Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-09

prevail. To qu;cscc in such rrvaon of their due
Importance in Tic political scale, wcu!d be not merely
sens:be 10 the love Of power, but sacrifice the
desire of equality 1t is neither natural 20 expect tie
irsi, nor just to require The last.
lie Richmond juEo, in their instructions 10 their par
y III Ills Stale, say: Let The White party and the
harrison purity each nominate Electoral Ticket head
eu H"c anu Harrison. but let these tickets contain The
names o. e r!cGurs and let these electors give
TIC WIG o. u.e S:,ls I" n "ho shall receive the high
Isl l"P'i!"F s't3 h:'r this Gyai"m, Tie ca!dtGa!r
tlIt F":5 Ii: r"'c HAY have L little mare ltan yr-
ti:L ~! Tic POI u!ar Vote 81 In" State ~ individual
wto w'G!d prefer Van liurcn {, White vet wcuiG pre-.
!"r iHrftinh = rrr. ran"t vote. for he nav ca, MS
vo;r t.: All ."!v.;Iai who i;t lis choice IL Ibis i'm
s;ruc Is carcd lo Practice: (and there is no doubt
1t w!ll) IS Lie lost a!aEn. perrerslon and abuse
the elective franchise has y eli been suit to-
THIS barering with tic rgh Of suffrage, and swindns
the many for The 'wls Iii, the equal right that was
Inc lr;:cy of The Revolution. the repubicanism that
is 10 ii ghts: Ii cannot be-.
SuIh political gambling would i'll BECOME the village
dema;nSuc county Politician How t!:cn can state
cl@clu ur tic g! Characters 10 discharge an
Important trust lend ,c,arivcs 10 suci prosttued pur-
pnsrs Power i'll the people has been we'll compared: %
tie Esh q. the sun, native: original inherent and not
L. DE controlled by l,au But power, Wien once
thus surrendered, independent rulers, instantly be-
cuies drsrO and itself with WHIPS and chains
Wn!ie t1c people rrIln Il i'll their own anGs Il cXas's
tIr character OF nlnI Is at Il! once lhe!r pcr ailo
l!clr srcHry-!t they surrender 10 otlers 1t becomes
restless ana 4ctITr, III. it drascs the human ciarActr
and rIsavrs tic human nnd:t Is never satisfied unu
it finally tramp!cs On al! human rights.
It's against tins surrender d power That we Contend
Is this vital principle u the Constitution, that %e ne
will lis pullIcans yield The people are the toun
tain Of all powrr they the from which every
branch 81 Tins happy g"rcrnnen! springs aud never VIII
they gate tits p"":er to be- 15rsr! aud proslucd-
1t with pain aIG Humiliation that see other Tea
lures III t:iS camra that accompanied with sIlsp
and alurn Who the candidates that the OPyo
ston TO the republican party oirr the American Rro
pie for their support Are Lry mem WHO have He9ur
,npr
Country: who have WINGED their attachments to the
institutions "i their Country By uphoiding thrim
Webster oi The Nart who, when Ills country was IN
volvcd III war, and her free institutions Under the male
dc;io y: Britain and her patriots we're Struggling TO
uphold the liberty Of their country-goed against the
supply that vas necessary IN sustain tl!rhI.
General Harrison Of I!ls Middle States. who aTlcStct
brave officer fer meeting the invaders Of his country
whistle, like the bastard coward, lyng and having
the while frontier tie tercy OF invading army. See
Gvc. Duncan %'ctt 10 SnatO' PTest0n u oC~h Croltna
Is this The individual that is to be suPp"rcd by the OpF'-
slion for President when scarce ten years SINCE they pro.
ca!ntd from their p.Vnd ia yimg point I'D recorded in
the history u their iarly, II indeed have incurred
the Divine dsp leisure, and It be necessary 10 chaSse
this pcop!: WIKI; the IcG "t Ills vengeance, would mum
BY PROSTATE myseli before Him, aid i'm ploc His mercy
Ia visit favored land xith ciM pesencr, rhh
jamirr, ic, any SroGr9c utter than military rule, Ut
M;d mt hccditSS Enthusiasm toT mere mtitury rc"O!cn
-Alr. Ciay speech delivered III les
For lie purpose .! successfully ,ncounterng this DID,
insious and cuciy TO rqua rights and po-
puar Cover nncnt cal. O.: every Republican to stand
firm TO his posto aid and assist IN carrying out those
great principles that have e!dcd SO much 10 the ceva-
ton Of our cun:iiun Country.
