Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-24

Where is the poor man who ever got one dollar out Of
the Bank II poor man from the country goes
and asks loan of hundred dollars the officers
OF the Bank would laugh at him. Hand me your check
sir, from the mint, and you shall be accommodated
Fellow Citlzens IL we satisfied with the Demo-
cratic Administration of Andrew Jackson, let choose
successor who sustained The Institutions of cur coun
Try, who aided your venerable President the hour and
une oi trouble let that individual be who he mayei-
ther from tins or the other side OF the Potomac-lct MS
have no sectional feelings. and suffer that beauti.
fu nser 10 seud the striped banner of your country
Ncc"icct the advice of thc immortal Washington
against Snel, divisions. Recorc he told YOU that the
aru and insidous politician would be- ready to do
what the ambitious have already tried TO effect Our only
inquiries should bcls lac honest, is he faithful TO the
Constitution, Is lie capable, and has he stood 10y the
cause OF ms country IN every tia 1t MIR Van Buren,
shouu DC selected, although the Wings have called him
by many hard haines-denouDcing him the little
well as the great Magicanwe ought OH this account
to be douby vigant because the more th, Oppo
slton dcspsc HIM. the better he suits tho Democracy
MIR Van Buren, the first ciicctual North Of the
Potomac, who IN reality, aided the South in his OPPOSE
uon 10 The Tariff While Treason, i'm Iol2, lowered on
the hoizon where was MIR. Van Buren,: Standing by
ms country-aiding your venerable Madison in the
strongest measures TO prosecute the second of In
u'penaehcc, IN winch your distinguished jackson
veIed himself and his country with imperishabc glory
Fellow Citizens lfyou have that care for Liberty and
Union which you have always expressed do not enquire
from what quarter OF the country your selection is 10
made The chvalrous deeds of valor and patriotism of
our Northern brethren ought TO be fresh in your me-
nory Go back to the Revolution, and how they
poured out their blood in torrents in defence of the
principles laid down in that sacred instrument called
Tue Declaration OF independence drawn and sent to
inc world by 'hat great apostle Of Liberty, Thomas
Jefferson from the venerable State House vet stand
ing in Philadelphia TO Liberty, Union
and Independence These principles have been sus-
tanned, scaled with the hest blood of our country
men-Fcow- Citizens. When the Arisocracy found
that Rivcs and Van Buren, were favouritcs of the Pco
pie, The Wings invented another sraagem, that was
tended TO have the effect that the revolution
spoken of by Washington was intended to have name
Iy-Io thrust the Democracy from power and let the
Arlstocracy get into power But the plan was not so
well iad and will be easily frustrated Their story
was tins; They told that Van Buren, and Rvcs
were Abolltionsts. This is u charge that has as
much foundation in truth there was necessity
Tor the celebrated panic OF 1884. AS to MIR. Van
Buren, and the Party who support him the North
the Identical Party who have invariably supported
every Democratic Administrations and who are COM
posed OF the laborng class of the COMMUNICATED any
man OF common understanding suppose that this class
OF people would be willing TO contribute any system
OF measures, whereby rowing band of Africans would
be let loose their society thereby taking sup
port and the bread out of their mouths The idea
Is RIDICULOUS Those OF contrary opinion must have
gotta lesson from Duff Green, and the fanatic Editors of
massachusetts,, who entitled to about much in
huence as the contribution of l., who being asked
what she was doing, she replied Every little will help -
ASto Mr.. Rives, he is large holder-Hc is the
last man who would submit any interference ON so de-
licatca SUBJECT have thrown these reflections to
my country to them of the insidious attacks
OF the eneny-chargng you to be firm in Your purpose
never inch from tho duty you your country
TO your Constitution, and your posterity March to
the polls with undivided front, and victory will be
certain TO perch your banner Fellow citizens think
well OF these thngscnqurc If the words of the Wings
correspond with their acts; and after all YOU have heard
OF Kings Tyrants, Cmsars and CromwcIls, who they
are That have exhibited such perfect contempt for the
known and written instructions of People claiming
be iree--and whether Jackson, Van Buren,, or Rivcs
have ever violated that sacred principle hc right OF
Instruction. violated by the majority i'm the Se-
nate OF u States, and the House of lpgacs in Vir-
gina. ACTIONS speak louder than words"
a VIRGINIA DEMOCRAT.