Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-28
RICHMOND, VIHGGvXa, TUESDAY; 0cTODER IS 1894


she may point TO the halls OF Congress and The Leeisla
turc.
BY Or. Thomas Robinson, viee-Presidonr In-l,ue-
ion When gotten candestinely, llnsy pretext for
Regeneration.
by Mcfarland jr., Vice President Od;cc: The first
and last and nobles well safest object OF "whole
hog politicians.
BY Col Joseph GOODWIN, OF Dinwiddie, Vice Presi-
dent General Andrew Jackson: The old horse il almost
done; but lew more deDogogues will ride into Office upon
his back.
BY Edmund Ruffin of Prince George, Vice President.
The Bank Of the United States and Banks OF all the
Twenty -Four States The former Unauthorized, aud the
latter prohibited by the Federal Constitutions The party
are not TO be believed when protesting hostility 10 the
whole paper money system
BY john D. Townes. Vice President. The Lee
gsature OF virgins: True 10 the principles OF the State
they will be just 10 him by whose fervi eoqneDce and
incon uptibe honesty they have been ably maintained
BY Stephen G. Wells, Vice President The Bank Of
the United SaIe, Whether constitutional or uncoDsu-
tonal necessary or unnecessary, II the People viii its
DEATH be so; but let die legally and not at the oi Of
iawiess military despot
BY Maj III. X. Anderson Of Notloway, Vice Presi-
den" " Bank no Bank" The Van Buren, humbug. to
cheat the people of expression OF their scon
Executive usurpation.
BY Dr. J. " stockdell. Vice President The Post Or
ice Department; Perverted into engine Tor dsse nina
ing misrepresentation gratis, and rewarding par,zns and
tools for extra services by extra allow ances.
By r. Du'kn, Vice President Henry Clay: Always
the advocate OF public rights always fearless in his oppo-
son TO tyranny aud usurpalion; while ably sustained by
worthy coadjnors we feel that the Republic is sale.
OF the United States: achieved by the
vAlor patriotism OF our orefather NAV il always he
administered ny vtuous Representatives seldom altercd
BY VIM r. johnson, Of Chesterfeld IAN invited gucs)
Every Congressional District in the United States: lie,
each be represented be entirely by whit
is done, totally regardless Of By tcho ione-hen many
happy consequences be rxpect ted, and not .ioe
ny X Booker, OF Amelia. Gan invited guest) The town
OF petersburg: May its prosperity be Commensurate with
IFS hospitality and patriotism.
49, BY John NJ Bolts, OF Henrico, IAN invited guest y
The right Of instruction. Sacred and involabIe when lar
y exercised; but losing all authority and og when
abused Tor party purposes, by party management.
The ,ressn, sn.a 'p' =, ouo"ay, van invited gues)
the ear opened TO and the Judgment to conviction
and there can be no doubt Of the result.
By John h. Scott OF Dnwiddie, Gan invited guest.)-
The Federal and State Government the first act ac.
cor'ng TO her delegated powers the latter vigany
preserved,
BY VIM. II. Pegram. of Sussex, I'm invited rues,)
The wings OF Petersburg: Viruous, intelligent patriotic
they delight TO honor those who stand up in defence of
the Constitution and laws of their country.
Sent by John ii. Pieasants of Richmond IAN invited
guesi) The plan OF instructions: WORTHY Of The
school iron which il emansted but unworthy OF Virginia
By Guest, from Prince Edward. The friends OF an
buren, IN Virginia Knowing his unropuarity, they dare
dscussion they nsidcusIy fight his battles under Jack
son nag with exparte representa- tons and written pledges
bit instruments 10 defend such The people oilL
understand and apply the true corrective.
by VIM CorlDe, sr. Benjamn W. Leigh The pro.
louhd aDy Of the politician united with the inc xble
by }. Grammer. Truth and Pairoti.n-or in other
words, honesty and virtue, and love OF Country.
BY Geo w Harrison The crafty Dsmseoeue who
cosults only the Thermometer of public sentiment for his
opnion-Beware Of him-he would advance TO power on
the ruins Of his country.
