Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27
POLITICAL.

II " T. MANUrM Senator of
t:e United States from that STATE and b. w LrroH,
Senator from Virginia For numbers rcspec,ability
ana enthusiasm, IL is said to have been without paral.
ri IN That part of the country. We have received
inc PARTICULARS further than the above and that their
being sevcray complicated by tonsts each Senator ad-
dressed the company in the happest and most effective
'"an'. ihese marks OF regard by the people due
10 faithful public servants, who have stood boldly in
'he Dreaeh Tor the salvation of their country"
nesc marks OF regard by the people due faith
u pubic servants, who have stood boldly in the breach
Tor the salvation of their country =" And from whom
nave these worthless saved the people, From their worst
enemies, themselves This the Federal response in
Gays OF yore and 1t was emphatically the
doctrine OF any party than of the pseudo Wings Of the
present aay any individuals, than of Leigh and Man
gnm-Who do 'thesc faithful servants resist sbodly i'm
me oFeachf Does not Mangun resist the known will of
Tue people OF ~ Carolina pronounced in every election
since he became Senator never more dccsyely than
IN tie last, when he paroled the State making speech
es to bring about different result, He appealed 10
tue people against the instructions of the previous c-
gSature and the people returned body of Repre-
sehauves TO insist upon the obligations of those
ohs and yet Nlangum is found barang uing his minor-
~ party-tradncing the Administration he was elected
10 support, and mastering his impudcnt and bullying
Partsahs to insult and brow the sober quiet and
to obey
mr.. Leigh is precisely in the predcumen,. lie
Is rce condemned by the People and yet he recipro-
Gates dinners with Mangun with vie To draaoon the
people and Legislatures of the two States by the auda
cous temper their namnatory harangups are to bcpet
IN the personal partisuns they assemble around
er Jury togo abroad too md pass for pnbc opinion
AGAINST the decision OF the ballohoxes and the Legsla
i've instructions of their immediate CONFERENCE.-The
General Assemblies Of Virginia and North Carolina
he latter already organized and by election Of the
presiding officers TO each branch, Mnngum knows that all
the OSCILLATIONS OF the of The hgs by his
friends, to keep him in are disproyed 10 the
w"u-anG yet he, and his compeer, Leigh, resolved
10 get up factions IN neighborhoods keep up appear
ances and II possible to deter their respective const,u-
ences from doing their duty And for this outrage upon
uecencyi and defiance of all their obligations and pedg-
es the honest nelli.cnccr halls them as faithful ser
wants, nobly standing in The breach end Sarinp tie
country from the inlduGti0R Of the People! ~ 05e
AN
m we have more news of the dinner hunting couple
ne richmond Ing Of the 18th inst gives
OF the doings OF the Wings of Northampton, North
Carolina from the Boydton Expositor and then adds the
following:
correspondent gives further details of the
speeches OF messrs Leigh and Mangun 'Mlr Leigh
says our correspondent, listened to with deep a.
tehton and drew tears from many of his heacers when
ne alluded to the pcris and sacrifices of our
IN achieving the blessings which we now enjoy he de-
pictrd IN glowing coors the vast power OF the Exc
cutivc, aud its employment i'm direct n:e~f.renc.
WIN The sacred freedom OF elections toucbil,g with
Inc keenest ccnsure, upon the servile subseryien-
cy OF the collar men He spoke of Judge White as an
nhes Gear headed man. whose elevation would prove
Ike OIL upon the troubled waters" From our cores
pondents notes of the speech of Mr. NIangum we ex-
tract lew passages lie spoke of the venerable Ma
con Win all the reverence of dutful he depurcd
the uses that some making OF tie name
oil mat honest man. for the vilest purposes lie stated
ina MT Macon had not read newspaper for the las,
c2hi yenrsthat he surrounded by set of poliii-
cal dcspcradocs, whose object ride into power
upon the influence of the past SERVICES and arescnt
character OF that once vigorous minded ndiv sltysl
sie said, that ii it left for him to name The
next PRESIDENT he could point his finger to the man
liiere The Judge compelled pa use by the deoG.
ing cheers with which the nee received his alson
TO Mr.. Leigh But lie sad that he should at the re.
quest "i that indivdua drop him; his next choice
was 'u'2e WHITE who possessed all the honesty pur.
