Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24

The iteh OF Mr. Wise, for notoriefv il az rcstlcss n
was the ambition OF Themisoces Is he afraid of helm,
forgotten, unless he is constantly within the public vi
sons Om cfsight, out Of mind If he cannot spout he
must sertcoc His aspirations confined TO Con
gress Hal-bdt here is this restless spirit ADDRESSING
long letter to the General Assembly of Virginia
FIRST be CONSTITUTES the following resolution as request
ing nm 10 lay the AntAboli,on Resolution, before the
House ot Representatives:
Reea That the Governor be, and he hereby requested ,c
pse.en,aiiyes Congress- Executive of of
., ,me Unon with request that the may
Some Of the Me,nbers ofthe General Assembly assure
u.s. that II never entered into their heads that their
TeSPeece legislatures meant include the single
g'sia'ive body Of which Mr.. Wise is a member--aod
they contend that according 20 all fair construction
States - ~ ~ '''e
Nerf--Mr. Wise comes with long ans,ccr TO the
Governors communication of these resoluons-and
begs him TO lay il before the General Assemble TLa
Governor, "nothing 10TH, complies with this reoyes,
ana shows that while he will sometimes do less than be
bound to carry out the requests of the Legislature he
at other times is willing 10 do than he bound To
carry out the requests of others -
ms letter Is like Mr. Wises speeches. sort of Ola
'he WIND blow up the bubble of his repu-
taton, and create sensation. lie talks of the wrongs
he has suffered from the Speaker when he has been ne
n'ueu 10 40 more during the session than any other
ineoer lie abors to raise the fears of the South and
us suspicious against the North An Abolition Panic
isthe burden OF The Letterand among the munitions
M'[ ,oi 'e SPng Election Fl Tyler Leigh and Wise
MAKE the cauldron of Party boil in April!
The Charleston Banner notices our course towards
W.T. Le'gh; and cannot divine the motive that actu.
ates (us) TO this. Wonderful indeed If we were
not to arouse no,o ,chen to do it IT, when the
vital principle of free Institutions at stake we do
not exert ourselves defend would be high time 10
Jay down our arms and be treacherous TO our cause
nheh the very enemy is in the CITADEL the centinel who
sleeps at his post deserves be dsgraced Mr. Ieigh
was active IN 1872 against Brent and Giles-and SO were
we lie has abandoned the great right of which he was
the champion--And must we initiate his example p
why is every Republican press--indeed every Republ
can IN virginia now active? Do you ask their
-
Mr.. H. G. Pendeton, of Giles, and Gen Hoge of
montgomery (Republcans) candidates in that Sena
.orai Distrct MIR Henry Erskine, of Greenbrer the
only Wing candidate. Can our cause carry donble in
that district We have the decided majority and it will
oe our aut u we are beaten. Our friends should have
an eye to itclose ranks, and concentrate upon one
pan county too they say has ord candidates on our
siue-and but one on the Wing Will the Republicans
IN ina" hePuocan county suffer themselves be beaten
by n decision in our ranks?
bo.etort-Ihe Fncastle Democrat of the 18TH states
.u' .he democracy of that county had no meeting at
Sourt-because understanding that Messrs F. b. Mil
Ter and George w. Wilson, our present and we'll
were willing again to be candidates. and
10 '"eie appeared no disposition to bring others bu
perfect Willingness, again, heartily support our old
incunoents and the meeting having been called ONLY for
tne purpose oi producing unanmy the party in the
event oil their being any probability of division it was
deemed unnecessary TO organise, formally TO nominate
we can assure our friends at distance that there
- no oahger oil the Democratic i'm this county
he party are as decided and united as eyer-We tbnk
tat the reelection of Messrs Miller and Wilson is Ger
~ We authorised to announce WV MoCov 80
candidate Tor reelection to the House of Delegates from
the county of Pendl,to ton ~
We cannot compress the world in a nutsbellyy
may truly say, we were more crowded with
interesting articles. Our columns will not contain
the fourth OF what desire to publish MANY ex
ceiient things, both in manuscript and in print mnst
DC crowded out We are exceedingly DESTROYS of pub.
iIlshing the speech of MIR. Hubbard, Senator of New
hampshire, on the motion to receive nm abol;
tlon petition. Ii is admirable speecf-one of The hes,
which was delivered 1t is calculated TO do mucb ser
wee IN the South. He is worthy of the land oc Jobn
Eahgdon. His brethren are among the best State Right
democrats In the Unon.-We have also some mostysn;
'ed articles from that talented paper the Marnsbnro
Republican 1t lashes Mr. Leigh with scourge of
scorpions The Republicans of Berkeley are rousing-
nave nominated Burns and Sebert for their candidates
-and adopted the resolution, sThat Mr. Senator eigh's
refusal TO conform to the Right of instruction degrsde
MN In the estimation of this meeting, and impTints
Iasiing stain on his political character Mr. Collation.
(Vmg) has declined his nomination.
snad ne Wing commences Mr.. Maxwolrs brilliant
DER might compare it with the speech Of Statesman in
this Gay paper We have need Benton poverf,
speech To- day-and shall finish il as soon as we have re-
ceived the rest of lit is worthy of the Orator and If
the Cause How loanes the star of Maxwell in compari
with Benon's pA''