Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-07

Presidency. Arouse ye, then i! Let Vigilance and
Union :! be yonr watchwords. Your felow-citizen w
u hives, was prescribed by the Why's because he was
friend Of the Administrations and yet, Judge White
who voted for Of Gen. JaclSsons measures than
light! Rest assured, Fellow Citizens there is some.
thing wrong BE firm, be fortress be Industrious and
~e e'etory's yours! PATRICK HENRY.
FOR 1lfe EvoUiRER
TO THE VOTERS
Of he Congressional District composed Of the counties of
.HCemare, L0aiSa, ffueai,,a, .,etsom md amherst
LOUISA, March -, 1875.
.hsLow- CTizEN s:--You will soon be called ON 10 de-
eide by your suiiagcs OF the most important cleo.
tons which have had for many years for a rcpresen-
ntive OF the people I'm Congress. II is matter which
requires the serious consideration of every patriot TO de-
eide upon principle To whom he will give his vote The
main question is this, whether shall elect man who
WIN represent the people, himself alone in Conyrcs
It's undcniably true, that Gen Gordon has present
ed the will of the People of this District The STRONGEST
suspicious rest on Gen Gordon that he ia VIVA,
now called Wing. The Wings to a man CLAIM,
nm, support him, and with ''tlicir utmost energy"
they that constitute tins self-sylcd Wing Party? Mr.
Clay, The high Tariiitc, Mr. Calhoun the South Ca.
rona Nuiher, and Mr. Webster. the black cock.
AIDE, bluc-light Federalist of New England are all
Wings Mr. Leigh the opposer of Jefferson and Madi-
SON. and o the War; who has been thrust upon you as
senator Tor SIX years contrary to the known and express
ed will OF the people. is Wing Geo Poindexter is
Wing: Those refractory Senator'S who disobeycd in.
structons, formally given by Legislatures Gyhere
| presume, there .corneringR ..bushnS." and
making drunk, are Wings. One of the articles of the
creed OF the Wings 49, to dsobey the instructions their
and not the servants of the people, they defy the peoples
VIII. Where is there Whig who has obeyed insruc-
tlons' Did any member of the United States Senate
OBEY instructions to support the Administration? OF
eighteen mein of the Virginia Legislature instructed
10 VOC against b w Leigh, how many obeycd; Only
ufee Ana yet nir06ife dtcti, the people are again
called upon to support the Wing party! MIR Jefferson
VINO was political proprietor his predictions have
oeen iulhlied respecting the u. ;. Bank-once said that
II the Federal Party gained the asccndancy it
would be by changing the name Federalist' for some
other. They have tried -and in the onnel,t;on
and a.
winch Is opposed to Democracy the idea of the Ca.
pabiy OF man Tor seli-governmen And what was sle
origin OF tins wing PartythIs pebald rag-carpct coa-
uon' II was The removal of the Dcposes-and Anti.
Jacksonism, OF every hue and colour, all blended
together by the panic speeches of panic leaders
Messrs Clay and Calhoun, two ambitious and disap-
pointed aspirants for the Presidency. call upon every
Jackson man IN the District every anti Bank man.
every supporter oil the Administration, every man OPP
posed To the restoration of the Deposites 60 say IT, in
tese trying times, he seaport a man of contrary
principles, any who belongs to tho. Wbir p,rtv
Wili not the Wings go for Gen Gordon? This
cannot be denied. Some of Gen Gordons friends are
trying to convince the people, that there only shade
oil difference between his political sentiments and those
OF Major Garland. AS much as | esteem Gen Gordon
as private Citizen candor and the love of my Country
compel nc to say that the difference is as wide as
soiy can be on the Deposte question alone, (no men
lion other mattcrs which has agated our happy coun-
try to its very centre. Ever since Mr. Cays mpeacl-
ment resolution offered to the Senate Gen Gordon
has acted with the Wings lac cannot therefore expect
the Jackson men TO support him. The politics of Re-
publican ought to be like Caesars wife mot onv nurn
but clear OF suspicion. Gen. Gordon letter TO the dis
trct q Judge from its contept) intended to BRING
over the Jackson men, and not the Wings to support
NM Tor, he well knew that the Wings would sun
port hm, without making extraordinary an effort
to secure them. Who his most Jealous support
ers The Bankmen But, General Gordon is op.
