Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-08
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YIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS
In this day paper wiz be found additional returns
from Virginia. which, although complete, rslAAas
surance that nliyet to copaeSaSn7y serve TO extend
she Republ: Nans, already great beyond
Expectation. The result shows with how much conf
dencc the rood sense Of an intelligent people may be-
relied pneteresect defeat all tic asTs biions and IN
.trigoes aud y abaatS0ns Of sinister ,liticans. The
feoTfc Virginia have recently been piled by cra
sort of chicane MIR. Leigh and his osde have played
the part of demlgogn,e,:s os the lust two years Cal
Old Dominion all sides and displayed the zeal of
APOSTLES in the propagation of their doctrines The
btd time Federalists have most eagerly united with this
party tending by its revolutionary movements,
Ninsettle things to furnish strong probability of
restoration of heightened Federalism, strong Go
ernmcnt, to take care of the general crItarc In sls
class of laborers in the late election, all Mr. Claws
Rnd the Banks friends embraced An the ac-
We the vigan the eloquent and the moncyed of these
arious interests, obtained in the Honorable Hugh l..
hitc, an admirable pivot to work their lever upon, in
lr late attempt TO overthrow the republican party
principles With unanimous voice, and ,eiih
oton consent, all these various and adverse factions
led under his name, to put down forever, in Virginia
fundamental principle of the Democracy, and of Re-
rcsentauve Government-THE RIGHT OF ISsTRUcTIoS.
his at unmasked the whole coalition of pretended
patriots Their excessive sensiblity for State Rights
Understood when discovered that the real object
of their efforts to enable such personages Leigh
Southard Mangum, Black Moore, and Pondextcr put
Blown the will Of their respective States treat their nsrc
lions with contempt and set them at defiance Their love
of liberty and popular rights made manifest when it
was perceived that they anxiousy striving to set
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noneyed corporation, allied with the great capitalists
abroad, who hold the monarchics of Europe bound in
their rtters of gold and silver and ready
mt the curTency-the commerce and credit o the
tyto the tender merces of the great league of bankers
.miSeG and honorable sentiment1weere' iIY cx
lined by the Fraudulent pdRc, in which the virtuous
itical leaders of every section of the csaition en-.
poyed every species of the lowest rckerYimposture
lich would disgrace the venal &c sfac .ia,.
- ~ crey--A universal hisrst for
"a E purpose of breaking the local Banks-of throwing
cartt Itelr do
producng general distress and bankruptcy-and final
closing the with the sacrifice of thousands of
yeldoing citizens in the contamination of their double
conspiracy of the Bank and the interests of avarice on
hand-the Presidential prospects, and the interests
ambition, on the other.
61 rejoice to see, that the confding the forbearno
tent and ndulgent People of the good Old Dcmi-
|!i-tle land of so many ustrous patriots-haye at
lgth put forth their wonted energy They have rouscd
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IaTacter for intelligence and Republican frmncss bv
ripping those who have srutted aboS in the habimcnts
her patriots In sort OF masquerade and kissing them
~ the stage What corps of mock Jelcrsons she
essissed from her service in The late elections =
en. Gordon, for one, in sight of Monticello proclaim
Ting Notification aud Secession, for the doctrines OF
the Founder of Independence and our Union
danting the briars of ultra Notwithstanding
S s pollution through Nui6cation-upon the grave OF
M Patriarch OF Democracy, who made its strength the
bond Of our Union and the bulwark of State Rights
M s gentleman, with all his pretensioEs TO Patrick
iry IS eloqucnce, and Jeflcrson's Republicansn and
Nouns PdtriOtSAa (heaven the mark is doom
TO inculcate Jphde ihiggiSm in private capacity
nust do him the justice 20 say, by every branch OF
~ kie coalition, East WcSt, Sonh and Southeast
e people of this district have gven proof not on ~
mi &c Congressional result but in that of tine election "A
ST Senator and State Delegates, that they would "a
thd put their trust in the virtuous npreiendnp Rves
surrendered his station dat the right of instruction
not be brought IN qces,iOn, when improper Y
Used } than in Mr.. Goraoiaol Mr. Leigh who cInbol
remes of every political system NniI,..tg can be a
CT of greater rejoicing, amongthe Democracy every
BE, than the redemption of the grave of the great
Tie Of Republicansn, ly the People of his District
1921 the hands of his enemies and Mo agfqifhfw. Bu
lot in this district alone that his principles and me
S have been yindicaied. .4rchcrS -TaujOr s. LOi
- DarenpOrt' s--NOore 's--.HeH's- UIson 's-aut
3 ably other Districts, have repudatcd the Re
tentatives Of the league, and with them all the here
which seemed destined TO superscde the true doc
E res of 9S ia tie Old Dominion and carry the Stat
20 The alliance of Clay, Webster, Calhoun, ant
- the wagcd against the fundamcnul
Representative Governments
"a Inc reSJIrns heretofore given and those con
y this day 'SSgaper, state that the rcprcscn
roinfa in tIfSneTt Congress viii stand thus:
white. administration
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