Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-11

"A nj fi.ssa Mil,
eonsidera ions justify a President for exc.sdio H.;
constitutional powers, then Gen. Jackson must s,anJ
eused =" the eyes OF the American People. Such are ,
'"s'''aIis opinions oia GooD-NATURED MAN.
TO THE EDITORS OF TIE ENoUIRER
,.; Nos1respondeht, "Zeno," has exercised the un-
Questioned right Of alipg 10 vour
uouI, oe Informed "whether the course pursued by
one, AZ 'east, OF the delegates from AIbemsrle dr
" me present session OF the Legislature il in
" WIN The sentiments recently EXPRESSED bv I,,. All
q. i"" ..mng OF the people OF that county,
ne generous enough 10 admit, that he nay do ipus
tee TO the gentleman TO whom he RI fer. anJ ,i; 10
" has done So that he may be set riyht n, H. j.; -"
" next paper" ~ " ''"'
know not which Of his Representative. vo,. -
ponden' intended Thus alphabetically arragu and AZ I
presume hat you will not respond TO the charge mus,
oeg 'ea,e 10 answer for myself am at a loss To con-
why constituent, who really wished to know IN.
OF ms representatives and without doing then,
,h9 shon'd III make this appeal to you. through
VIC eo'uhhs oi newspaper IL would have afforded
pS's",s 10 my colleague myself, TO have furnished
WIN all The information Le prol .sses in desire
nc observed tue proceedings of the Legislature r
could have been at no loss 10 The .coursr 81 ,, ~
nus Iepresen,aives on any subject He wo,,J isr. co.
,n W n'u po'' expressed the same "sen,ne n,s' in
.he rouse OF Delegates which have been a,,n,ei =, %
meeting to which he a!luies. We were still 49, u. we
cn-we ooh expressed our decided disapproba,ion NJ &
removal oil the Federal Revenue from The RI r II,
oHseu States on NE responsibility Of The President
while could scarcely expect to escape The cen.ue If
some persons, had hoped that my course" had been
SUE" as 10 avoid their shall not now
auenpt TO vndicate myself against the ssnicons NJ a.,
ses OF nosc who can see rothng right Ia iny public
A., wh"e they can see nothing wrong in The con.
uue' Vi more popuiar and powerful men appe,I frou
ne" 10 me people OF Albemarle whese gr nerous con
nuenee has often excused my faults, whose Justice an.
hS'",y, , trust, VIII yet shield an absent man. until
"' "a" 'e "eard THOMAS W. GILMER.
r, an, coMuUy1ca7wD
The following address. which is circusrnr in hand bin
,orn' is understood TO be from the present Delegate
from the county OF Henrico.
me Citizens and poers of the County of Henriro
most fearful and alarming period ha, arrived fellow
ciizen,, in the affairs Oh this nation The ,;me Ia. 60
i'm heir
acer are required to decide LIBERTY and Desno
.m! ne question Is now presented whether YOU are
prepared 10 s'ii render constitution and your
al me ioosoo oil an idol by blind devotion 10 The N, m
Wills enueavorng TO ensave you, by renouncing Jack.
anu haiht'ining the principles of your revoiuona.
you VIII burst asunder the chains Of
already forged in Washington, to hold YOU can,ives ~
yans The question for you decide is between Jack
son anu your country! Will You enounce the man o
nas violated his pledges, and forfeited your ronfIenc
anu support your constitution your liberty or viii @
renounce your country, support the man who's i
rye 'ess''y anu Save
This is the question presented-itis oy 10 doub,
he result. "lo can believe that the people of This conn
will be free "eu' ana
suiier yourselves not TO be deceived by the office. hold
ers he ohce-hunters, and parasites Of power who tell
you Is question OF bank no bauk-fhafis
ana distinct question, having connec iion with h. ne
sent, and is only intended 10 divert vour ,an, Pr
work upon your prejujces. ''''
DE true to yourselves, and all will be we'll No harm,
can result from vigilance aud caution in defending your
IN "
involve your country in one general scene Of vsbs
ruin. - ~ ''e
me times are such that every should speak out
ueey anu boldly; particularly those who are selected az
me representatives OF the people-and as wish no con
ceainent on This or any other subject will inform YOU
h' ms bei ana hasiy address is prnned by your conn
" Representative, who feels il his duty TO warn Won of
your danger, without passion an without exci,eme,t
from hrm convection thit your Interests and your lber
ues demahu prompt aud vigorous and decisive action ON
your parts TO arrest the march of tyranny and usurna
ton. '' "" "S"'Pa-
Let me en'rea You, therefore, my fellow citizens 70
assemne al your courthouse Saturday the I5, ins,
pursuant TO notice hereto subjoined, of meeting adj
Joutheu LOT The purpose OF deberang on the subject f
The powers now claimed and exercised by vour prcsi
dent. - 'N"' i'es'-
Lei me ask you 10 follow the example of your Slate
LEGISLATURE ana your sister ie. (wbo like YOU I've
heretofore supported General Jackson have seen their
error aud acknowledged their deiusion in adopting such
measn es as may 10 restore the country to
happiness AMI prosperity. r'
All venture to ask, il, that you will spare one dav
from your usual empoymens take the subject into con-
rIion' anu determine for yourselves, after yon shall
the truth "s ""