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

The itch of Mr., Wise, for motorety is as restless as
was the ambition of Themisoces. Is he afraid Of being
forgotten, unless he is constantly within the public VI
sion: Ont efsight on, Of mind. If he cannot spout he
must Scr6Mc. His SEPARATIONS not confined 10 Con-
gress llallbut here is this restless spirit ADDRESSING
long letter to the General Assembly Of rginia.
First he constructs the following resolution as REQUEST
ing him I" lay the Ant-Aboiliun Resolutions before the
! House of Representatives.
R'fere That the tovernor ho and he hereby requested
representatives. IN Congress- mad the Executive each of the states
oil the Union with request tina, the may submitted TO their
respective Legislatures
Some Of the Members or,hc General Assembly assure
US, that 1t never entered into their heads that their
Trectt:s legislatures meant to include the single 'Lr
! glslavr body" Of which MIR. Wise is mGu,Ler--and
they contend, that according to all fair constructions
confined that request to te Executive OF each OF the
States.
.Nrr-Ar. Wise comes with long ans1cer to the
Go"ern"rs Communication of these resoiutions-and
brgs him 10 lay it before the General Assembly. The
| Governor "nothing 10th" complies with this request
and shows that while he will sometimes do less than he
is bound, to carry out the requests of The Legislature, he
at other times is willing do than he is bound to
carry out the requests OF others
This letter is like Mr. Wise SpccchtS-a sort of Ola
Podrda, to raise the wind blow up the bubble Of his rrpu
tation, and create sensation lie talks OF the wrongs
he has suffered from tie Speaker when he has been per-
united TO do during the session than any other
melIber lie abors to raise the fears OF the South, and
| its suspicious, against the North. An Abolition Panic
Is the burden Of the Lcttcruud il isamong the munitions
of for the Spring Election Tyler, Leigh and Wise
| al! Orators, all Of LcterS--What combination 10
make the cauldron of Party boil over in April
The Charleston Banner notices towards
MI Leigh; and "cannot divine the motive that actu-
a,es (us) to this Wonderful indeed! If we
not to ntoac 1rhen to do it? If when the
vital principle of free Institutions is ut stake VIC do
not exert ourselves defend H. it would be high time TO
lay down arms, and be trcacherous TO cause =!
When the very eneuy is in the CITADEL the centnel who
sleeps at his post deserves 10 be dsgraced Mr. Leigh
active i'll lSi2 against Brent and Gilesand SO were
He has abandoned the great right of which he was
the champ ion-And must we initiate his cxample?-
Why every Republican press-indccd every Republl.
in Virginia, active Do you ask their motircs
MIR. r. G. Pendleton, of Giles and Gen. Hogc of
Montgomery, (Rcpublicans candidates in that Sena
| only Wing candidate Can cause carry double in
that District: We have the decided majority, and it will
be iuut If We beaten. Our friends should have
al eye to it-cose ranks, and concentrate upon one.
Bath county, too they say has ord candidates
| sde-and but the Wing. Will the Republicans
in that Republican county suffer thenselvesto be beaten
| by driSi0n in our ranks?
BO,sto ut The Fincastle Democrat of the lS:h states
that the Democracy of that county had no meeting at
Court-bccause understanding that Messrs F. Is. Mil
Ter and George w. Wilson, present and welltried
Representatives,, willing again TO be candidates. and
there appeared no disposition to bring out Others but
perfect Willingness again, heartily, TO support our old
ncumbens and the meeting having been called only for
the purpose of producing unanmity in the party IN the
OF their being probability ola division, 1t was
deemed unnecessary TO ORGANISE formally to nominate
them-Wc friends at distance that there
is no danger Of the Democratic in this county
The party are decided and united as ever.-We think
that The reelection of Messrs. Miller and Wilson is
| taia DC.
n We are authorised 10 announce WV. Mccoy, as
candidate reelection to the House of Delegates, from
the county Of Pend ton.
We cannot compress the world in nutshel-Ne
! may truly say more crowded with
| int I'M will
| the fourth Of what desire 10 publish. Many ex
cellrnt things, both i'll anuscrIpt and in PRINT must
BE- crowded out. We exceedingly DESTROYS OF pub
fishing the speech Of Mr.. Hubbard, Senator of New
| Halnpshire the motion not receive an aboll-
ton petition 1t is an admirable specc-one of the best
which was Delivered 1t is calculated to do much ser
vice in the South. He is worthy of the land of John
Lauudon His brethren among the best Stale Right
Democrats in the Unon.-We have also some mosttspi
rite articles from that talented paper, the MarlinSburg
| Republican. 1t lashcs MIR. Leigh with scourgc OF
scorpions. The Republicans Of Berkeley arc rouSng-
nave nominated Burns and Seibert for their candidates
and adopted the resolution Ihat Mr. Senator Leigh
refusal conform the Right of instruction degrades
him in the estimation of this meeting, and lniprins
lasting stain his political character Mr.. Colston
| (Uhig) has declined his nomination.
| The Wing commences Mr.. Maxwels "Brilliant
Spcech"-We wish we could also publish it, that the
der might compare with the speech Of Statesman IN
this ay paper. We have Benton powerful
speech to. day-and shlll finish ii we have
ceivcd the Of tlt is worthy OF the Orator and Of
the Cause. How the star Of Maxwell in compari
with Bcntous
EOK TIE ENQUIRER.