Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06
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SENATOR Of THE u. STATES.

SENATOR o. Itif. L. = y i 70.
Tin. NJ xl So: -nn Of the Legislature will he al hcT
ec,ir,t and urrant one 4 GoyrrnG: md lmclrrI 2!
t. L. = Senate On The place ni Mr. !%lsh: "!'l h1s
sipnii;ri his intention Of gning his sent -!nor"c
rIrci;ou. tie ;cnpl Of the Eastern par! Of LID" State
are to -lr through their Representatives.. whether lie ~
cc last has brcn !n;c Us. III iii;"a pas III -" US
rih!iiu 81! h; o!~rs oil Line 'i""crnlc' Is 20 u COZ"
,n,;pI Whether the ia Of airc!i;m tyr i"st stations
is still to be confined % that portion Of u" STAIR regard
less u. our claims These highly important fi's'
tinn< Long xous. caIrn !ispaasIonac drihSTa'ioH
should pTcccie ;licir ':tc!sion.
T.r object "t ills communication, Is, 1" F';!s - r
notice e the Legislature. gentleman rin"ny T'''''
I'D to Gil the Important sinvn "i Senator, WINS" IL
lr,,& are nf the highest oIhr ard ":''!r aci'TcH'iH
ara. extensive jaws cDo" Eli, Esq ii itck:!n;E'.
i, wl and (! roraJiY known to the Sat-. H. F"irs"ut'
ed the county ri ituckb;ir scrrr! ears Ia HE House
Of },crutts and acquired The reputation "i n"e OF Inc
,s .a:r:., aid able rbatrcs i'll that body. lie 10
strict. orthodox in his pU!riicu boPiTuiiS-a Krpnbcan
of .i:e J.!icrsonan s"lo"l-and s"und aiu rfhc"'
cal s:a.rsinan IL all lImCs, Ec has been i"rn! III
the ranks nr :he Republican paTty--ai';"g an! as
ss.ing in drvisinG measures calculated Ia nsuc" i!I
triumph y! their principles |" Tie graf Contest "'
LIS H.. rycIed il:sc.tn b.laoi President jackso
and has Welded his administration his "lTy support
I'm liz. LEGISLATURE lie lahon:cd nSs'iu@rsiy ~ lhc pro-
srcUon m sciri!'S calculated ~ advance The Interests
Of The st,e-rxhilrd hnsc Ir champion Of lnterna
lmurOvci,rnts-and advocated all measures calculated
To .upcve her condition. a!I !lrr dropping
energies. lie r!nioyed al las TALENTS and inference
session after session, in behalf Of the james R!Trf and
karaUa lnpTuYtlant, which IS 10 prove tl2 lie unal
m the sinking rrlnnes ,.i tn. Sl.:c-wch is 10 cheek
her Decline and her q hc7 GTn"T Condition. Ia
his advocacy ii SchriIs of Internal improvement he
has never stopped 10 nlITc "h;th'r Il would or"' i'll
his l.Id!1:r constituents ii s;...;;"t l.: !ii 10
know that i :nrid MD the restoration o. The :a..rn
r!ary' II tie .'O.d Dominion.
When the question Of :nath Caroli;ia Notification
was discussed that badly, lr stood forth III drcbcr 81
the Union-descrGcd in glowing c0Jrs, lis many all
l.u, and
glar" the sad evils that would attend lis dissolution In
the selection Of S"n.io lis opinions This question
should b. veil looked He s!.oE! not even be sis
prc,rd 81 leaning 10 this rdi0uS ani abrmni6c DC
t.inoa ,,crlar, directly witt! iii" principles up
or which the Union waS established. Nj McD'w,H
is s-:'G Lnir"i$t. and ~iil oppose ell measures that
would tend 10 e!!tct lis dissolution.
H.. IS The y::Tl aY2car al; The rgiit Of inst: uct!Ta
has a, all times S!.u" himself lis :r;cndand one
occasion in the Legislature rrrr'! argument IN It's
deir"r, which admitted TO - perfectly unans"H!a
be lie believers that The Representatives IS only an a;e
bound reflect The will ui his observation-disclosures 20
carry u, lc! wishes yield implied. ohccrcc 81 ii!":r
cclnr,uids return II them r trust t' l:ve con-
!!sd to Kim. As this right has been denied ~ Mr. ."is
we should, in ic selection ~! his sncc"Ss"F, be caFr
in 81 l. Ct whose Gr!nrns are III accor""cc wFh
tlog. n Tie Old Doln!non-cnd vino will. il tn" l-".
