Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23

prevails al the presen; day. LI;r ,ru. and Of the
nroof i, Affords that the bone ana sem
nv laoG vii never tolerate power ~" m'1 ~
their ,s or nfRe ,etth Mc'r rtsn.s r srIsn Of In
s q. ,,scI;ye Tarif-the dangers OF system VI l
n's' Pimrrcyeucnt, which claimed power VI aPpI"'
nr;a,;on as unlimited as the term Sc%cr4t
pnLnlowcd attempts To nuliiy the laws oi VIC UNIV"
I'D disn,e nher the conicdpacy- were not 10 NC o.ct
nn,a and repclled without creating excitement Nuf |
can we hope domestic relations entirely tran
ouI;zed as long there is power within Their posD
CAPABLE OF uniting such Heterogeneous cienlenS o I
cord into Que common foe to The principles OF tifpuon
capsm That power is thc Bank Of the UEed otuoS'
Notwithstanding lis ad. lttcd and well ascrt,a'"cu ~"
ruron the country is full Of the rrooi that TINS
is vet in the field OF pohucs, IN iul conn'"'oh WIN ~.
variuus interests which have for the last sever l'
heea aiming To mould the Federal GnVrrn;I''ht '"'" az
instrument to extend the partial and Sec'toi' "
expense Of the ~ nsra and c"nst ul"ha' ,
the nembces OF our con'ederacy' ~ pyJ in ILr
An institution us this. subtle ana uhuellre i; H
u.o,a ,r Tia onnr,,jons as il is rich and po"eEl" |" S
means will not have advocates III c Tup., p,ss' on
else where OF every hue and profession, Is "o' 'o
tain Than that the people will repair any oe"c' winch
90, max. mn The ci,a,t! of her rights. 10 DC c'nonnc
al no the avocales of such foe is but to rc ,"" 'a!
we arc al cur posts, and that The trusts -
are yet unSuiIcd. =. 1;,J r ,
Van have said that nv election was 6rpic'Pd as 4
.rnrss c,.mr IA The country than pesticncc or
famine |, is not NV province TO cflinae tils iTc'on
which thus boldly denounced III ADVANCE, ',e
of the measures whcii The country t'Initeu ''t " P"
1
no, nronue6 merely hv wish to njnre me- lhey hau
h;ghar ambition to crafty. They aimed at thr pros,
traon of the principles witch the country hau ueIc
should he brought into operation ne part! "h'G' "
ersined these feelings fell into hc error, universal WI"
those who disrst the capacity Of the people fof sell
governments Of expecting to ure ;e ttrpuohca" cause
by uSsaing the individual whom II Eas monarch WIN 10
confidence and trust. The party is using 'c SANG
means now tn=accomplisl is object IN inc n'lc"Ft :"
represei: me as Dictator if the people conl'nHc 10 VIII"
hold from them the power to administer the
Such charges pass by NE as The Inlc wilma NY 'te
bu, the tcvlces Of exposed and disappointed anh'n
uud cannot but benefit The cnuse they lnlendco 10 destroy
o., r M. yoHysoy-On Monday last, agrecably to
neyous invitation this distinguished patriot and states
man visited the citizens of Henry county, and upon oc
ny invited by the citizens Of all parties, he addressed
them in a speech Of about one hour length. we are
informed bv gentleman who present, that lieFr
werc five or six huntrcd persons present, and that the
most rcrtcct good order mud good feeling pteVaiea Gu
ring the spcaking and that the citizens rushea 10 inc
tavern in crowds 10 see the man who iaa cone 81 uC''
fo them ana nr or common county
Col. johnson has been Invited 10 ficnnngshurE; |"
ruhiic dinner On Saturday next and has accepted lH
invitation lie ln* also been invited and Wall attend III
Franklin county MUnddy, the l|h INST, Tie ISL Gay
nj ,br Circuit Court to shake his Old companions ID
arms hy ,h, hand &c In fact are informed that
Col Johnson has received. and IS daily feceVlng h''
,a!ions from al parts of The State to visit ,hTi, ana
that nc designs II viSi, as large portion OF Inc c%cS
o. his native State before tie election III November as
j.. can The rpo;lt are anxious their war worn
veteran who has ored IN the field and cabinet long
ana so faithfully for them; and we hope that ne w gra
ty as many Of them as 1t practicable Tor ann 70 o.
