Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-07
1000 FOR TIE ENC UIRER.
10 .neSSrs GORDON and GARLAND

TO TIE PEOPLE or THE CONGRESsJoN:3L
DiSIRICT composed Of the counties of ALenarIe
Louisa, FIucGnaG, Nelson and amherst
CITIZENS The time is close at hand when
you VIII have to determine which of the e.named
gen1e9en shall represent you in the next Congress
the u States The first is the enemy, the second the
friend, OF The present Admnisraton-1h first is sun
ported ey that 'ri-coloured party called "Whigs com
posed OF tederallsts, Nuiers and Clay men-the last
by the Democratic Republicans. Gen Gordon denies
however, that he is ''Wg, that is he saws he is no
rarity men-that ne despscs the whole nomenclature
mentioning That 81 wing among the How then
does II happen Nat ne is warmly supported ny the
Mhgs; They must certainly view him of their
Iar-as an unconpromising enemy of the present Ad-
minstration-or, they would start a candidate fro,n
@mcng their Party. Moreover no man is neutral in
these tines lie must belong belong either to one or the
other great parties of the dOymust either for Jack
son, or against him; and Gordon is so warmly spn
ported lay the opponents of Gen Jackson Adminstra
uon The iar inference is that they look upon him as one
of their Party. ~ ~
But he still pretends to be something of Jackson
Where is the evidence When he old h. 80
struggling TO save the Union from the deadly poison of
Nulitcattoni TO the only Temple of Liberty in The
world from being torn down by mad and unholy arnb
ton,--wherc was Gen. Gordon then? Fightjn6 Inv the
SIDE OF Nuiicationadly arrayed against glorious
banner, whose motto was, q Union and Liberty; Bui
Gordon says, Gen jackson has recanted portion of
that paper. Admit IT. In OF patriotic OK
element, he said tt,0 things which, upon maturcr re-
lection, he withdrew But Gen Jackson's object was
TO the Union. 1t was desperatc cnse and ,nc;,eJ
desperate remedy. Gen. Jacksons object was a pure
and patriotic one Gen. Gordon knew IT, and OUGHT 10
have stood by linn. Gordon may attempt to disguise il
here
with thcIn-voted with them and is identified with theiT
party, and tries TO hide it under the broad mantle of
ofafo Rights 1t Gen. Gordon has any political prin.
ciPIes, lie scarcely ever alludes to them. At cvery
Courthouse in the District he raises the same song
Van Buren, --'the Charlottesville Convention and
baltimore Convention. The .lttle Magician seems
TO be complete eye-SOTe 70 him. He says great deal
about him. but proocS nothing The Charlottesville
Convention seems 10 haunt him, also. How the friends
oil zen jackson could have had the audacity to meet
and bring out candidate against linn who had C,rsoken
Them he seems at loss TO know. He denies the au.
ihGIfy under which the Convention assembled, saying
" uiu not einanae iTom the Poo1tc. Who were there
Gen. Gordon? The People. Who sent them tbcre :
The People What did they do They recommended
MAJOR Garland the Administration candidate for On,
gress Nobody said to the People won sboU vote g.
Garland, but merely rocomnended him How did Gen
Gordon get into the Virginia Convention? Through
he now abuses and calls How did he get INTO
Tue last Baltimore Convention By these little meetings
whch ne no'o says are defective, and calls cducSes
y, The beauties Of consistency
Baf, ag6i0--Where Gen. Gordon when Old
Hickory engaged in that tremendous srugplc with
the Bank with that unecng inonied Insiitution
which was siridng TO power and control slaIinC The
foundations Of the Temple of Liberty i'm its march
where was Gordon then! Fighting on the side of the
Bank. Nohng that millions OF money should 90 back
to an institution which using every thing in lis
power money and all, in trying TO overthrow Jackson
@ a. MS auinlIsFauOn Gen Gordon says he is moi
Bank man Was not his course favorable to the Bank ;
Was not the restoration of the Deposes calculated to
give the Bank more power, more energy, control
over the public PRESS And did not Gordon votc tb,
restoration? But Gordon says the Bank nail fer f,r
use Of the public money Well then, we are TO lose
our libcrtics-the country is to be runed-rotenness
ad corruption are to be the order Of the day because
the Bank Pad for the use Of the public money What
the Secretary of the Treasury authorised 10 remove
the Depostes for! II was to be done, when the Bank
should violate IFS charter, thc public money for
bad end II did so, and the Deposes were removed ac
cordingy.
When the friends Of Gen Jackson asked for 1000 600
dollars to be placed at hs disposal to use for The de.
fence Of the country, ia If noccssiu before the
meeting OF the next Congress, where was Gen Gordon
then Fighting in te ranks of tho Opposton--voGno
with those who willing 20 leave the country pcr.
lecuY deicnceess, in France should attack us-
Every body who knows any thing Of the French chnrac-
ter Knows, thpt when she finds inevitable she does
not wait ior her enemy 20 ret Tood but strikes imme-
datey suppose, now France should refuse to pay us
the debt she Justly She is awarc that in that
event, there must be Thus knowing, she will Of
course, attempt TO strike the fast b0o What then arc
we to dog The Senate Of The u States and Gen Cor.
don To help them, have len the country entirely defence
less and Cen Jackson will have 10 borrow money Of in
drtda"ts v he can 10 defend until Congress mccis
nice state Of things indeed
hut Cen Gordon is for Judge White for President
an Last year when he made his political tour through
the District he represented Jackson as tranpnq npon
the liberties Of the peopeas assuming the purse and
the sword-as violating the Constitution and the laws;
and Judge White who sustained Gen jackson in all lis
measures, is nolc as immaculate az n lamb FeIoIs.
CuizensF reemen Of Virginia U1N you be thus RULED
deiuded, deceived BE assured that II is mere trick
OF the cnegy to divert you from the true question at
'ssue, and Had you asiroy Be your guard Tmeo