Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-06
POLITICAL r..
from the Petersburg Coestclle;tof:')
s.THE WIG ADDRESS.

THE WIG ADDRESS, .
aha, be lust as respectful towards this ADDRESS IS u
deserves Like The double tongucd party from when 1t
ananates bears evident marks OF being the oispfHe
of more than one father Persons not aniar wiz .le
remarkable features Of the Senior Editor OF Inc f>c
mond Wing, would probably lmpute to MN t''e ftuuuI
,nn or ,hont twobiras Of this 3j|c Address, Ssuch
the greater purt of i: opne. sprang from al adler
more dangerous Nnier lis long tail hangs 10 us u"t
and heavy hcat!, Hike flaming rec riaoen :'ct'su ~
ieaden BAIL But the rost rnE:s'ng ana !aacroas part
of the whole matter is that three Presbyterian en!efS'
ten gentlemen of the long robe one Senator, one hfo,
and county Court Clerk, should be engaged ieP'ns
Peasants TO throw s toy comet about through Inc s;
I:r the amusement of children and gawky wing adas
MANY things in this faced address, e:e so garing
" absurd that they reflect much diseredit Gron the M
tegence of the respectable '!a Aaahs anu icy ,hsm
whose names are appended to it. Perhaps some OF mem
meyer saw it. Perhaps others were ods y, ana oo
moi take time to read it very carefully " may oe'
pIosans told tlem-ce have READ it. and Il any gree
ron can calmly read it, aud dspasSonacly weeA lis
nten,s and then 90 TO the pes and vote for Y. Borea,
are far Peasants) for one, would not desire ms Foe
for the candidate Of the people: Ian any o0oy upon
earth tell who Peasants candidate OF the peone Is; IS
i, Claws old Hero Of Iippecanoe or t5e!fS sPo''eu
,ir:' or Webster. VINO it, Now, Mr. peasants,
am a freeman, and never took ohce under 'ohh " no'
asked office under Andrew Jackson, nor expect once
under v Burtn, and care not one whit %nrtner We,
Mr. pleasants desires my vote for his and Clay double
faced ticket or rot shall '"ote for MAJ ~ An
BUREN, am a freeman; and sufficiently informed 10
know that the following passage from your Wing AID
dress is not /; the clean thing.
The Bank-So much was he Its frena. tHat ne de-
sired TO trans il bodily to his own imperial city, IN
ill its doom sealed by the people
challenge any and all the signers OF your wing Az.
dress to prove tina. Van Buren, was "the friend OF
the u S Bank" would ask them moreover II tsooert
Stanard J. B. Iarye Jas Cake and John II Peasants,
were among "the people, who sealed tie doom OF that
"mystery ctiniqniy. would ask them If they 60 not
know Mr. Nan Buren, among the People, that seaied
,bc doom o: The Bank" They hno,o he was And here
is one aye the chief ground of their opposition 10 Van
Buren, If not, what is? Will they tell an intelligent
ocopr that ss.y expression of Martin Van bnVen Ut
tered in feeling of indignation and resentment at inc
unmanly course Of lis cnenIies, in the Senate, who
spitcully recalled him from England, for the couo'e
purpose Of disgracing him, and Of notifying the
President, IS reason for opposing MS election =
Their great good friends Clay, Calhoun and Webster,
BY their remurFecss persecution Of Van Buren,, mace
the generous and yruous Jackson his devoted 'aeno
and because, in morlent OF lndignauon ana graz.
Iade-irdignaton for his enemies, and graotuue "
his insuI,ed rend-he told that friend, those enemies
and the American people, alt glory enough Tor MN
10 have sarved under such chief, sncn Ireno-thc
old paraans Of Clay would mpu'e to him great ser ,
Witty and sycophancy; and tell us 1t was %
Illumination forgetting IF choose TO take X IN tnat
sense that "c ihat hUr,hlctA himself seH 1e e16ffHl
Am too warm? I hate oppression; and love not the
man who will no: warmly cspoase the cause OF TIE op
pressed. ,,,. ,.,.
Another passare in this two-fathered Wing Address
i, is this Tic rcaorai of tic DepostteS he was oppos"
cd to- in his private mind; but when the President mac
ordered he of approved w no mace tneSe slgH
ing WHO gentlemen scarchers Of Van Burens Frva.e
,nind:' But suppose this to be true Do these gtn!c
mar object him that he dsapproved the removal Of
the deposites? DO they tell US Van Buren, was 80
yiading the Presidents orders when they ueed to
tell us ne was sine great Alagriap that ruled the Pres
dent by his spelS-when in THE very sddresS, they a.
sinuae the same thing; They tell u.s. in cant too low
TOO demagogucca for any of the respectable gen.
tlemen signcrs, " You remember by what covert and
not yet explained arts, luminosity against the second o
in the government Uobn G. Calhoun was kindled
in the nina Of the President, and famed until it broke
forth into blaze by which his honor scolched
and hlackened. During ell this time Mr.. Van Burec
stood behind the President daily rising in his favour
You may conjecture by what arts he fiourshed, while
all whose crime it was To be obnox to him. fell You
may deem it not unchasitahle to imagine that he
not wholly unconcerncd in tnt-cang pets and in sti
mulaDg the resennens which never failed 10 takethe
direction most favourable TO his ntcrcstc,!"
appeal every honest and candid man u,on e,rth
whether Christian, Jew, Heather or Mussulman To snv
whether he ever met with any thing like this con,ny
from high minded unprcjuuiced gentlemen fwould se
rously ask INV countrymen, if they conneaauce suei
Injustice; whether tom the partzans Of Clay Calhoun
or any Other man:
These are hut few of the black spots the fiery tail
Of this leaden Wing Comet lfothers should not be ex
posed By ADLER hands, mine wil be the task.
SPIRIT OF GILES.
1.-THE vericyt Virginia know tina: Ter
White fer Gays candidate Rcpuhiicans remember
of und do his duty Solsoren
men, political rights the prize fight maintain
against Wnigsery and chartered monopo'ies