Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-29

Brghts Precinct TO be heard from, which, will increase
our maturity some 30 voies-it being my own neighbor.
hood but understand that our antagonists have been
very active"
MIR. john C. Goode was also a fiend of the Admiois,ra.
non. The following is iron, his Circular addressed 10 the
Citzens Of Mecklenburg:
'Such was the state OF thinss when your present illus
trious Chief Magistrate was called on to administer the
Government. Ambition could not tempt him: Tor the
measure oil his glory was full-Cupidiiy could no, seduce
hlin, Tor corruption was iebuked by his presence.-Car-
ing into office your favorite principles, enlightened by a
most comprehensive understanding, and animated bv The
most exalted patriotism, he has declared an ex,rru,i
ns.'ng war against the abuses OF the Governments, and
! hrmiy and steadily bringing it back to its original and
fundamental principles and IL sustained by YOU in the
present conflict, in which he is engaged with this great
nopied dristocracy, welding near 100 millions Of capital.
he viii have done la the cabinet 10 perpetuate the Iiber.
~ OF his country, as much az he has done i'm the EisLj
to immor'alize his chiv"iry. Ills with a view OF sustain.
,og him, that l offer myself a candidate for YOUR suf.
TRACES. My voice contributed 10 elect him, and the general
course oil his Administration has met thy warmest approba.
ton. A total exemption from error is inromua,iblc
with the frailiy oil man. There may have been so,ue err.
rors, but they were mere spots Oh the disk Of the sun, which
could not obscure, bu, sniy served to render more Iumi.
nous the great and redeeming acts Of his administrations
Who but he would have thrown himself in the breach
OF your violated Constitution, and said to a corrupt MAORI.
splendid schemes OF Internal Improvement. on your
Bank Bill" And who but he would have said TO the an.
cry surge OF nuIiica,ion, Thus far msyest thou 90, but
no iuttier!' Look 10 the powerful interest he has array.
ell against biin-thc host Of enemies he is now grspp,ing
with-the pampered manufacturers of the North, who
have been enriched by your poveriy-the greedy specu
ia'ors oil the West, who have iattened OH The soils of In.
ternal improvement-and above all tie United States
Bank. That great Leviaihan OF the pc iical worid-alI. all
IN arms against him. These proclaim the devoted patriot.
ism with which, he has administered the government,
Could a guilty ambition have swayed him, and corruption
have tempted him, the opposite course would have pre-.
scented the held where a more abundant harvest might have
been reaped.
" am Tor sustaining him. Ii he United States Bank
rs 10 go down-es certainly il ought-it was a wise lore
sigh' to remove The deposites. III when she had nearly
hree years TO wind up and draw in her d scoun,s, her 40
DONG produces such convui,ive ,hrots IN Tie commercial
World, what must IL have been, IL she had deferred il un.
I'll she would have been compelled by The expiration of
her charter, to have done IL, in one third of the line? The
pressure would have been three times as great, and such
would have been the general distress, that humanity il.
sell would have wrung a re-char,et, from reluctant pa.
'iotlsm, and ihe incubus " ould have been fastened upon
US iorever.-To restore them without an int ntiun of re.
charteting the fank, would be as Use as 10 add luel to the
LANES We were en!eavoring to extinguish."
MONROE-Q DELI
Henry Alexander (AntD reelected without opposition.
PATRICK COUNTY.
W. received a few days ago. Gays the Lynclburp Vir.
g'h'an) a letter from that county, in which we we're iniorn-
Ell mat Mr.. Isaac Adams, the late representative, aud a de.
cidrd jackson man. was satisfied that he would be defeat
ed note by the last Southern Stage, informs us that
MIR. Adams afterwards declined, and that Critz, the anti.
Admi"is'' alton candidate. is elected by a considerable ma
Jo'ty over a yres. Who took AdsHa-'- place io tLs ean, >,
PIITSfLVANIA-(2 DEL)