Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-20
} iIkV!iN LECTURE.

Vi. on.nion. lie o. ROANOKE was verse, vigorous
n . a., III his language, and uttered few phrases
81 ~ G$I re-, ill., Mr. Wise, the contrary, is an
"' .I in empty defamation, in the ScSqgtpdG!tn
-: 4, c..e not how much orators Of this sort
II lv pactZanS-wc have independence enough
e ''.,>" Ii iron. them Su!ltagcs. There is too
# "a .L.lgrir Washington on the floor Of Congress;
..,.s :. that every other legislator. proud Of
.i .. ii!m$y vcrb.age is intlictug himself up
q "a ;w ,.ety.atcs and sending ad captundum sem
c. vi. the ..!IcIy. In our humble opinion The sa
r.. : 4: S?s:he. Of the lloase Of Representatives
-" ny. hy.tr than that O. the Presdent Tor he Is
eaG.c like 4 target al! the fires Of contending
..-.,s without he possibility of escape Mr.. Wise
& r.i and font Of these wrangerS; and being &C
" 10 SNEAK Our mind freely, cannot but lament
g. y, has 5c.aa his speaking campaign again. Let
-. W. rs,st5sr how the business OF Congress was
49, o., - is las: sitting into two or three closing days
A ,,.s.>.;. =. AID hurried through without form
y. and Aow n.a1 NaS entirely neglected, and we shall
=, ,.,acltet win in our condemnation ot The long
.,,. u.elty,.v made from which such unfortunate
r.4is enSue.
TIE SCHEMES OF THE WINGS
Tie Washington Telegraph lectures the PhIlade yha
..,- Oh showing lis SaIIc-and begs to hold up lis
IT, The lnCui:er is more honest than lis colleague.
y .: once O: the war it intends to wage against
!; Huca Such too is the design Of the Telegraph,
. . affects 10 disguise it, and wrap itself up under
. g, u-ll<. contingencies. No print Is deter
,.i r.la Wal 10 the knife, than the Telegraph IL
! -. w:h ga.ly!ng opposition 10 the President elect,
... -,a md that Ii, MAS an lSUrycS! and il is
i:,:, 70 aF@ct an! reservations or assume any os-
c.~s l. j. too loyal slave to the lamp which guides
H. at - obey the wishes OF It's presiding genius.
r.. ,.,loa c! Mr.. Calhoun never sleeps. The Tee
:; T.. . ". "'''''' "' .s ''' 40, '''''
e., We have signs Sufficient from other quarters 70
E the ra.vss and determined S?iri; OF The Oprosi-
r., WIN: sass The Washington Correspondent Of the
G..Ha:s F.::.o>
?:,a!!syI - furnish YOU with an abstract CT the
,i.al. s,,.ecA Nh Wise delivered yesterday -bul 10
-: ,:.v found It spread out liz eXtenso IN the col.
r:;:s q tn. National ln,ciligencer this morning.
IN, and jrg Of course And ali these hits at the sick
lin "e: previously and deliberately designed in The CO
Sci ii: can;y. ia 10 be acceptable present to your
ir..: and doubt not you will give TO them, or at
has al.Iy Cuce extracts. and il s, therefore, IRneces
sz.y liz - write on. my notes / wish, however,
Go: .-yey % ycu sO:e notion Of the n&it"e~ OF the
s.;cc SPEAKER in Of his striking passages
q; Of he enthusiastic spin: with which he proclaimed
tit Il" battle Just fought not decisive. Let his
VOID: !qs every patriot ear, and rouse Us 20 renew
,Ciy,:,.Jn in d.lrnce 81 our Republican and consu
,aai liberty Defeated, but not conquered-clceked
L he i!t,oran bands bat not arrested IN their On1carG
..a tn Patriot Army is not discouraged or clSElayed
sa..vn bgi BOT stuck d0wn-rHE rLAG OF The COuN-
Thy /. TLY!SG! Believe me, Mr.. Editor. these
a., the u:92t"uE sentiments Of az classes O tic OppoS
ter n Congress- Ike days Of lie coming dynasty are
:;a'T",rjd.
IAe unanimous sentiments Of all classes Of opposition
IN Congress What is that sentiment $50 beat down
the administration OF Mr.. Y. L Just 'the evil genius
his country a"owed in Dec. $500, that he would beat
Own ". Jefferson administration. That same seNt
M: here expressed! bat III d.terent words: 1.-The days
:. TIE coming dynasty numtered'-that is to say,
!: Nr '. 4 discharge his duty; let his admins
tyn be as pure Mr.. JeIlersons, he must be beaten
tuHn-t.at Of the aspirants may take MS place at
~ n! Of four years
Another Of The Wing presses {the Baltimore CAro.
