Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-16
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
ELEGANT EXTRACTS.
NO. II
(FrOn fhe Richmond Jgh;p

(Erom he Richmond Hair
s MIy We cal The o'sn,oa Of RsPuoean
quarter osua gentleman aohaeSseS The in"
are the mos, Dau mo
Want SSS ss %o, hs,'es ever Svowos in his
cable ubn, examinations Of tina, speech
me wing Editor has noidea OF publishing this luminous
and truly Republican speech dare kimt it. whenhe
reads II, he will find that its publication would be put
his and his spondens 10 the gudsoue i'm
the presence OF hrs abused and deladed readers They
would see that "Cunberlsnd ia convicted Of The most ia
gr'n injustice 10 tie gsrbled and perverted quotations
mas inaOe irom that speech
.sro Irs En,ros.
s you say o. have you heard, what ia making by tho
ton, Of The venerable Chief Marshall durns the Admns
tho Federal g State Bcac have he'd
IsS 's S% Sy
and and" from Their and
"a Word to ii. wise
Judges all United states rs, judicial prize IL Ss
certainly oao but Ss We p ~: ama sSSn
I "a. h,d 'f WI, bSYe any napencS upon tho
Iyt Us inform 'ihc Government CHIEF Justice goOu.
aeeom@Gieioo His will niucnes and the
Why publish such low insinuaons as thi-s Great
things are done at distance All the Office hoders are
corrnp, except those about Richmonda election
eerns parii1Sns, except those about edmond! All
corrupt except al the place. where hey are known!
May be irdu'gcd Enquirer with reply
"wastleIe between Rives and himself
biz ne show o, 'G ha GENT, S 70, FoSee
al M Ion And was not his purpose in doing prejs
owe do that hore MISUNDERSTANDING We
%S ask him %S nD 81 them s asSIS S
Inc wing makes no insinuauons! "Hope don't in
crude lie Is an open, fair and candid poiliciani Sup
pose Mr. Rives were Aholionis does Mr. Pieassnts
who Is himself ayowed .4GOlitiost condemn Rvesl
ne nig mas dhrni part to play; more difficult than
The Three Singles He woa condemn Rives, il an Abo-
htonis'' although ho is one himseL As Nullfer, he
condemns Rves for supporting the Proclamalioncbange
jacket and sppauds Webster aud other advocates of
the Proclainaon and Force Bill. Bnt as often as he
changes his jacket, he is ME Bob wgged NuIlfer
NullifFcs on in his school, means nothing Dlorsnoting
less, than opposition Andrew Jackson right or toyons
Poor Mr. Archer! The Wing has him selwixt two.
ITO the Editors Of Tie mig
,h our eoempSf5y olihe Enqae s eOr,uinly
Phone. D. judge o% what RS ip .s% a. Of
tho his agent PopGe Elias wa. disSuor ,hea
print Room Letter aSd let acSo gS" 10 sa
Of the eoSmu The 70 SG0s; tho
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1hi: letter, liberty any way that you may
.Cho.tordold, soptombor7 1884," foh'AAohos'
Three OF these given EdtOrsoud with
have % & ~ more copies by Clerk No
hole and corner in tho State logic for youEdiops En
a tilo he has given himself
This IL small mstter-.but Il merits notice Mr. Poll
srchns says the circulation of Benons is intend
sa 10 deeeire the unenhgheRed part Of The conprritv
VINO mat values reputation, has dared deny single
statement IN mat speech! tits all truth Can honest men
believe The people be deceived by the TRUTH Who
mat means well is afraid Of the ruh2 If the Enquirer
al any direct agency ia this matter so much the beer
BE that as IL may, The sound-heaed enuiDe Republican
VINO was distributing the speech deserves all praise though
ne cares Tor none: lie knows is good be zeaousIy
The anecdoe related Of him does credit 10 anv con-
ce'ned 6nt himself The facts as understand them. are
hese; Die was one Of a congregation at the old Baptist
meeting house in the city Richmond on certain orca
sion, when certain Rev. Gentleman advanced son,a
uogna rom The pulpit, and fumphantly challenged any
one iene H. Nhercup0n, the person alluded 10 by Mr.
Poiarchus deliberately denied IT, and was about 10 main
tam ms SIDE OF The proposition by argument authority
when he was taken out OF the house as a dsurber Of
public worship. -
ucons how he came to DO so w a SId signed these in
oo a,S a yS s 1g '19 ols x s Be % bad
S'I hS pS SSaA a." asasa 1 ssd
oy you vote for @ yes" e." 'nd ssOOss,
1ed the did know that signing to
Why wh look Of roa asOnishmon, remember hesSnr
SiSEag that they So thought he was tho
me object OF these anonymous abrcaions and their
pubeaion,is 10 encourage masters 10 set the will Of
the people defiance II blow aimed al thst fnds
mental principle OF Republican Governmen,-Tur sov a.
REIGNTY pHE PEoPLE. Since tho Wbig ill., -
enhghden' the People, he may inform his readers
mat simple preseDston Of inconroveriibe facts is all
h@t - necessary to convince any but "Whigs" that
neither RA beigb nor any other Of the panic. makeFa
deserves The confidence of the Peope-Such facts as
the folio xing:The Deposiies were removed in oc,o-
yer aF' Gay letl Kentucky about the FIRST of M
Venoe-yisIed all the principal towns in tho Eastern
and middle States, staying days in Pl,adenbia
Congress met on the Is, Monday in December Distress
memorials are getting up along the track Mr. CLAW bodra
VaIeH On the 26th day Of December he delivers his
great Revolution SpeechOn the hi of The ssme dav
MT Leigh offers Isis Resolution aud panic Preamble ana
RESOLUTIONS 10 the Richmond meetng---aafms the tmid
10 the Legisaure aud uekles the Feds-reeonmeuds fbe
burra 10 be Kept up by oil the and counties in Wiz
gina. Mt Leigh, ~ The midst OF Tie hurra and panic he
hod such conspicuous agency IN producing was sent tn
he senate TO watch The "Oj yant, where, in coniunc.
ton With Clay, Preston and Others he did bs be-, IN
increase the alarm, and aggrsvae the dislreses Of ,hs
People; believing, doubt, that jackson would bear ali
The blame for their mischief. Among other things Mr.
Leigh and lis cagued brethren, u.s. they did not
know what had become Of the peoples money" Thee
knew not where poor dollar was 10 be found vel
they found 9nd pockecd each his proportion of al least
eight hundred thousand dollars Of the Peoples money "a
reward, IN part, for telling them they did not know
where II vas; ia part Tor abusing The President and in
part, FOR crocodile tears she'd over tie beeding Consn
on add tie disfresseS Of the People They told US the
Deposes mast be restored 10 President Bdde or ruin and
desolsi0n would upon We the Cabai ready
10 support any OF themselves who may have the besf
chance for the Presidency and their party uniting with Tic
AciimoBy Of friends to crush rival. In tho name of
common sense IS moi al this enough, without resorng 10
Wing pieks and "HumbugsS'
The Feders!isis have learned nothing from experience
he rock upon which they always split b too large expec-
isons ifoui the Ignorance Of the People. Hume's maxim
upon IBIS point does not apply 10 this enlightened age aud
Nation PUBIIIS VOI,EI{O
fhe Speech nnoy both BE- soon in Inc Foo.
s Of tho 3 December IL 10 profitable compare
them. f@'
HANOVER COURTHOUSE RACES
According 10 expecla ion, Mr.. Johnson's Trine Jes.