Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-21

that Court hoase-then Il WA aa.h AMER e..h h,, ..
meagie and harmless. Mr. Tucker was conducted
INTO the meeting by committee appointed for that pnr-
poscnnd II having been previously Understood that Mr.
ucHer knew more, las lac would have every body be-
heyeD OF John Rlndops political opinions and in pos.
SESSION OF certain Letters purpor,ing to have passed
between him and certain great of the nation (beng
ON one OF ihe advisers OF the great at Washington
NC was supposed to be prepared, by certain doeu-
'ents and facts wach would greatly facilitate the
ooiee;s OF the meeting. Dir. Tucker having been
eviaen.iy Imported for that purpose, the package
Was opened lie addressed the meeting; read all his
i.ttcrs, and those OF others To- aud from the GREAT
,oiNs; depicted the agony Of John Randolph upoi his
oeiny informed oil the passage OF the Force B-wiich
Produced wonderful ci;c, upon The speaker from the
ec"ecton, suppose OF his associations with TIE trulv
great man, job" Randolph. Tic then represented his
having acted as runner aud scribe for and between Jud
hite anu the President Tor purpose of inducing .
Ssden u reto The bii-hc Judge Whte) acting Pre-.
soS oi s SSng totally ignorant OF the force
ana effect oil the said bill This was truly wonderful
because wonderful men engaged in the negotiation
nnu wonderful to tell these wonderful men had no i'm
n. WIN ine old General MIR Tucker having dis
the duties OF his missions perfectly satisfactory
70 is party, (Which by this tune had reduced in mum.
Der soncwlat) returned to Williamsburg whc re- he inoht
as wc4I nave remained, for the strcnr,i added Ia h,
ME party III Gouccstcr-us will evidently apnr,r
hercaicr There is another parsonage worthy OF some
no'lee.-n least Tor his pabity in politics. his great
s Tor variety, lad the force and effect of his pen He
wac the great c"ncJctor of the Preamble and Rrsolu.
uohs. when 4; was asccraincd this ce ntcman was
e ac'ig man, We felt perfectly assured that the meet
ing "ou tc armless indeed, for the plain ason that
DIS ppiiiician ths gentleman claimed by no party
cePt whcn ia extreme necessity Hence the resort OF their
party upon That occasion, When all was 10 i md the
onng fairly had they numbered about 25,-I, nbnc,rs
mat there were about fifty put upon the Vrant Com
'ee' NOW, ihere was something about that for
great many q" those fifty at the Court House
ON init day, and 10 my certain knowledge there are
iour, at least who will vac for the White. Ticket
- was seaiiy divcrung to witncss the labors oil this
weeks OF pieparaton erecting hdeous mon
sicrs IN their minds alarm and terrify the people
Inc total failure and otcaon the result greatly
aayed the indignant feelings produced by the occasion
ihc tulI tidt Tile people Gloucester
VIKING 10 listen with respect and attention to their own
people, out we have no idea of nportaons from else.
mner n exnibtons ct Struggled documents, &c The
people VIII not coun,enance such proceedings. and I
should regret to see the day when either party in the
county OF Gloucester let them be called by what
you please could not furnish fully competent TO
manage their own polite matters We can wage the war
between ourselves with perfect good temper and feel
ings but cannot afford TO political ,yrens
Much harm has been done by this class of poitj.
oans We have not forgotten the last Jubilee at James
Town. Senator Tyler was invited and required a., hrn
with him Poindext Preston Sc and Tor what, t.aS
any other answer be given than that their presence,
eoquence, &c, would produce such effect in Lower
virginia as to ensure the election of b. w Leirh con-
trary TO the Will of large majority of the peope Did
not the representation in the Legislature of Va under
e advice and influence of such politicians fly in the face
OF Their masters, and deny the right of instruction? Did
not that course of proceeding the Peopl t the
spring Elcctons To speak III language that cannot be
misunderstood? Is now evident that IN. soid n
w Leigh, III direct violation of all right decency and
respect Tor the opinions of overwhelming majority
VIII hold on to ms seat in the Senate: Justified and
~ SUI" mas lflS been sufficient
warning To u.s. 10 protest and guard against all rowing
poiiticIuns and Bank emissdries Yes a. has The pro
PIE nave seen the effects of such COURSE We have had
them among US OF all and szcs-iron the proving
sycophant up To the President of the Senate But dis
cerning people have discovered their motives Their eff
forts are al IN vaiahc majority will 90 FOR Martin Van
bnien and against the Bank defiance of all craft in.
ug"e or cunning This untring party have dctcrnin-
~ - publish io1u copies OF the proceedings the
Psnse OF which suppose, will be paid by their uncle
Nick B-fo, there is lack of money tor such pur.
poses. a NATIVE OF on 0ITcES1,rR
Gloucester, July 22d, 1895.