There is nu,!g justify the aspcrson, that the Late
MODS i'll tie Atlantic cities attributable 10 tie he.
publican PARTY, Or that they are subvrrtng The m$u-
tlo's q. The coun;ry. The Uac nothing but tie out.
brrakIIIS cf the elements nt dlSnrdrr with which ID!
coum. Gs .asonally ri!. The lonarccs Of the
Old world have uenIJcd aud been CONFUSED under t:!s
agitation. The sca"ld has t!4ckt ned and the lnqnls-
ton qachrnrL hy Tie victims uSlcrcd thence by tins
dsrderrd ou;JlcaktHS ticn can the people o i;s
cuuay tl Or exp, CT exemption from TINS Calamity
incidental t. ali EutI ms
The accusation That this party is subYcrting til" in
sutcns U Isir coui.try, IS equally unt"udrt and :a
s.lird, u the w!!Ir hst'ry ii the party. Was It mol
TINS party ;a! si"cc the Constitution o &c and 80 from
LcIn4 c'.;siru,d INTO malarcLy -Eat crniGctrd the
nation through The uncSamp!ed difficulties that threat
rmed ruIangic II "GroId from lSllU to loS:that Cur
r.rd The successfully through The war; IN Tie Ad
ADMINISTRATION Ui Madison, when hrscL by fuIcIyn Toes
without and Hartford ConyrnI!"n Federa&ts "Itbn-
that Proclaimed The prnacy oi the elective lrJnc:Ise
in -: aid redeemed It irO tie abuse anu provision oil
iii proclaimed this Union must be preserved,
when threatened b. Nu.cation i'll the South: and ultra
consolidation al the North
T:s party has kept single eye 10 the country, and
ul their aims have been hey $. They wish TO maintain
tins government III The spirit und language Of the Con-
stituuon: government, ii the people of the United
States lie CUnst!tulion, win ii! lis delegated trusts u
enumerated powers. aEG To avU;G BY !mPi!caLn cngra
steal power from the many, "rndow the few: To main
tain the three powers al the goye nncntt The cIccu
tive leg sat;ve and the judicial. they originally
dlslrIburd-purr iiGrUcndcnt, and cu.urdnatc-t!lc
States with their sovereign pcuary powers, for a.! un
cipa! purposes, ana lLc motto III the Standard ~ which
We will iolcvcr rally vii! BE-, FcLe4al union and Re-
publican GQvC rnIurut.
1t is the preservation G! these principles, that
invoke all Republicans to stand firm 10 their party, tlir
measures ana their Do not believe The rsdicGs
enemy, when ih"y tell You the fact of Mr. Van i'uIcn
bcing party cadihate or tie nominee oi the baltimore
Conventions ,squa!i:rS him for lie Station o! irrsGt
Let not tic fact OF his splendid talents. and his great
recommending h 10 ,hc preferences Of cur
bic and DrluYcC Picsidcmt pre- Cr his claiIc let no!
this correspondent Of j, "rSol this supporter Of Mad!
sum- the bosom rcud o. Jackson:tis valued efficient.
and Lsl. uislird Rrpuhlcan: be hunted down by the
iout ,i;us of tie Federal leaders, 10 render him their
vct:m popular RIG hts their Spot" and the Constitution
their prey.
R,spIrfd That We entertain unnlpa;red confidence in
our venerable Ckic. agisatc. The manner in which
he has administered tie affairs Of Gurrrnmrn shows
that Democracy is his guide and Inc preservation OF the
REPUBLICAN, Institutions OF his country. his cniy aim
RcSUtttd That approve Of the nomination OF
MAErIS Y ~ EuEE3, Us General Jackson 5 successor
aud that support him irom misunderstanding EVIL
dence, his former political acts, o! his RrpnbIicaisI
by his umwarrrn opposition 10 every measure "i aEis-
locratc features.
Resoircd That highly approve of the nomination OF
RIcnAaD Nj. JOHNSON, OF Kentucky, for VICE President
RcsOircd, That Maj w. T. Wiley, Of MononeaIia
county. and Jacob DE Camps Esq, Of Brooke county,
act Delegates from tins congressional district IN
the State Convention, be holden al Richmond thts
winter to form electoral ticket, to be supported By
the grcal Democratic party in Virginia
Kc<oirrd, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
signed by the chairman and secretary, and published IN
the Marshall Sentinel and other democratic papers in
Virginia. ELISHA MOSS, ChaTmGn
VlScENr CocKAlSE, Secretary.
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VIRGINIA HEiasHSAATaEsEt.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
YhwSdnY Junuary Z.