Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-06

fixed principle of political ccicncc in TN, election,
and informed the friends of Webster, Clay and
that "thc State Rights party 'cH under cirenastar,.
ecS, for either. The 'vhig collarcd the General
immediately and read homlics to him on the sublime
virtues of Whiggcry. Ii declared that General Duff
was a -Mononaniac 80 beren of all discretion and
had " not even the policy of brutes." Ii asked Why
VIII the Editor of the Telegraph insist upon it, that the
difference OF principle between the friends of State Rights
and the old National Republicans is irreconcabe p
were II true, which II is not why leave il t. the
Treasury Press to make and proclaim tho discovery -
The public will satisfied no doubt and rs the
resolutions lag the table, until these differences of
principle between the National Republican wing and the
constitutionaliiy Of the Ban can be- settled and c
opinion OF the Editor of the Wing be- made IN and
Prsciancr ana IN The mean t'nic, the Bank may be
considered as already dead or the Opposition may
be considered huinhu2 according TO the strength
OF the understanding of politicians respectively
r. S-As some persons may doubt the devotion of the
Wing, to every hue and coour>of the great family of
Wings the following extract from the paper The LIST
of December last given and
sproof Of holy writ
II cxclains, ''Heavcn only knows For ourselves
could every true Wing be cxoncra,cd from the consc-
inc savs adniation and the bcastly manworshp the
times, punished and descryedy punished by some fifty
or am hundred year, of grinding and ignominons
slavery. JONATHAN HUMBUG.
W. But for that stern od man. who now presdcs over
the administration this Bank would been re-
tered And hence it is that he hated by SO many of
your modern Wings. These are the men who lend all
the aid and countcnancc to the Bank they can No
wonder the cry is raised to lay Mr. Watkins sound and
necessary Resolutions upon the table. They want 10
arrest the discussions TO keep the light from the People,
and to save their friends from the necessity express.
ing their opinions, and Of dividing their ranks We hope
these Resolutions will be pressed and passed
TO TIE EDITORS OF 7WE ENQUIRER
GENrIEMEN--lf the sclEstyed Wings should sue
coed IN ecctng one of their party President Of the
United States, will they by supporting his atmnis,ra-
uon, bcconc Tories: In the present state of thngs.
every enemy of Gen. Jackson calls himself Wing
Hartford Convention Nullfers and all Then surely
they will let the friends Of Gen Jackson take the nann
they at present themselves What is your opi.
Mon? OUERIS1,i
=, , FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
MEssRs. EDIToRs-It has tor many years been a sub
ect of deep regret TO the Virginia Patriot TO see the tide
OF emigration rolling to the West But now their hearts
wil leap for JOY TO the reaction which is about TO
take pacein fact, TINT has taken place: for according
TO VIM X johnson, Chesterfield has more voters inst al
s t'ne by several hundreds than she ever had before
II this the case in every county of the State Virginia
instead OF being as she is third rate State NAV
very soon bid defiance to New York and her Tactics
must confess, however, that should like To hear from
some better source than VIM r. Johnson, (who always
was determined TO vote for Lcigh) about this great &C
cesson to their voters Before tle Legislature rises
would suggest the proprcty of passing law directing
the census OF Virginia to be taken the course of the
present year. Virginia has much right 10 order n
census 10 be taken South Carolina had to saw that
ter certain day, the laws of Congress should not be
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