Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-02

bey then object this method Of asceraing public SEN
'imenH II they could have succeeded in procuring q
majority oil The people OF the United States 10 have
'hese memorials, by their cismorous cries that distress
aud ruin were coming upon the cosniry would they not
nave proclaimed pettongued to the world have
uemanued Tue restoration OF the Deposes? But when they
hnd there Is change in The current OF public sentiment
when they ind tina, the people moving in their
Jesy 10 sweep the Bank OF the United States into u,
annhilation-they change their notes. and endeavor to
suppress public sentiment, and permit the
In the General Assembly TO public
IN the manner and il has been m srepresened in
the Senate OF the United States BY Southland FREEING.
huysen, Ewing, Sprsgue aud Bell. Let these gentlemen
meet the i'ieuds 81 the Anius on ~
and try their strength in the same way The eht of i'm
srucuon Is sanitary principle and absolutely necessary
~ ,ne ne1',hy seuon oil democratic republican govern
men'; and the people owe il 10 their safety 10 exercise
mir Leigh has said in public speech lin Chesterfield
Fepof'ed nowi hstandng the Bank Of the United a,es
nas violated It's Outstanding it, sins and
impurities ut body without n soul can commit sin and mi.
quiy) Notwithstanding has the authority of the Co.
vernment at deisnceihat he will vote for resor,io,
Tie Deposes. TO the last hour Of the existence of the
Bank, while he thinks The money will be safe Do the
people wish the Drposi,es restored II hey do let them
Instruct their representatives vote for MIR
are against resoraon let them instruct their represe,.
'auVes TO vote against him. II they wish to foster
mo"ed asocracy il they wish TO the power and
patronage oil the United States Bank, then vote for Mr.
Leigh He by his declarations is bound TO increase lie
powrr'o the extent OF the public deposites
'Ihe supporters OF MIR. Leigh nov cav that the friend.
oil the Administration eavorng 10 make il appear
that they are against the right oil instruction No, so last
gentlemen. The assertion is gratuons we ak for proo
But this we say. aud The history of the tines will prove
IT, and you dare not deny t is true, as il written by the
pen oil an angel OF light, that you have approved OF The
acon OF the Senate OF the United States; you have aed
the majority OF that body the skies as Hampdens who
have saved the Constitution from wreck, the liberties
oil The country from destrucon when some four or of
'na' oony set at naugi the right OF instruction. Have
you not by thus approving the OF the Senate sane
noned Tie course oil those who set naugh the right of
Instruction.
alt Is astonishing witness the modesty ofthe Oppos.
hon party IN Virginia, headed by the pr Ceau press ian the
metropolis, the head quarters og Whpism They claim
arliau at ta
the real "Sinon Pure" States right men should like
That the people all knew what has been the course of The
leading Journal OF the Opposition and o of the Op
position leaders; that they mig be enabled 10 appreciate
the claim OF the and the leaders be sole guardians
oil the Constitution and OF States rights This press
when virginia was battling against the Tariff and
Internal Improvement by the General Government was
lighting under the flag Of Adams and Clay, the latter Of
whom was and is the champion OF the TsriH,) eagued
win The atudinarians and federaisis Of the country
Where was the leader OF the Opposition party Virginia
when these rapid strides consolidation were in
Where is the evidence that he uttered syllable, wrole
line, TO warn his couD'rymen against the dangers that
threatened their rights and beriesi So much for the
press aud the leader shall say OF majority the
balance! Who headed the Adams Convention in Virgil
MAJ The present representative Of the head quarters of
Whgism Who have fought the battles against all inrac.
