Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-06
Tur cDn, FOR TIE E.rQUIRER.
lHE SPRING ELECTIONS.
T'O THE

The voters Of Virginia vii; be called upon verv emu, -
repair 70 me rolls and make their selections OF Repre-
seh'a'es 10 serve them in the next Legislature II has
100 long been the case in Virginia that candda,os %
hics have not been fully regarded by the Voters S
80 anxous Tor seats in the Legislature that in the
ueSsng ana winning can't they promise 10 follow the in
sructons Of their constituents at the same time tIs,
eehs are al anPodes 10 those of whom thew are go
i'cing votes Besides the difficulty of giving jns,nc,on
nv, "euer 10 nave representative who aprees vi,
u.s. and viii go with heart soul to further Our 49,;
ma. ~ nave one whose acts may be constrained by his
constituents but whose every feeling will war ,g,;n.,
them! Which can labor most eficaciousivhs h III
sfes success IN his pursuit, he who desires ecs,
nda nough'' mat Virginia had made experiment.,
" having representatives dssgreeing with their
ents, but promising obedience to their will in gs,,;n w.,
passage oil law Tor the OF the people upon the h
o .. "ehang our CONSTITUTION and sending anti
oou men 70 me Legislature who TO go into caurns
and vote for Jackson electors We then say vh,
d one way and vote another whip around
ana pretend 10 be Tor measure, when thev re lii,
the failure of that measure - N'y uesfeu
believe there is no State, except Virginia, where Fs.
oera, poues 90 not materially interfere il not control
eecuons 10 The Slate Legislature. This is riph,lor ,o
are always subjects connected with Federal noi,ic
wcn require The action of the State Legisia,ures Ev
m"sn y, me oned states has two Governments-a
domestic one and General one--ihen when he gives
ms suffrage to Candidate for the State Iesis,,r -,
"'n see uat ne agrees with him, not only az
Government. ~ " ''a'eS
IL would be utterly npraclicsble for an n,iAdmio.
don Candidate TO get scat In his State Legislature in
an administration county Of Maryland PenosvIvan;,
New ork, Kentucky probably any other State eyca,
Virginia lts hoped that Virginia will have soon , "
rors OF her ways IN this respect and that she viii cor
rect mem The approaching elections She will have seen
that one oil her Senators has been elected from bs h.
the present Legislature, and the people sloul In IN ~
next elections whether this has be- done will, mr.
'her appreciation. If they were satisfied with tho
oil MIR. kves in the Senate they should soesk IN, =, IL
po ano send persons TO the Legislature who will restore
MN 10 his seat Mr. Rives has endeavored IN 6i6t 81
uuues III tnc oenate he has couforDed 10 his
at the time OF his election IL was spoken bv a ra,
en" me In his place. when Mr. Ryes was
Uio"g neIore mat body, suitable person 10
virginia III The United States Senate that Mr. Rves
ohniherna improvement, anti .Tarin anti B,nk and .
supporter OF ibe administration Of Andrew Jackson ill.,
ne acya'eu rom The assurances made by his friend in the
legislature Has he failed speak the sentimens II
state, IN his place In the Senate Audit he has mo,
or wherefore has he been elected from his seat In ,Io
Da'e' by the Lcgslaiurel The people will saw vL,i
's &C, Of the Legislature shall have their sanction f. il
hoped they will speak in language AT the Anr; sio
which cannot be misunderstood. "o's'
Lei not federal politics be lost sight OF anv lo,oo t.;
our stale elections Every voter should put This
70 bimseli IN preparing TO besow his suffrage NJ IT,
elections, now At hand Am for y, 49,, ,
administration of the Federal Government A., :" ~
son man, or an i.Jackson man? Aud az he ,esni ~
me enquiry, let him extend the Interrogation IN liz
ioa'eS be'ofe him. and see that he gives his voo 10 one
VINO accorjs with him, in his politics. The vvel III, ~
doubt ring with charges against General Jasl ~. ~, w
approaching elections But there will be nc SOM IT., WI
ready 70 defend him, and the people will moi is ~ s
marin hls public career the good of his country has be
me Shrine AT which he has worshpped. Thc, IN 80,
believe that man who has stood 20 proios, ~ ~
counTy-who has devoted the morning and tnid.dav ~ ~;
I'VE 70 ber servce will prove traitor his sun s
ing 'he political horizon, and after time has nunte,od n.y.;
years Three score and more They will not bcego r..
Andrew Jackson has deserted his Reo,bl;c.n '''
MS devotion TO the purity OF political instiuons,.
rove on our Hee government which he risked hia ali A.
support IN nomenous crisis They cannot beIieve hin
suS 0's0 "e.ehey and that, TOO, without induce.