By II. X Meade, of Brunswick The seIfs,vIed H..
mocraiic Republican Party The frs, that name TO
claim Tor their leader kngly authority. They deserve
BY J. o. Knox. Of Mecklenburg. (sent) cordial
unon aud hearty co operation among the Wings of Vir-
gina, who have the independence 10 think for themselves.
w" WIZ mol be transferred TO Van Buren,; aud ', lo womb
regard The glory resulting TO the American people from
HE victory at New Orleans poor compensation for
the loss OF liberty. -
BY Charles Corng. John Tyler: The able ant! faithful
Senaor-unappaed by the ffowns OF the Executive dis
pleasure uncdnced by lis smiles. lac will a vigil
by Dr. John Bragg b. W. Leigh: The Statesman
who can behold the tide OF popular opinion ebb aud now
Without der,hcon OF principle.
by s. II. Myers State Rights: The barriers erected
by our fathers against party faction and Executive usur
patton.
| BY VIM. p. wyehe The American Peonie Thev
have commenced The work their political redernptio1
WIN stout hear,s; and IL need be, they have strong arms
by Robert BneheIi. jr VIM. r. Barry: The former
Chief Justice OF the "ReIiei Law Cour" Msy the Union
soon be as fortunate Kentucky in being relieved IRON
his judgments.
by John G. Reaney. The Hon. y. W Leigh: His no.
lihca enemies seem to be going the Lee-waId oysr
rough rocky coast.
BY j.. G.. McPheetets John TyIer. One of V,r,;,; -.
noblest sons-rn aud independents May he long resin
the esteem and confidence OF his constituents.
ny constituent The Previous Question: A dish pre.
p"rr1 ny Tie Kitchen Cabinet and served up by faith
tul Representative.
By Guest. Richie on Jacksonsm: suspicious work
in the press 81 tell thee, Jack Cale tl,e coter means to
nress we Commonwealth and turn il. aud o ne nap
upon it,
By 3 J. Douglas. The memory oi Lafayette and hi.
sacriiices during our struggle Tor liberty
Upon such sacrifices,
ING eods themselves throw ncensn"
by samuel hoidecai. The Union: IL has wiihstood the
shocks oil Iofcign and domestic discussions: NAV is
value not he impaired by Executive enefosehncbtS
By l.. CoiquhOun. The rtvilsrs OF Is. W. Leigh: Wor.
thy hirelngs OF the masters they serve.
by ID. Nj Bernard Andrew Jackson: Tho American
people are gralein for his military services but tley will
never acknowledge that the Government of the United
Statcs, is "hie Government"
By II. Harrison, Of Sussex. This corrupt Admins.
raoh; NV hen the righteous in authority the people
rejoice; but when The wicked besreb rule the people
! mourn"
BY III. II. Lewis, Of Dinwiddie Cen Jackson: His
famous sediment IS ts, "Union, II preserved
but not by lis arbitrary dctum, but by tie affections Of
the people.
by + wilkins. Of Prince George. The oStrs.allow
snce gentlemen: can who Specializing Oh boroe ed
| cAptsl, ought TO break
BY J. X. Horsbufgh Andrew Jackson; The Gslba Of
our iimes-sScepi in Isis adoption Of a successor.
by James %. Butler. TIE senate Of tie ". States
The guardian Of Iie people May il be sustained IN pull
ton thus sowing our country from oppression and tyranny
by Dr. r. +. GILLIAN. y. W. Leigh:
Ills rot 10 monsis to command success,
But 'tis in sinno 10 desoiveit"
By J. II. Wake, Of Chesterfield benjamin. Watkins
Leigh The honesty Of whose head and heart amply
qnal'ies bin 70 preside over ice and Independent peo
rie
! by WIN. y. Hamilton Political dca,ii 10 all those WHO
content Tor teir .ofc Vi honour 10 euov service
ubJer Andrew Jackson.
by llch'fd ~. PsfhAn, Of Sussex The hcaln, Of Mi.
Jack Downing lie should no, be forgotten at Wing