Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-30

lts' VIII t'!"; - vey"nu ou' HrH
G,a":lund Van Buren, mcabs' Of Congress from
that ie fc"" Georgia vote for hIe AMI the eIecn Of Pre-
Georgia voted at Po Biz. Ilaymr. another member
the lsse What Moss D'omsoOI, MA'"a, IoyalI
E,sa, Cole" &C.: VIII they pledge themselves 10 vote IN tho
III" electoral of Virginia;
The People Of Vsnin have rint !" know what they men! t" do"
volc.. - 7nr>gGy'S Ehig.
We brg the Wing 10 consider III" case co"I!y-Nr
hold that every mcu"r OF Congress (o either lousr) is
bound To- obey The instructions of his CONSTITUENCIES Or to
resigRlr GrurGil. the members OF the II. OF r. are
eecie, by General Tlcket-oG course the People OF tn"
whole Stale the constituents Of each lGnhcE--and
each pnriy yet but single Electoral ticket,
each T.: preventative can know what the wishes of
his Constituents, and can easily obey them tie Is bound
The electoral vote, only because 4! Is Inc T0e
~ his Constituents tic Peoptc.-Dut, suppos" the Wings
Of Ccorra were TO run double ticket and the People
were very much divided, between Harrison and White,
how are their members Of Congress to know which is the
flvoritr Of the Siaicwhether White, Harrison o. an
Bucn-and Of course, what are the wishes OF The maJo'
rty OF tie People:
in Virginia. there is no general ticket for Congress-
each representative is elected hy District. Dromgooe
must obcY his District Loyal has already said he Will
obeY his, Mason his, NC. &c. They do not obey the
Electoral College because it Is not their CoHStnHtHty-
nor their more immediate Eccor lin fact, the Electoral
District aud the Congressional Districts not the same"
but if they we're, hos is Dromgnole TO know whether
the EectOr is the true exponent OF the wishes Of ms ocH
Uisirct-whcther he may not be under undue Influences
as to any particular candidate he may consult the votes
OF the particular District from which he comes: In fact,
how is he Uhe Eccior hmself to kn0Ec their c":ce -
How is any member Of Congress to know 1--WE un'
dcrake then answer the question OF IN" wing, by ask
ing him anothcr.-how Mr.. Dromgoo!es to know. r"en
If the Wing ticket should prevail in his District, ("ch
it will nu) whether the people Of Brunswick &c, are
for EAc or Harrison? The fact u.s. that this whole double
sysrm comp!uaIr raralyZrs the will OF the constituents
The people cannot know whom the electors are t" vote
fnr-nnr can the members of Congress know whom their
constituents would instruct them 10 vote Tor Never "as
any system better calculated to destroy both tie rights OF
Representation andot Instruction. Never had the people
less iOt nr par in the choice OF their Ch!e magistrate,
than these Wings are now pleased To allow them.
We will tell the Wings of the State, j tier Orenn
,rH not how they To- reach and instruct ric iri-
brs Of Congress:Writc your choice upon the back Of
YOUR ticket and then your member may obey your wish
cs and then he will be bound by your nSrHct'0nS 10
this as your Central Committee should have advised you
TO d. and then Won may cashier the Representative who
may dare to dsnbey your positive Instructions
We will have nothing to do with such II neny"gsrr'
as the II. Y. Daily Advertiser. After the n. Eve
ming Post had given It's plrdge to abandon any
tiaI Candidate when TIN: Advertiser should prove TO be
guilty of pcrwry and raud the Advertiser cooy lies 10
audible and violates his pledge We will have nothing
to do with press, which has so disgraced sc'-"mich
resorts to iusnuaons which it cannot support ahc lhch
escapes BIZ sbtcriugcs, which are unworthy "f any "'"
of honor. Let hear no more OF MS Insiu"t''!''
or his invitations 10 the Enquirer, &c, &c.
MARYLAND i; in motion Both parties arc 81 work. A
great issue is to be made between them on Monday,
when the Stale will elect her delegates a large meet
ing of the Wings took place in Baltimore, on MONDAY
last: Gen McDouni in the Cha.r-Jphn V. H. mcha'
h,n the orator Their resolution processes TO he t''
Reform bul againt Revolution The Republican party
Of Bamrc were to hold Reform meetings every eve
ninr durins this week. Every thing seems quiet IN
Eainnre and we expect VII, continue go. Nothins
can uow ares, Reform, and "" loPc MI 'rH be 'fel an
Nsrsdyxd Il is the government OF the teopie-anu
whaievc, rhey say will and should be done
The Raleigh Register exclai!is, BctraTc ho'f get
him"-becausc Mr. Van Buren, would not answer inc
unnecessary Letter about his vrtong the bill 10 ano,lS'
District Sl:rerv-Bu what will the LEICESTER sa !: VIM
he finds Grn Harrison dodg,ug the qucstIOn a!I'5ets
with bis Vermont querists after promising too 10
them vii! he repeat "Brware how we rust Nam 60,
Ditto, 10 you, Sir, Of The Buchanan Advocate " ia
say you now:
The same Register afir.ns that Van Buren, is Fapiay
going down everywhere" NC, Nc "hc" Is nv U.y
without proof but against it. The signs o. t'e m
sbew that he is rising-and will continue 10 rise, e'.
mounts the Presidential Chnr.-Ihe heeiS'e. IS SURF
that Mr. Maneuu, ought to know and NIX. hahg1n'
gave il The other dav Hllsbo5o as MS honel anu u
c)ed opinion that ar. Van Bu.en VIII De Tue o"es
candidate in the Electoral College, Nov, 10 sno"
how great men may differ, We have before US !et,ei
from another Senator of the u ST. who IS at least as well
qualified by his commanding station, extensive cores