Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-29
POLITICAL.
From the Petersburg Constellation.l
THE RIGHT OF INSTRUCTION

Dnwdde is up aud doing. The good work was com.
meuced Monday last, (Couri day aud will be pros.c
ted with great .gor by the friends OF the Administrator.
who are sangune OF easy triumph. God speed and
prosper them! The proper step has bsen taken in the
Outset ny commencing operations IN public manner
anu on pubie OCCASION. Both parties fully
appised OF wba Is going forward, aud the leaders OF
the Democracy OF Dnwidtic stand Us free from the i'm.
putaon OF untArncss, they arc above tcsorug TO it,
under any circumstances. The ball is in motion,
aud we hope wherever the subject OF instructions ia
ae'eu on good temper and good feeling will Distinguish
he ceur.e OF those engaged CT her side OF the qnes
hou We all honoraby engaged in battling for those
principles which each honestly believes be
aud should DC able differ politically, without suffer-
Ing e. ings be far led nsrdy, to engend.r
personal hUsiiIes. Bear aud iorbear ought 20 be the
rule OF action The loss Of even worthy friend,
through the heated acrimouy OF political contest is We
poorly Lssuced by the often times teinpororv gs.
ncnton OF party numph. In her present Delegate
Dinwidde possesses high minded AID honorable gentle.
man. aud most faithful aud efficient represe OF
tho local Interests Of his constituents II he differs
Win majority VI Them in his opinions of the Admins
iraion, the difference is indie pcnden il is not
perhaps going Too lar 10 say, that when he satisfactorily
ccrtaus such 10 lie the iac he will yield ready ODE.
dIence TO their wishes For The benefit Of patrons in
Dinwidlie who may Otherwise ueei with it, and for
the purpose ul giving the publicity the acts 81 our
political endwe sutjOn copy oil the Letter Of lnstruc-
nohs now circulating in that county for signature We
say again, God speed and prosper the good work
To John Il Scott, Esq
Sir-The undersigned, vo'ers of the county of Dinwid
die, comprising majority OF your constituents being
friendly the present Administrations aud opposed TO the
United States Bank, beg leave present To YOU the fol-
lowing expression OF sentiments: Notwithstanding III G
clamor which has been raised by persons against
Sener, Jaekson our confidence in his personal purity
patriotism Is unlininisheh We conceive that his
sure and particularly those directed gains, the United
States Bank wise ia ,hecseves, will result beuef
ciaiy 10 the country and The people, and
TO be sustained Not approving tie of Benjana
watkins Leigh Esq., in the Senate OF the United States
anil understanding that lac has avowed his
10 vote Tor the restoration the Public Depocs and thu,
Indirectly aid aud abet the Bank, longer
TO remain silent on subject OF such vital interest our-
selves and The country Possessing entire confidence in yor
as our local Representative enerrnng the most since
regard Tor you personally ii is with little hesitation ami
regret That we iee ourselves impeiiousy called ou to ask
You TO sacrifice your predictions. adopt our senii-
ments aud at tue next session Of Legislature vose
aeains, the recollection of Mr. Leigh TO the Senate 4,
selecting successor TO that genteman, desire YOU WI
act aud vote in Concert with the Republic party at
sustain VIM. C. Rives, Philip p. Barbour or any oihel
gentleman Who may be most likely 20 prevent Mr. Leigh
election We regret the necessity we ATE under of i'm
posing on you duty, which, in respecs may prove
painful to your fceg s Our love OF our country Of on
Tree institutions, and desire for their permanrnc an,
prosperity must be apology; which, with the pres
sion our personal good wishes aud feelings pray you
to accept Respecuily, your fellow citizens and cons
tuen,s.
Dnwilde, 1881.