Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
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Confirmation Of Me Nos. Of "Ligkt '-9ddressed 10 Ills
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iron OF rus wnia AT rsE IrAo-wHIG PRESS LAsilED
:, "Aea Nathan said David, thou he maa.o
Yes, +" thou art the man, by whom. and by whose
means the Old Federal Party, the Nationals the me-
tended Nafycrs under the assumed name of Whicsex-
pect TO change the form of the present Constitution and
Goyernmcn tfo Monarchy; for, il must be- reulem-
bered-and remembered hope, never Ia be forgotten
ili't Alexander Hamilton Monarchist-and tina,
Mr. Webster is an Alexander Hamilton uian-and MIR
calhoun is an a. Hamilton man, far his
ton OF the Constitution is warrant before he went
from The zenith to the nadir, the nadir to the zenith
cake either horn) and became South Carolina Naifsr
State wherein II you please Mr. Calhoun was variant
IN his doctrine from that Prince Of Monarehiss Alex.
andcr Hamilton, before the epoch Of his sunmerse and
became South Carolina Null6er. know not. lie was
for strong and splendid Government: so was Mr. Cal.
houn. lie for tariff for the armed protection of
domestic manufactures was MIR. Calhoun. He was
for Internal improvement by the National Government;
20 was Mr. Calhoun He for great and oversha.
lie fought against England in the War of the Reyou-
tom MIR Calhoun for War and supported il against
England, in the second War
Thus, ifhc had been bred and educated i'm The same
house, and in the school, lac could not both had
sworn TO go IN the footsteps of each other claimed
greater affinity to each others doctrines than this mo-
dcrn "S;ote Rgdts man, in "pretended disguise" has
done
Try Mr.. Clay by the same test and YOU will find
him full-blooded brother of Alexander Hamilton
in ALL rnrSos. lie too has made " State Rights .
under the garb of one of its jealous defend.
you-ui' and let it ever be remembered, assuming
the garb OF estate Rights and Republican, as
John Quincy Adams did, hare tried strike STATE
Rights loo IN thc dust, and the Republican
doctrine of rigd construction to find home, if il
could home where Having no home in Europe,
ASA and Africa, and Southern A merica-to find
home, where On the confines Of his cayth II couid
Not teicring not thinking, but that with three such
mighty ,cdrriOrs as MIR. Webster, Mr. Clay MIR Cal.
houn--and, permit me to add, the Hon. Benjamin Wat
kins Leigh, of Virgnia-wth daggcrs hid under the
false DISCUSSES, Dcveopements and Alternatives TINT
&
aud reneyaton for the Constitution, could long survive
their secret thrusts But it get HreS' 1t get ces the
hearts of majority Of The american ctScns." Heaven
in It's mercy help the sclEsyled Whgs Those who
are for Sch and such measures, such open and pal
pablo breaches of the Constitution Bank Intcrnat-
improvement, Tariff Of Protection, &c &c, and then
have the assurance ADD audacity their oppo-
nents and say, We the true presercerS supporters
dnd defenders OF the Constitution. Such men J. II
Peasants and b. w. Leigh, the head and TAIL the
'.whoe.hog' of the Hhig purity in Virginia. The guar
dian Angel oi the Constitution, thus addresses and ex-
Claims PTeSrrc, protect defend from such friends
Open and undisguised enemies, | fear | fear not
the crowned heads of Europe-tleir leeions of hired
assassns, and millions of gold But, preserve me- HOLY
lieaven preserve from enemies disguised friends
from traitors introduced through the boiceiS Of ,ucod-
en- horse into my yitals, that coRRoDiNG CANCER of
"ELoNGATIoS. 10 And thus il is sir, that treading
in the footsteps of A. Hamilton though you agree with
your constituents "entrely and exactly't-treadng in
The footsteps of MIR. Clay and MIR Calhoun, and Mr.
