Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-25
THE rDES OF APRIL.
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VIRGINIA expects euerg man 10 do his Duty.

TO the Toters of Henrico county
FELLOW -CITIzENs!-Yo strike OF tile FIRST blows
in April MARK neat Monday ,oeek What i, done
on thai early day may give OF all the Fec.
tons which will cotne after it-Hcnce the City of Rich.
ond will spare pains, and will throw all her strength
In, to decide the contest Turn out then, all your own
force or the Philistines will be upon Won! candidate
whose hand was once against the City, and her hand was
against him. has conciliaed her vote by strong support
OF the National Bank, and his vehement denuncarion Of
A. Jackson This Is the man, whom the good people of
Rchmond trying TO force down upon yoyrseIves
viii you submit TO their influence will you noby CON
tend Tor The principles and the Liberties Of your country
against this tremendous Institution! Will you take up
'his Bik candidate will you stand by the banner Of
yonr Constitution! Choose between them II is said that
the most active means taking by the City bias your
sihrsges And the fumour runs, that threats have been
thrown out oil stopping the purchase Of certain articles
from some Of your voters who may not he pleased TO
sacrifice their eonsriences TO their interests
While am writing am told, that the Branch Bank of
the " States IN This CITY about 10 Put The sereys uDon
, TO curail the notes Of its customers to increase The
pressure, and to exaggerac the panic OF Vrgini, TIT
tons. But, does the Bank thus hope influence our vo
fers-and TO dragon citizens! DO they, can they
expect TO move Old Virginia from her moongs-and force
her TO over under the influence OF inmiddiion to
the cause Of the BiDk' But they dare hope this Re
vo'unon, let us dis'ppoini them Let US stand by
principles, and defy the Bank Lctus convince the folks
1T Washingon who calculating upon our aposscy--
let US convince Mr. cloas Bddie himself that zoe can
stand fire now, as much did in ISl2-or in '09 or
IN those memorable days which Gtried mems souls
Let Virginia yield, now and the Bank rumpbs over us
Let the Spring Elections 90 with the Bank, the Opposition
will raise the shout OF victory, push their attackssnd
this great mammoth may be chartered over our heads
To you, then, Ciiizens@ Henrieo, beg leave 10 adj
dress this basty admonon. Awake, and march vigour
ousy on 10 the battle. R,ly around w. y. Randolph
who heart and hand against the Bank. You have ~ ard
him speak, and you DO him jus'ce He is m IN Of
vigorous mind; an Orator Of striking address high
" inorlned ari an able msn-and he will grace the
House 10 which you may be pleased TO send him. hat
though he may not have thought at all times with you,
you know that he never violent against YOU az
his opponent has been. You know hs he IL with YOU
now, the great Bank quoson-snd thst Mr. Bolts H.
heart and hand, Bank man. He is every thing that
Nicholas BiJdIe himself could wish him 10 be-
Muster strong, and march early 10 The polls Tho o.
position voters In the city may keep back their votes lin
late In the Egenogtleu, they viii mosse to the
polls, and Try 70 vote you down II you hard pushed
In the evening you will not be able TO muster YOUR
ss soon ss this Party do In the City Be not then
dsesived-Come early 10 the poIlssnd DO your duty.
A porER or HEsRIco.s