Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

o''tAN"1h % hc NOS Of "Lagh'-.7ddreSsed TO his
CONDUCT OF THE WHd Ss' WITH THE Ed
irnh OF THE WHO HrAD-WHIG PRESS LAsHED
" 'and Nathan said unto David, thou ar, the rna."
u.s. :, lhnn art the man., by whom, and by whose
means, The Old Federal Party the Nationals the pre-
tended uHfers under the assumed name of Wings cx.
ect 10 change the form of the present Constitution and
Government, INTO acnarchy; for, it must be rrnem-
pereuIand Femenbsrrd hope, to be- forgotten-
mat Alexander Hamilton was Muuarchist-and that
ME: Webster is Alexander Hamilton mainland Mr.
CaInouh Is an A. Hamilton man, us far as his cnnsruc-
ii"h OF The Constitution is warrant, before he went
,l'" Tic zenith to the nadlr. the nndr to the zenith,
cake either horn and became South Carolina Nulifcr
state whrrein if you please, Mr. Calhoun variant
IN ms d'cirne from that Prince Of fonnrchisls Alex.
anucr Hamilton, before the epoch of his summersct, and
became South-Carolina Nulli6er. know not He was
Tor strong and splendid Government SO was Mr. Cal.
houn. He for tariff for the oeosrcd protection of
domestic manufactures; Mr. Calhoun. He was
Tor Internal Improvement by the National Government
80 was Mr. Calhoun. He for great and ovcrsha-
lowing Bank of the United States; so was Mr. Calhoun
he fought against England in the War of the Rcvou-
ton; Mr. Calhoun for War and supported it against
England: in the second War
thus, as he had been bred and educated in the
house, and in the slime school, lie could not if both had
sworn TO go in the footsteps Of each other have claimed
greater affinity to each others doctrines, than this mo-
dcrn State Rights man,, in pretended Disguise, has
done
Try Mr.. Clay, by the same test, and you will find
MIN full-blooded brother of Alexander Hamilton
III ALL THINGS. lie too has made g State Rights
under the garb Of of its JEALOUS defend
ers, kick the beam. Himself and Mr. Calhoun, mind
you-rj'~ and let it ever be remembered, assuming
John Quincy Adams did, hare tried to strike State
Rights io,o the Dust and the Republican
doctrtne Of rigid construction to find home, if it
could-a home where Having no home in Europe
Asia and Africa, and Southern Amerca-to find
home where? On the confines Of this earth, u e0uld
Not JeIieung, not hnhing, but that with three such
mighty ooarriors as Mr.. Webster, Mr. Clay, Mr. Cal
houn-and, permit to add, the Hon Benjamin Wat
false DISCUSSES Developments and Alternatives, that
the good old doctrine of 'True Blue" Repubiicanism
and generation for the Constitution, could long survive
their TRUSTS But yet ocs 1t yet Grcs in the
hearts of ajory Of The american citi.cns# Heaven
in its mercy, help the sefslyled Wings! Those who
for Snch and such measures, such open and pal
pable breaches Of the Constitution Bank, jntcrnai-
hnprorcmcnt Tariff gf Protection, &cA &c, and then
have the and audacity tv turn 10 their oppo
nents and say, We are the true presrrrers, s"Ppos,
and defenders Of the Constitution Such j. II.
Peasants and L. W. Leigh the head and tail, the
"whoc.h"g Of the Fhig purity in Virginia. The guar
dian Angel IF the Constitution, thus addresses and
claims. Preserre, proect, defend from such friends.
Open and undsguised enemies, | fear not fear not
the crowned heads of Europc-ther legions of hired
assassins: and millions Of gold. But, preserve me, Holy
Heaven, preserve me, from enemies disguised friends
-jrom ruors introduced through tie booeis Of '',cood
horse into my via!s, that coRRoDISG CAScEE Of
.ELosGArlos" IN And thus it is, sir, that treadng
in the footsteps of a. Hamilton: though you agree with
your constituents 'entircy and exactly "t-trrading in
the footsteps of Mr.. Clay, and Mr.. Calhoun, and MIR.
