Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-23

Hence, tho bold denial of the right Of instruction and the
many tricks aud dcvcrs res rld To by the Wings, to
bring into disgrace right which lies the VERY founda
ton Of all Republican Institutions
Virginia Wings There is such a Marty O. shamc.
IN the Virginit Legislature This party conicss,.dy
led ON and confronted By changing Editor claim,
ifon, the people the exclus.vc poi the c.
stitution aud the laws. Can be possible that ma
j'rty of the people Of Virginia will submit themselves
T. the dictation of this Maynard Editor On the very
hrst dy of the meeting of the Legislature he n,pra-
lively laid down the law 10 his Wings and held over
their heads threatening rod From that tim, To- the pre-
se he has used them tools, and dicucd and abused
The people, for daring to instruct their agents.
II this end he has published statements uuionnded "a,
truth -siatciicnts which he did not know to be true,
ami which he might hnsc kaowa he faisc. Such,
1t is affirmed, was the story about the floating
seines which he published the day the motion was
made in the Legislature, ioist MIR Leigh upon the
people. IL would that this published for that
special occasion; for very free use understand was
made OF il in the debate by members of The Lee
gistature The Editor no doubt, (as he had been
nya time beiorc) was imposed upon by Jealous
wing. But was ii not incumbent upon him, after
the whole thing denied, and he puLiiciy cali
ed nPon aud challenged 10 Tie proof To clear himself
by publicly giving up his authority for base SANDER
ct his fcliowcitizens' One liable be mislcd about
80 important matter that touching the right of in
structon, should never be implicitly followed by wise
men and sound p,trots Yet this new tumble Of ncon-
s;stencies-thc ''ineihgcni Wing Paryis obliged ex
secessntc r, to surrender itself into such hands IL
would be utterly impossible for such Whggledy- pig
gedy party to act in concert without prcdecrmnation
hndy TO follow some dctotor alLcit he is but of
Clays discharged Corporais, Calhoun first sergeant
connucnt cnaiengc. behalf OF 1.-THE
Whig party of Virginia. which may bc found in the
editorial of the Richmond daily Wing of Saturday last
in these words
Ia INC name Of Tho Whg Party If Ygiaa chaeage
(" bara naiyrsy The Senate postpone
Such Is the Dictator-Such the guardians that have
taken the poor ignorant stupid PEOPLE, of Va into ward
to keep the poor innoccnts from being corncred and
taken to ''the bushes and fences by those
wicked deinagogues-teir neighbours, and friends -
Would TO Heaven that every honest counrymnn in Viz
gnia could have witnessed the cornering in Richmond
for the first ten days of the session of the Legislature
They would have seen some Judges of the General
Court "corsering They would have seen some Judges
of the Court of Appeals coraring' They would have
seen their Governor ',cornering. They would have
seen sergeant Peasants drilling Wings by platoons and
the 'lttle lady-like editor of the Daily Compiler
"With many holiday aud lady tenns'
Questioning the Wings Politics and Literature and
speaking of the War Message:
he made me mad
To see him shine so brisk. ands smell so wee
And talk so like waiting gentle oman,
vi guns ani drums, aud wOunds, (GoJ save the mark
Away with this whiggery, and all its trash and tricks!
would have been the exclamation of every lover of his
country, who could have witnessed those scenes.
PERTINAX PORCUPINE.