Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-29

at the roll' 70 try ese questions before tsy sha tc
consigned over, Tor six years, to gentleman, whose in
ordinate contempt and hatred tor tho present will cf
majority Of the PEOPLE, might excite his ambition 70 tic
folly OF holding tho Office, and reforring his copsu
ent by Developments and a,ci alteruattres The pro-
per time TO discuss and decide these great questions Of
structon and obedience, il, when MIR. Leigh and the
members OF Assembly cut of office, and asking TO
get in.
9Th. Look to the senate of the United States and CON
template tie conduct of Rlssrs Poindcxlcr Moore Free
hnghu. sen, SOutiard Aiagnm Nc and we ma, just,,
teai ala uicieJse That body, of rat; , who ii,r s
"ess ulsoo' d.hce l" The States, alI discrimination
Te fm Mr drca;s, ws..c thu; remain in Office is
Unparalleled M tic hsiary ul modern Republics Then
'Vu-uct irls AN epoch history, and ought Ia Lc
Considered by the electors of this u;i;crsitrd Donni M
aln The next elections be made with reference 10 it,
10y Virginia hhig Senator.
cth. he people CT each county or town have dccp
interest III the votes CT the members from every other
"ui"ugn 'hcy nave no power, other than the iniu-
eHce OF reason and example, TO contruu them: nor
have the people OF any county or town the power of
controlling Tie action ot their representatives
or t,e representatives, Of another except by reason
ana 'A'hlie fet, there Is power by which u pro.
per control may be exercd og the safety ct the coui-
ties believed not to BE- fairly repcscntcd and that too
III perfect harmony with The principles of freedom,
ana Justice. The people of Goochiand as much
affected 10y the votes OF the member from Chesterfield
as ny those ci their own and the State being console
dated government, with common interest an unity
oil ACTON, II the people OF Goochand and Chesterfield
concur IA opinion the subject of the Senatorial clec
o ana bc.eve that the member from the latter coun-
ty, Will not represent the views common TO 10th
ue people OF the former have right in behalf of them
selves and those concurrng with them 10 demand OF
eir representative postponenlen OF the election ur-
u the feoplc oil Chesterfield speak ut the polls
where Their voice will be heard and obeycd Hence it is
obvious that one member has rght not only 10 nunte
INTO the validity OF gwen TO another b in
to the proprety of obedience to them in case the vote To
be gwen may affect the interest wish OF his own con-
sttaentS or the principles OF Government And US our 90
vernmcnt Is FREE GOVERNMENT, and not ARnI-
rRkRY, no member has rig TO vote down the known
VIII OF his constituents.
- III. then there be member i'll either House. who be-
cVes there Is any other member members prepared
10 violate instructions, against the will of his or
their constituents ii is only the riyat of such first
mentioned member but it is his duty Tor that reason to
resist the election ut tins session. The election ouht 10
be postpoucd the best means of gvinr n liph moral
influence to this right OF instruction. and as certain
luton, OF the right
th' II the election be postponed there will be def
nuye object IN view and all parties may rally according
TO their wish. The question will be- shall jfr Ieob f
rc-eteeted} II will then be seen whether the 3ank
and Anti Bank Wings, the Tariff and Anti-TariG'
Wings, the National Internal Improvement and Anti
National Internal improvement Wings the Proclama-
Ton and AUTHORIZATION Wings, and the Federal Ma
uonal and Multiplying Wings, unite take MIR Leigh
upon their shoulders and walk with him over the Virgil
MA Republicans IN triumph next spring. That they can
do so III the Legislature no man of sense will pre-
tend seriously TO doubt And what evidence Have we
that Mr.. Leigh, elected under existing circumstance
would ever obey our instructions resign his office
Tins plan would produce perfect defeat and dissolve
Wmsgcry MO ITS primitive, simple clements by the
close oi the elections.
10Th. a postPoncmcnt will give food for the Wing pa
peIS and If they can be induced oppose it strongly it
VIII add commence to our strength, and show weak
ness in the Wings twill convince the people of the little
faith the Wings have either in their strength or the JUS
tee ct their cause II the Wings believe they have
MAJORITY as their Editors proclaim for the sake of giving
peace and quiet to the country they ouoht n Me-
Poe ana II not, they ought not TO pack Mr. Leigh upon
the State.
We need not not, however appeal to the Wings to do
US justice. We appeal to a good conscencc-to
that Frqylcencc whose pure and mighty hand rules The
dcsnIes OF mcnand to beloved people for the Justice
tives. A FREEMAN
P"Stscrtpt-No doubt. objections will be made to the
prnpostoii, because 1T is have already alluded
But - every thing wrong tliat is nc,c ? May not
aordlnary cases require extraordinary remedies lf
IT - circumstances occurs,