Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-03


OF It's author Asan argument, il is contcmp,ibly dicu-
ous-as rondbo ottick the friends of the Admin
istraon, it is nsdious and disgraceiu There is not
one generous patriotic sentiment about t-Iet thu.
party who have condsccndcd look {, this Journal as
their Oracle, consider this specimen of its faulty and
beware! To what extremes will it hurry them? W.,
arc really curious to whether there bc any other Jour
nal IN tins country capable of the folly of declaring that
THE affair could be only entitled 10 so much eonsdera-
TO" as TO DC laughed az Nc &c. "LAucrirD Ar!!"
TO THE POLLS!
The Republican Party in the finest spirits What,
though Senator has been foiscd upon Virginia by the
mcagrc majority of two votes over the half Of the whole
they have tn rejoice tina; il no
worse What f,co only majority, after all the pompous
calculations we had seen and h. ard And this caprp
majority nooriously obtained by an utter contempt of
the Instructions of the People
Never have seen the Republican Party in the To-
gsllturc moro unerrdcd and more animated They have
received the most cheering adviccs from their Consiu
ents we understand, that the excitement which the
transactions of this Session are producing is in som,
places unexaInplcd. The People will never quietly
submit to violation of their rights They will never rest
unu tey redress themselves. From lnany of :lc coun
tics winch have been misrepcscned the late election
we learn that the People are up and adding We can
tell the Delegates that they are COUNTING ,vtou, the-
most NC kt,oio what are their calculations IL u.s. that
the good friends of the Administrations will after having
received blow upon ono cheek, hold up The othcr-hat
they Will reward the who has condemned their
wishes Indeed Thc People would be verify the dols and
fools that they represented be, if they can vote
Tor the Delegate who has voted against their wishes
What! The friends of the Administration vote for him
who has succeeded in putting in one of the most deter
mined enemies TO Andrew Jackson that is TO be found
within thc bounds of this extensive Commonwealth
Nhat VIII hr a. say to propitiate the yOter-''Truc
my good sweet soul! know you are friend of the
Adminlstration-l know you regard A. Jackson as Pa
tot, to whom the country a debt of the deepcst
gratitude. True. voted for Mr.. Leigh as a Senator
Tor six yearswho will do all in his power TO tnr Tho
measures measures OF your President But what of that' l
trust you will forgive me; and apan clothc me will, tho
power OF furnishing your political friends and reward
ing your enemies.
We can tell the Delegates of the General Assembly
tn rtrf i,i
sympathies of their constituents; who know that thcv
cannot succeed without the aid of the Administration
votcs and who calculate on obtaining them, that they
are paying but poor compliment TO the discernrnent
ana good sense of the People Their hopes are vain
The rising tempest will sweep them into that retire.
men which their disobedencc TO the Peoplc and their
man worship for Mr.. Leigh so eminentlv deserve
me issue is made up for The Polls Ii is Leigh, or no
Leigh! instruction or no Instruction The battle is
yet over The election of Senator cannot be said TO
be completed Mr. Leigh keeping his seat will dcnend
upon the polls of Ap One of his friends pledges himself
iai IL the people decide against him in the Spring he
VIII resign his Office. This gentleman has no authority
presume speak for Mr. Leigh but he speaks what he
believes man OF MIR Leghs high and lofty spirit ought
To do IN such prcdcanient lie ~ firmly ncrep,i.d
that Mr. l.. will take this course and sueb we unr,
stand to be the opinion of other friends of the Senator
we cannot entertain, ourselves, doubt of it, since we
are acquainted with all his nice scrupes about the obi
OF instructions The question then is will you Ina
Leigh or no Leigh and will you have the Delegates again
YOU who have once grossly nisreprcentcd
suit your wishes? -
MR.. GaY.qRRE or LOUISIANA
Inc election OF this gentleman the more crafty
ing because it entirely unexpected II is dec ~,
OF the character of the Senate. II comes happily II
Tune to offset the election Of Mr. Levin; and t rcne,
the mischief which it might have accustomed MI
walsh says, that Mr. e.. some years since n stucn
OF law in the office of Mr.. Rawle i'm PhiladclpLa
gentleman of talents and of amiable nanncrsnnd In,
author of a Historical Sketch of Louisiana Tho Me-,
Orleans Bee, of the 18th u gives MS the following ac
count OF the event, which much electrified the Viii
ut Washington: IS
Hoteer PANIC Senator FaieaIt is feelings of cxtrc,
that of (bsr,r
unWa'erng and unnincling the present Admin, 1910,
INC Senate Of the United states, of tseoyc w.
VINO ciincd ~ with the panccry tho unbo roeIi
So" Republicans and NuiihcrS in the SENATE Of
LOUISIANA stands Tcdecmcd the fallen om IN,
eyes OF he people, and they perceive that they have ls a.
SCI OF unworthy We tod III,
republican throughout rejoice yi,L a., 80
pubic State, of eIeeton
suh" example Eccei aud aschood for tim. d.nlc ill.,
oo, ou ultimately Truth must prevail In July last our onto
hcnt oiccd at the successful which they Ind nd H.
people, utie rejecting ~,
e purpose would sooner later become known and oI e
them with shame and confusion - - "'V
Every nduccmcnt out 10 o ffionas IN s,n,o ~
he Opposition candidates But it door
would nave 80 HALF MEN; they wanted Senator ho @
support to the the
sriccng MI Cayarre, they hit upon very man ysi
10 TALENTS oil aigh order, ingredrt In ,bc
otacsncn at L day, political honesty. lie knos III. in,crs
he found nsunst nnv en-,
H,on mat iedia tho body which he bns .cn elevated
Seh', ter who has acted conspicuous part anon
the panic ~ c election sir Gayarre viii come a ",a
o ms dcS 2 sealed The peoples are open m me-
claims come asnin before tho Legislature sure viii ey b
Precious Confession
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