Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-18
by lofty recolectons 10 the cause Of Freedom Do not
quail before this impoeD foe, whose existence depends
yourb reath

your breath:
Iso for tho ehief, whoso huslo sound,
Tomes, proud Edward the Tcvio road.
And win their Freedom tho battle ground.
go Sn for . The chief ss whose virtue shines,
us coun,ry's surest fiiend and G,mesi prop.
nsS for the chief, whose laws,
F'esio% s'' %h G s%'' sy riS" cause.
ny fearless wisdom tightly seans.
IL yo" eeI 'n'ina,e by the same SPIRIT do no, mistake
your roe nor err I'D Tue choice OF leaders What is
bercd, amidst deep laid plans Of political contivance and
you expect to secure your political sscendsncy
coalition OF Clay and Calhoun N a,ionai, and
Nuihcfs you mus, do something as Jackson can
see no escape from the dangers which threaten your right
.' aseenaney unless you will promptly organise .o,ne
Pa lot 'he choice OF Senator and your Iouny Re-
representatives., and by doing conce your votes on
men, whose political course will be guided by the fixed
purpose oil sustaining the administration urge YOU to
n,s course aud propose plans Let the friends OF the adj
''s'rsuon IN each county call a meeting and de pute
SUM- 'l me ,fied men oil their party meet at central
pace anu select candidate for the Dis,rct-tc eet.
Ing In each county the same time act deGniveIv
on 'he subject OF their several County Delegates No time
10 De ost-tbe election polite riy hts
eemeh are invoived-ior you expect be aL.
iuy represented through the ordinary system of eec,ing
candidates who offer themselves, aud gain their elections
oy the usual arts OF e1ectioneeriDg
March 9TH, 1884. ONE OF THE PEOPLE
~ FOR THE ENQUIRER
L" me '0ters o. King IpiHiam, KING and Queen,
Matthews, ..hidiieser and Gloucester
nave read with the greatest satisfaction the Address
oil Erasus T. Montsgue Esq and sincerely hone that Won
nave experienced the like pleasure in its perusa In INV
humoie opinion, it evidences high Of Intellect a
glowing PATRIOTISM and sound republican doctrines which
pre.eninenty ente him TO The station hic he seeks il
sach qualifications made the In times like the pre
yeomanry should foster talents the young me of
our country, especially when they accompanied with
worth which would grace ripper years II is true
.," montague has had no experience in the councils Of
c country, but such an objection him is sheer toy-I
y 20 NM because tits apparent 20 his
,sy"oP's mar be possesses mind which will place
. az pound beyond the view of many who have fgur-
Gu 60. ~ e1a'e-hereore repeat his having been i'm
enher House" ought TO form objection to him Apsin
wouIu ask, now Is man TO attain any distinction in
a' me- u the people should send an untmeIy frost aud
nip him in the bud. ~ ~
reIow. citizens, permit me to soic, a fair and candid
investigation oil the claims OF MIR. Montague TO yonr sui
,,sses. lie VIII (he says) visit each and all the Court.
LOT the purpose Of putting the people fully in DOS.
o ms senuments-and should you be satisfied with
s quahncatons, let the ask, will you object to him he
cause he has never before been claimant of your sur,
ge.. should think that ought be feather in his can.
as SHOWS becoming modesiy and back artness which
we an should appreciate. He has only now welded n
'"s sohcitation oil his iends venture Old an untried
IN conclusion, permit me to say empha icalIy that do
o' w,sn oy these remarks to deract ioa ON the me-
rus oil MI Ms competitors-such course wound he
scorhed by Mr. NJ as much il would be bv his
u;r ,,, . FRIEND
hips william, ldes Of March, 1884.