Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

oeied me state service Can you say he has been
one oil the most valuable members Of Congress Virginia
has ever had. He has really maintained the political re-
Putation Of virgina-and Virginia and is proud of
her son, Andrew Stevenson.
You and your friends talk of
hon-and you, representing the sovereign State of V
gina, ProScrtbe such man -7ndro1 Sereason, Why
SIR, you might be IN Congress hundred years, and
you never could render service To your country
as Andrew Stevenson-lt is not in you--you have not
the goodness the genius, the talcnty breast is
stranger 10 the virtues Of such man A. Stevenson
have not seen Mr. Stevenson since the war IN, cnmn
fairheid he was then in the service Of his country
ana ms, believe been in it, less ever since
Where ~ that Prginia pari0tis hen you Joined such
coalition as Clay Calhoun, Webster and Poindc xter
TO immoate him in the Senate the United Statestha
ought to have burnt in your bosom7 If you ever had
any respect Tor YOURSELF IL has abandoned your
IN sheer disgust ashamed Of die thu corered it
las Nathan said unto David, thou art the man." "And
his orr Lcighs) mind revoed with disgust and hor
ror ut the prospect OF party organization, discipline and
managcmen-w but too probably would be establish
ca should like TO know, sir, under whose system 'of
party organization, discipline and management you
fought when yon rejected MIR Stevenson-aDd should
IKE To Know precisely the qnanum of disgust and hor
ror you felt at the prospect &c, &C. Ne of party
discipline. Great Beins who created me- ,chat con-
suDim0te hnpcorisgni Never mind sr-thank God tho
turbulent aud partisan Senate is before the People
yes SIR the pure and Soesrtgn People of VirginaThc
partisan Organization, management and discipline of
Clay, Calhoun, Webster, and your Richmond Wing
wound you in its coil There you are and there YOU will
stay hope, until the "nc of the end for, no one
wants any such man as you side. As told
you before you viii blight any couscbe it what may
AND, yet, your friends say, Sacrifice suck as
Watkins Leigh 10 The behesis of party" Shame
shane say they Sir is sacrifice abo ui tyou had
no business in the Scnateihe People OF Virginia
wanted you thcrennd another ,hinp too Will risk all
lhave, that they arW have you there IL the Flee.
ton IS gone Into this winter and you are elected YOU
VIII be instructed out of your seat winter But
trust The Senate OF Virginia viii stand If VIM
X. Johnson, Dr.. Cooke Mr.. Hord and others in like
situation will not obey Instructions that they will put
oil the Senatorial election till prinp-and let the
Spring Elections speak in voice of thunder you and
others es, sir. and this wren before the last
Elections then dared you to accept of Senator from
the hands OF the DhgS-y0ur friends and the mortal
enemies of the s0rereignfy Of me Peoplc then pre-
dctcd that it you elected by that notorious assem-
Uy Of nOtiJieSthe question being Leivh or no Leioh-
Instructions inSiructions-te reope would decide
against you-They dd-you have not yet obeyed their
voice They will speak TO you in voice of thunder this
winter through their representavesand it necessary,
the Earth will quake; for, qaaked Tuesday even.
ing last, Nov 10, lS35as the People in time
OF the fantastic ES you about TO play before hg
Hearem Yes sir you viii be instructed even to erpnge
II necessary IN order that the People of Fgina may
be represented
have one word more TO say you, of your
REJECTION OF A. Stevenson You say, ''if he will apply
to YOU you will lay the whole OPEN as Far as you
hope Mr.. Stevenson will never condescend to ask
you Tor those tits beneath his notice. notice
such proposition from you But his friend, dare
you TO make disclosure Of the that led to his
REJECTION by that deestdc political coalition in the Sc
nate, OF which you were am certain your ground
IS mdcfensibleaS certain any thing can be-as GER
tain as that the sun shines a cloudess day.
You appear to have taken the Hon. p. Z. Barbour in
your holy keepIng.t would say to Mr. Barbour-Be-
waIe Touch not-taste not-handle not such Party
Ii he does, he is p0titicaiiy gone foreper.
