Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-10


some time past in such light, that lift does not arouse
tc Indignation, shall believe mistake their cha.
racter.-tiOJe, april z.
Mr. CALHOUN AsD ms DocrEINE FnEEuoLp Or.
fIcEitoLnERs.-We perceive the Raleigh Register at.
tempts to relieve Mr. Calhoun from the charg, of adj
vocatng the ie-oStdts in public Offices ly de-
Gp,arng that no such passage is to be found in his
report ON Executive Patronage. The North Carolina
Standard replies, that not imputed his Rcport
but to his remarks in support of it. We know not
what Mr. Calhoun reported have said on the oc
cason, but we know what he did say. We were pre-
sent, and could not but admire the bodness with which
he sought to appropriate TO himself all the ADVANTAGES
OF E1eeiec patronage, by appealing the interests and
securing the favor othe Office holders at the moment that
he was denouncing Executive Patronage. Mr. Calhoun
said That the tenure of the Office holders sIouID BE
AS STABLE as A FREEHOLD" This he will not have
the haIdhood to deny, unless he is willing TINT every
man who heard him, should know him to be at once to-
tally destitute OF shame and of the moral faculty-B
lFi Sor IF oFW'f,i9" EL fGSc9TiIioIS;N,r"l
GlonIous Nicrohr This county has triumphantly
cannot he misunderstood repudatcd Leihisan and CON
demned the reelection of that gentleman to the Senate
OF the United States Notoway, it will be remembered,
was one OF the insucting countics-0ae of those in
winch tins paper announced 'that those instructions
had been carried by great majority The result
OF the election in Notoway has confirmed the ac-
curacy OF our statement distinctly, as it has
loudly condemned the vote of the most worthy bnt
much mistaken gentleman who was sent last vyintrr
To represent the people of that county 1t will also be re-
membered, that the number of persons who signed the
instructions was 257he number of votes given for Mr.
whole number OF votes pol!ed S3, and the number
polcd last pril 30-te whole number i'm The county
Is understood not To exceed 44 Now, admitting that
aVhe voters who did otcome to the Election were hgan
liz ADMINISTRATION ma opposed hc object
strucons, we should still have clear majority of "a
and exhibit an 9htpa reaction of upwards of 100
IN tins small county AS has spoken Noftoway so we
confidently believe and hope, will speak Virginia We
eNult in the downfall of no man. or of any partvhnt
do feel proud md gralfed in the trunnb of those
principles which only hold sacred in the profs
sion, but IN the exercise also We do not know-o our
lpfl np Vve
son we know and esteem wel--hc is empiatically one
OF Nature Nobemen-has bravely "gone down with
me cause ne honestly conceived TO be right and WILL
nope have many gallant Wing Spirits TO bear him COM
pany.' See the following letter:
Spring Races, 1885 in Virgiuia
Messrs. EditoIs-This day has resulted as fayorablv
10 ihe cause OF the peoples rights could have been
anticipated. Robert Fitzgerald Jr. a modest firm un
aspiring young Democrat-a three vear old coli trained m
te people, and burthened with weight save what the
rules OF the course imposed has with these ADVANTAGES
aSta"ced tie good but unfortunate old courser Major
H. Anderson AS this is the first hole i'm the riddle which
tie people intend making of the White the Cay-coor-
ed, the chameleon flag of the modern Who's and ne the
people may conclude TO keep Mr. Fitzgerald on the turf
lot some years To come, wall give you the particulars
oil this, his irst race.The people of Notoway like the
people OF many other countless had deposited heavy stakes
on the issue OF this cOncst-sating as a wcghty reason
that the trainer, (then in Remond) to whom they sent
Their iavorile horscthe patriarch of their stud In
sruet'on to contend for vital prize, had turned his
hcad ana " hcw the way and by this means they con-
sidercd themselves iockeyed Of race which the rucs
OF every course rightly awarded them This trainer be
a nd
know he rs good MANI retired from the head of the
stable (Which he should not have DONE as he enjoyed
tne iuli benefit OF the confidential advice of the 'Na-
poleon OF the Turf, w. II. JohnsonO and became
rubber to the rcdoubtable old champion Major II
H. Anderson. Great inconceivably treat SIessrs
Editors, have been the exeron and kill IN de-
leat an unted colt They have attempted persuade us
That the colt was sick; that lac hobbled and cbaied TO
death by Van Burcn pls--iha he would sarye at the
rack oil New ork tactics, fodder fodder THAT
Ut would cost too much to train him; for which tbev
9u2.cd te Imposing authority of that reckless trimmer
J3hh - calhoun (tcport on Executive PatronagcJ
VINO would run ls whole stable death to save bale Of
cotton, and when he knew already Messrs
Ldit2rs, they procured and ndustrously distributed
Ms. Browns specch giving them some novel IDEAS oC
stable managcment-drectons for dressing the hav for
their hero Of many Notwithstanding with adj
vice 10 All propretoTs OF race courses summing up the
dishes that would likely be decctable or obnox
ous TO the palaes Of the congregations that
would witness the sports of the Turf this Spring &c
lhey purified the system Of their old fayorite I'm this
county, With Stale Rights, aiiaS NnlliGcation-a very
heating Ca Ih0ms0nian) remedy which they said had
cast OF cccuay all the distractions of Jacksonsm viz
ITociainatonS and the like but which left an uVy can
Ger, That emitted several very foul DISCHARGES t e
consider healthy, and say possessed of no o,bry
property, that Of being an antdoe 10 n d;so,s,
winch mey report as inicstng the public npaupcr
called Van Burcnism. / thought however NIcssrs
Editors that could perceive hectic lush indicative
OF Whai modcrn Wing would call mortal consump.
uol' wien tms cry OF ais we'll uttered and
was confirmed in this belief when felt the misc 10,
sometimes feel pulses which beat to the tune (she-
Wy. rom an artlhcial excitement not t0 must saw
OF Hugh j. White for next President-for we all know
me froclamntion, It III Qcnus are ali The notes of
that fivoytc and popular piece Of music VIA, vr;s
t'"ns Wing cars have made in it, / cannot say; but
Judging from what has passed here to-day should
say INC instrument upon which they play IT, Jars too
"Ic', mat an Their strings basscs that they
would not know how 70 tune IL any how. dial
hey have not suffered the timber out Of which Il K
composed to season. and tat It, an instrument uoon
which they wished TO play the notes of victory b,stc
icrcd material injury by the unparalleled violence they
nave used in snaclnng it from IFS owners &c &c
Wen, Acssrs Editors we got tbc horses 10 The stand
the colt took The track and kept it, under hard null
INC whole way, coming out in fine spirits without the
sisheSt htgnc, one hundred and twenty FIVE yards
FOr the H. If Dcieqqfes
f"zgcraiu' .'...... 2ol Anderson, ........ I20
fOr C0ngrcss
Jones' .......s.....lJj Archer ......... 10
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