Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21

any debateable section of the State where they have not
one and that they have many where we rye had none 10
cope with themln Norfolk the Republicans Psrty have
no fressa all We had in Petcrsbur until about
10 months ago-when the "Cons;eaton arose 10 cheer
and enlighten the surrounding country In Mecklen-
burg, the Wings have got up Expositor" TO serve
.ne'r present Ecctons-and we have TO offset H.
The "Danvillc Observer is nobly combating the Dan
vile Reporter But from Danville along the borSer of
Tue North Carolina and Tennessee line along the
ONO river we do not meet with single Republican
paper, until we arrive at Elizabeth Town. in the county
OF Ohio, or rather OF Marsha-whe, in that region of
country, the Wings have the Wythc Argus the Abng.
don Statesman, the kanawha banner" the Lewis
S. me, ana Two papers in Wheeling, and
two of our counties should be carried oil in Little
Tennessee that William &c Comas should still sweep
Congressional District In Lynchburg the sDcmocrat'
has but recently been established, TO combat the 'vir-
ginan II has essentially contributed to the discn-
uiament OF Campbell; and we trust it will assist the
extension of in Bedford and Amherst In the
Valley, we have the Winchester ''Nrgnian" and.the
Maiinsbnrg Republican, and the Fincastle "Patriot"
true To the faith and jealous and allie i'm the service
But the Wings have their corresponding organs in Win
chester and Martnsburg besides having papers in Lex
ngon, in Staunton two in Leesburg in Jefferson and
Monongala where is strong and triumphant
We have papers indeed in Shenandoah and Rocking.
ham, But we have no paper i'll AleXandra--whil
the Alexandria - Gazette is constantly discharpinp
its rockets and its squibs, without having single
piece OF ordnance TO return its fire. Below the ms
the Wings have Jealous and scurrous print al Char
ottesvlle, in the very sight Of the Univcrstya paper
at Warfenton IN fauquicr--one Culpc one
in fredericksburg while in all hat district of country
we have but one journal; the spirited Gazette" of Gull
pepper
In this City, (he Metropolis of the SiateA the Whas
had two daily papers in the OF the last year Now
they have one which keeps up continual fire of rcdhot
shot congreve rockets hand grcnates soubs carcass
es charged with all sorts OF misrepresentation, and
srapne shells loaded with every variety of broken glass
rusty nails, and filthy matter This daily fire is kept up
without interruption, and fortunately without dscreton;
or elsc the only weekly paper which attached 10
the Republican Banner in this city, would lie unable TO
cope with its restless opponent Yet after ALL this
daily paper is constantly emitting host of fables par
cuariy about the elections, which circulating thr
the country before the semiweeky able get on its
boots TO overtake it with the truth
IT the Republicans would support their cause: if they
mean to obtain the victory its fruits they
initiate the zeal and energy of their opponents They
must establish presses the points where they are want
ing They must have at Charlottesville, another at
Abingdon third beyond the Mountains. sc. &c They
must light fire with rcaise beacon against beacon pa
per against paper
Suppose we even defeat enemies this Spring, shall
we not still the victory Have we not great
and Tremendous battle to fight during the next YEAR,
Even throw aside all regard the Presidential Election
we ask emphatically of the Republicans of Virginia.
when was there crisis, which calls for much vigil
lance and energy their part.-Tle National Bank is
not yet dead. Its dying struggles will be tremendous
IL WILL require all rnness bear and all our sara
the Constitution But this is all! We have to
resist the Wings in all their ramfcations we have to
battle both the EedcraiiStS and the .NuHifers both
those politicians who wcdld stretch the powers of the
government and those who would destroy it. We have
OF the States. 1t will become duly watch more
than ever the operations of the Federal machine NOW
that the Public Debt is extnguisled now that the re-
sources OF the treasury thus let loose upon us;
guard the hand against and
tuonal expenditures, and on the other reduce the
lar and to arrest Mr. Calhouns msche policy of
the distribution cfe surplus Rerenue We have TO op uf
the Unnecessary and dangerous branches of the Executive
Dcpartncnt-and whoever be. the President whether
he be Van Buren,, White Webster or Clay we have 10
rerench the patronage and power ohe Chief Magistrate;
to subject the deposit of the public in tic State
Ike fO frn nlrtrr.s
and reform the Office. We have moreover to pro-
tect our free Institutions from the designs of ambitious
prants. The Triumvirate is extinct Augustus An
thony and Lcpdns, still eager divide the spoils of
the Republc.-We have also, the hand to guard
at every hazard domestic Institutions against
me attacks OF FanaticSand ON the oter TO prevent the
discontinued Catilnes of the country from ayang them
selves OF unounded pretexts to disturb the tranquility of
the nation We have guard this Union against
the attacks Of disappointed anbton. Already we
threatened with convusons IL stch sucA c0ntin-
geney The dying legacy of Washington seems almost
iorgottcn and talk of displaying the flag Of
Dsunion, and OF sundcriag the Confederacy, almost
iannI9riy as If they were household wordsIt but
the other day. that the Wing paper in this City declared
Virginia will never vote Tor Van Buren.-UhtaLsis
eicred, The conclusions 'rhie the hunono hare dreaded
anu the 'cisc orcsecn, hGoe dfTcGd There fty
MomSdnd treemen Ia tbs State, lrho SUMMIT
to the continued rule of Kitchen Cabinets irresponsible
cabals, and fragrant corrupton and the deep degra-
dauon winch the submission carries with it. We
vey no menace, but announce solemn truth We know
the temper that prevails temper dangerous to be
tempered with, that which resisted the tyranny of
England Let Mc emissarics Qf Yam Buren Je,rure ~
And this violent AnAmerican language is TO be en-
Pioyed, because the orty Of Free People think pro-
per to please McmSrcS in the choice of their Chief Ma
gstrac, instead of the redoubtnblc Editor the Rich
mond Whig-and his impassioned Partizans-We beg
rejecting People to say, how long could this noble
Union endure, ii such Jacobncal doctrines to be
carried into cxccuonl such be the sentiments of tile
Wings, they only read warning admonition 10
the People, how they TO trust them with power. Ii il
SAID those who cannot oJoy ought to command
What does this distant mean, but that if Mar
tin Van Buren, be elected the next President of the u
States, this desperate Press and its Immediate patzanI
prepared TO raise the torch civil discord Repnb-
licans of Virginia 1t well becomes your sacrcd duty to
guard the Constitution against all attacks and this Union
against all assaants. Should the North dare assa
domestic institutionsf they break the very forn-
dations OF our social compact, then prepared to
tell them at to beware, otherwise we must part
with them in peace. But, until them we are ready 10
guard the Union the Ark of the Covcnant-to trust
our countrymen brethrcn-to give every State
in the Coniedcracy the and equal prvlegesto os-
tracise State from the highest oces-t0 unite the
great Republican Party in the Eccon-to adopt the
candidate of the paryand go for him who is 6nost
honest most capable most faithful to the Constitution
Under all these circumstances well becomes the Repub
leans OF Virginia. they gain the victory this Spring
not to disarm but TO be vgilant energetic, and fT--a
ways ready to repress every wrong and to all their
rights
.NEU- TANGLED DEEDS.
q" Thought have known foehos emilio
themselves receive the others kaon aV
man 70 6ag 'd merely for nc sake Of acquiring right how
trivial the cost would be-"
Hr. Leigh's Speech IN Yrgiaia Contention.
This remark is no longer true. We see men not only
bnyinQ lands tO Oct fr lint