Webster OF Hartford ncmory-tha you and the Little
Gentleman. Of the Uhig, would introduce yourself, if
you could the chair Of President of this great and
glorious nation Of Freemen. Glorious, sir in defence
of its rghtsin its hatred of Aristocacy-n its hatred
of Monarchy, and all things tending thereto. 1t is said
Of you by your friends, that you "Rcpubican
just such john Quincy Adums-just such
A. hilton such II. Clay and &.
Cahoun for you and else separate them, try
you WILL neither In their support u mca
sures aims ends They. your friends, you
Republican. Sir, did it look like it when in the Viz
gnia Convention, you denied TO all who paid taxes and
bore arms, the right Of sutrage Sir, George ILL.,,
who declared against Us, as his COLONIES, or the
Colonies Of Great Brain did not Try harder to conquer
and keep in chains, than you did in tho Virginia
Convention, to keep the Right Of Suffrage among the
LANDED Arstocracy and, if to judy by your
crons i'll the cause George H. did not love Astccracy
more than did your honor Lordshp, B. W. Leigh. And
would have gone TO George Ill., asking the prl-
vcgc OF Suffrage for all who paid taxes and bore arms,
had he then been alive; and sooner too, would have
gone to the then reignng Sovereign of England TO
tend that rig ht to my countrynen chad he the powrr
than would have gone to the Hon. Il. w. Leigh. The
present confused aud miserable Right Of Suffrage is
Justly attributable to your rXertons and you would nave
sooner seen, doubt this Sovcrci gu State split in
twanS than you would have yielded the right 10
tho Of ircehoders much less 10 all those who paid
lakes and bore ars-tIus combining the Right Of Suf
fragr is IN France and Engiand 10 the Landed IRIS
tvcracy.
repeat here, what said in former No. that is, that
the Whiy said lit predetermined whether the Amc
rican Revolution would have taken place. had you
lived at that time. THUS | have il from the Wing
himself that it is doubtful rho loved liberty in the EN-
gish sense, more Than Ccorgc Ill., in Mc loM Century,
8. ". Leigh, 'g FIsiaia,' IN the enlightened lNh
Century,
stated in my first No, that should not be surprised
in due time you droppedlhe Clay flag hoislcd
and you placed at its feet but it may be, that instead OF
Mr. Clays feet, it may be at the feet OF Judge White
hope Judge White from the respect have for him,
will refuse the embraces Of the selfsyed Wing party
for as he folds in their coil, lie is politically dcad
No man can stand their cmJracc-He falls, and will
fa probably alone from that cause II he suffers them
TO catch him in their taons-Ie falls Death
has pointed his at man. from the foundation OF
Minns 10 the present time H-But, let us examine
little further, that the public may have fair view
Of the subject, and see on what side OF Inc ques
ton the ~ little gentleman" editor Of the Wlg) 49,
And now with Benz. w. Leigh and Chapman Johnson
IA new Richmond Junta-No the old one come to lille
again. and terminated with new hopes, since the re-
mova Of the Dcpositcsa subject on which all the three
have stvcn their utmost to throw dust in the eyes OF
the people, tlut this trio oih undecided poccr might
ruic porern md direct this no-prncpe Wing party
and by the of that party to endeavor to rMc GO
rcru and direct the people Of PrginIa-elect such do
rcrror as Ltcton ". Ia=c1rcu Public Printer Stalc
Attorney aud such Senator b. ". Leigh-p'osert0'
ing nN Ohcrs):-
This little gentleman Of the Wing, think started
his Wing paper in Richmond, in support OF the
"Whig" Republican, John @: Adams, and Subse-
cuenlIy took up the Wing" Republican, Henry
CLyEbolh iinmito,,ian Republicans as have
proven in the first part of this No; for the Peo-
pie know, from what Mr. Jefferson says that M
Hamilton thought limited Monarchy the best Co.
vernncnt Nov, will the I" Wing" any kind gentle
man for this little gentleman Of the /" Whig,' please
inform tie public, There is, was, single act of this
:singuarIy pula Administrator that was not sup
ported by the said 81 Republican Wing Edor'Ino mat
Ter hot-whether it be the orignaiion of Panama
Mission or whether be the Sold and lawless dccara-
lion Not to be palsied by the will of constituents -
Now mind me- reader ASH whether tho acts ofths anti
Republican Administration was not supported ny inns
then National Press, now Multiplying Press: and no"
in chanGc bis dnCt