Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-25

popular with uss Jackson party that he will be our next
PRESIDENT un'ese Jscksonlsm can b Into dis.
repute Hero, Messrs. Editors Is tho OF many Of
the otherwise unaccountable inconsistencies, and much Of
the party violence, which have witnessed.
To damn "Jscksoosm," to defeat Van Buren,, IL the
grand object Of the party alluded The Constitution.
the will OF constituents must all yield to this grand pur
Pose-Men. principles and measures all tried by this
touchsone Let the honest opponents Of Mr. Van Buren,
tuate a. did his rejection by tho Senate Let those repro
sentaves who engaged In these anti an Buren, n
Iignss beware lest their constituents should take into
their heads that the Van Buren, party, In taking decd
ed stand against the Bank sn In exposing cosrupons
arc setting like Virgins politicians, than those are
who whilst they are loudly protesting against one impr-
TO the corrupt and corupng practices and tendencies
Of the Bank. A COUNTRY DEMOCRAT.
TO THE EDITORS of THE ENQUIRER
have read with much satisfaction the two conm,ni.
cations In your paper signed " Country Democrat and
although most heartily with him In mos, of his
opinions, yet in one. and that very important one. dill
fer with him entirely. He seems to think Virginia Mill
never consent TO re-charer OF the United States Bank
think differently. very differently, and in a short time
We shall see who 10 right II the Bank Is capable Of
erung uch influence asto produce the Distress nay
mte OF which we hear much present, what will IL
not do when compelled wind up lie years
J.ck.on-snS now we ses the hos., State RiSb,. mem
Nullhcrs and all, violent In their opposition him
than any Others Depend upon IL, the next attempt At
re-carter will shew twothrds OF Congress going for g.
and the Virginia delegation amongst them! Recoilect,
some beginning say already that f the present Bank
goes down. Objectionable will take its place.
Thus you men beginning already 10 frame excuses,
for what they expect and intend do when the pinch
comes Every man who knows any thing OF human con.
cerns knows that money has Influence that is almost
Uressft0fe aud whaever men may say 10 the contrary,
believe Is the removal Of money from their pockefs
and not the removal Of the deposte from the Bank that
country besides, number Of have long been look.
ing out for prsext for deserving the administration on
account OF its putting down Modification in South Carroll
snd 10! they have found in the removal OF tho
deposites The Bank Of the United States will be e-char
tered by combination Of nationals nullifiers and will
exi., q; long as this Union does. Mark what say!
I'D January, 1884. SPOTTSYLVANlA.
TO THE HON. T. T. BOULDIN9
The Richmond Enquirer, "a paper you thought a
Congress about the Depositcs, after which you will find
instructions given by the Legislature oil your own State
in Session, against the re .charter of the u s. Bank
You will be reminded. upon the perusi Of said paper
that the delegates from each Of Your counties except
voted for the instructions against recharterng Tho
people you represent planters by habits and pursuit.
upon the production OF the soil, by
tho sweat OF their brow for subsistence They intend to
oppose National Bank. from whatsoever quarter il may
They don't believe institution of such vast pow.
could have been left TO doubtful nference'Tis
in ITSELF sovereignty mammoth, your
used TO call IL, You know in times past what you your
self have said against this many AIDED monster. The
last speech heard you make against federal strength
and monopslies-refusing 10 be called Nuli6sr but
would be found arayed on the side Of State interpretation
But, thought TO myself you injured your speech about
that time, by so much eulogy upon C. C.-You will
find very large majority Randolphs District against
National Bank And you will learn our April Gle
that the delegates from the adjoining counties, Ameiis
Powhatan &C. who refused for the aforesaid i'm.
sirueons, will be held by the people strict
The time IL at hand for the Of tho Consu
tion, which has been said by the venerable Macon TO
have been buried in Congress some years past You,
then. as the servant of the people, will magnify nor
boast yourself against the will Of that authority which
did create you to your present poet ofhonour The game
sir, Is in your own hands. RANDOLPH
Rsndoph's District, Jan. 18th, 1884,
=, , Tf FOR THE ENQUIRER.
Is the right Of every claim office in this free
country: nj the same tme il is his duty make known
his political principles, his capacity and in
order that the people may form estimate of his
worth To this end il is respectfully asked our deputy
sheriff, who is announced candidate for the LeesIa.
ture from this county, lst Whether he approves the
course at Gen. Jackson's administration 3D. Does he ap
prove Of the Proclamation issued by General Jackson
against South Carolina 81. Are his principles Democra.
tic 4th. Does he really believe himself qualified to eli
the station he seeksl Oh Is he not disqualified by his
Office The seat OF Mr.. Damron was vacated in the
Legislature this session, because OF his having held the
Office Of Deputy Sheriff. Ii is often said in behalf of
certain gentlemen who offer for the Legislature, f they
can do no good, they do harm" This Is great
and hope the people will tall at the com
ing election Ibave believed that these men have
done injury TO society than any other class, and
hope the enlightened state Of the community OF large will
keep such men out of the councils of our country.
TERRAPlN FOREST.
Prince William. January IL.
COMMUNICATED.
CAROLINE MEETING.