Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-19
WIN. SMITH.
Huntsville, April %, 1885. w. ''"' H.
TO 71fE EDITORS OF TIE EMO UiRER.
IIIE IATE CA NpAIGN PESIII nc

THE LATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Allow me to congratulate you on the result of the
Elections. Whatever of doubt existed previously there
can be none now, but that Mr. Leigh has heen elevated
to the station which he fills by Legislature that grossly
abused the WISHES OF majority of the State. The higS
may cant they please about Martin Van Buren, and
pant Inn In the most odious cooursbut the true ques-
ton at issue pending this controversy was " Leigh or
no Leigh BE the question: however, that which the
Wings have sought to make it, have no cause to be
dissatisfied at the result verify believe shall have
majority IN the next Legislature, friendly the pre-
tensions OF MIR. Van Buren.-The friends of Mr. Leigh
as you very well know, when u proposition was made
during the last winter postpone the election of Sena
tor that Virginia might be heard the subject pledged
themselves that if the April elections should prove he
was not the choice of the State, he would resign
supplying his place.
If MIR Leigh has that regard for the Right of nsruc.
lion winch he has always protested; and taught
cherish there can be doubt he will resign. He can
rcsisble
The Wings vanquished and Virginia is herself
again-dsenthralcd and regcneracd. They gained ii
- true, temporary asccndancy in last Legislature
but ascendancy destined to terminals with the
occasion which gave it birth The panic has passed
and with it, every cloud that political ori
znn The vessel of State, which vecrcd for while from
% uicN ana ever ihing al present is encouraging to
The hopes OF the friends of Democracy But why need
we fear opposition from the Wings? The materials of
winch that party is composcd dscordant in prn-
cipe that scarcely do any agree Say to an old man
Are you for White Z? No, The will reply will never
support man who has supported Jackson" Put
the same question to who formerly supported Jack
son, and has since made him the subject of his bitterest
commentator and he viii unhesitatngly tell YOU yes
the Judge is the man, him support not as mat
ter OF preference, but to get rid ofta demon darkness
.harfn ran Burem The truth is, one fragment of this
party, (sot-dSdm Uhg composed in this State of u-
icrs and Clay men, would, if they could get him. pre-
erJ u Calhoun; the other II. Clay-both having united
5r The purpose ofannihating the claims of Martin Van
Buren on the confidence OF the nation In ocking TO
the standard of White, their object is TO divide
and conquer in which, could they succeed we should
witness contest among themselves and
exaSDcTatgI ct
known. AS to Judge White they have but little resuect
for the man-still less for his principles What! nban
don jackson of them have done because of the
Proclamation, Protest, and Bloody Bill (as has been
emPhn!icaly and significantly termed) and support
Judge "hte who not only approved but voted for these
measures: depend upon 1t, at such crisis this
when conendng with such versary we should be on
oar guard-Ihcrc rs need of harmony and in Our
ranks Let us oppose unbrokcn palanx all their
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bank and its allies are wooino judge
White into the field win he loose from the bosom
OF his real friends and cast himself into the outsretced
and reckoning arms Of his enemies If he be wise if
he has any respect for his future fame or for that sa
on IN which he is to be held by the Republicans in this
and after ages he will to be made the ns
ment OF sundering his party Of throwing the apple of
discord into our ranksan event. which would be most
oensure hisown defeat, and mghtb be the of
frustrating the hopes of that party to which he has
so long, and so faithfully attached.
We want as the successor of President Jac. on man
oil iniiexibc moral hrmness and of known uncom-
promising hostility TO the u. States Bank" For al
though President Jackson does 20 out of office u1
I'll year after the pation of the charter vet nc fh
BANK has two years subsequently 10 this period within
winch to wind up its concernsif President should
be elected who can be brought TO regard it with com
Paccncy aud whose objections ORy constitutional
where the political who will pretend to sa v there
- no possibility ofits charter being renewed WHY has
the Bank, within the short shace Of months run up its
discounts TO the enormous of fourteen millions of
d0llaEs? Why, say? unless il has in contamination
another struggle for its exisenceLet no one say then
the Bank is all humbug there is no cause for rcgadng
It with eye ofjealousy 1t is the part of wisdom to
hope tor the best and TO prepare against the worst
Then let US profit by the admonition.
WARNING VOICE