Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06
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fELLow.CirizENs: propose TO call your ate nivn
70 lew oil the subjects ihst agang the political
mo'phete, by exhibiting to your some plan unl-ni
ahie truths aud these based upon in dong this.
IL eau contribu in the smallest deyee M gu.rny ,o
a. aiist the prejudices OF party nick. names and
being led away by angry debates, passionate appeals and
aforementioned the Chei Magistrate OF your cioce shall
nave gained the snd Tor when write Tory eli the
oan question that is before You Don't let avarice bav.
any Thing 10 do Ia the settlement OF the ia which
your Liberties involved. Never consent to sell ,our
rgh's an' privileges Tor gold silver. 10,
DIX Look 10 consequences, you willing beiray
yourselves and our posiey for lie gain OF hule 6lby
iucre Re-ch.rIer the United states Bank aud YOU viii
leave your children OF the corrupt
the world.
Mr. C.houn, in his speech on the Presidents Protest.
says: " What Is there III the eauing OF Whig aud To-
ry, add what in the character OF the times Which Ina.
csusen her sudden revival party designations, 1t is
ume Again, Mr.. Calhoun says their sudden re-
VIVA anu application at this aducni,h my
OLD friends who are the side OF the tia,
there is something in the times" ve,y weii Mr. Cal.
moan Don't be scared, Tor afraid of your
mex names He says: " have contributed TO their
introduction, nor am desrous Of seeing them appIeJ
Out must say TO those who interested that they should
not ue mat nothing but their reversing their course
possibly prevent their application" Beauiifu pro ound
logic! we ace to abandon our MISREPRESENTATION The
doctrines Tor which have coDtend.d Tor thirty
"ha'! give up The great principles upon which we
brought Gen. Jackson aud his ino powe
Yes, we are advised by The sagarous Senstor-and he
would iorce 10 the alternative, we must submit In
MS party designaion prefer the latter Looking TO the
wisdom OF our rulers, aud the patriotism OF the
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inc constitution and La~s-hsnd down posi.ity the
great principles cohtcndng tor and rise in nnph
on the fortress OF Pubic Liberty, when your party mex
names, with their manufacturers will be oblivion
Let ne ask the honourable Senator ii annals of the
World give any account oi great Arisiocrac Aonied
Corporation making the gigantic strides TO power
ever having Tie audacity 10 itself Wing
uon?
MIR. Clay, in his speech on the Pro.es gives II, ain,
guar treatise on Phrepology lie calls GALL Spur
heim and Caldwell the piouhe ances or rai-r ,I,e
deve'opmens, OF General Jack'ons Uranium. / would
suggest TO the Heidfi, that il ihxe be any truth n This
science (ca'ied 10y some cr.noIogy) they will find the
faculties OF moral well physical exhibited
,n nigh degree; the faculty OF patti will be exhi-
oeu 10 such degree that the science
VIII lose conidence Ia the theory. They would see de.
seoped on the Uranium, consciousness OF doing his duty:
degree OF Observation-Disclosures aud agnauimi,y OF purno
Unparalleled IN ancient or mode MIR. Clay final
" comes TO the concuson that Jarksons Protest should
o De received but" kicked out Of the Senate Chamber -
Tor these hIs words.
You are advised, fellow citizens, TO keep your ewes on
these WHY Senators; they stand pecusr relation 20
so" onei Mss's'rate one oil whom has been his
peor Tor The Presidency or twelve years. the other
not an enviabie
Envy commands secret band,
WIN sword and poison in her hand
hcr ygard eIlniIs tall
A thousand sesss SO POSSESS sI he, , soul
instead OF 'he course, pursued by Tie Senate
me Presidents instead OF passing resolutions declaring
MES oil the u s. removed why did they not at once 20
20 The root OF The evil? They couened that the
yo' me treasury was an agent OF Congress Why not
pass sentence oil condemnation Congress, aud say
Congress- remove Mr.. fancy reinslate MIR Dusne?"
MS would have been the plausible. cuurse but in
like VIOLATION Of the Constitution,
You hear great complaint. fellow citizens, abon, the
postmaster General more worthy hig minded, homo.
rabe live than Major Barry The >.
VINO now complain 50 claDoously him, al the identi.
cal political enemies, no by hundreds aud
'iioned the Post Office Department an increase OF their
mails LET me ssyio suci Luck 10 that gol,en rule .o
unto others as you would be done by The abuse OF The
ranking privilege at this time be source OF em
osrr"ssmen, to The Post oice Department. Our whole
eonnyis Hooded with speeches aud Bank produ OF
the Opposition We have the speeches OF Southern me
oe's o, pom Houses oil Congress seat comOuAy among
US without our consent, aud they franked by
that dd not deliver them We VIII suppose that the Past
masters received pay all the franks in propo ton
10 what we pay Oh private letters, aud il would la little
while bring IN enough revenue pay every dollar which
mat Department owes. VIRGINIA DEMOCRAT
| May ~, 1884.
Erraa ~ my iasLRead for Jacksonan Republican
| ian Republican," '''''O"'
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