[Frnmkfon .1rgGs
| JrpcE WHlrE :7rE Pcopie's CASpIDATE In Viz
ginia the Wing party drsparng OF carrying that STATE
with his Judgeshp White) have brnng ht TO his n!d Tie
name General Harrison II being understood by inc
party leaders. that The White electors who were already
nominated are remain unchaugrd and, III case OF
their success before the People, that shey shall vote IN
the electoral College for whichever candidate title or
Harrison receives The largest number ct popular voes
in the State OF the dishonesty Of this new scheme"
.hcre cannrt be two opinions. it is nsdIous lnVa-
sion of popular rights because it is impossible tor such
peri of the People Of Virginia vote for either can
iia,e 10 whether they voting tor HARRISON or
Waite TO be their Chief Magistrate They vote h''nu
iid-s submitting their suages to- the caprc;GnS crcree
of Chance. We look upon this scheme MS but IT.
tie less an,-republcan than that Of Mr.. Clay to bring
| the election into The House OF Representatives,
There view, however, 10 be taken OF this move
in VIRGINIA. which make ii fortunate for the Dcnlocra
CIV that it has taken place Il has brought together two
names, Which has always been the great object OF Inc
fet!rralists in this State, to keep asunder II has "
ted L4ldre White and General Harrison IN the same ro
cai family; and rIs forever settle the question oil inc
apcsacy OF The former from the Republican party IL
is in vain 10 say that Judge White had hand Ill tins
Dar,y ianS:uyre lie ERbrs rCr4 7cN that re IS TuaH'"
hant in hand ,rAh Gencrn Iarrison in lUs'"ta. and
ne knows also that General Harrison has always belong
ed to the FrdeG pary and has ever been ana IS no"
The open, bitter enemy OF the present Repnocan i''
nis,latiun.- Fnnduiia Heeisttr.
tt,yy;Soy,s s11crrW in Obio-in 1920 The General
n candidate fer the Office Of Governor, and obtained A.,
Bis out of the Is Clio votes polled that OCCASION
What has he done since to render him more p"rnia
than he in lc2O Can Ills present supporters tell ;
! fiNaiSriiic .1drCrtiScr.
Tic federal papers have overlooked one of The most
important P1jc Strriccs uflhcr candidate for the fTe
! dcncy. Here ii IS
:. Ge" Hcr,iyon presided at ga"h-p""ie meeting i"
! Cincinnati. IL 1884 :"
We trust that the Boston Courier Che only federal pa
pcr in tie; Union according the hrnnebcc journal
! which, does support !ia:rson) will SOW TALL IN and
! hoist h;b ha.ns- .-.'i0iac Aye.
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A casc of great novelty was tried Wednesday last.
before the Crcui, Superior Court of La" and thanceI
for Spoltsylyania. Judgc LomAN prcs;dng We aiiud'
to the case Of Paine Smith. The plaintiff som" years
ago brought action Of Dctcnue III Orange superior
Court against his brother in which jury gave YER
die; TO- liz ,cIant Conceiving that his attorney
| Mr-now Jddge--Da Barbour, of the Supreme Court oi
Tie United States had been gully Of neglect nj pr"rs
>ional du;y, or deficient in skill in the conduct OF the
suit paync brought an action against him fer damages,
in Orange and had the removed 10 CuPcper county
The trial came about four years ago-Wm. Smth,
Esq for tie planti:f. Judge Barbour disdaned to de-
! ind lac suit, and not at court but two grnlIern
o;.e Cunepcr bar volunteered in his behalf The trial
lasted DAYS and resulted ms might have been anti
!coae. from The well known ability and zeal Of Judge
BARBOUR in a verdict for the defendant
favne next instituted suit against Smith, ms cohn-
sci II, Payne rs Barbour, for neglect Of duty and wan,
Of professional skill. The continued from time
r. TO tmc and was subsequently removed to this county
It CANE Tor trial during the last Smith did moi
defend the suit, and the jury gave verdict of one thou
saHc dollars damages The Judge granted new trial
wl.ic,, ,ok place Wednesday lost Plaintiffs Coun
SCI. hr. Preston, OF Bamore-Mr. Smith appearing
for himself Verdict for the Defendant.
We have never supported BY less evidence
All the Plaintiff witnesses. as well as several o the jury
in the case of Payne rs. Barbour, testified 70 the fact
TIA, Smith had managed Che with great zeal IND
ability twas also in evidence, that while The jury were
in their rooul i'avne had expressed himself in terms