Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-01

k-CoRRrPrIoS-NA BrRxx.
this State are in great danger of
Irdlcrsi IN Washington. la the day
ocTade llunin II, Jacebinism, PROCLAMATION
og houses, buring OF Bibles, Black Sail, equal di-
Vision OF property; these evils were sobcrly predicted by
those protesting an exclusive title t. p;cty and patriot
ism: They aecre certain q takc place ii that infidrl, Thomas
Jefferson, was elected President. la Ii cbield county,
Dr. Backus and Parson Huntington beat the drum, not
IN the rear of the line exactly but i'm the front.
Jefferson was clecied-the mccting-iouscs remained
unmolcSted,-the Bible was preserved and women and
children were kept safe, until the Wings at head quar-
ters OF sound principles. burned the Catholic Convent
AT Shariestown. Even property was not equally divi-
ded, as has been proved by Nicholas Biddle and his grea,
Bank.
James Madison was offered to the public suifraue as
PRESIDENT Why, really, said the blue-light entertainers
OF the British, the good society gentry. Tom Jefferson is
not so bad a feHow-hc had bad adviscrs-Tom Paine,
ana Iallaun, and Giles, and ltandolpli-but we can
Dear with hlm-he was theoretical but honest. But the
Lord deliver us from jan Madison. he was BROUGHT an
oy Napoieon and lnllcyrand-Frcnch all over-our conn
uy w'n be II province OF France; and Napoleon will
send over some of his brothers for a v,ceroy. The cou.-
uy eeu &c ruined, destroycd-thc Government and Con-
sutution broken down, if that jim Madison is President.
tue line. "
James Madison, with the help of honest and talented
men IN the Cabinet, and Commodorcs Hull. and Perry.
ana McDonough, and one .lndreic Jackson, brought the
war 10 a peaceful termination against the English, and
the treason oithcir allies in New England. The country
%pIIospered, and in the process of time. the public mind in.
rlned to that .7adrc'c Jaekson, as a Candidate Tor the
The old New England drummers heat the drum in tL.
rear ofthe line again. James Madison was a man Of
Talents, OF Il cultivated intcllect-hc had great ditiicuitirs
TO surmount his Administration was in IA difficult peri
cd, said the Fcderalists, who were by their for tiet ia trans.
iormotton made into the g great National Republican
party oil the world But Andrew Jackson We respect
Thomas Jefferson and James Madison-w we concur with
them in all their leading views, as the Biz Wig Die
tator, without winking afirins in his spcciiications--but
from Andrew Jackson, Lord deliver us!-an ignorant.
vicious, passionate fellow, without education or ac.
quaintance with the science of Government.
Military dcspohsm-six soldiers siot-a murderer
dotage-poor Demo-
sites, came again from the rear of the line.
The Indians were disposed according 20 their own
WISHES ana best lntercsts-the army reduced to the small
eSt peace treaties made with
foreign powers-the great m0neycd monopoly checked
IN ITS rayages like death, for its millions at a mcal-nul-
hhcatlon rendered harmlcss-the dcpositcs rctaincd-tlle
national debt paid, and general prosperity and happiness
in the whole land.
We can, say the old law and order mcn-the inyeterate
opposers OF the National Government for n quarter of a
century, now in the progress of a transmu,ation. made
square old fcllow-he is honest and decided-you know
where to lind him-he has done pretty well.we have
nothing to say about him-but that little Maoician-the
klnderhook politician-the ambitious and corrupt Van
Buren!-give us any thing but Van Buren, New York
polhtes-Van Buren, diplomacy Safety Fund corrup.
ton him OF all opinions and no opinions tho Con
stltuhon is in danger the Constitution! come 10 the
rescue! Oh, the violated Constitution! that is tn be-
sounds from the rear of the line again.
HIST TO rue WHIrE MHN.-Thc Boston Atlas. of
wednesday last says :-"Mr. Webstcr's friends in Mas
sachusetts, our Southern friends may be well assured.
" will never abandon the Wing candidate. MIR. Webster
" WILL never Withdraw from the field, nor will M,ssachu-
" Setts ever desert him."