Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-17

course has been lclctcrous 10 the
Try tha The residential vapors niorass could be to the
neah OF tnosc VINO were exposed TO its influence
mas subsidscd tho prcrsenered the political arena ana
corrupted the purity of elections and b its
,; 20 ihhuehes canie nigh sapping the In
between them. ~ e "
You will he called to choose your masters or
your SerrdntStO choose your masters who either
the sacred right OF Instruction. or whilst they admit The
right deny your right 10 select the mode Of exercsina
II which virtual makes the roht null;tv. VII, ,.l
thcy are elected, clcd in little brief authority cl
waite themselves above the popular wil-thc neope's
wiSics-and make their principles and passions the
WIN OF their aconOy, To choose your serrais whose
DUTY they know is to reflect the asccrtaincd ,ri Of 6
feo"e and whose pride it is To discharge tl, obligations
oi that duty-who not only admit the right of lsrnc.
oh, Dut VINO are willing that the OF EXERCISING
~ and the time at which is exercised should be deter
mined by the peope-who know, that they are sent to do
that which would be inconvencnt for the ueopl 10 ,
in body-who know that the very na,n of our CO
vernnen--a Representative OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ODE.
atence 10 nc 'et ct the mgority; and who most heartily
concur with the second section of the Bill of RIGHTS
winch says, 60 That all power is vested in and censc
quenty derived from, the People that Magistrates are
Their trustees and SERVANTS and at all times ancnnbl 10
them Choose yc between them,
You Will soon be called to encourage the proqross
oi modern "higgSm by your advocacy or TO impede
us suiucS oy youi op2oston-tl destroy the Republi
can principles of great aud yeneratcd Jcfrsan ar
10 aad new lustre andnew beauty to their former
cy by opposing with iirmncss and indener,ancc IL.
men, VINO have illuminated his principles and who at
tempt to suiy his bright fame. Articles and sratacps
nave no doubt will be- rcsorcd to- to screen those wbo
nf
an indignant people The Delegate who disobcved
your WILL VIII be set aside in some instances and
ther substituted IN his stead. But be- not deceived III
accessory is as guilty the who actually ncretro
,eu lne offence The dsobcdicnt Delegate received the
countenance and support of his party and that parv
should be heid responsible for his acts Teach them NJ
INC polls that goa the masters and that tLe or J
sere"nts. They dare not deny the validity of such In
suctonsTt VIII be ma language that they cannot mis-
IL we wish to rcgenerae Virginia and place her unop
ma, cieVacu position which she occupied If we
WISH 70 MI the places of those who have sulled the fame
anu 'arhsned the Iustre Of this ancient Commonwealth
WIN GOOD men and true; if we wish 10 perpetuate the
principles of the illustrous Jefferson and trnns;, 20
poserity the legacy which noble ancestry nnrch,seJ
win tieir blood aud treasure and bcuueatbed 10 ne
VOC Is he accepted ume the time for every fc
man 70 buckle on his armour and do his duty now ;s
Tue uihe Tor every individual who cherishes our ins,
uohs TO act out his part is the time for tho narot
70 nerve MS arms aresh for the conflict to strike aoan
al inc cause OF the people-thc existence of our coun-
Try and for the hopes of the world No man bonId eLor
steep or suInberno individual how humble 500 vcr bis
station or ms talents, should wait for his superior 10
move IN inc great and good work. Under our hannv
FORM OF government, each individual has his mart MS
signeu MN IN the great vessel of State when each one
performs his duty, she glides on smo thy and maies
caliy when she is left to the guidance and direction o
few she is driven the mercy of the confc,;ng cl
mehts, ana tempestossed the wide political ocean
Inc future lame of this fair Common wco I'm ;s in
your hahds. Let the Rights of the People be your
waichword Let victory !! he the battle.crv Sound
inc ocsln oil alarm through the valleys and upon the
mountain tops, until the Democracy have aroused from
ueH leiargy-unhl frcemen have shaken off their sin.
porand the thrilling sound of victory victory - VIC
will then be borne upon every breeze throuont
TINS widely extended State
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