Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-25

tack placed upon their journals, yet his friends may
have the modesty to assert the Governors right 10
have himScf spread on :he Journals of Che inuse-No
human being in the discnssinn of the resolutions, said
unkind thing of him, far | am informed
and there is nothing; in them at all affecting his
person. or his rights, or Prerogaiires. Why, then.
will he dare to thrust hiTself on the journals OF The TWO
HOUSES between the embcrs thereof md the people
WINS the Journal Of the old House of Bnrgess"s 50
il, if r gives public Lticr. rings the capitol bell and
among fathers M! Nor will The journal "i
constitutional Legislature BIZ dsgraced. as long
rs drop ri The blood of Saxon ancestors ming
in cur American veins But enough! The House and
the People know their rights aud the respect due hcIn
ul u' which they dar. naintan.
AN UNrERRlFlED FlRGlNlAN
IIvK I'M: EvQCiRER.
tn nc administration Candidates jar tic Se""c # pa
GESrLLmES: Let 4 fast friend c"njurr you to look be-
fore you leap The couatry has fallen upon evil times
times, truly appalling 20 the friends OF irrrdon-to tic
friends of vrlue-and to the friends of Democratic prn
cples throughout the Union. The integrity Of Virginia,
the virtue OF her StacsIlcn and the purity Of her rn
cples, can alone this Union from that ruin which
awaits the progress Of events. The mad schemes set
on foot by the Wings in various parts Of the Unon will
rs inevitably end III Iul to prosperity anu present
happiness, OF persisted IN the laws of mind and max
ter are Interchangeable aid indestrucible. great ma
tionul Bank be reGharcrcd by the States. Penn
sylvanla is TO be the seal of the monster Philadelphia,
that city Of Fcderalis,s, where RICH MES used Ia lIe
dirty c0trS TO rCpoacl and insult Mr. Jefferson inr his
Democratic principles is to control The politics OF tins
nation, by drawing the cstrings upon every branch
Of industry, relaxing them according to the ends 1" DC
effected. The President of that Bank, sitting las calm
Summers morning." will dispense woe or veal |"
millions of people, HIS contro! will br absolute and IT.
revocahe, if tbs great and dangerous mother shall b.
permitted to send her offspring away and settle them in
all the STILES But auxiliary To this scheme 10 another
that OF blowing up the state Banks to mere bubble, so
that they must break and fall easy prey the Ma
tonai Bank A National Bank is a Glvoritc scheme Of
many honest and we'll meaning men, who have lacked
only u convenient currency, and not to the uerlor
objects and effects Of great controlling money mono
poly upon The political institutions Of the country Such
L Bank will naturally enough have many friends among
the Republicans and tire disasters which must attend The
cupdily Of those who expand the Stale Banks beyond
the tension OF proper currency, cannot 'a to increase
them We mus, argue from 10 cDtct; and when
we see the Wings III all the States, the most clamorous
for increasing the for BankS, State and National,
if we wish to preserve to our aPplrst OF all countries
earth, its present solid prosperity, we should sun
and avoid all colos sorts and Sizes OF Wings
We should rrreubcr that the Wings arc actuatcd by
common principle in pollica morals "r in pu-
cs.-ln some States, they are the ruthless invaders
of the ancient order Of Free Asons-ln some, political
abolitioss, aud hesitate sgmatisc the of
beloved Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe,
aud Jefferson, with the whole host OF Southern States
men, Heroes, and Patriots, both living and dead well
fathers, and Ives, with the cpItgts OF ''mHn
stcucrs,' Stand piratcs,' &c &c, with thousand
others low and vulgar to bc named. i'm many places
tcy the arowcd Hartford Convention and oiGiasll.
