Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-30

been applied than wise and instead of being ri.
fork There Is danger and great danger that The right,
Of the States ciU be encrosched on, by the Fede-
raj Government IN fact this has been done. The
Alien and Sedion Laws, the Bankrupt Bill, the Tariff
excessive Tsrh) State Internal by Gen.
era Government money, Colossal Banks an over.
ed Treasury, from the pockets Of the States be wasted
on favores All these things ns OH the
rights OF the States And the remedy to them is found in
the Constitution; for this sublime but abused
has in itself the Of cure for all these nractons
we will there for IT, The difficulty with the Nufe
has been, that they Of the
for remedies. They new to the ultima ratio in
defence Of rights, which were certainly inirDged They
acted too much like the avacious Hartford Conve
and come well nigh spelling good cause by overacion
They have many with them in the desire to attain their
Ject But men, cannot to 90 to their ex.
trenes.
There is likewise growing opinion in the North, that
the Tariff was Oppressive; that matter in measure
lied.
Now, where find man so fitted to act the mart
OF the kind physician in this NATTER as BENZ w Leigh!
he can pour oil on the wounds. and lay healing balm,
and under his fostering care, in the eight years
Nor and South might again be firmly united His
hand might strike the waters Of peace from the rock and
soothe the troubled passions Of the people.
L. Mr.. Leigh is a man emnenly fitted from the calm
ness and urbaniiy and cancellation OF his character to fill
his office. Ii was said that the Queen Of Euglands lap.
dog was the cause OF bloody between England and
France. And thus single unguarjed word, spoken by
the man at the head of the naon falls like flame on heat
ed pitch President Should have prejudices. The
breath OF party should reach him: he should move
above party. Mr. Leigh is as calm as the perpetual
slnmber oil the ocean, only useful 10 exert his immense
power, to the sainmen worthy objects In the whole
course OF his political life, he has been his
Interested conduct aud his adherence principles, for
getting personal considerations.
virginia will 60 for Mr. Leigh, with the exception Of
mountain; and we do not know but that they will. Mr..
Leghs course in the State Convention did not suit them
But this arose from prejudice which he entertain
Ell against TINS part OF Virginia The which he
advocated the necessary Of our
liar situation, and future time will shew the CORRECTNESS
Of ms course Mr. Leigh placed in Of those PEI
ghn la aGo
oil one or two parties And il his bad fortune TO be
compelled to enlist against him, the worthy the
mountains But can they not lay aside prejudice for the
general good OF the country. Surely, this not the time
Tor sectional prejudices TO divide the people.
Lastly Messrs Editors may we not hope, that you W i'll
give the Influence Of your press in presenting Mi Leigh
as prominent candidate before people: You are veil
aware That party spirit and the mere asng pum
per parties like separate clans, doing country
immense INJURY We have now the ancient and modern
rePuohcons, nuhers, secesonts unonss; ancient and
modern iedealists: and OF these sproutng other
Parues proihc as the animacule. We want some one .
VINO VIII extract from all these the true and
urge them. We want some man, who will reconcile the
derences naturally sPringing Of the political differ
ence between the North and the South who will ouel
preudices, and get these difficulties The Tariff and
the Slavery Question: the two great giants; who like
me TWO Roman combatants, meeting carry horrid
combat We want some man, who will say TO the North
IN language OF mdncss let slaves alone To the South
be calm on the subject Of the Tariff. We want some man
VINO VIII simplify the operations OF the governments who
protect property, and leave the people free 10 manage
rher own concerns Our government is simple is only
endsred complex by those who overlook It's operations
DO sincerely hope, that Mr. Legh's claims will be
freely urged am opposed to premature discussion of
inns question: But the candidate is good one that
u induced IN this way and at this time, give him my
feeble aid will not discuss the merits and chances ri
o'her Candidates But they ahave party written ON their
fronts IN large letters. Many have done much for their
counry but they cannot centre them sufficient vote
to secure the proper selection.
wish, Messrs. Editors, TO the next canvass con.
Quoted on the OF principle. wish TO see men for
gouen wish 10 see those who are TO enter the arena
wave high the flag of Union Liberty Justice, equal pro
teetton equal rights. wish the people the true
severeignS OF America, take this into their hands
80 spon true principles settle their disputes. wish TO
see me peoples President: Not Northern or South
ern President but President the whole people rom
The white hills of New Hampshire the plains OF Florida
JOIN issue with the clear and orcibie Yellow Jack
et especially in the last clause of his article and with
nun VIII go under the banner of Leigh not as Leigh
OUT as The person, the mind fitted from nature and
circumstance TO effect the great end all have in view
Let The people OF Virginia speak He shall get the
feeble aid of CIRTfIrS
ID VIII the Petersburg Times please publish the
above'- Cmtfus ~