Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-31

settler from rapacious srecu,ors from other States We
have not nme TO en- er fully Into subject. but
nave pleasure :" stating IT, as our opinion tina, Mir Wat
her u ing oil praise Tor his conduct tho affair al
'uueu TO- instead oil censnre-- LouisioRd .ddocTfiscr
The RESULT. = On ihi. subject, the Montpelier IAN,
Masonir) State Journal rematksss The first thin H.,
WI strike every Iolirisn in the history the late cam
psns the entire and utter discontinue OF the ser slLfed
WING party They have been LEFT in "a hopeless and NOR
uying nnnol,y The vote by the People has as,onhed
every one The Wing party ia Vermont 10 long err ven
second bsst II lei, contend alone with thoss whom
ne advocates have usually styled Tories IL is beaten The
mug candidate Tor Governor, with all his boosted popular
V'f"ns beLini The Jackson candidate This shows that
the march oi the Democratic party is onward The.un
disguised fearless. aud straight course of a.
Jsck.on Democrats, has drawn into their rs,ks man. NJ
mocrs's from the National Republican party who would
not light IN the ranks OF the Feds though thew carried
wig 'oof> Tor an overgown moned corporation against
Pcrmont Hrgus
THE RIGnr or INSTRUCTION. Oar o,no,on,. 90
hei with holy horror OF tie cause OF Ins ructons =
i"ey characterize tie Whole affair dsgt Iu
anu ueceptions mode OF proceeding. Aud why? AT on.
time 1t IL Van Burenis,n Again. they tell US the p,ole
ere "coinercd and iujJled signing papers of Ins,
u".s without Knowing what they a,e doirgl Aud they
nave volunteered 10 defend these from the yilc
imposition. Hear Mat the most moderate an sa q
mem says: :" But denying, do says tho Lynch
burg yrg'nian. that Instructions gotten I'm a. ,ev are
lin Virginia. lair induces or opponents of IN. nnh,i
OF lnon we trust they will he treated with The
they ani their authors deserve. Kindred passages may
DC iound tn the Wing every where II il matter of as,o
mshmeht TO us, that RATIONAL Intelligent mem will suffer
party feelings to bei,ay them into urust and prepos
ferrous sen imens In What do these instructions differ
IRON ordinary petitions and memorials! In nothing but
IN being shorter, palmer, and more essy ,ndersiooJ
These crusaders against Instructions are the very men
VINO moved heaven and earth last winter get signers TO
memorials TO Congress for alton of Tie Drpo.ies
aud charter oi the Bank! 1, quite patriotic and
i"ir then TO ''corner and luddle" the D, ople
The people whose opinions aud instructions "deserpe'
snch contempt, are the people who hold the pow or OF
.he country III their ands-conrol eections-p pay the
laNes-and hight the battles vi their country. For the
lille oil us. we cannot why The tcJife insirucos of
people deserre more contempt than rua pOce votes
man VINO mas MOI sense enough TO form, opinion him
SELL ana give his assent 10 by his signature would ba-
~ bc sbe 10 give juicous vote The voter ~ ho car, Ia
"corncred aud iuddled" about instructions. may be cor
nered and iuddled about vo,ing-and all such Oh.
serve con empL" He who can be ,nisiead and fooi,d
and duped, bya "dcsgning demago with pouer i'm
ms hanh may IN like manner be misiedd and fooled end
nhpeu by the same influence when his is to be owen
La signing Instructions, Bank memorials he sanctions
ms opinions, aud in voting lie does the same; shade Of
difference does not exist between the two Every ev
charged to te one applies with equal force 10 the other
The truth l., this effort unus, oAuin upor m,
cause OF instruction. bu, desperate cor, of sinking
iac'on TO buoy itself up. II this hope aiIs them the1
are gone Hence their frantic zeal
The whole dlit of their argument against ins,rucons
is based OH the presumed ignorance OF The nropIr They
wish them called together TO hear full and f,ir discus:
slon-to be instructed by these "learned TL.b,,.
The people are too inribly stupid to eide in the al
ars OF Slate, until they first indocirina,ed l,y these mo-
nicai Solomons Nobody objects public discussion a.
they would insinuate is the They know a. Will 49,
VIC "o' '"o cannot he bound
olson OF public meeting Where sny doubt kiss nhout
majority, nothing definite be elected by such drci
SION IL The sense OF such meeting corresponds iih the
opinions OF The representative, all will be right lie of
course viii abide by the decision But suppose in roun
~ giving 500 votes, meeting OF two hundred uer-ons as
senbes, Ga large meeting Tor Slar.) alter discus
ing e eSs'ung topic, l25 appear INST the Representa-
i've, VIII he not veiy piausb.y saJ?--"Geneu, n, Won
nave decided against me, is true bound TO o6ey
Tue instructions OF m'oIi y; but believe the innirty
oil The people coincide with Besides YOU INNS, ,o
forget that our county give 500 votes aud unless your
present number can be swe,d clear naioiitv of te
whole shall not consider myself instructed" And hus
he people might instruct until doomsay, aud W hole
Obligation TO obey, be evsded by qmiLlir.
but the case is quite different with written in.ttuctious
In ihein there can be no mistake. The obls alton Of the
Representative 10 hey The wishes OF the coIIiurnib div
Whenever ceady made known him, is sacred and inn.
mnabir; and there is mode more mcrcepfionable
more dcJ"He, and mare conpieriy Jy and tnegasiue
W, obligatory upon the Representative than when
cons uents express their wishes by the rrritfes sigma
i"es ~ majority. to to,iiten clear direct and posi-
Itoe INSTRUCTIONS Such Tie Instructions " are told
"deseIve cuntemptie That would disobcy such or he;
tAte or equNoca,e the subject, leserves' not the
contempt but the execralion OF his country Dan
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