IONS oil the Constitution OF the United States! Mr. JEFF.
ierson, Mr. Madison and those have adopted The re-
publican principles OF those disciples of pure democracy
HOW many oil The exclusive friends OF the Constitution
and States rights, in bygone days. belonged the old re-
publican pary Yet these men, for effect and to lure to
their ranks those who The real fiends of the Cons-
tuition and states RICH would make people believe
all those who sustain the present are enc
mics TO the Constitution and the rights the States &c SC
But one OF the Delegates, il seems has taken stud
IL we are to believe the Author OF "Anii Bauk" who
halls from "Jerusdem, Aug 25ih, in the last Saturdays
Whig Mr. Harrison, OF Southampton, is about 10 dsre.
gard me signed instructions OF the majority OF his Consu
ens 'Be entirely satisfied (says he the startled Eli.
tors OF the Wg will not all do. Our member is saunc
and says as the fact, that he considers his election
as v nay instructions from the county For IL YOU re
collect the election turned upon the simple question
Leigh, the Constitution and the LAWSON, MIR. w.
L. Anarchy he iDIes
Of Southampton cannot be 9uesli0ned We canno, be.
heve This writer But, take word for IT, that il Mr.
Harrison does throw himself against the signed instructions
OF his People, he principles Of Southampton will never
sanction bis conlumacy What says the worthy Editor of
the Petersburg lnteligencer, this doctrine 1--WE may
as well seize this opportunity tell him ALL that
we nave no desire TO get into paper with him. He
10 whatever motive he peaes But, he has repeatedly
thrown down his gauntlet to We decline il for the
Constellation, who is fully able 10 cope icih all his CHI
vary We him, that address above queries
to hm' not Tor battle, but Jor information"
FOR THE ENQUIRER
AT a numerous Meeting OF the Citizens King Will
liam County held at the Court house, the 25h day of
August, lS3l- being Court-day- On motion OF MIR Tho
mas w. >. Gregory, MIR John Roane appointed Chair
man, and Mr. S Fonaine. Secretary. After short Adj.
dress, MIR. Gregory read the following:
"DeciGrGtOn and Instructions of the qualified V0iers
If he County of King Vilionl opposed to The resto
ration of he .Deposes' and opposed to the re char
ter Of the Bank Of the United States, 10 Walker
Hawes, Delegate elect from said County 10 The Gene
eve, portion OF your Constituents, think il duty
as IL is our natural and constitutional right TO lay before
you, as our Representative in the General Assembly
OF this Commonwealth, what desire and expect FROM
YOU in discharge oil the trust coniided YOU. We de-
clare firm reliance the wisdom integrity, and palr-
olism OF the present Chie Magistrate of the Union We
do say that his Administration has been fauless An
exemption from is not the privilege of humany
can il become the boast Of any But, think
well OF his Administration, Tor its general usefulness and
undoubted patriotism. An Administration which is gene
rally wise and good, ought to command the public conf
dence More than That, ought not 10 be expected-snce
those who look for the perfect results OF Diabiy in the
management OF public siiairs, be disappointed
The administration Of the Affairs OF great and growing
country, is easy task. We allow for the
difficulties OF station arhuous that Of the President
Of the United States Aud, in passing The of the
adopt the rules OF construction, by which his enemies
oud immediate him the altar OF their vndic i've hate
eve not the parasites OF Power; but, we claim our
rank as the Free Citizens Of Repubc-equay scorning
the maxims OF suspicion and ngrailude, do the
simple deusons OF n-worshp Nor are we DISPOSED
IN defence OF the honour and liberty OF his country We
bold both the honour and the safety of country
cred, 10 reward thus, with uGmefted eproach OF its
most llnsOus citizens. Whilst, by such of
duct, aware slso that should only surrender
ourselves 10 become tie victims Of willy ambition, and
the dupes Of dshouourable precepls, designed ncul-
cafe the false lesson, that the greatest beneacors Of
her country necessarily its most dangerous ST.
We know the origin OF that lesson OF prescription, by
which Andrew Jackson early sought TO be made
the unrghleous victim oil rival prejudice. OF tie
character Of the President, patriot. but small por-
ton OF his counrymen, hope and believe, entertain
any serious doubts. In opinion IL offers the
temptation oil his cOunrymen the finest moral traits of the
test American standard. IL gained the applause Of the
phosoPhc Jefferson; and who will say, would not have