rsntrre slai! l!:n ii instruct i either o5ry those
Instructions II. vaca!e his EIrct Mr.. MrDowc
ald you need have fears "n ihs p"!nt IL would bc
innas<!br. without extending this COMMUNICATION 10 an
unreasonable length. h lis "h1r course IN tie
LEGISLATURE S:.iicc H. therefore. TO sag: that he %&a
regarded arangs the first men. it, in:rc'!, he was not
ll first that ;nIy IN ability ani r!oirrnca--tha
he WAS sIukcn Of, only in Virginia. hnt through
OH, the whole Unipn-ta! Ia; sr"rcies eagerly
ro,ht aud ryad-and universally commenced AS The CT
ft; Of lransccndan;y powerful! intellect lnia was
not t!c praise O! political friends oAE-S enemies were
t1rcrd iu cnnccdr il.
Ills E.:lriu r. lately rr,:.n.!ncnd anon Madison. o.
tie 7r:as, 81 the citizens oi Lexington. and published
III the ";,rqurc:' has 'cn universally c"'"pi!n"ned;
and 1t as a::n admitted hg all, tia! >I:rqaa"d) il has
;st L.cn SURPASSED M RS" from is pe!usa,
without :n satisfied, that il is the production Of more
Ian ordinary i"nt!iat il il IL" production Of mind
that has few equals.
Though 10 longer rac:jer Of the Legislature, ne has
not l'y therefore The less acv" in defence of his prn
co!?s He has doar luc!l for r. Van Brrcn-lle has
ben viga". and nn:sng in his cycrons 10 secure bis
election. Ills Address 10 the People of The county, on
lie d. Of the Preside Hal EIcctioH eloquent art
uble lie defended Mr.. Van Buren, successfully against
all the c!ar-cS that had been mad" against hpuatcd
the Republican Party The i"ra'taac" &" The con
test in Which they were eATg'd-dc!rnd"a ana adH"cai
Cd i!!r prncp:a-ad urged them IN sustain the.
n;ec Of the Baltimore Convention, w!p would be guild
ed hv tii"in in his administration Of !n Government
and w!p would preserve aHG sustain h"m Ills friends
considered il of his applr*; c:!sGnd the result
OF tie election proTcs, that lis effects upon the minds o
The people were very great. Every Republican rjnced
that his principles had able aid powerful adrocate
Suri is l!la man recommend for scat il the Sc
n7tc of the l.. 5. y Republican Of the JriiGrs0nian
a,!vrca'c Of The great RICH 81 ins'rnconan opponent
Of the duc.r!n" 81 NGiicat!"n-l rcnu OF IAN
Bu!cn-and cTE7l in talent and ability 80 any man III
tic Stale.
OF the numerous Governors and Senators which the
Stale Of Nirginia has had, but TWO of the former aud
oSH only Of The latter, have been selected from this side
OF The Ridge. The range Of selection, with the eIcrp
tirns neniioncdl has b., confined TO the East. The
East has furnished the Govcrurs-he East has furnish
ed The cnatosnh the Eo,. has enjoyed all the hcnors
Of r government This range %. selection has not been
50 confined, because Eastern talented than
ou7s-bccause they possessed more information and
p.riCnCr-5ccGuSe they Wp!e Devoted II the inter
Of the atrur because their sentiments and opinions
were moro Republican. Many Of he Western have
been regarded amongst e first in the State: MANI
nhcn have defended, with zeal andaJllilY the principles
of RpubIicansm and many Of them have show great
cYolion the interests of the State and high intccc
tai a,lanmcnts Indeed The mountains have ever been
regarded the home Of Rrpub:can$ and the abode Of
correct principles In all closely contested elections The
Republican party Of The East have ever looked TO tie
mountains The only hops for the Of their prn
cipcs. And when have they been disappointed; When
have The ri the mountains failed rally around
the Republican standard: When have they failed
cure The triumph of Republican prncpl They have
never disappointed the Republicans they sustained JEFF
frrson. Madison Monroe and Jackson and in the late
contest, sustained Van Buren,.
Under such circumstances, them will the East reject
the man we haze proposed; Will they still act unjust.
~ towards us; Will they still claim all the honors of
The GovcrnmcnE-ATd will they refuse to allow us
Senator i'll every THIRTY years:
Nov. %, 1876 WESTERN VIRGINIA.
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LEGISLATURE Or SOUTH CAROLINA.
(CGrrcSpondcncc If The Southern Pg.Tiot)
"CoLuMr,a, Is. c. Nov. %.