:.c.y' "a presses the same sentiment:
There is feature in The late speech Of Mr. Wise,
~, Is worthy Of entire admiration. 1t is The boil and
which he speaks of the result Of the atIt
,r-'e or the Presidcncy This is the which should
l. assumed by the Wings every where i'll public and pri-
~. They now feel that the dcsn!es Of the country
their hands. Let them not lose that conviction
.a:acSt .:po!ta'., element OF successlrcugh line
an GH !stifab!e dependency. Let all c-oakcrs and
:a2Ge.s Of defeat be avoided Let them carry their
predictions 10 The ranks Of opponents. Let not one
q .r: be allowed 10 cast the trvid giorlcs OF
sgnI cause asi ours, tie icy chineSs Of their de-
::a Nothing but lst!essness despair can prevent
ar cE;rc success at The nt1t contcSt.
These men thus show Us by tier construction OF NJ!
Vice. speech, wha, lac and The Wings design to effect
Var. umrcieninG war against The next Administration
Can there be any doubt of IL Hear what another OF their
month! pieces q, Washington says The following is an
extinct from long and elaborate letter mo doubt OF
" Brooks the Editor OF the \. \. Express published
!" tlat paper ofthc lith inst:
"WAsulSGroS, Dec. y, 1896.
..Nr. Tan Buycns 2An,iuiStrat0n-Ihe Opposition.
Before this majority Of TIE members OF the Elec-
ra Colleges for the choice Of President Of the United
Stl:s. have given tlcr votes for Martin Van Buren,
By the Constitution Of the United States, and ny the
o tie people lie has been pronounced elected the
Chief Magistrate Of the nation. Whatever therefore,
lg be nc prio0te feelings OF The tens of thousands OF
AMERICAN citizens opposed 10 MIR. Van Buren,, the hrst
CO.. prompted by that opposition commands US TO sub
II. ~ The yuLic will, which has placed this man over
cs This the limit of every mans public duty, either
toms country or her rulers.
"ipon this spot the Wings Of The L. Sd speak
~" intimate knowledge of the opinions OF the best
~ ;,d and most distinguished men OF the Opposition
n asiiagun)have determined to rase The standard,
both Vi their Submission to The Administration, and
h:r.r oHgnSiUa 10 it, Thus early, and even before ME-
an buren, Upon the duties Of his Office, will the
C"cs: enemies OF the present Administration array them
>g'.S against he future There is ober alterhattre
.Ht TnE SAME USCoMPRoMisiSG HOSTILITY TO
VI" VAS BCNEY SOW, AND rroH THE SAME rRlNCI-
PIN !i,! i;E EYER OPPOSED.
Upon tins ground intend to torliiy myself.
AAd then he goes TO ASST gR an argument Tor TINS
reckless proceeding, that Mr. v B. had been detected
% as he nominated successor Of the President of the
Z sales, while that President was in office, as II That
cant had no! "en sung and promulgated during the con-
as II The verdict Of the People had not been then
pronounced against tin word, man can mistake
lie Signs Of Ire ti:nes-TIe plan is, immediate and
7c"nPr0n$g opposition TO the Administration OF Mr..
buren-war 10 the knite-There TO be waiting tor
asTeiopementsno odgng of The tree by its fruits as Mr.
a"ioa declared and his friends acted IN the case OF
ar ADAMS We call the attention Of the People to these
;Ia''a'onsBnt who quais at the threats Of the Wings:
=" cares for their 'boid and confident tone: Who Sc
'2&Sy believes That 'hc Gesnes Of the country are in
'; aad$;' They hare employed every soc; Of weapon.
'"'E addressed every sor, Of prejudice They harPcd
upon every species Of sangand they were decisircly,
s"orsy beaten. Tie people of this country listened
" "'!r cant, and pronounced decislrcy against them
80 2"s as our cause continues u7rg and just, all en-
5';ened people Will Stand by it. If Mr.. Van Buren,
t'5< us dHty-and he administers tic Government On
'>! ana constitutional principles, he is safe. He may
- al Inc slang OF all the Slang wlangers Of the Press
-; tie wdeS; dcnunca,io,s Of iuIurialed orators
@y only serve TO expose the designs Of his opponents.
,'0"g can save him from their relentless vengeance
u ceprt'e h Of his friends, but his abandonment of