Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-12


This is ali night The Republican, should go forth il
all their sttengti'' long pull and strong pull and
pull all together, and their victory certain and
Plcte. We shall have panic TO contend with--and
public sentiment will have room and verge enough
to display all its powers
And ever the citizens have stronger
to carry-or nublcr motives la move them? The domi-
nant ~ of ihc present Legislature have been guilty
the raucrst and crosses. traasurcssans They have in
tr duecd the princpl ofproscrption into our ,, affairs
They have struck out n the ahcsi officers la the, State
from the Executive Council for npnions sake yirsn,
Is acknowledged to BE- the hist State in the tunn who
WIS arrayod against the Bank, and she will be- the last
t. support IL. Yet. have Meg rcelcc'cd Quasi Bank
man, as Scnotor of the United Stats She has
always been the most devoted TO that great sheet
anchor of the Peoples liberties the Right of In
sruct,on- She will never permit any Representative
to cast shadow of doubt upon its validity Yet have
they reelected Mr. Leigh, in defiance of the instructions
Of tlc People,
What case thcn can be stronger than the ono now be-
fore US Even these modern Wings admit that they are
gone unless they make the issue of Van Buren, or no
van Buren! But they have cantcd and clamored so
much about the Arch Magician that the hobpobin has
been stripped of almost all its horrors When the mon
ster does come forth in good earnest the People will find
II SO little like the wolf he has been painted that they will
ne indignant at the trick which has been attempted be
praciised upon them. They will find him to be strong
Staiekighs man; Republican from his first entrance
INTO public life man of solid Abilities and statesman
blessed with the greatest cquanmity Of temper Th,
People will TO this Delegate who now reviling Mr.
| " b. " Why abuse, this man now? Mr. A. did NON
not support him Vice President bu, three
years ago Did you not. Mr.. b., assist nominating
him, as Delegate to the Baltimore Convention; Hi,st
mighty changes gentlemen, have since taken place p
What has this great Magician done in three years to de-
serve such abnsc' How has he forfeited his character
for talent or for integrity that he who lately received
The votes of the great Republican Party of the Union
should now be "a painted Devil: Let his claims be AT
least fairly examined; and even if others be preferred
nm let INN receive common Justice your hands"
Some of the Wings freely confess that they beat
en- down and gone inevitably in the South unless they
are able TO start Judge White. " We (say thew will
rie White, and you will ride Van Buren,; and then we
shall who will beat the Spring races" We pray
you, gentlemen count too confidently upon Your
| he no
therefore be the candidate of the great Republican Party
lie must ,l-But if he be by the great Republican
rarity OF the country they will be able elect him without
your assistance And we take thing for granted that
II you unite upon one man, we will unite upon one. If
you scatter your forces with the view of carrying the
election INTO the House of Representatives, the Repub
leans will unite their forces defeat your schemes
May we before we throw down the pen, address
one word TO our friends in the different counties Our
opponents are admirably drilled They will start but
one candidate in the counties. We lost great deal
by divisions last Spring Let us be wise enough
to take lesson from opponents We too should
uni'e our strength upon one candidate; and the Poo
pie should If necessary, do every where what they
arc dolng IN some OF their countcs-take their own
cause into their own hands, and call upon their
strongest men to represent them. These the
times Tor patriotic citizens consult their ambition
or their convenience If the People ask them to serve
,heni, they ght 10 sacrifice vne of their ease II such
crisis as TINS If they find that their will be in
lured by their prctensons, let them do as John n
fumes, OF Abingdon, has DONE in the following manly
letter which he has addressed the citizens of his Dis
trict:
49, {, piiq44lii. 44l5iH4FI, gc
u9der date Of the 9th November 1884, ISaaoanccd myself
ss.e' The Hon H. previously aa'oGnsed i him
s ior the same office bad uniformly said when apo
e in ~ss that % other individual be
poo" OF % oppoag consented place
from statement cooa, , "Sr on inns Seasio II appears
i s M u w. Hopkins, Of Russell had by
oyenoe authorized friend to have him
the frat December M osn G come 10 hand until
public candidate Congress- suspended .ny GunI
nation Gs 10 The course should pursue until could directly
supposed probable that he might not of
se however of his undoubcd privileges 10 be caad
logger regard Permit mo 10 saw in aon
ns without solicitation oradvec Many
not enerain dissatisfaction this course my part
Bot the OF third gives probable earsS
,isSs esSSs to success defeat In ope, ngshandcd
But this reeaadea game where would o.
WIN and al the time defend myself against
sye, Open consent TO- My relations with Gentlemen
hope eer TO ask or deprecae the ooic They
myself we'll as both the sntm o s expression to
sns District, from any COLLISION in this matter, any
rom the canvass at this time A. did moi upon
o tne mere Parpo of defeating either of ,o
aSher am prompted TO withdraw from Ike motive
Others should more thaS @ o%cenei, to accord it
contest choose rather his additional aeI,sS sc
votes, would be uasntisfe,ory tr Ssa5
Candidates aS pGSi s % pa S p .o
S%gd s'' sG po:S % i q amo0 plurality Of sO,S'
The Caucus.-The ewing" might save itself from the
necessity OF correcting its blundcrs fit would APP
ply to our friends for information instead of relying up
on "hrst rumour The Republicans in the LceslSturc
have no secrets. They would frankly have told the
wing Editor what was done in their Meeting of Saur-
DAY night They will practice conceanents
The Wing of yesterday "JeiicreS it was mistaken as
TO the Van Buren, and White division in the Adminstra
ton Caucus Saturday its first version Of t,e
aiiair was, that Van Burcnism if all tales be true was
not much higher (than the thermometer below Or; for
1t Is said, so strong White party developed itself in the
meeting, that another became necessary An Address
, it is said, agreed upon"
Now, any of the members present would have told
MN, what one OF them tells us, that
In the Democratic Caucus some remarks were made
exclusively by the friends of Mr. Van Buren, mo man
WteVer ms sentiments were, avowed himself in favor
OF Judge Whitc) But even Mr. Van Buren's friends
said, as they went for principles and not men thew
thought 1t prudent TO await the expression of the Demo
cratic Party IN other States, the candidate TO be
ohered Tor the Presidency that their determination was
not TO divide the party and 10 surrender any man for
inc sake OF principle Tho speakers several of them
avowed their unqualified preference for Van Bnren hui
expressed their determination TO keen
dualiy ana collectively uncommitted at present Ma
uohal convention was approved of individuality but
LheTc was no suggestion ADVISING IL il being
best that these things should spring from the Peo
pie themselves. An Address was recommended 4, be
dra'cH, but no positive determination was expressed ne
IT necessary" q NNi
We claim no thanks from the Wing for being 30
communicative but would only ask in ref,lro
-Nhat were the dongs of his Caucus ON T,lcg
Gay night Tile "irst rumour," is that they cauli
agree upon nothing--and, Of consequence brokei M
without doing any thing-In fact the wonder 10
No@ such Picbald Party can get at all--the/ ct