shoot s'rsws against the wind
H. however you should say. that you do know his
oPihohS; heh you must excuse tor saving, that il
looks like n'a ship instead of assertion OF princ;
,'pi-; and with the Resolutions they now stand MIR
Lesh principles will be thought Of doubtful character
In making these remarks, about the opinions of hi. d.
unguished gentleman. must not be supposed that nv
ooee Is to injnre him. No wish. il cam to put him
on more eligible ground for the Presidency than he
pres present. as II is not known, that no Nnl6rr
IL doubt should arise in the mind Of any gentleman as
TO me sincerity OF this declarations beg pei mission to
cal! his attention, TO letter addressed Mr. eiph by
nsuow Jacket IN July last, to every thing in which,
Before close, Iieel my duty to correct an error IL;
To which the Editors OF the Petersburg Intelligence
as 10 The object OF my commune alton 10
MT Shand' They say, that Notwithstanding The w,,
Ter aims at producing division in the ranks OF IN. s,
Rights party, fears OF his success are no, 30
ne nos, remote desire to suppress his attacks
en"er uTcct or indr' Ct, upon those principles, which
can alone p rpeuae the inesi'n,tle benefits OF our
on,o", NOV precisely tie reverse Of what they saw,
the old Republican party, from joining the
parry; ioi spoke OF patty but the NulIfyng n,r,
la word my wish WAS TO prerent y ..ivi.i,n beD
made in the State Rights Party" 10y the NmII6.r
Thought they had made oitock, cithe, direct or ;nd
'scf' 81" NOSE principles which alone perpetofe
me inesumdbie benefits IF 0tT Onion" 1 was afraid
That The innovations might gain strength and ,hc,ahv
we'ken me Old State Rights party, by amaigama,ion
u. ae,'re Nuihca'ion with sleeping Rcpublicanism
wished me principles OF the State Rights party to maintain
he purity as they needed revision nor n,erpola,ion
may perhaps edo some good 10 the I a,n oppos
hg out ~ should aid sin arousing the attention 81 th
people to the danger by which those princiuIes ,r
naced'-my object will be attained vt,ort RI 'n NY
ln,eiligcncer .'endorse 10 any xt.n, ,h ng he
| advocate. " r''"'P'es !
Any Information yon may give the subject. have
o"eh p'oper 10 recomm TO you will he kindly r,rev
eu; anh assure you, that do know of an ,bno j.;
winch do not wish you success except the odron..
mem ~ .NMhfcoton; and that shall no on INV mar, in
errnPt The friendly relations that have long sub.is,.J b.
weeh ns' nor induce me TO look you as ga pretcnJ
co aud ueachrrous ally in poi,ics-bcievine "a Jo
' - '"' q" "ohes' inference oil opinion between us
PETER PUNCH.
(Fr0n he same
Inc Chairman Of the Committee Of Corres,ond.n..
pPone1 :" pursuance OF the Resolutions Of the citizens
on fIlhce George at the public meeting held M Amrn,
tonrt has been called upon by name in This aay,-'i.
,re"cer, ny writer who uses the signature oi
"hch TO answer certain questions the neauing NJ
NOSE NerclIuons. To this call made and 10 tbo.e in
s'og"ones' the Chairman OF the Committee answers in
ne hrst place, generdHY- '''"
mat he does not conceive that he Is in any mamma,
pound 10 answer questions Of snch a character and Elm,
cealrd q : -tiuncr ' ~ '"' 'oh-
Secondly aud p0yfculdriy-
'h"' ne cohceiveS such questions can only procesd
rom one, WHO Either cannot the nI,iu
Vlous pupori Of the ResouIions-or oiherwise To- -
WHO Chooses 10 appear ignorant OF their meaning Il, ,
Is me case, The chairman cannot attempt the hone.
.L n " producing the cap'city OF under standing
I" so dehcien': aud Ton the latter suppo.iti,n
sun less WI he submit 10 he thus que STONED Lv va
p"Ieniie, who seeks moi to elicit lg and truth but n
oI,h answers that may he cavillrd at-and thus aim.
"""ec"y 10 a~sa The Republican State Rights prncnI.
ma'nhi"ed 10y The Rrsoiuiicns which he has uo, 90
ed TO attack openly aud directly.
September 80.
In looking over the September number of The of-,o,;
Zaoonis anu Journal OF Freedom published n: R,s,n,
% hn" curious statement Of Tie means taken nv The
enI oc,ey 10 excite the prcjudices of the coloured
people against ehigraIion Africa or any other counr
"e apostle OF The Aboliiionss Mr. Garrison il seem, h.
me country, making speeches the biac Ks in the
". =; me n'ne anu northern States declaninS in The
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