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

s. must be viewed with regret anil modification. II was
never before adopted by any man. holding the
dignhei station of Senator, and should foil OF
meeting with the irowns and dsapprobaiion OF the Peo
pie. We have him go out 10 his native county,
Chesterfield where Instructions getting up for the
Delegate OF that county TO vote against him. His conduct
on this occaon would surely authorize the conclusion,
'ha' MS orec' OF gong TO that county was TO interfere and
defeat, il he could, the contemplated Instructions II this
was his object (and could here really wish, tina, there
gIounds furnish the heet OF any other obj Ct, let
w ask, did he succeed! We by Last Fridays En-
qifer. onici Information announced, that majority OF
voters IN this his native county, have declared against hin
have instructed THAR Delegate to vote sg ains MIR
Leigh. and Tor the candidate " no stands the brst chance
TO be elected, he be Admnisi alton anuppose
The U ,. Bank, and 10 restoration o the Depocs To
that corrupt aud coriupng Institution. Thus ia Chester
held our Senators naive county, the die is cast aud
has epuiaed her native sou. Tor political considerations
alone While, no doubt, highly approaching his private
ami pcroasl WORTH the county has nobly stamped dis
spprobaon upon his political course. MIR. Leigh being
rcmbhngy alive that this late might possibly await him,
must have been aAious. suppoc. appear before the
people in person. avert 1t. lie well knew the serious
effect ami aiing Mould have upon hs .eecon
the people OF hls native county shoud render verdict
against him Hence, his trip Chester vid Courthouse
last summer But appears TO have been in vain. So
much Tor ls speech and interference that occasion!
We find him next Powhaisn county, pa taking of
pubic entertainment where instructions also IN agi
TALON Here, II is said ie made great speech; but
told il will have the de sired effect p,wha,au a.
have before stated, will lie against him. The State
naor OF that district, MIR Old, resides in hat county, aud
lac certainly will obey the ,o OF his constituents
w,
AMI Chesterfield, although his resident county light prove
10 be IN his ia,or We find they have directed copies
those instructions to be furnished him.
From Puwhatan, next find Nj. Lit isli iraversng the
country TO Petersburg instructions here about 20
commence. To defeat them, MIR. Leigh pressed into
the service OF his friends there, aud invited 10 public
dinner Oar Senator'S zeal being avs great
alert, we Ind him at the festive board in Petersburg
Here we are informed 10y the papers, hc made
ier gea speech which il said, had very great ell
ect but e'ns ask again. what success did lie meet with
in Petersburg? We're the Instructions defeated, We
hnu ate The least, and the great speech backed too by
Senator Tyler, anu Mr. Archer Representative OF the
District all OF whom, ii is sad made great speeches,
the friends OF the Administration carried their Instructions
1t might have been supposed rou, the gigantic Ell ris
made by the Parizans oil MIR. Leigh in Petersburg,
(who invited 10 their festival Chief Justice Marshal,
number oil citizens from this city, well from the
counties around Delegate, elect &c. with the united
erIIons and speeches OF Mesrs Leigh Tyler and Arcer
that some expression would have been made upon the
stern Democracy OF that devoted town, and probably de-
ea'cd the Instructions. But Ia! the Enquirer OF Friday
also Informs U.S. that the speeches OF this distinguished
tho, with all their aud violent toasls. vanished into
thin aud left Democracy OF the town firm and u-
broken MIR. Brown their Delegate, is instructed to vote
against Mr. Leigh So much Tor MIR. Legh "a spee
es and public dinners! This the Mr. Clay,
The man whom MIR. Leigh much admires This dis in
eu'shed gentleman eat his popularity entirely up, aud
speeched himself last Of the i4yor OF the People
Let our Senator profit by bis example.
The People OF Virginia will counienance and
tain Tie man who pronounces the u. s. Bank unconsIu.
otal AMI at the same Tine declares that he would
Tor IT, il instIucted-and whose every effort appears d
reced TO induce the State to give such Instructions Ills
alternatives, often spoken Of direct end
other Nor will Virginia countenanrs and support
who like Mr. Leigh has deliberately declared priu-
cple oil the famous aud oious old Alien Law sound and
correct: that execrable law, which convulsed
ny assisted TO overthrow corrupt Adninstraion-and
mainly gave birth 10 celebrated Resolutions oil 9S
80. Sul, we told that Senator Mr. L.igh de-
rived his political creed from the doctrines OF that
What farce Mo- Our State will never repeat coun-
tenance aud sustain OF this description. Lcgisla
turc may, indeed Tor the moment elevate then, dst
gushed stations; but the people will soon awake AMI
claim their sovereign will. Mr.. Leigh, if we read the
signs oil the times correctly, is destined occupy private
station The political principe he has maintained aud
ayowed, and the he has pursued lie has had
tie honor Of seat in National Legislature, all in
iailbly point out, that such station, in free and
lghlened country, best becomes him. Ii such should be
his political catastrophe, one, should lament il
but would sincerely depore that gifted, had
devoted his talents better use, and thus have
sliumenal III advancing the interest and prosperity his
county, ONE OF THE PEOPLE.