Webster OF Hartford menorythat you and the "Iittl
Gentleman 81 the Whig would introduce yourself if
you could into the chair of President Of this great
glorious nation of Freemen. Glorious sir in defence
of is rghtsin its hatred of Arstocracyim hatred
OF Monarchy, and all things tending thereto Ii is said
of you by your friends that you are "Republcan''-
Just such an one as John Quincy Adams-iust such
A. Hamilton-ius such an one as H. CLAW and'J G.
Calhoun; for you and else separate them try
you WILL neither in their support of yneG
sures aims ends They, your friends, say you are
hePubtcan Sir, did 1T look like it when in the Vir-
gnia Convention, you denied TO all who paid taxes and
bore arms, the right of suffrage? Sir, George III
who declared against u.s. chs Colonies or the
Colonies Of Great Britain did not try harder TO
us and keep in chains, than you did in the Virginia
Convention, to keep the Right of Suffrage among the
Landed Arstocracy and, If TO Judge by your ex-
ertos IN the cause George ILL., did not love Aristocucy
more than did your honor Lordshp, b. w. Leigh Aud
as soon would have gone TO George H. asking the pri-
vege OF Suffrage for all who paid and bore arms
had he then been alive; and sooner too, would have
gone the then reigning Sovereign of England TO
tend that right TO my countrymen (had he the power1
than would have gone to the Hon. b. w. Leigh. The
present confused and miserable Right. of Suffrage is
justly attributable TO exertions and you would
sooner SEEM no doubt, this Sovereign State split in
twainS than you would have yielded the ri ght 10
the Suns o.. eeolders much less all those who paid
taxes and bore armsthus combining the Right of Suf-
trage, as 1t is IN France and England to The Landed Iris
tocrdcy
Irrpeat here what said in former No that is that
the Wing said, sit predetermined whether the me
rlcan revolution would have taken place, had you
lived at that time. Thus have it from the Wing
himself, that it is doubtful iohO loved liberty in the En-,
glsh sense, then George mr. in the ISh Ccniuru-
or - w. Leigh, "ct PtrginiG an The enlightened lgut
stated, in my first No. that / should not be surprised
II IN due time you were droppedthe Clay flag hoisted
L y
Mr. Clay s feet it may be at the feet Of Judge White
hope Judge White from the respect have for him.
will refuse the embraces of the selfsycd Whip party
for lie folds in their coil he politically dcad
No man stand their en61acc-flc falls and will
Ja probably alone from that cause If he suffers them
to catch him in their talonshc falls sure as Death
has pointed his man. from the foundation of
things to the present tiIne.TBut, let us examine a
little further, that the public may have a fair view
| OF the subject, and what side of the ques-
ton the & little gentleman, editor of the Whig1 u.s.
Aud now with Benz. w Leigh and Chapman Johnson
Ga new Richmond Junta-NO, the old one come 10 life
again, and Fe-anmacd with hopes, since the re.
moval Of the Dcpostesa subject which all The three
have striyen their throw dust in the eyes of
the people, that this trio, 10Th lndirided poIoer might
rlfe, g0r1rn, Gnddi this principle or Wing party
and by the means of that party TO cndcavor rule go-
rcTR md direct the people of Vrgnia-eiect such 90
rorHOr LinLctOu " 1azecH, Public Printer State
Attorney, and such Senator u. W. LoghUroscriL.
ing MI oMers):-
This little gentleman" of the Wing think started
| his Wing paper in Richmond, in support Of the
quen,y took up the Wing Republican, Henry
Clay-bolh HamiifOniaa Republicans, 4" have
proven in the first part of this No.; for the pep
| pie know, from what Mr.. Jefferson says, that Mr
Hamilton thought limited Monarchy" the best Go
vernment Now, will the " Whig, any kind gentle
man for this " LITTLE gentleman Of the " Wing" please
inform the public, il there is was singlo Gei of this
ported by The said Republican WING Editor mat
ter what-whether it be the orginaOn Of - Panamt
Mission, whether il be the bold and Ia wess decnra
ton, Not to be pasied by the will Of constituents p?
Now, mind me, reader, ASK whether the his anti
Republican Administration mol supported by THU
then National Press, Multiplying Press and now
Wing Press for he appears to chaiVe his doctrine
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