Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-29
H1Fad Of letter from One Of the People in distant
county 10 member IF the present General .4ssemLLu
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E1t,aa Of letter from One Of tie People in distant
e1anty 70 member Of ne present General Assembly
address myself to you, and through you the Rcpub
can members composing the Legislature aud propound
oy without Incting the just rebuke deservedy due
epor Nuliylng Governor who, in his zeal 10 defeat the
@ au 1 OF Siarun van buren, dissolve the Union
mas raked up from the dormant embers of the Abolition
question: treJyand," to disturb the harmony of vour
deliberations, and minge that by-gSne subject of Lir
my ercehnen, with the sober legislation of VIRGINIA
Assembly? do not complain that Governor Tazswcn
has recommended suitable measures TO be ndon,sd TO-
suppression or to prevent the spread ofte evil in our
out II docs appear TO me, that the INDIGNATION Of
every honest patriot should be roused when Inc recnrs ~
e ground On which that subject has been placed by the
Governor, and sought to be carried out bv some IL s
VIZ uhuersSraPPefs, that TIE non-sarehoidag Suites usr
pass laws OF Southern dct0tion suppress "fanatcs
o. request hem to do SOL within their borders or
a, ,e Sonth VIII, as the only alternative, immediately
Withdraw into her she'll aud up for herseIf-This
as understand IT, is the scope Of the Governors mes
sage-In other words, il is but new plan TO oct I'm
southern convention and to establish Southern eonfsde
rdey-and short OF this, the niljfeys will never mo
unless they be permitted to ruin the country by
ueir nnhallowed Inisrule. Where were the Governor
STEPPING hunderS when there ,eGs apparent causc a.
sounding Tie clarion Of alarm? Why were they locked
up IN their murky cavefns? answers the first dill Iailcd
20 ki the patient and necessary repeat the dose
under another dis uise." int CesGr Gut hI'' q lire
word' and the Wings must rule in ruin'-or Cur
ago est detenda and let this be the battle cry of The
Republicans nor let them be slow TO action Retribn
i've justice has already sumbered too long The peop
have decided the in advance whilst iheir scntines
do but deliberate, if afraid to act Coon genlie,
win the work you have well begun and the people
VIII hail you as good aud faithful servants They reject
the insldous suggestion ofheir Stqte Rights (Nufy-
ingJ Governor, aud abhor The uBderlings who follow In
ms wake They not for breaking ground with their
Northern brethren, bot regard them compatriots Of
common country-thc Abolilioniss, their aidcrs and
abettors exccpiedand Of the after class they look upon
the Nulifrrs 'FO''
"lhe ElpMgi0Q Resolution too Whatever is 10 be
done should be done quickly 1t is called for on every
principle OF public justice. The Whrs at the last Sos
sion, would not even await the gatherings Of the peope
or heafken to their voice but palmed an obnoxous Sc
nator uPen them 'ciM indecent haste The people de-
cided this question at the Spring elections Then why
hIgge about empty forms' Act, act prOmpffg; your
constituents are suffering violence. Be temperate bot
resolule and determined. Act one man
Letter from gentleman ia aiJeraarIe to Tuowss w
GfSMER, Esq.
dear Sir; attended the meeting Of Stock holders Of
the James River and Kanawhs Improvement and wait.
ed IN Richmond until Friday, when compelled by
indisposion and other away before the
company bad matuTed certain propositions for altering
the charter, which they meant to submit the Leeisa-
ture Indeed, found that opposition the meeting was
perfectly fuule-lt would have encounter the whole
power othe Commonwealth stock and of the corporae
bodies Of Richmond, Lynchburg and the Banks which
have an interest directly in conflict with that Of land
holders on the line Of improvement Against all this in.