Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-29

II Tie 3 ,stnn Atlas which, hy tie WY, IS Of
i4 reckless and infamous prints Published t;iis sd,
of New York; in announcing the triumph u: the people
in the Old Dominu:I uses The following language:
"Virtinia has gona for Van Buren, BY a consGe sa,!e
minority. The Old Dominion has heconIe about as de-
grade'i in her political character as New hampshire
: Does The Lta.Gess Top OF the Atlas know Tie history
of The State thai he calls politically degraded: Does lie
know that such an event is recorded the history OF
America: We think nos Or he never would have SLAM
drrrd people that nave made 50 many sacrifices upnn
the altar n FrccG0n as have ID" :'Es OF The Granite
Stale Drgladrd. did you say: New mpshIre degra-
deJ The State that IN the darkest hour u our cuunlfys
history, poured forth Lrr blood like wacr. pronounced
degradyd. by an nSo!pEt, ImFu1rni RECKLESS adVo'
cite al Revolutionary lorllsn. Wal Tie citlZrns
If Massachusetts c"untenancc tbs tnnl libel upon tic
character ci their sister Stale upon the Stale which
was tie first to rush 10 the rcscr" IN their hour OF peril:
Look at your b,a*lcG Bunker iIi.l Whose blood lies
there mingled ":h the patriots o. tie Bay State
Who we're the in that eain period. that breasted
r fiery storm AID struck the first efficient blow IN de-
fence OF til" rights Of man: Who we're they They
were the suls OF the very State which wictched thing
Of Yesterday calls 'd"gr"!C|!' New Hampshire can
proudly siaGd ~ amongst the independent soV@re!Tns
Of the Union and challenge iei ali 10 show more BILL
liant succession ct patriotic sacrifices Than g!uws up
on the pages Of her history. II was her LA%GpoS
tina, eGripprd her STARK. and enabled him 10 lead
her cil'zr soldiers check The onward rush OF Tie
hosts Of Britain and her myria!d0ns at Bennington -
To this gallant achievement was tile Western part 81
Massachusetts indebted tor safety. THIS ae lifting
,h,u.rh it was turned tie tide Gf victory in favor
Of .Iie pa:ro,s and resulted in the utter prosration
nr their opprcssnrs No State Of The Lnon furnished
mere sndirrs proportion to her inhabitants lan New
iamp>i.r, and history rsti"s that none we're better.
VIRGINIA ana \. Hampshire IN That trying period !nugh.
side BY side: and when Britain with ronlc ndrd dcspo-
,u aran attempted 10 eEcDach upon ;hC!gGts Gt the
r;i:on the Old Dominion and the Granite State were
frrG uv;n the side Of their c"ntry. Where then was
massachusetts: Where! Ii the bands "t domestic tran
tors: r!ylin treason with jain Henry: and cndcav"Tiag
Ia disucn.Ler the sacred UEiGn the AK o! oar Political
sa:y Ard !as not least at the presen; trying PERIOD
;rI.o Tie cd enruv cr free institutions is n-ain III
tie i.i guatrd by tn" concentrated venam 81 halt
century, and armed to tie teeth wth every device that
p.Iilira! cunning engender, Firgma and t!aiHp
Shire cuir arm in 10 the rescue ad strike ho!c III
tucc 81 Tn. propI, May il ever be lhos with these
I,n valiant States When their banners shall be array
~ or cppositc sides then iEIcCd shall We ur'n5e "'
the sa!ity of tie Republic.
|; i'll Gccp,.lrs the bay editor OF the Alias 10 apply
such foul SANDERS this State, when, III his own CITY,
4, every step m FAUST stumble upon some one &" lie
uor,h;Is who in the second Of Independence, de-
GRADED themselves bY degrading their country Ii there
IS any thing fur which New Hampshire should blush 1t
s that one of rr -rcrcant SOFAS should become the rang
i'm, pon, of the reasonable Ng torys'n OF Slassachn.
s, Should the Granite Salervc consent 10 br nnscd
about like Vermont. by The "SebrGrns AFiSt"5racY nt
t,,.;on we viii echo the sentiment Of Their wrricErd
caterer u The Atlas. and pronounce her P"I!cai!y de-
urade!"-.H II. G4:rHG.