Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-15
FOR 7HE ENQUIRER


The Editor. OF the Redmond Whig are informed that
shall continue exercise the ghts OF Tree ci izen of
The United States un'l the eou'se they pursuing shall
have consummatfd that proscripve tyranny ndiv
dual opuion and action, which, under their bleiul bu
encc, coupled with The Bank, already prevails TO some ex
tent; and which, arrested by tbs yeomanry of the
county, will soon be universal.
The sentiment that had better .s,ick TO my pot hooks
and hangers, undl the "w higs" sha have the
substance oi the county, compoits well with the
following sentence FROM their iavoriie g Denocraf'-
"1hose ph0 obliged 10 depend tp0n M,ir daiy Ia
Dor for subsistence d. toiH and nevey can
entT into political o6ars" We RENDER our
selves TO politicians 6y trade! Who doubts they will
make the most OF US
The assertion that the reso iiiJn instruct our II. pre-
sentative in Congress, intended s1rCyty 10 convey
the impression that Robertson was Bank man. is 100
gross piece Of ''trckery' to merit contradiction The
Senior Editor of the Wig knows that voted for Mr. Ro
berlson. wasperecty aPPrzed, doubt, was eve
ry man in the State OF the Attorney Generals "luveie.
rate opposition TO the Bank therefore, voed for him.
Blu not, therefore, that lie selected the On
position candidate. voted for Mr.. Robertson know
lug hmto be what is called Nullifer. No, therefore
did majority OF those who brought him out vote for
him. Had known that Mr.. Robertson would oppose
giring the Deposes TO The Bank in future, should
have offered the resolution Tor his Instruction Does the
Wing mean 10 tell us lac viii
When the Wing finds engaged in the perperaiion OF
"triek" like that put forth In hs "cGH 10 Ds0c, ats -
10 his paper oil August IL H. suggested SUPPOSE, by
notorious lick heel OF john Randolph, who, in lie
ime oil that patriot OF abused memory, pit oil
him by rattan he may h, set dow lis equal in
knavery. The wiring Editor oil the Wbig knows, that
whilst he was licking the Proclamation TO swallow il
whole the writer OF this, the signature OF Iamp.
den by COn'mu cation which appeared in his paper
December H. 1882 warned him of the poison it contain.
ed. He received The Communc alton three days
before He knows was thep, as am now, State
Rights man, upon principle. Never will such an one
'hod fellowship" with Webster or Clay.
1t it quite fair in "polieidns by fYade 10
call meetings in Powhatan TO instruct Mr.. Nash. These,
by-lrade politicians can operate Seendum dy!em IL is
ell far, la Clay. 10 give dinner 10 Mr. ArcEtr that
the Bans-pager "Denocrats, alias Wings, may keep up
the cry Of Usurper, Despot, Tyrant. But when num-
Der of the PEOPIE-the cal Democracy OH
holders, Office seekers, assemble sober
and orderly way, consult about their political Affairs the
fellow who has the ''imperiinence," Especially il lac
happen 10 be teacher OF youih,) 10 offer resolution
uckless wight! falls into the jaws OF The ring leader
Democrds TO be torn in pieces for daring open his
lips. "DtmOeTGfs." ella Where The WIiIGS! Think
OF Virginia governed by J. Ii. Peasants aud his paper
"DemOcTais!'
Powhatan, proud 10 say, is my loved my native
county. There is too much iudepenience-t0o much
sound and sterling gry Powiaisn 10 he over
by the clanor oil Political madmen Her ciiisens
will not be alarmed by the general cry OF "Usurpaon,
Tyranny, and Corruption" They will require proofs at,
specifications and hear both sides before they lemn
They will not sanction the recent inversion oil sli whole
some political action, in ~ hcl The Representative having
done wrong goes about among the people, TO
force them INTO his by every species OF moral
appliances Instead OF being instructed 10y u.s. our Re-
p'e-entavcs have reversed the natural ORDER deter
mined not only TO instruct but alarm the people, aud
dTtUe them into their measures.
The People know the government requires 40 600
Office holders" They also know that three times for, y
thousand o6fceseekeTS are stranDg every drive
uon that they, good honest lads may get in. The peopIe
know, 100. h' these 1000 like jackson, may be ho.
nest, at least, as those who want their places.
The writing Editor OF the Richmond Wing has though
il his duty 10 attack me- for exercising hat had suppos-
ed The right OF every eZen Of this Republic. WELDING
press OF his own, he stands in relation me- as one arm
ed with biudeeon does, 10 dcieucelcss sdveI sary
Had the incinaon TO do So should be guilty OF the
folly OF engaging him seriously without stipulation OH
his part 10 allow the Of his bludgtoi-luin and
turn about.
His random hUoncy still admire
il want q md Of ife.
''Yci, then, did Hampden his 81 itoful quills
al wished tho a dinner q sd
yet, Then, did Hampton in furious fei
al nothing answered, for I'D nothing
IL provoke, madness rule ne DAY,
"i wogo with Uampden not with Clay
'Peasants IL all things by ons;
yet, he's always rigbt-RiIcbies loroRg ="
PHILIP MAYO
p S.-Wl the Editor of The Wing allow me TO give
my reasons for moving tile instructions, in his paper
Democrats who be caught by "hek like this will find
them elves IN the condition the sheep
into alliance with tho wolves. When young Naiionas
ISL" begin after Jarg Tor protection,
Tho Wing calculates largely upon stupidity and dgpasi
the people Mr.. Leigh for
who peuued tho "Ca Domocrats" Ven be ag
and "Msgcan" too II he rides tho
him. my power Ifho wi publish 10 his pape, Col
BenOns reply Webster. the Protest 10 Wan Iu
and bcseeoh him lot him But
that am no Van Bufon yet for r. r. Barbour
GEORGE POINDEXTER.
SARAroeA SPRINGS, July 49, 1884.
To The Editor Of the Boston Morning Past: