Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-25

IGsp..s, -, ,. ~, ,n.r, nnr; no doubt, Il ra-e patriot
IN vour eyes, ara wa had tiT:l Esrt'Vri inc Sec''',.S
,h.., T., t!i, %nrii vest ~ iir!rlnry; "II lien: tl'' "'iire
. c.r..,,- :, i.;i:us i: 5r:trrr. troHi the " father o
,Mc ds,,s..,Hc .3;>r a-i ,$cattoH iu."S these ot'ccs--
!. Tor yrri,y he r:r.irr.; H., reward had weighed wei
in the ,:;,ud n. .!,. WING hrra. But, rs | before OF
.r-.ch AIR Rand ,ir! hrA pat i,.>li.n,a,ks on tl;i wh!ci
h, did not retract ", i:r r%rt.ln!!nn oi Gen. Harrison
n, ;.uow.ci,izens, and al; ;he Wild / hope, could '"'
have made him ret.act; for, Mr.. Randolph k"cm Il L" I"
tie truth. uo.,
Hcsr him -" Now, sir, the only difference hei"rvII
The gentleman from Ohio Unc fIppccanor ir''? " "
myself, is this; it is si!ai that gentleman and yswm 80, 81 81
d4mtHtaHg and totally to, and dR Gg'r W." Tor,hyss, Of
our seats ia CuHx;esS-l.c, as 4 Dr''sG'e 1W I."." rr,m
the State of Virginia." Mind, ;rii'" citizens, 'mc -, g..
uI,:' lie traS an oprn, =caionS.. tfGH. s"FPon'' , ,n<
ditioa ia.c, AMI Wnt& corf""e ." 81; ,c Ia / ..ocicdc
an opcu. -ealcu$ ami .jranF pt'"#%" y y IL , 90" Jo YOU
n,S S,Jv;or iu,r administration. What more 40 70"
want Feliow.cilizens: is no. this FtSh """ e"Fi"''"' :"
eaougho SO .H"re "'erIsf, more a. at,',r d. Bnt Mr..
T Rnndoinh nS content uih thGt, Gaa as j TO maFh hLm
,s,h tLr Woc&. c,chade murk Gf Cam, eOHt,""rf-'''' az
fer fauda weaMly aad lotdh!p, says M iNa'oo'p' 80.
ncrcr can agres ahoYt measures or ab0" ne". / 40 '"'
',r,u to dictate TO the gentleman, NC, Gc.
Nav nv fellow. citizens, Let Us examine into this IAN
rn,rr. lille {. rthrr on both sides. Mr.. Randolph says,
W. d. der fundamentally and to:'7y. n" exception al ="
-",vtnlly!' 1t alludcs 10 more than the A!irtl ana St
dillon laws; cr, tie very Cumberland road was unucf
discussion. On Internal Improvement they o'isr'"'-
On the Tariif-Dank uf The d. StaieS-ialiailia liiIss!ph,
mad MI the IcrpSleS ut JUnn quincy .Au''iS D u""Hi'
t,a,ion-and all the damratic deeds OF the cider Adams,
,hrv differed fundamentally and toaitg. Now, we kuow,
we all know, that, in those things, Mr. Randolph was Oh
the side of the people, and against the powers lhat De,
in their cncroachmen.s upon tAc rtghLS'J me pe0Fit-oh
which side, then, was this Gcnrral and Statesman; lie
was on The side of the powers that 5e, and "s1taSt Wc
riehts of tic pcople-anima!ing John the lst, III CONT
nulns The standing army OYER tic beads Of iniS people,
thereby intending to grind your JctcrSVnS, Mudisons,
Nlonross, Giles and Randolphs, the true and devoted
friends Of The literLc oi the people, into dust an" aShfS
This tcas the inan. and Is the man, whom the wigs would
elevate TO the :" highest office, no DOUBT IN the "ohu;
he, if there is u likeness o! john Adams IN r"!i-
tics Iivinr. since the death al the notorious Timothy
P,ckering, it is this same William Henry liarr!son
and Tristan Burucs-he it is, whom the living m0Ru.
zuen,s OF faction and GiStraciOv, the Wig party, would
have 10 rule over you. As freenIcn, you only nave one
part TO act-yes, aud act Il Ernn!y-rcject such a candl'
date-yes, reject him with rtth@t"g st0Tn m" t"ats""'
ton. Let those know, ~ho would TOOL ana deceive you,
that YOU arc not such fools rs they take you to be: lhlt
YOU kuoac yOur rights ead dGrc TO mutatatH Men-"tTc'
men 1--we, or iItrInen che.
Yes" saws Mr.. Randolph, "Ee dM G!Gtr-rc ncrer
can agrec ahout men or 9S"%t measures, nor can you
NV icl!ow.ci.izcns, agree about men or measures, with
this Black. cockaGc Frdera!Ist. 'lie was an 0pe&, ant
.eafous, and frGnk ~snppOrttr, of wiiH!: vi the .NtcA a"d
scdtiyn Inc, and Rach-cyckute administrator. -Frl'
low.ci.iZens, vote for Tristan Burgcs Us soon; Tor JHhn
@. Adams; for old John Adams. If ajYe-the rarc pa
t:o, and koat$i 1nHa. as this sane Statesman has il vote
Timothy Pickering, Harrison 5. OTIS, and Daniel Web
stcr, as soon; YES, and sooner. too-1or thea you Kho"
WILL you 90. Uc Ctlhl' " x 'Ns ~ avs ''eN go
is an " .7itcn ana SeG:tios Lap FcdcTaist.' Can he prove
it: No. Who kno%s-an1 who knows best his rcr!tu-
bic self, who has boxed every point IN the political! com
pass, as the departed JOHN tnmGolPh, Of Roanoke. AS
the laarksman says. wien the rife bail hits lie cross
mark, ~ nailed the cross Mr.. Randolph nails this
man in the cross, in the centre. He, MIR. HARRISON, was
an oyca, sccicuS, and .traak supporter IF tie -Hien and
SsaAion La0 .iamt"iStTanon-1ra I was an opeH, =cat'
ous, aad frank nppeScr cf TIE .N1cn Gnd SediltOn LHW id
ministrat;0n.'' Hec IS u gatPh tettrecn these men, IN po-
iitics, as The clcjut gaiph that stcod tct72ecn Dires AMI La
zaras. 1t is t~poSStNc-Mcy ca"n9i oPproaeh. 1--WE
differ totuiiy and Fundamentally. We did differ
we never can agree about men and ineasures.'-
This was told 20 William Henry Harrison by the
Hon. John Randolph in tie Senate Of the United States.
and before the wo-!4-and what Was hs answer: why,
"tnat lie was on terms Of intimacy with MIR. Randolph
in rs and 80, and he might have heard him (ila!!iS2n)
express sentiments turO-adte 10 NJ. .AdaIEs's AdminiSlIa-
ton. He (Ar. H) eptais!y tdt hcm.' Why, this Is
ond carrEc CT Mr.. Randolph. He excerpts, though, TO
the ALLEN and Scd!tion Acts" Now, which is worse
the approval Of the "Alicn and Sedi,iou, Acis,' or the
support OF John Adamss StcaHi"g .3Tmy, (Which he &C.
knowledgesD by which the "A!l"n and .Sed!lion Acts
were to &c enforced? The ''Alicn and sedi.ion Laws
were Of no account: without the Standing si,!gE % en-
force thcm they could not have been enforced. 'lsqyu
botdiy, md challenge d1ntnl-wil!iout the t0ctias"7aused
by 4 Standing .7rmy. Fellow. citizens, these wnse' The
days Of the "rcign Of terror, v as ii has been cuIpActically
called. Gen. Harrison supported the Staac:aS .7rmy,
which was a supporter and hacker of the Alien and Sedi-
Of nc SiauGing .3yisy. Iyginip. your native Virginia,
caused her Ar!nory to be bult-tcr clt!zras had been lI'-
prisoRed-the liberty ~cfspecch and tn" press had been as.
sailed, shaken md attacked with success by those LAWS,
the d" Alien ano Sedition'-the reign OF terror had COM
menced, John Adams e~pau!ettd gentry stalked the land,
your Aliens were unsettled, the Republicans of the day
were scosied al and pointed al rs the victims or mcrcI-
less and unreienting pcrsccutl"n, dcspo'lSm IN all lis
shapes pcrvaded the only - land of the free and the home
of the brave and this man, at that day and time, Viii
liam Henry Harrison, now tic Wig candidate for the
Presidency of the u. States, spoke iavoraGly Of this
Administration he certainty felt IT. No doubt he ttt
IT,; he was open, =eaiOus aud frank in this matter-wItIl
his beloved John the lst. He spoke in support of this
standing .4rmy, that was destined TO Tirct the Chains of
Despotlsm, dark-midnight despolisn-cn your Lcioced
and free country, and it is he whom the Bank Wig par
ty are supporting with SO much zeal, ar0"edy and opea-
ty for the Presidency.
Did any Republican think "favorably" Of John Adams
Adminis,. ration? None-no, not one. The Wing press
endeavors TO " white-wash' him, but it is in vain; he
had better have the vanity 'to tell the sun to stand SILL
or the earth not to move-nCvcr will he be able to do it
until he can change g light into darkness, and {" dark
ness into light File, howersr, acknowledges " that lie
not only expressed sentiments favorable 10 the then
Alien aud Sedition law Administration" but that lie jHi
them. .Noc, feeling comes from the heart--Hc felt them.
Here is a heartJet appreciation, he believed Mr.. Adams
an 'hoMeS man and Il pEle iOt'-Heayen and this
is the Wig candidate for the Presidency. Mr.. Adams
a pure patriot and an honest man.--Ihc man who had
dared to cnchaiu his countvy's libcriy-wln hid prepared
the acay to despotiSm, and orp rheimed tie LLcrty Of SpeecA
and Mc press, without the I'LL: rty OF which. your liberty
is las s"unding brass and l~intliny ~cymbal." Here is the
man who is held up to you By the signing 'Fisg, Banh,
.1ristocratic, .NonGrchicai party, as 4 fit man int" whose
hands to deliver the dest:nics OF tie only free Country on
the globe. He suits them very well; for, such are i&eir
principles and designA But, docs it sui. you, my fellow
citizens: does it suit you To 60 rctHingiy chaiHed-h0nd-
eutcd-into the arms Of this party: Lay down your L.
Gerty, your tres, your all, into tie hands Of Il Bank, mo.
MED Aristocracy-and lha, of the liberty, and ali that is
or ought to be sacred to future generHiioas, into the hands
of this Wig monied Aristccracy: | hope not. This, |
repeat, is the STAND of the free aud the ai'omc Of the
brave and let it continue 50, 10 all generations, and
Slime without end, is the prayer Of yo&-,hurnhIc scr
want, ANTl-H HARRISON, A~NTLWIlTE,
4nE. Il .kster 2nti- Grnunnr -4nk. ILEl .lnLt Mus-LinK