You say, that National Bank is the "easest' (no
doubt my Lord, to you is the easeSt) ''and the best
way to establish uniform sound currency Then you
say hus 1t was that il would happen and the qnes.
ton ultimately TO be decidcd-the question should
have To consider at last in spite of teeth would be-
not whether there shoudbe National Bank no-but
what sort OF Banka Bank with capital OF 30 900 900
dollars, 30 900 % 900 20 900 dollars
Ia Bank subjected TO the absolute control Of tive Execu-
tive, &c &c. My Lord, this is only surmise-only
snrmise IN GU to iinre your great rival f1r he is
gTeHt man, Mr. Van Burcn. so speaking OF MIR. Van
Buren, you very politely and chTiSane say that You
could not help believing his opinions tin, question Of
The Bunk, be influenced by the known opinions of Vr
gina and North Carolina on that subject" How
generous! Sr--Did particle of generous feeling
ever warm your bosom, q doubt it,) towards oppo-
nent! Then, you silly insinua.e-'un !sss indeed, he
md they were only hostile to The Bank, Bank.
Thereby insinuating that Mr. Van Buren, was only hos
tie to me Bank, and that he wished to pull down the
Bank IN Chestnut Street, and raise its ruins in
Wall Street But, sir, as told you-the Arch Ma
gcian of New York was entirely different man from
TIE 7Tch ogicdn Of Virginia an the person Of your Ho-
nor Lordship, b. ~ Leigh happen sir 10 kao,o that
Mr. Van Buren is against Bank and The Bank-and
that, too, Constitutional groundsnot elonratino
grounds as the 3rch Magician of Virginia would have
IT. Yes sir, Constitutional grounds regards the cs
tabIishng one IN the Staesand one TO be es
taLshcd in the District of Columbia Yes and if elect
ed Presden will carry these views into effect good
faith-and will all % honorable and fair means to
prohibit its establishment, in the District of CO.
iumDa, under Executive control This, sir, knoic
Ana how dare you assert TO the contrary You have
thing but SUTmiSe TO 90 upon aud you are like Henri,
CIay-you are sure not 10 sHTntSc fayoraby towards
an opponent; but 'greeneycd jealousy takes posses
sion OF all your feelings, and sways what little Judgment
you have.
But, SIR, again recur to in the Convention
your jTistOcrac You there declared that he la
boring or working classes had could and
yer would be tit To NEEDLE in politics These my Lord
arc your serious and deliberate sentiments deliberately
expressed Freemen Of Virginia call pom you 20 vie
this man AriSt0cT6cy charged him with in severa
pieces before this charge il again and again. NV
Lord who made bread aud meat and money too to carry
on the WGr Of Tie ReSOUti0R ii it the cOrkinn
or Tutoring class of society WAS the iordiy ,oorn
oined England, and fought for liberty in the Englisl
sense Who, my Lord, fought Me batties Of the VA
~ the RerOiNiOH? Was ii not the working or laborn,
class of society Yes-it they, and you know il
my Lord; but they have too much Republican virtue 70
your honOrs Lordship-''tley never had, and neve
Lord let me tell you thing and that is lis--that
they never did before they ou try and do it xt Spring
Di you never know, my Lord that this class OF socie
h0d sOund-ycs the rcry soUHdeSt of sense, and cou
tell JTead from an enemy to his rights, quick tb
toyhy aud 0rr0gaRt BcDj Watkins Leigh? Who sir
MGdison and fought the battles of our country in the las
war 'Io Tour Lnrdshp then declared against the AID
minstraiion OF our Madison and, when the Govern
ment was in imminent danger Of total shipwreck f il va
not the working and hbOring classes OF society," those
that you say "neyer had could. and never shout
NEEDLE in politics.. Angels of Heaven for am sur
you love nun, moftGi n,aIook down and reeayd il OF
the hearts Of men, that it should be forgsen tina
the Hon. b Watkins Leigh uttered this cxpressio
whilst forming Constitution il ought 10 be preserved
guaranteeing to his equal rights and this in the lgt
Century. Well might the Wing Press with whom yo
the age Well might it say, that chad you lived i
the days Of the Revolution IL is probcinatical whc the