Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-19

as 10 give Tor an Interpretation different from lis real
opinions instead Of doing late in the day. through the
columns. OF the Globe aud with its Editors tongue But
to weigh Gown the good deeds he has done Tor us.
Passing overihe Chairman in.i"uaonsa against Mr. Van
bnfen about coffee seeking "mau worship &c, with
the remark, that such "n,e ctons will do no good,
cause any service, and tina, f,r will not vote to-
Van Buren,, except choice OF evils, come TO the
Chairman ew.ashiohed doctrine, that acquaintance
with the business man wanted manage. OF
recommendation TO him, hut the contrary $50
garng il AZ essential 10 his election or even as RECON-
nd alton Of his professions, that he should long have
held office under the Federal Government we should
suPPong him to possess qualifications in other respects
equal h, competitors greatly prefer that he -hoi ne.
verbave occupied seat In Congress, the Cabinet
Board of any administration" The Chairman afe, ards
brings forward powerful reasons for giving Mn Leigh
our support tina, he served well and faithfully in the vir-
gnia Legislature Convention, mission TO South Carolina
&C. lie must and will have "a FRESHNESS, OF
TUE" maiden puryH Is il not wonderful that he
who in The Virginia Assembly utterly opposed to
all "sffing IF hairs, should all at once acquire such
an appetite Tor this freshness IF vrtme and maiden pu
Tfy" The people mus,by no means vote for Van Blu
because he has served in the Fsde,a al oyennr nj
and lacks 'reshness Of rriue and maiden purfy" hut
they withhold their suhr.ges aud give the to MIR
Leigh, who because he has held many Important Office.
nihe State Of Virginia. has all his maiden pm,
rity fresh and sweet. The Chairman will hardly enjoy
the maiden purity and freshness OF virtue without
trouble hair splitting, which he il ghtily afai
oil. The Chairman IL furthermore Of opinion that
Jresness NJ Uirtue and maiden purify will Of great
advantage to us all in serving :" nucleus, around
which the most discordant political materials may honest
y and happily together, and readily amsig anse
Listen, all ye parzaus OF every hue and ": the father
conessor bids you come ami he anal gamaed in this
"Jreshness Of uirfue and maiden Pu'ify!'' Come hi
thei; minge honestly and happily together and in
pesce Here balm Tor every wound, here is the sal,
Of the world
Will the Chairman Of the Dinwiddie meeting (CoI.
Goodwy n.y. inform the public, why that the people Of
Dnwide sone twenty odd years since dismissed Mr..
Leigh from their service delegate in the State Legs
lature' wasa schooboy at the time, and only renem
Der that Gen. John Pegran, Republican oi the old
tanned TO the day OF his death unbouned popularity in
Dinwiddie although personal friend OF Mr. Leigh,
was brought forward candidate for the purpose OF de-
fealng MIR Leigh witnessed the animated discussion
which took place at the Court house the day OF the
election Between Col Robert Pcgram "a brother of Cen
Prgran) and Mr.. Leigh. Gen. Pegram and Mr.. John
Watkins were elected do not remember what it was
that objected to Mr. Leigh, but Col Gooiyn, any
OF the old inhabitants oil Dinwidie, tell all about
it, The people let there be light ard there will bo
hight have not written half much as intended to
say. but have written enough fatigue myself, and
perhaps more than will be printed read.
One ucho tciH rofe ion, MIR Leigh, If he likes Mr.
Il 8 unknown Principles as tceH as his kno,on.