Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25

as aults upon State 10 which II Is also proper 10 fer
me great preponderance in point OF numbers, Of her
oeegon IN the popular branch and the fidelity and zeal
WIN which large majority OF that deiega tion sustained
the President aud his leading measures another pro
mnen. motive OF hostility to New York 10 addition to
'ns o"ence sue was also guilty Of tho still hr.rcus
sn OF numbering among her the second Office in the
government who was not emily known fully TO concur in
''he sentiments aud policy the Pre- ON these inn
portant subjects; hui la respect In lion, th.,e ,is,.
other causes OF irritation hos y His vev
ne SENATE as presiding officer be many Of
e HJ0ii'y constant source of bitter reflection moi
OF cell rrproach; whilst the aitn,. in =, hirb bs rs ~
paeed not by New York alone, bur by The spou,snrous
Expressions OF public sentiment in other qusrers of the
ubo still more hate ui ami annoying In L. IN, rrore
70 inns cause, combined with the circumstances h.r.
That 10 ascibe these reiterated aack
o me character oil our State her political and other In
su,n"on her legislative and other .fcers and her most
valued pnoc men; ON her foreign commerce. and her in
" "r' on me Intelligence and virtue of her popnia.
no' VINO have been repeatedly held up the slaves of
an irresponsible po'csi csb~ and. in short upon her
Interests. political socel. AID financial
How lar we have resisted these attack. and In xb.
manner we have defended the Interests ami honor nj o,
Stare mas been sufficiently made known to You by IN.
puo'c Journals, ami by other OF information On
many occasions we have deemed 10 pass over in ST.
itnce The efforts OF ignorance, pre- juce and calnnx
ami 10 give 10 other reply than be found in the
neral tenor OF our conduct which trust has been aleu-
lated TO show-what know the lngs of MIR
sutuehts-tlat w York desires nothing from her sister
saes put faithful support oil the Federal Constiiu ion,
In It's purity and sircness an honest co oprraon H.
The system o! policy delineaed by J. rsou enJ NOV,
supported by venerable Chief Magistrate: that i'm
spec TO measures which in, olive inegii,y OF the Con
si'uon aud the freedom aud happiness oil the People
.he as no compromise to oe,; but that az to the
W "nom those measures are TO he carried into ee sr
o"y desires 'la, they should cherish The principles po
sess the conhience, aud be indicated by the coiec ed
VIII, oil the Democracy OF the Union.
IN conclusion" We appeal the and pa riot
is'n OF all classes OF constituent s. AMI whatever
have been their former political nts or CONNIE
we earnestly enirest them fully examine and So
iemiy 10 drcide-wiether the present cisi. IL not i'm
rum, such an one as we have desciibvd i-whe,.r il
does not involve an issue OF mort
me Arsocracy on the one hand. Friends of Eoua
Nights ara Free Institutions tue oiher-and whether
lhey do not owe /, 10 themselves their In ,b
honor oil their State to the integrity OF the Con,,i,uo
and The permanence our glorious Mon. IN r,II,,
position 10 the Great hunied Dynsstv bcI nov, it,,
uees 70 me agents oil the people, and to the people
u "'enc@' "e government oil the country.
Si , ",cHr' Jr.' ABEL HUNTINGTON,
, T. iALLMADGE, NoADrAH JOHNSON,
SotN ADAMS, GERRIT Y. LANSING
sAmOtL pEARpsLEY, ABrJAH MANN, IT,,
T,nhA HAM DocKEE, CHARLES MCVEAN
I. usS ,DopLE' HENRY MITCHELL,
S"n rs " DROWN SHERMAN PAGE,
L. T.. CAMBRELENG, Ion p,rnsoS
SAMUEL CLARK, W1LI.tAnt TAv,o,
JOHN CRAMER, Jor, ru,,,r
- H'F'D nAh' AARON VANDERPoEL,
% iLLiANi ~; + uLLER, ISAAC VAN HoUTEN,
NNNSo'i "a uiLLrr, AARON WARD,
NIcoLL HALsEY, DANtrt "a Anr,x
A1iohL ". HATHAWAY, REUBEN WHALLoN
EDWARD HOWELL, CAMparrrp 49,
Washington, June 3Oth, 1894