posed 10 all Banks Ii is singular then that he ahouid
pursue the very of the Bank men, and contrary 10
the VIII OF ms constituents, vote M restoration the De-
posltes Cen Gordons explanation of his vote at one
session. that the deposcs safe land who knows
but this might have given hint our venerable Presi
dent to remove them III the of the following snu
That
be restored. and his condemnation the President is by
no satisfactory. He contends lhat the Bank had
right 10 demand the use of the deposcS part of the
contract between it and the Government and ihey were
paid ior by the bonus which the Bank paid to the Go.
vernment for the privilege Of Banking Now is this a
woh1eriri ascoyery or the mere echo Of the scnti-
nYnts OF Clay 2nd Calhoun There clause il The
deposited in the L. S Bank oLgating the Bank At the
same time, to pay transfer them for the convenience
OF tile Government The obligation is clearly ON the
part oi the Bank alone will readily be seen by OBJ
serving another provision Of the same law; which is
that the Secretary of the Treasury wheneur he aks
proper, may Tctpore these doBOSitcS from Tie Bank
the Bank had made bona Gde contract for The depo
sites, exclusively for its benefit it MAS perlctv
ABSURD and ridiculous to give the Secretary the light 10
interfere III "A. buys horse of b. and A. uses tho
horse badly to BIS dispcasurc has b. any rigb 10
annni the contract and take the horse back3 No The
truth Oh the matter, that the Government (ycrv
rroPery) so lar from obgalng itself TO the Bank laid
inc BANK under obligation TO perform service which the
government retained the right at any time to dc.
CINE Inc Bank, however, pulled up by its mil.
lions wrung from the hard working poor and led
on by its feed attornes and allies Alcssrs CLAY and
calhoun, and the other panic-makcrs in the Sc.
nate, has attempted to claim what never belongeJ TO
1T OF night, and by the force of its money has
threatened TO overwhelm the government and the peo.
pie again ask, who the jealous supporters of
Gen. Gordon? The Clay mcn-the Calhoun men
the Leigh mcnthe Blue-igbt Black coclade Federal
lists DO any of these support his opponent? / have
not heard OF single one! Who elected Martin Van
Burcn TO the Vice Presidency The Pcone--and an
overwhelming majority of them too Who opposed hin,
then and now The Wings. They say he ~ Inngi.
can, tactcian, &c and speak Of him with affected
scorn and dcrislon. They for Judge White in the
Souih and tor Daniel Webster in the North since the
prospects OF Clay and Calhoun getting SO unf,yora
bic 1t was the abuse and SANDER avished on him. by
these ambitious and disappointed aspirans for the Pre-
sdency, that raised Martin Van Ben to the second Of
fice in the nation, and continuance Of it Will certainly
raise him to the first Office it in the power of the pco
pie TO bestow The people of these United States ever
Jealous OF their rights and liberties brook NO dica
ton from their public OieI woaldhe masters
and rulers) and in the election Of Martin Van Bnren
they taught that Senate which lac was called 10 pre
sde mat cabals and namlnatOTy ecrs needed and
would receive just and an peTative rcbue from them
The Whigsmay call inc V Buren mani deny it, But
rather than divide the Democratic party or let Whio
be elected, will vote for him What IN he done since
he was madeV PRESIDENT Why instead Of beir<r Mari
clan, he has conducted himself with degree and
lofty bearing, which few Of the Wings can claim foI
themselves Who osracsed Van Buren, Why factiou,
cabai IN the Senate Of whom defy tie voice of in
struction Who besides ambitious Mhi0s evcr en- led
him so many nicknanes, has attempted IN hold him an
as "a rawhcad-and bloody bones frigltsn ehildreI
and ignorant people? The people vet as Senator
Hoindcxer beiicvcs them, 'cxtrcmcly gullible" The
Charlottesville Convention constituted TO express
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