Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

] voted for him as Senator Of The United States; but
although .ri his virtues and admire his talents,
do not think that ii,iilar nc pie should b" sacrI-
feed, from mistaken Gelirarv TO lis ieviIngS.
We most heartily with Correspondents
No such important principle should be sacrificed,
from mistaken delicacy 10 any Senator feelings
Tic &angrhungcr!
The Wing has taken the alarm. He sees that the
People rising to defend the Right of Instruction. lie
must therefore play of another game in order to deluae
them lie is lnmhuggging them by now throwing up
his cap for the Right If Instruction. crying that is
as safe as the everlasting hills, DC, &c.
What vile hypocrte and huck Of patty, is this -
Lo"k at his course and Judge him, as his idol says,
BY his acts, not by his pr9ttsSions.
When Southland and Mangum dis1bcyrd their lns!ruc-
tons, where was The Wing them Where, its devotion
to the Right? where IFS Indignant Icnuncltuns uf these
traitors to the principlr'
What shameless course did it pursue towards b. w.
Leigh IN June and July last 1t jagged him on to dis
obedience. lltod him, that i Instructions were
gwen, lie was not bound TO OJrYo resiyni
This canting tool did not know what course take the
other day about the I'd Resolution He Stood repeat,
like the hound the Slip ready any way that his
farty pointed If they had all gone against the I'd
luton, he would have gone with tlen-and insisted
upon Lcighs holding on But when they scattered and
their votes generally went for the I'd Rcsoution then
1.-THE very next day. he broke the ce-advsrd the Srna
tors to resgn-sald that efrcSpcc should induce them
to rcsgn-and canted about how unpleasant it trr
Representative TO serve those to whom he unac.
ceptabc Not word, mark! in favor of the principle of
the I'd Resoution-and to this moment, syllable
in favor Of the great doctrine that Senator is GOuRI
either to obey his instructions TO resign his trust
Without this, the Right itself would be all leather and
prunela Even in his abusive and esuitical article Of
yesterday, he does not meet the question We call upon
him now to say, aye or no 10 it,
He says that Leigh is the fast friend of instruction.
Is the man j slmpleton or knave?-f Leigh be lis
friend, who is lis enemy? So too, doubt are Man
gum, Southland and the whole set Of tem-all, all
irienJs-all all honorable men,! ..'
Why does he not say, that Leigh is baund to resign
Why did he compliment Tyler but the other day for do
ing so? Are they both right? Are 10 look only 10
mo1tS TO conscientious serapes," the Wing terms
them, and not TO the acts Of our servants?
Why, ifLelgh disobey and taunt the Legislature,
and yet be the friend and champion Instruction. might
not Tyler have taken The course; Why did he re-
sign? Why take the side Of the la against the IA in
resignation? Mr. Leigh, it seems, for the right of In
s;ructlon, like the II: And they too, we presume,
the advocates and champions of the Right
The fact Isl this wretched slangwhanger must be ga
fool knave, TO repeat the words OF the WhigD who
does not that the only virtue in the Right Of lnsuc
ton, is, that the Senator must obey or resi- n.
We join issue at once with the Mhig.-We say, that
The Right in imminent danger than il is
at this moment. Calhoun and Preston opposed to
-Mangum and Southland are denouncing it-and its once
great Champion, MIR. Leigh, is substantially abandoning
it, If Virg lna falls the right is gone The ':ser-
wants must govern, instead Of the Peopic. The People
must take the into their hands, or the ship
totters. We call then upon every man. to the
erous allies the Wing, who blow hot and cold with
the same breath-Last year, persuading Mr. Leigh 10
hold on. if he were inslruced-and protesting TO
say, thall uiiS ,ccU.