Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-30
Richmond, Tuesday, june 30.
THE APPEAL!


Mr. Adams paints him perfect devil--as am enc.
my to tho South the Slave question: when his letter
TO Gwynn expressly rcpobates all inrrposon with the
subectas having voted for the to-gatcs on the Cum
beriand Road which is the to which the F,,i,.
raj usnrpaon over the subject of improvement been
carried, when he has fully rccanted his error in giving
that vote and challenged the world produce any stint
lar vote during the whole time he has in public life
IL dcnounccs him the father of the Tariff az
1925, when MIR. v ID. was instructed by the N Y a.
gsature to give that voe.--It nsreprcscnts all III.
opinons--calumniac his charactcr-ciarges him with
all the political sins of Col his friends
In tho Middle, North, and West Fedrrasts and la
ttadinaraas after this disgraccful tissue Of ni.
Representatives. concludes with the following absurd APP
real
Turn, Thomas Ritcle Eq.,uu and contemplate ,h. good
SI'. qss v i%Sn.Ia
York nse one new federal Allies and up sGn' Nsw
ono aso ~ a,a The whole sOu,
nd win hardly u.pec, Of the psiposs1 to- .,,.
IPsamsn to this unonhi, reno" of brethren, having
with whom ya" are ~ ya mon. and great
ss Ts 's @ psu"1 PRINCIPLES or her peru",
Ahoi,oais's their allies and South d,
united s The Enquiries is'f ea i DO %ash afi
noe 70 heat her dissenson will YOU pre-
j .h really patriotic object, the election of Van
And with whom we to unite? The Federal friend.
OF Webster to the North with whom the Wings of Vir-
gina are now affiliated, With the Multiplying friends
oil calhoun IN the South, whom the "Whig" once pro-
nonnccd to bs traors' Shall we unite with Ibis
Wing man, who has yet ''cut his (own) federal
allies, either in the North or the Souih, who has
crhced all the political principles he once held dear
avowediy for party pnrposeswho has stood by the Ma
t"na Bank, BY the National Tariff by the distribution
OF me National surplus for National improvements
VINO supported Northern President in the person of
Nif ADAMS and the most thorough going and sky-high
iiiitudnarian, who filled the Presidential chair
who next supported Mr. Clay the true father oc The
American System, the advocate of .le Bank and of an
iii''tabe scheme Of Internal Improvement Is this
'he nian-are these the politicians of all hues and
conP!exions--practical amagamatonsts of every de-
scripon-utra fcderalists and ultra nuifers with
the good people of Virginia are invited 10 unite s.
a unit yifh Nj Lii ...:.l.
al his Bank ahernatires and dereIopements- with
Messrs Mangnm and Southland, who have de6rd
'ne Instructions OF their constituents They are in
v'ed TO re-"nHe with all the Wings, who have more
coats man There are changes in the 'moonto unite
MIN .las icnnond Wing who goes for the Bank, the
ntmae power of the Supreme Court--and who is al
TINS moment preaching up willing Senators gross
aisoordencc To- the Instructions of their States We
nst ABANDON Martin Van Buren, who pledged 10 carry
out the great principles of Vrgnia-and ke up Cny
webster, Leigh, Calhoun-any man. who has hitherto
been the ally and the confederates ftle No
s'nuemen-go yc with your piebad Coalition Con.
