Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-13

as long as our natures organized and constituted as
they are. Yes, certainly mean that fine dinners wine
Sc &C., have carried many questions In legislative bo.
dies, and have been equally potent a. the Influence of
argument or reason. These are truths Nessrs Editors
winch are not very paa'aele and not very usual to pub
hs-but they are nevertheless, truths that csnno, be
conradcted. These fine feasfs and entertain,nsnfs
with the love OF talking, the principal causes Of our
hers having experienced such gorgeous aud bo.pisbe
treatment from the wealthy inhabitants Of our Metropolis
having walked upon their Turkey aud Brussels car.
Pes' cannot refuse 10 return qd PRO quo for all this
splendid attention They, therefore. IN the true sp o.
graude determine TO get up something for the snuse.
meu aud admiration OF their kind aud generous hosts A
subject Is hunted out, and debate agreed uponbe i,
Federal Relations, the Drposifes, or any hinv else
The" they commence, and cheefed by tie smiles of the
Jar they keep up from day day, TO the almost entire
sufieit Of their hearers. But tho mean time our H.
hera members forget that the people have to raw the nj
per- ms IN meassre Is the cause Of the long sessions
=, But to return to the subject was speaking of our
romn, iown meetings. &c. SC. 1 heard a gentleman
from tho country, who has always been attached IN Pc
tersourK remark the other day, that we having estnbs
ea r'troad 70 improve commercial prosperity IN.
Town had better look out and undsr,ats ,n ,,o,
aso some measure 10 improve the condition of our uoif
cal road; Tor he thought that in lair OF a,Io
aud ruin. How true is thi! What is Pe,ersburr nov
contrast Is psniul speak politically. Then nm. n,,i,
Of her political prncpies-her pa,rio,ism-difIeri,,y
mos. from all !he Towns In the Union, established her
high IL the confidence oil her fellow citizens in the com
"y' But now her spostacy will form by.word of re-.
proacl and should doomed to Renee .dv.
gales, and our rich and prosperous trade cut on am
afraid, we shall experience but little sympathy fro, ,ha,
quarter You are aware doubt, that there 10 not mn,
,eenns prevailing generally with the people in the
can H. hostile feeling should exist has always been
maoer OIL surprise to me- when considered that The in
,.., o. oo.h arc certainly so vitality connected But
,hat such feeling does actually exist will not be denied
ny those who are in the habit Of visiting the country
say 'hen' should please late our han
Ply career, whether from new rail road, or o,ier.;
stead oil being cheered by imme,is conntrv fi.,s
an afraid they they would look upon with
harihonzes with honest and virtuous v.o,,.nrv go
we now follow the example Of Boston, PhiiadeIphs and
oner owhs' and pour out our abuse and deuunciaons
voied 10 his country. Who could have iore.een H.,
the day would ever have daw ned. thai conid h.io,J
,ne eilens Of petersburg holding meeting, aud by their
P.e'"ss sahcuon'hg measures, the tendency of which
weau 10 the charter OF the u s. Bank! OH
where hast thou hed Genius and spirit OF repubcsnism'
nave we also deserted our once noble TOWN.
petersburg Is very much in want of press that will
speak the sentiments Of the good enocrac partv moi
U.y III 'e town. but the country around. The one tina,
s"ow mere, Is not congenal TO their principles The ed
lors whom, personally, very muck respect pretend
wonderful acquaintance with "the peopIe"-the Gin
they did but know it, the people in the country ms,
ignorant oil them as they Of the people, Scarcely
out OF Tue smoke OF Petersburg they undertake to assert
""t the removal OF the deposites is opposed NV The
country. They jump TO this conclusion because few
meetings have been held in some of the couu,ies 5isan
p'osns the removal; We well understand how such
heeungs are generally gotten up When CLAY and Cal.
noun dsgrdced the councils of their country and nro
cured the rejection OF Van Buren,, meetings ere aIo
contfiVed 10 approve that But when The voc
OF the people did speak, spoke and those mo-
nucai ueinagogues made quake aud tremble We.
anu certain that indie republican press
oy man OF zeal, talents and industry, would me with
support III this place. and generally the south of the
ApPomattox am glad to hear some of our old
cans III The town are talking this matter once
commence operations, and have dou lot their efforts will
DE crowned with complete success. With the exceoon
Jew Nalliier. and Clay-nen, the people Of Prince
Seorge, southampton, Sussex, Sc &c., with GreeDsyiIle
Dlnwiddie, Brunswick, Mecklenburg, SC Sc are ali re-
publican to the They care not Tor the removal of
me depostes They detest the Bank Of the United States
ana such men as Clay and Calhoun. The partiz,ns of
mese desperate men are united-the Tariff men and
e they certainly in every wsy wor,bv
Oh each other congratulate the admin, tra,on thar Il
mas no longer the support OF the Nationals or Claw
was they who endangered its popularity by appearing
10 ray In It's favor in the of the Proclamation Their
support oil II rendered II more obnoxious some of our
republican citizens than IL otherwise would have
was thought that nothing that they could counte
anu support could be well Tor the country As parfu
they would injure any they espoused therefo2e
tina, not Clay or Calhoun man is now found in Their
ranks It's course onwars and will not fail 10 receive
the appreciation and applause of great and
people. e w '"''s"'e"eu
have here given you, Mcssrs Editors long letter
certainty much longer than int nded when frat tooL
up my pen. And you may also think that have treated
our Legislature with rather much freedom But ne.
Ver'heiess, you, as the independent conductors OF free
press cannot hesitate, in these trying times to publish
the sentiments Of any ONE OF erHE pEOP, r
Petersburg, February 8.