Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-04

The Government lie has tbiust Ll, l.,xl.ss hand, ,,
ne treasury directly In the face Of express aw-aken
"e peoples money aud scattered il among a great mum.
Der OF sJdvorife banks, Of which are oermy ON
e verge Of insolvency, aud all Of them wholly irre.pon
tue constitutional guardians Of their public tr.nsn,a
thereby holding up he sword one hand and the purse in
we oner' directly In violation OF the very genius of our
government and 10 the utter subveron of your
nghtS-rghs. which you should revere so long as Won
cneiish iond recollection for the name of " sshuyon
NM most oil other patriots of the Revolution Who fought,
""" o'e"' anu died, that you might be frecnicn.
lie has also not only assumed doubtful powers bu, he
mas usurped powers expressly withheld from him by the
Non-iituuon and lave, aud set DO Ia a defiance:
lie has removed the heads OF which nev.r
were attended to be within his control for an honest dill
Terence OF opinion With him. and placed their stead his
most loyal and nnrrincped subjects the better 10 eee
ATE ms despoc d. signs Aud Tor the sion of nj,
these daring ourages he has taken the respon
These are mighty truths, which are obliged to be known
W you all AK her ere there not sufficient causes for
"mateiial changes" among YOU! You see daily Tho a,s,,
revolutions that are maAg throughout the whole Union
see the change that going in your own county
LIE scales arc falling from the eyes OF The people,
,n, Fh"o' Sc says that our Delegates "were par.
"cuty questioned in their address South Boston with
es"'o 10 men and measures and thathe present Execu.
1--WE was their man." Now, mark the decrpfion here ar
tempted 10 be played OIL upon YOU This was in ,e .,n
OF 1881, the only time that those gentlemen ever ,brp.'t
The people at South Boston, which was pr.yous IN tie
commission Of the many acts Of Executive outrage above
enumerated But instead Of those Deeg being snb
Ject 10 the charge Of having deceived YOU BY pracny
oncren course IN the Legislature from that ed 10 vo,
"o"e, sincerely believe, they have truth
me sentiments OF majority Of YOU (,nd no person will
aouo ha' 'ey were conscious the time that thew were
DONG soD That they have acted worthy the heh trus,
reposed IN tem and justly deserve continuance of YOUR
support. " '0"'
should not trouble you further, but cannot omit n
noce .he pinin and pnny attempt that is made 10 pre
Ju"ice you against and talented Sena,o
benjamin atkins Leigh. Not that that writer h.i;.y.J
mat from the depths oil obscurty in which he is dssned
10 move that he could send his shafts to The elevated s,
uon Of Mr. Leigh. No-but il was intended 10 in,n.n.
your votes! The charge that Mr.. Leigh supported The
hnen law, deserves nothing more than iai denial
rna' lie Is " Bsnkman, needs denial at INV hands
me report OF the proceedings Of the u s. Senate Of Tho
ieM yHdrch 1854 just seven days ago. will give denial
mat should make this Philo feel how un wohv hs n,o
uucons are and how little entitled to credit This s,amns
the character Of his whole piece P'
In conclusion, will call your attention to one o,,er
SUBJECT and which should be you one OF no inferior
considera'on-Who are the individuals mos, proninsnt
In getting up opposition, and polung your feelings to-
wards your honest and faithful representatives What ar.
tner Characters and what stations do they fill among vou,
Fellow c'zens! Is the day arrive when the most
popnious county in Virginia, shall be in The
virginia Assembly by shavos gamblers or any such
motley herds: No. | trust not. Then spurn from Won
those who ,ooud go.ern you and make display at
Tue pos oil your determination 10 fight for those sacred
principles Tor which your fathers sacrificed the mos. pre
cons drops Of their blood PhiIo-JIJSTICF
March 9th, 1884,