Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-15

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TO division of the Democratic strength These YOU
know, facts not to be controversial If then you
seek to CLEAN the sentiments and wishes of your const-
tuents, from the Spring Election you must inevitably
DC forced to The conclusion, that they Mr.
Leigh.
In state of things where there was less party OK
element less manauvring and less effort to deceive
the representatives and To accomplish unfairly the ends
oil party, one would suppose that the evidence furnish
cd by the Spring Election would be sufficient govern
your But the good old Democrats of vou conn
ty fearing that the influence of your personal and
political preferences might make you the easy dupc
OF party, who would compass and land to ac-
compiish Their ends, determined TO present the voice
oil the people before YOU in such shape leave you
without scrupe doubt upon the subject To this end
hey put IN circulation Letters of instruction, which have
been signed by four hundred and twenty-five Voters of
the County, constituting large majority of your con-
stitnens which have been duly forwarded YOU and
no doubt, are now in your possession / will here call
your attention to The fact that number of signatures to
the Letters of Instruction, those who voted for you
at The spring election Add this proof TO the evidences
furnished by the spring election, and you doubt?
IL is worthy of remark, that about the time these Let
tcrs OF Instruction put i'm notion The Wings aas
Ior'cs attempted in the same manner aud form, to in
struct Stafford H. Parker, Senator TO vote for Mr.
Leigh. Accordingly they had large number of tiers
OF instruction, most beautifully printed, and placed in
the hands ola Wing Committee, imposed ofcvcry Wing
of any distinction in the county Thus cquipped they
set out with great activity zeal and enterprise procure
signatures, and progressed exactly far enough to
tain to n certainty which side the majority would
stand, and Immediately abandoned their project What
has become of these Letters of Instruction. asefully
tneHsScClcmcnk OF the wings. But, what
is the most surprising is, that simultaneous with the
abandonment of their instructions to MIR. Parker they
commenced most violent assault upon the Democrats
for the mode which they used in procuring signatures
aetite they Memseces hal pursued identicdiy Me
PIan with the exception Of the printed paper.-Alas
aas for the Wings.
The Abandonment ofthcir instructions can be account
ed for on no rational grounds except the that
they could not succeed Thus, you have the complete
and total failure of the Wings to instruct Mr. Parker
the instructions Of majority of the Democrats and
op Spring Election all furnishing evidence oftc wishes
of your Constituents. With this positive and negative
proof can you doubt? Can You hesitate If you vote
for Mr. Leigh, you left without apoiogy--without
exeusc-You Knowingly, and premcditatedy, disregard
The asceraned wishes Of majority Of your Constituents
and sacrifice to personal and political favorts the
cred Right of Discrimination strike a blow at the
principles of Representative Government which
fail TO be- deeply felt in alter time.You weaken yea
destroy the relation which subsss between Constituent
and ReprescntatveYo cndanger your own best into.
rests, and jcopardise the rights Of your countrymcn
Pause and reflect, before you take step fraught with 50
much msehief Suffer not yourself to be deceived and
cheated For, if you vote for Mr. Leigh you will be
Incmbered CAROLINE VOTER
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