Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-11

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on. the enthusiastic gratitude towards him, often g
naIy manifested by the American People, that they
deserve at bis hands, bis best return. Tell him not to
guard himself against the possibility Of odious compa-
rison with that worst OF Bank Emperors who contemplate
ing with indifference the distress of his countrynen
gales himself during the terrific scene, and s calm
summers morning. sits in his marble palace the thropg
Of his dancing courers you desire 10 your
self the reputation Of Bank benefactor describe to him
truly the universal distress already produced among
Bdnkfes and the certain ruin which must ensus to them
from perseverance, in his measures Tell him, that no
has been abused deceived betrayed by the wicked coun
sells OF unPrincipc men, that around him. ln-
form him. that all efforts made In Congress by the Bank to
get the deposies restored and its charter sensced
parszed ami likely prove totally unsvsiing, not
iron, his influence upon large portion of the members,
who wiling Withdrew their support, or to take
course repugnsntio his veto. Tell him. that in his bosom
alone sner actual circumstances does the power abide
to relieve the Bank and that should ne persecere in his
course, and correct the Of the Bank human
imagination conceive, and no human tongue
press, the awful consequences which may follow lntrea
him TO and reflect; that there is point, beyond
which Bank endurance cannot goand let him not drive
brave generous, and patriotic Institution to madness
nd despair RECTlFiER.
FOR THE ENQUIRER
TO the poters of Louis0 County.
10 the Polls, fellow citizens, the Polls Our worthy
'esentat've, Capt kimbrough, has declined Offering
bis services TO the People OF Louisa candidate to
present them in the next Legislature Of Virginia. In
looking around for suitable person fill his place. call
to your notice, Mr. George Harrs, suitable person to
ell his place.
Mr.. Harr. s anti Bank and has maintained the prn-
cipes country is consndng for as long any
man in IL; and IL elected. will reflect the will oil his cons
uens There has heretofore been objection made by
would suggest to SUCH that the crisis is too important to
stand on such insign objections II is desired that
the captains Of the company mus'es in the county will
announce Mr.. Harri. as candidate. VOTER.
Louisa April 3, 1891
To the voters of the Senatorial District composed Of the
counties Of Louisa FuUanna, Gooehond and Han
poll will be opened for Chas Y. Kmbrough, Esq,
.'s county al the approaching electon and 1t is hop
ed that polls will also be opened Tor him in the remaining
counties OF the District Mr. Kimbrough had strong
solicited to become candidate by Of most, IL not
on all the counties oi the District preerrng seat in
the lower House. declined giving his CONSENT till was
ascertaned that Mr. JONES Fonai,e Of Hanover (who,
was anticipated would be candidate and who 10
neved would have been perfectly acceptable, at least to
the voters Of this county, had positively declined. BY
the strong solicitations Of his friends, Mr. Kmbrough.
out an acceptable candidate determined TO scquesce in
their wishes. notice that effect was forwarded tho
Editors OF the Richmond Enquirer by his friends.
nounciDg his Willingness TO serve, il elected. That notice
was not published, in consequence OF meeting that
held about the same time 10 Hanover appointing three
gentlemen OF that county, whose business il was,
quest gentlemen from other counties Of the District
meet them ut the Tavern of Mr.. Elisha jackson, in
she lower end OF This county Some few, we are i'm
formed, did meet, and have made a nomination, which
we do not feel disposed support. Whilst we, the
friends Of the present Administration and opposes of the
United States Bank, much deprecae a division in
ranks as having tendency to weaken the deem
1t our duty TO espouse support the
NOMINATION winch has been made over Kimbroagh, in
whose known political principles most implicitly
conhic We consider that these times OF unparalleled
poh"ca' excitement, involving both interests and
hoeres, imperiously require long experience and poi
cal principles bch been by much public SER
vice. Mr. Edmund Fontane Qbe csndidate,) nominated
al Jaek:ons, is known TO most Of only by reputation
ana whist we are entirely friendly towards him ndvidu
any, and know no serious political objection that BIO
urged against him. yet we that he is utterly
nned-hat he never has served the people in either
House OF the Assembly, whilst has represent
Ell ms county Tor seven eight years. with what sasac
on 10 his constituents, their continued support sufficient
~ auesfs We can eeDhdent'y represent him those
who are not acquainted with his political sentiments, be-
ing opposed to the United States Bank upon
grounds as considering inexpedent to have any u. S.
Public Deposiiss. MANY VOTERS OF LOOiSA.
April zh, 1894