ederate with the Federasts of the North and the Multi
hers OF The south Associate with who hold all sorts
principles, and will do all fdirty work Band with
Clay and Calhoun. Justify Mangum and egg on I.cig
10 violate his Instructions. Rue White in the South
eIco, ie principle OF your own organ, that being
erctcd, TO whom but they will he for suppor
iramPe ON the Rights of the Peope-attempt to divide
e Republican, ranks, if you canand transfer the cleo
uoh TO the scrambles - ii. of Il. This is the rreat
oDect you have in vieAv-and you will fail in it, The
Republicans Of the South your aim, and will soreIy
disappont you -
As for ourselves, we scorn the commitments &c Tho
y
wing which are just insidous they are cxtraya
CANT We claim no such distinction it awards to this
paper IS idle and ridiculous ascrbeit any press
or any politician in the Union We utterly repudiue nil
such humrnery and trash. But are prepared to
IN answer to this idle appeal that we could not u nee
oDMa Is not more true than would If we could
have not the vanity think that we ha We any such
power-but 1T we had, have too much discretion to
actSe II, as we are invited We cannot affiliate with
these Wings We cannot to band with them
In their unholy attempt TO put up a National Bank
10 trample the sacred RIGHT Of Instrnctiop ,,
MoG al.
liouse.--Fartteri We scorn to appeal to sectional
feelings in the election of President-and thus TO
eneeble the sacred ties which bind the Union together
We Will not prescribe the North the Southland still
csS we should fail in electing the candidate whom we
prefer, wli we band with any Southern Factionis. in
an unhoiy appeal to $4,000 ccmrn arms against
the decision of our country Ofone thing at eas, we
assure the Politician who has appealed to us for
Coalition of efforts Should NJ Van Iuren h.. .ec,d
President OF the United States and forget the prncines
which brought him into power, and be mad enough to
rromulga,e any such opinions as disgaced the first
mage OF MT John Z. Adams, will not continue to
support hun, as the Wing did his favore Northern Pre-
sdent will still rally around the old principles of
,ne va DOMINION and resist the Administration of MIR
burcn We shall have no favors to ask accept at
his handsnot he the dgnihcd titulary or the
high d'gntary OF Messenger to South America.
- MR LEIGH-and Me Richmond Uhig
The die is cast if we may believe the Whigeand the
senator is determined to cling o his seat.
This authentic rumor!' this information on which
tne3Whig Is pleased TO congratulate its brethren
throughout the Union, has reused the indignation
81 every Republican who respects the voice of the
People The tocsin has sounded-The war il ,o
ne begun atresh Let it come! The victory will
DC again ON the side of the People. The Wings may
hsht hard Their is desperate Their object
- TO retain the power they have abused; to continue
their III gotten ascendancy in the Senate and to check
mate the present Administration No pains have been
SPsfeu 60 rss"r on them the najo-
iIty. Soutl7sd and Mans1l1 nave besounht his sym.
pathy The Opposition in all gu fters have attempted
tp operate upon Virginia. They have sought To mn.
dermnc the Right of Instruction tself-and at lenyth
81 - announced a an authentic rumor that Mr. Leigh
designs To retain his seat and obey such Instructions
only az he may consider TO be with the Cons
,utionfor one we are prepared to go into this new
brittle with the energy which is required by the Crisis
IL IS the struggle Of principle the People of Virginia
VIII be again true to themselves
Let Us look back little and will be better able to
see how Mr.. Leigh stands. la 1884 his Whio
trends FIRST put him into the Senate of tile u States
what were his claims to the Officer What had lac done
ior the great cause Of State Rights which Virginia
mad always been devoted What had he done 20 guard
the rights Of tho States from the Federal GoyctnmenY
70 save the Constitution from the entertainments which
had threatened to oyerwhel for more than 30 years.
AS we have said before, where Mr. Leigh all this time?
Wherc was the admirable pen of this talented man
lrested IDLY IN 1t scabbard while Virginia was standing
IN every need OF oil her good and great mcnwhile she
was really standing up alone and battling both the North
amdthe South in defence other ancient principles
gng more ercey than with any Others with those very
distinguished South CaTolinans, Messrs. Calhoun Nc.
Duie and others who have lately pushed their State
Right doctrines into Notifications and who strange to
tell are now attempting, with ingraGludc which is
only equalled by their fanatcisn to shove US from our
own Stools Where vas Mr. Leigh all ihis time? What
battle did he fight during all our struggles previous TO
1888 What essay did he write Not line. What
speech did ne deliver in fayorof the Rights oft States?