Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-10

ssituency utter then does the deed lust committed
BY majority OF the Virginia Legislature speak in
ragged accents sufficiently audible to eycn the skcc
tons OF our Democrats from their graves TO
come to The rescue, aud inspirt their descendants
by the energy OF their example TO tic Polls. TO The
rolls! be the wachwords of every true son of An
cicnt Virginia in April To he rescue 10 The yece,
DC her oAticcres In niaSsc let shoulder TO
shoulder brethren, and the banners of political supre-
macy will be graspcl by the hands of those
who reverence the memory OF their dead JErrEasox-
who honor, their living MADIsoSand by the hands
OF the present heterogeneous band of supporters of
MAN who rcvcd and opposed theirs as he has done the
present, and Will do every other Republican Admins
traton.
In every Stale in the Union, where the subject has
been directly referred to the people, since the adjourn
mcnt OF the last session of Congress have the manic.
makers and rcvilcrs Of the Administration met with the
most notifying rcbnkcs and disconiturcs IL has re-
manned for selfs,yled Wing majority wrctc!,cdly
meagre majority of party made up of the fac ends and
fragments OF all partesthe Nullers the Nationals the
federalists the Bankcs and lastly and most TO be la
mened oiall few dcSerters from the Republican ranks
mas remained we say for majority ofa party composed
OF such materials in the Virginia Legislature to sanction
IN the name of the State by the act recorded above the
OBJECTS OF That UNJUST, unnatural and unloy coalition
which leagucd together in the United States Sc
nate last winter to spread alarm aud
the countryto break down the best-aye the very hest
ana most successful administration which presided
over the destinics OF this Unonand to effect bv stra
sgy they could or force If they must the rccharicr of
the Bank OF the United States In the reelection of MIR
Neigh, who went, and who goes and who eyer will go
kart and hand with the leaders OF the Opposition in a..
ted States Senate in all their measures. the pseudo
ngs have imprinted political stain on the character
the State, which every true son of the soil owes to
good old mother Of us all'--owcs TO proud ho.
and dear Old Virginia, to bear hand i'm wipng out
will-thcy must it. If they do mott
fanRot-f the foul blot is TO remain on her
lieon iorcver-tllen perish the name of Virginia
" irginians! Give to the soil with which the
VA fathers has been mingled for more than two
&c b the once noble domain in which
70 neto name, expressive of the
ot by the majority of their poserity of the
cir ancestors-and let the Household of
gathering together all that which be-
hcm turn, their faces (whitlirr thousands
rlts have already gomez to the far West
from the gates of the unnatural land
dust from their feet as n witness against
and seek in other chimes an asylum for
and and home for themselves. Peters
q.
Itton.-It will be perceived from an au
aiion in this day paper, that Bruins
forth with her Administration can
ton to Mr. Shell, who could not be
was instructed, that maio
tents were opposed to Mr.. Icighs
\pril Election will, we have no
the doubts of Mr.. Shell ON
Tory is too well and too favorably
Tor us to presume to say word in
\pn lsname, to apprisc friends
talented, consistent and infu-
klstration.-D.