Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-13

troduce AZ least two very conspicuous in your
county; with one Of whom, Mr. Westmofcland unless
am much deceived, you are pretty well acquainted;
perhaps, however, you mcy not recognise him, when
shall nave dressed him up in his old clothes Before
proceed TO inns part OF my duty, will premise, that to-
the rcvcrse-but former occasion pledged myself
TO let the people know who attempting lead them
III th:se gentlemen had contentcd themselves with rca-
sonable opposition TO the Administration OF the man
whom they proicSStd 10 admire should pass them
by but they have oustrippcd the most violent or The
party IN the warfare which they carrying on against
hun and all of his friends and their recent effort to
con'rou the district makes it necessary that the pledge
should lc redeemed.
have noticed your aluson 10 eur worthy and able
representative IN Congress resort TO such ptnl
.is'huatons Tor party purposes is unworthy of you
they are ialscknown to be false. Snrh tricks can ne.
yer nJure such man. in the estimation the people he
represents; fthey could, then indeed would private
station be the post Of honor The machinery is
now IN operation TO destroy the confidence in aud aic.
ton Of the people for that virtuous man. which has boon
worked for the last four or FIVE years IL is true Won
have some little accession of strength i'm your cony
but the materials be Judged Of when tell YOU that
one of the most distinguished of the party in ISIS. in
speaking OF the candidate, in opposition to Mr.
Chinn stated, that his conduct had been as black as if
he had gone to his stable and stolen his horse No ex
Pah9lon has ever taken place which have heard
Oh Inc motfreS which caused him then to speak of
Mr. T., others will understand All things considered
he is now good general welfare" Wing; and is bnsy
engaged IN the holy crusade against individual he
may envy, but equal Not contented with his
efforts IN his own county, he has recently
to gentleman in another part ofthe district to Join the
army which has been enlisted PROSTATE Mr. Chnn-
Before dismiss this Wing, will remark that although
nave Tor many years stood in opposition Mr. r. have
ever entertained for him, great respect and fendsbp
anu Delieve the above charge TO be uniounded.
VIII now SIR, fearing may not be right in my con-
Jeciue, introduce TO you, another Wing; believe he
sdis haset " Jcficrsonian State Rights Republican
wing whether he is TO be considered by others time
only VIII prove; certain it is, he is the Acknowledged
leader OF the Pull Down Party of Westnoreland This
wing; some years ago, wanted scat in the Virginia
Legislature and in order to make work of it, concl
ded would be best give in his political creed in the
form OF aprned circular copies of which were very re-
morally circulated; but from cause or bv some
medns they have disappeared. knew of but one and
regret that 1t is not before me but | recollect
TINS remarkable part of it % Federalism stands ON the
same elevated basis, which it occupied i'm the DAYS of
flckcring, Hamilton, and the elder Adams whilst De-
mocracy has been dashed around the wreched circle of
impo'ent speculation. Here is Jeficrsonian Republ
canism FOR you'll! He, too, in 1920 fought noble bat
ue against Mr. Il. he spoke voted and wrote against
MN; and such pieces, the district will long remember-
formerly, IN their efforts to destroy the best men in the
district and elevate themselves on their downfall "mnv
ihey 1--we thousand years In taking leave of them /
VIII presume TO advise them, labour In their own vine
yard; not to travel to Richmond and Northumber nnd
countless to make panic speeches. with the vain hope of
making any Impression those truly republican peone
not TO make such violent and indecent attacks on those
VINO honestly differ with them. Let them remember the
ola saying that those who live in glass houses should
not throw stones IL hoped they may profit by these
hints II they do, for one shall et them alone - I'm,
IL they shall continue in the reckless course can
assure them, that abundant materials are at hand Ia e
their Interior views and WILL doubtless he used by
VOTER OF WESTAORELAND
January 6, 1885