toned Frdr rallSStle iar internal Improvement, and
Consolidation National Rcpubcansand IN other places
the Nuiers and real DSunloniS:s Perhaps they unite
generally in favor OF National Bank than any
thing else except that Miny above al! others earthly
and dcrOuHy TO DC cShcd for ~ thr-tliat S 10
upon the pOrrrs otcS &c. OF the Government, as
they say, rssard friends and punish cncmics, TINS
combination only hang togrtlrr as long as It remains
in the minority and hopes to attain the majority. You
may therefore expect the Of the party TO continue
for several years You may expect have the or
Dntiu Of the O
year year You may possibly i'll the next four years,
the Bank bubble rse-cxpand 10 It's greatest tension,
and burst. You may see another panic threatening to
sweep away the hardcarncd fortunes OF the honest men
ofte country, and to grind into dust the middling and
poor classes OF the community. And if tue councils OF
the Wings prevail you will most likely acted all the
horrors dcpccd by the hg orators during the lae panic
II is necessary 10 effect their ends, that this ruin should
come upon the country. The French War which the
Wings Of the Senate pro- cced and upon which they cx
prcted destroy the Administration party has been
rested by the good sense of the Kings Of France and
England. They found that the Wing Of the Sc
nate were be beleved-lh1t they leading, by
misrepresentation the Two nuons into unnecessary
war The two great levers with which the Wings now
to act 10 destroy the present Administration party
arc the currency, National Bank, and the abolition
otSlavery. Either Of these schemes, in the hands Of
his Legislature OF this Stale Tor two three success.
sve years would ruin peace. The first would be
the Ut wrecking our prosperity, and then ot selling
to the great Bank; and the second would dissolve tie
Union and set 10 cutting each others Threats.
1t is very generally believed by the Republicans, that
not less than re Senatorial Districts, having mnorlties
of Administration voters, represented by Wings.
And in proportion these Wing Senators misrcpresent
the sentiments of their constituents national politics,
they violent and pcrsererng IN opposing their
tlucnce and votes 10 the opinions OF those they ought
truly TO represent Two DISTRICTS last Summer, were
lost by the bad management of our own friends. One
Whg candidate came ont at the commencement OF the
canvass, and two three friends ut the Admins
tation in each District; and before any arrangement
could be made. the friends of the respective candidates
who declined, became ewhat indifferent TO the cause
OF their country their ardor nbacd; and but little
interest taken for their party. The Wings proIcd
BY these LILLE dsscnsons. 70, uded upon sectional and
local considerations, and which could not apply to them
for Hhss Hhigs, the distrirt orsr-In this way,
the Wings expect 10 GRITTY of the Senate IN
few ycars-and, unless you act as true patriots, they
will effect their designs.
Let your main and paramount object be, to secure
true and unbendng Democratic Slae%-flghl Republic.
can friendly the Administration OF General Jackson
and the election of Martin Van Buren, to represent each
District Let your own personal aspirations be entirely
secondary consideration. Let the It your
try be your cause. Never let your be coupled
with the reproach of defeating your party, and succtng
your Districts the odous condition OF being TsrePrc
scented Never aid in claiming your friends TO the car Of
Wggcry. Do not hcarken to the willy ntre OF that
Party which you know will approach you with the STR
pcnts vile and the scrpenl's wlckedncss, to g1in your
confidence, destroy your principles, and dsgraca your
srveS.
and virtue, 10 settle among you by some means he nora
BILE alike all, and to the Of your country, who
shall alone against the Wing candidate in each dis
,ric, Do this quicky-do it fairly. Let every II an
submit his prctensons TO common 1rber IN the d.s-
trc such may be agreed by all and unite heart ard
hand Make common battle against the Wings, they
will make it against you. Meet them at every point.
Your cause is just and you prevail. Appeal to the
people Of your counties To permit TO withdraw your
respective local pretensions and fist your coun
try-your whole country, from the n,schiefs which
await it. |
Gentlemen, act the part Of patriots and dsinerested
gle fair and equal one between the parties; and rust
the Justice of your cause to God who controls the