Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-01
TO THE PEOPLE OF Eof HA XII z,SaoiHE"

FELLOW. CITIZENS: Many OF you are complaining
inst you were msepresented by your Delegates in the
last Assembly Some-nay, many oil you say, that you
were grossly nisrepresented. am OF that opinion. 1t
Is needless TO mention the items The mi, epre.entaiions
are "too numerous TO mention Ente raining this OPT.
mon, and being satisfied that majority Of you
me In IT, feel aston sheddecpy mortified the course
you are pursuing You say. your principles and your
wishes have been disre ramped under foot
aud that you know they will be slain unless thorough
change takes place in ion our State Lee
gisl.ue; and yet you di- posed to let the fatal deed
he done, without even aising your voice Your
present course may be well compared lying dow
and bleeding TO DEATH simply because he is lazy get
up Whenever reps esenstive goes against the peopir
that elect him, do not wha his personal
is say, turn him 0Ut-turn him out!
-Ciizens! just reflect upon the duties the next
General Assembly: Senator in Congress TO elect And
we either to have Tyers principles saddled upon
OF those OF our ex-senator, Rveswhich do the People
want? Why, fellow citizens il The voice of Halifax could
be heard fairly heard upon that subject il ould c, all
opposition 10 Mr. Rives his friends. Remember too
fellow citizens that the Bank will probably move the ne
Congress for echarter-Remember that Mr. Rives ras-
ed his voice against it, and thereby made plain the doc
trines OF the Old Dominion Recoect that TYLER aud his
party were against him. But. perhaps may he told that
the contest between the two sides not Bank or no
Bank: That il all fudge The Resolution OF the vigi.
MIA Legislature in relation to The Bank and the Presidents
towards it, and the course taken by TYLER justified
the hireng press Of the Bank in The uoice Of
pTgini0 is coming right" Fellow. citizens! the Bank
and the People TO have desperate scue next win.
ter Prepare for the contest, by sending men against il
who will support your views: The Mules and the anti.
Van Burenites 10 the contrary Notwithstanding.
The Opposition throughout the State have been loud
and vehement in abusing the Administrations This pame
to force the People out Of the track hss been TO
no iRcosderabie extent Halifax. The cry Of "Federal
usurpaon &c has been sounded aloud, and not without
some effect But, the People, majority of the IN, have
found out that the Opposition is like the misc vous
shepherd, continually halloong, woli! Wolf. when
Fellow citizens look the course Of the good peop,e in
Charlotte, Buckingham Prince Edward and Cunbe land
80 and do likewise To supply the vacancy made by the
death Of Judge Bouldn, member of Congress James
W. Bouldn has been elected He is a warm supporter of
the administration, and his opponent Mr. Tucker was ra
Their hotter on the other side Well, while that election
was going on, heard the same unine anng suf %
about Kitchen Cabinet and the like, raised against him
and that is not all Some OF the opposition actually made
themselves prophets and said, (noi in the LORDS name
suppose,) Bouldin will be beaten" But the result found
the boot upon the other Leg and has given the prophets
sir names.
Fellow. citizens prepared to shew that Halifax i.
as much in favour OF the Administration any of those
countess and perhaps Soon after the Inc
Proclamation came ont in Charlotte, Mr. Randolph and
ms same MIR. Tucker got meetings in Charlotte and
Buckingham, and passed resolutions censurins tn. Admit
nstra,ion in such style. almost to make the peope
abroad believe that the Opposition strongest al.
ter these meetings, the steps to be
taken in Hal fax. meeting held Court House
and resolutions were offered OF the stamp with those
offered in Charotte-and what became of ten Let the
disappointment which marked the faces the movers of
the meeting answer Well after that the Opposition wi re
IGd coid at any rate they have kicked since
Well now, fellow citizens there is Charlotte and those
counties composing the District that were once said to
belong to the Opposition have just elected hot Admins.
ist And here is Halifax that has declared itself In favor
OF the Administration is set down by its in
the State Legislature as opposed TO III But perhaps
may hear, that Mr. Bouldns personal and not his poi.
cal influence elected him. No. reckon moi. The On.
position said il fair test Of the question:" Both
mighty good men" Perhaps may hear that those four
counties have just changed in favour of, and Halifax
against the Administration. That is hardly probable
The vanquished squad too siEnecked TO admit the
one and too well convinced now, TO make the other
uon: ONE.
Halifax Court House, March 20, 1884