Posr correctness of views and cearncss of coprehen
slon that The South required He spoke of the defeat
% W.T. be election as certain, and said that his SUE
cessor had been already selected by the Kitchen Cab
net and with he said it, their choice was Viz
gilman" &c.
II is somewhat remarkable that while these orators
have such sensitive feelings, about those who bed in b,
war with great Britain before either of them were born
i, Gun uihW fe"rs JT0m many t their hearers in al
luding to 6peris anil sacrifices of our Corrfntksys
neither OF the patriotic orators have word TO saw
about TIC PeTiiS and Serifces of the late war These
wnr,rs exhausted their eloquence upon this subject
wde the country was bleeding az every pore but their
qucnce was altogether on the side Of the British Both
oPios'u ulc war nut ldngun specialized himself by hjs
anti war speeches; by decIying the Administrations Then
struggling against the factions home united with The
English nvaIvrs-and by openly opposing the candidts
who came forward in ~ Carolina To sustain the co,se f
I n country we ask, was the last war with Great
Britain less just than the frst' Did not Mr. jefferson
duung las Administration, exhaust the Gun of bitterness
and hnmiliation-and the Country nnder MIR
Madisors most just and pacific policy drvep nay
gas me fcdefalsts themselves bnased0 "ickcd int0 e
pW ,"hch England waged for the benefit of the
BRUSH party IN America and yet Messfs I.ejob and
mangum VINO belongcdto that party, forward now
10 sho" eir Patrioism 10y crying the dstresses
ni war ot which they know nothinr but throuyi
t5ef speciaclcs They exceedingly like those I'm
deI hearted souls, who weep thcmselve, MIMI ooc,
the 6'scsses Of novel and rise from their armed chair
OF d1nask and spurn the MANNED half starved veteran
begging plttancc at their door.
But Mr Alangum finds the wcIl earned rr,pulariv ne
the venerable Nathaniel Macon to be some obsirucy;o
to him in North Carolina And this excellent ma il i
oe huDed III The estimation Of his fellow citizens nv
MT mangums dinner baroDgurs. Ec is held IN to his
c0un'ryDcn as surrounded by political
as 100 ignorant to deserve their Confidence not harug
fcad HcGSP'PeF JUr eight gears too weak n iudgc
OF the political condition vi public afFars-aud r,Sd 10
lend his connten1nce to the cause Of the dssonc ,ls
desperate, and The wicked This is now Mangnui' bic
uIe oi tnr wisP honest iBcorrupblc Statesman of Ca
Tonn1-ihr sine, who bat last year presided with such
precmnent proprcty and dignity over the State Con.
Vrhu"h i"r tne rrvisa of It's Constitution. The same
whose dissent to- portion of tse Proclamation az hed
up as dccison against 1.-THE same whom the whole
juno OF tae Southern Opposition recently extolled
~ VIC skis because impressed with the hone that
ms dissent would enable them to withdraw hin, from,
MS support OF the President, and the Dcnocrocy n,
wIhch ne has devoted bis life. Bat finding that this
strong minded, unyicldng Re p3tbcoD would adhere
To his principles aud paity-that he avoN.rd his rrc
ference TOR Mr. Van Buren, over judge Whne-t,nt
ne proclaimed every where that Gen Jackson has d,ne
more To pefpctuate the Republic than any vinp states
man, Mr. Naugum has undertaken IN his devonruy
olhher haraugUes, tO destroy his weight with North
Carolina, BY representing him as lost 4, all thr
Characteristics which distinguished his life. lie
would make the Impression, that no il HE do
tagc, although hc dare not say So bpcousc tla State
hls bot few months since seen him occupy the
most trying aud responsible stations i'm its councils
10 which q citz"n can be called Bot NAV we not ned
MIR mnngun as he holds MIR Macon disqualified To e,ro,
Judgment Of political affairs because be approves Gen
Jackson administration, and supports Mr. Van Borer
Tor the Presidency VI tc people of North Carolina are
not also disqualified t0 exert their political riytss rbev
support Tie Administration elect t,s friends IL
not jim him in making that worthy entl man whom Inc
had ~ his and 90 whom he would pont a s choice