Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-07
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TO ARMS!
The Martinsburg Republican (and blue Republi.
can he isD tells us that VIM Nasn is not on the other
side OF the House but is lcss Objectionable TO the De-
mocrac party. than either of the other Candidates
The Republican also tells us, for inormution that
MIR X knows well what is the real con,pr xion cf old
Barhfy as he does OF the city of Boston that with ua
Federalism stalks abroad and makes clean
work as securing and desolang bosom that
we are never represented in the House of Bur
gesscs although composing least fo,t.fce per ccntum
OF our popuationin the internal polly of our country
we are as striking blank. the man in the moon
ana tins be So why do not the Frcemcn of Berkeley
rise up and make head against their opponcntsi WHY
lido as we are doing in Rchmond--rase the flag run
ther mainland say us the gallant Major Miller sad
81 'rW do ii, try We know that there arc pollont
and spirits in Old Bcrkeley-and The Rcpub
lican Editor is himself one of them We know that in
the animated Festival at Shepherdsown in the course
OF the last year, the Republicans Berkeley turned ont
as noble depntaon as graces the land of Old Virginia
we know, that there many fine, and hig minded and
firm young Republicans coming on as any county can
boast oi--And why then, does Party in Berkc
Icy Try ITS strength, and measure weapons with the Enc
my DO 1t, and who knows but you may raise your As
per centum' ofpopulntion, to more Mcn Me hcjfs
Mr. Prophet Camm," in his Address 10 the People of
Amherst tells them, that " the day NIartinfva Burcn
takes hold OF the helm of Government the knell of
me tnton IS sounded" -hcm.--Ths is the same Mr.
G1amm who on the 18th January, 1898, rose in the
House OF Delegates and said, Nlr Speaker | move
that this Union be dissolved And yet this same
MIR. Camm now gravcly comes forward, launches his
tnnders OF remuneration all around the land and asks
the feope OF Amherst to trust him agaim1his devoted
friend of the Union comes forward TO rouse the
People to the Union by rejecting Martin Van
Buren,!
The DiSorganistrs = Faction talks and threatens a
dissolution of the union.-Put Van Buren, in and they
tell us, the Union is gone One Jacobin tells us that
there are $4,000 ireemen in Virginia. who will not subj
m 20 continuance OF the present usurpationsthat is
IN PLAN English, who will submit Van Buren, az
frcsident-And yet this says he does not mean to
menace us Let him menace he plcascs! Who
minds Inn! Shall the sacred Ark OF the Covenant be-
torn to pieces at he pleasure of such men? Is the Union
so weak that withstand the fair constitutional
decision OF Presidential Election? Are the People of
inc south such children 10 tear pieces because
thcy cannot get the President they may prefer Yet
tins insult upon their understandings and patriotism s
offered by one OF the iavorite Wings
We hail the temperance of that bright star Wash
inson irving in the Literary world He has once more
come forward TO delight his countrvmcn and TO adorn
ne age lie has published the No of the Ciayon
nlscei'any 1t Will appear in succession, from to
ume, consisting OF "Scenes and Sketches Of Life in
America and Europe, together with such other themes
pom real and imaginary, may present themselves to
inc mind OF the Author. His LIST No contains his
Tour Ia the PrairieS Of the Far West We have seen
only few extracts from 1T in the ncwspapersbut they
are excellent The lnroduction giving description OF
ms visit TO Europe, and the difficulties he there cxpe-
renced, the unjust charges xshch made upon him
Tor abandoning his country tho exquisite pain which they
gave him, and the hcarstirrinp welcome which he mot
WIN ON hs return to ~ York. is admirable II is pecu-
haTy touchipg-brcathng all the freshness of the man
ana te ardour of the Patriot IL shows us that amid all
"T spehd'd scenes OF Europe, and amid all the eciat
which attended his Literary iabours his heart mira,
meiled, still returned TO Amcrca-Iis Sketches Of tbc
western scenery, and OF the Indian manners are cx-
qusiely picturesque and beautiful We have read none
OF ms writings which have pleased more than the few
Extracts we have secnAge has dimmcd his facul-
es Washington Irving is like rood and IRE nerous vino
lime only makes 1T more his shirt
and perecng his style. There is nothing in the Sketch
Book which is superior in the simplicity and beauty of
the Z. Crayon Miscellany" AS soon as the hubbnb If
our Elections is over, shall lay some precious Ex
tracts before our readers.
49,, TIE WHIG and JUDGE WHITE!
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