Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-18

their rights hu;ter. and win soon provc r. Tho s,hs,;
iuie s;nts uat 'tic leading Executive measures of thu,
Federal Gov"tnncnt. and the OF H. W. Leigh an
the Senate Of the United States were fully discussed
and perfectly understood and distinctly pronounced ,,-
ON by the people of Cumberland in February last MIR
leigh was not then IN the Senate Has he forgotten
the panic speech that made that time and the lc
ter which was read from large tohaccobuycr from
which tie conclusion drawn. that the pcunle would
not obtain (ls well rccolccO hut siNiy-t,No am, a
ball cents per busci ir their wheat and three TO four
dollars per hundred ir their .scca owing 10 the re-
inCv1 OF The s'ss Aud is IL sprv that that
gentleman ai'diiis ifiruds who really believe were de-
mdcd dii NOT wlcl. the prediction WAS SO utterly fsi
iev ny Inc ie', come cut magnanlmcusly and acknow-
Suge tist Icy had deceived the people, and change.
their own course: las he forgotten too that the idea
was held out, that Benjamin Watkins Leigh was at
heart opposed to the Bank of the United States
and that in his dinner speech Petersburg he has plain
y ayowed his advocaon of il, This had been seer, lie,
fore, by all but his blind frendsc substitute also re
iers 10 tine election Of new member Of Connnss TO
supply the place of their late faithful and able rprce nj
atvc Thomas T. Doudin" Does he not know that Inc
gentleman elected in his place. Numerically opposed
To nun IN political sentiment, and chosen upon that
ground in spite OF the efforts Of the Federal party who
set mp Judge Tucker in opposition TO him IAN Eve and
Ear-witncss gives passing notice to the Addrss and
the Committee which hc says is adourne, from court
To court (but how, nobody knows) though il was n
body as permanent the court itself Certainly no vote
was taken by tile meeting, October court nor il il he
cved, whatever the Committee may have done that the
ncetng has ever been rcorganizcd Notice was given
at September court of the purpose to get up Instructions
Acted upon at October courl-a committee appoinrd
who put forth their Address and Letter of instruc
tons (ailrr having adjourned to November court met
again at November court and received COMICS Of lie M
ter with $50 to December cour,
ana made report at The door of the tavern to tic people
AT December court if he will open his eyes and ears he
will see and hear something not exactly 10 his
AND he may open his mouth, too-but doubt whether
he VIII be able to persuade any body take his name
or auough ne may try "to convince, cocilia,e, and
not irrtate single human being-cepinga conse;ence
s0td 81 offence tomGrdS God and tOodrs man., while he
Is cndeavorng TO convict Committee of PRACTISING n
fraud upon the people, by precluding discussion at their
primary assemblies after giving notice that he subject
g" their business should be open to discussion; and
summonng " his hundreds of Witnesses to prove their
guilt II they shall be so hardy to deny it, And after
all tturns out that his 'eycs and cars were not open
or lac would have seen the proprety OF the
by the Committee Nevertheless, if he can convince any
subscriber to the Letter of Instructions that he has done
that winch he ought not to have DONE and can per
suade him To write 10 the Committee TO that cfcctror
present. TO attend it in person his shall be taken
OIL Or IT. in the time, he should prefer il to be
done before thai day. he have it done by seenq or
writing 10 THE CHAIRMAN
r. s. Editors who have published piece siened can Eve and
Earwiinc will good place papers the
answer above. - r~f - '"'