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

ed, by the authority of his own signature. that he
is opposed to any attempt being made by the Gene
raj Government TO interfere in any manner with the
slave population OF the South and West and also 10
the emancipation of the slaves in the District of Column
b'a and they would have told YOU many other h;ngs
winch is not IN the power of the writer from the want
oil documents, to furnish but which you will know fully
when the claims of Mr. " b. to the support of Repuii
cans shall he fully developed by the Central Committee
wmch VIII Dc appointed by your next Legislature
cn,reat you, 6low- citizens to suspend your oninons
and II I'D yourself ucomintted this aror and re-
spectacle meeting until you shall have seen which is
c brightest SIDE "t the picture for il nanicsty un-
just to condemn a man upon e " partc report
ms Eirgc and respectable meeting" claim 10 be Re-
publicans Upon what grounds let M. ask IL \, br-
cause they 'restthcir objections To- the Bank .r Rail
upon Constitutional grounds ?" Let me tell YOU Eel
low coun,ymen, these the dan srrous Bank men
-ihvy are IN disguise--Thcy "a claim to be Repuhli-
cans because they would oppose the rc-chartcr by
congress, OF tue Bank, or the establishment Of q
nanS upon constitutional grounds alone; and the
neAl aay (i they couid) give the power by amend
ment to the Constitution They claim to be Rcpub.
cahs, who have done all they could do aid the Eans
ih obtaining re-carter, by aiding the election of the
same knd OF Bank the Senate Of the IT, States
ana IN denouncng the mode by which the people though,
10 instruct their Representatives in the last Le-
R'sature, by which means the said Senator was fastened
lot SIX years more, upon the backs of the people bno
60 and spnrrcd ready TO ride them legtnacly by
sra o. o9o They claim to be Republicans, who
uo"g All IN Their power TO take from the people the
inesunable right of electng their own Precedent .
lo ehow-citzens, certainly be guided by such
PROFESSIONS Fcope of Gloucester. Read-inwardly di-
grst-and act Will you-can YOU consent TO fritler
away your votes transfer the election from vour
coeges TO Congress? great dust kicked up by this
mongrrl party throughout the u. s. about free negro
votes, &c, &c Now, fellow citizens the former Con-
stution OF New York placed the white and the coloed
man on Inc same toOting. But the new Constitution
makes distinction in faror of the ,rhes and reou;r
that every of color shall have been for three wears
OF the State ana shall be sesed and possessed
freehold estate of the value Of $3.50 &c. &c MIR
D. did advocate this provsion aud assigned the fol.
lowing reasons for il:
Mr. Van Buren, said he had voted AGAINST total and
y unqnalhcu exclusion for he would not dray
" from them, and yet deny then, the rght of CO.
out inns proviso met his approbation.-Thcy were ex-
. enp~u from taxation until they had qualified the IN
" selves to vote. The right denied to exclude
any portion OF the community who will not exercise
" the right of suffrage in its purity This held out in
duccments TO industry, and would his support"
with what face them can Mr.. V. b. be censured for
s COURSE when 1T was mere local matter, and not as
improper Vf improper at ally as it for North Carroll
naor Tennessee by their Constitutions to allow free ne
groes to vote, because there is this glarng differences
New York n slave holding state while in Ten
nessec anu North Carolina, slavery docs now exist
Nay, why not condemn the venerable Nathaniel Macon
whom MIR. Randolph said the best man he ever
knew Tor he has been elected TO Congress and other
fees by the aid Of free negro votes-And would ask
not the immaculate Judge White in the same prcdica
mcnt?
Fellow citizens the Republicans have been in posses
SION OF the citadel ever since the elder John Adams was
hurled from power, with the exception of the term of
his SON John O. who fosted in by the election n ot
being made by the People; but the Republicans soon
gained the possession again. and elected Andrew
ana VIII ciecta successor in the person of Martin Van
Buren,, unless they suffer themselves to be deceived from
eir duty by the arts and stratagcms of their
We should then be firmly un,ed-for "unitcd we stand
divided we fall, is true maxim Let us unite upo the
man recommended to us by the delegates OF the R.pul
can party assembled in Baltimore from all parts of The
S-Let US iorego our individual preferences for this
or tiat man. since is certain have our
choce and let US 80 for the who pledged to carry
out ihe principles OF the Democratic family according to
the doctrines of Jefferson and Madison
Fellow Citizcns-lt cannot escape the observation
oil discerning minds, that the principles which divide The
pocai parties Of the present day are the which
or the right 10 govern. The minority wishes 10 Govern
the majority but cannot and thus you sec and hear all
the caiumny and abuse against those in office:
" Base envy sickcns at ano,hers Joy,
~, And hates That excellence it cunno Ieaeh.~
lhe Republicans arc, by this "Great WING Party -
denounced as Office hunters while the whole burten of
ter song 49, that Andrew Jackson will appoint none az
s TO ofhce They then may appropriately be called
oihce,cravers-so craving that they will move Heaven
and Earth to effect their purpose Now fellow. citizens
It 1t were true that all the offices filed with Rcpub
lcans, IT is nothing than the President has r;yh
to do. But this is not the fct-meu of all nor.s are
IN ohce, and majority of Postmasiers are opposed TO
ms Administrations and to the election of Martin Van
bur'n ihey cenounce the Republican PARTY acting
by and through the President for turning out some dee
,auers and maleacors whilst they by and through the
last Legislature, have done the same thing eyen when
hee was no complaint as TO the performance of duties Is
not this proof, tue Holy Writ" that if this (,r-a,
wing Party should in getting office that pro-
scTption VIII rule the hour? ii is fundamental prino
pie oil our Government, that the majority has rio 10
govern-But if the People, by their divisions sLoud
fail 10 elect President il will be in the power of tho
nory to elect theirs state of things like this must
eyentuate f continued but shor, time in the desruc
ton of our Liberties
Republicans of Gloucester! Be firm and unted-You
VIII shortly be assaed by the almost overpowerino in
hucnce OF the long list OF the Committee of Vigilance
consisting OF all the most popular, influential and strong
'"eh OF Tue county, many OF whom office holders
some ohice-seekcrs, merchants publcans and sinners
100 and many others too tedious TO mention They will
Tell you many fine tales, doubt about the arch nag;
can Tree negroes, muattoes, black wives and all that
sort OF humbug logic, (nonc of which can be substan-
uated) TO draw you off from the old Republican track
Lent Fnn Uanf In la FIRM I,.lI.
whsandng the threatened 80 600 may be brought
against as, If we elect Martin Van Buren, Presdent
Say 10 them, that 20 ago could bid defiance TO
the most powerful nation of the world; aided too by
inc Hartford Convention party; the leader of which tho
wings are aiding TO make President by sending the
election to the House Of Representatives.
ANOTHER SMALL POLITICIAN
.,..,, ~, ,.. COyHnUyvICaTED.
ANTI-ABOLITlON MEETING IN ESSEN
In compliance with call OF a great number of the
citizens OF Essex, very full meeting of those opposed
to the proceedings of the advocates Of immediate Abo