Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-25

have himse.t spread the journals OF the Houss-N"
human being IN the discussion of the s-utions said
an unkind thing of him, far / ani informed :;
and there is nothing in them at all affecting his
person, or ms rights, prrrogatives. Why, then,
w he dare to thrust himself on the journals of the two
Iouscs, between the members thereof and the peopl.
was the Journal OF the old HOUSE of Burgesses ever So
IT, he gives public notice. rings the capitol bell and
sent among our fathers No! Nor will the journals OF
our constitutional Legislature be- dsyraced, as long
us one drop OF The blood of Saxon ancestors mnycs
IN our American veins But enough! The House aud
the People know their rights and the respect dus them;
an Oh winch they dare maintain.
AN INTERRUPTED viRGINlAN.
m EUH IIiE ENQUIRER
To he administration Candidates for he Senate Of Va
GESrLhMEs: Let fast friend coniur you to look be.
lore yon leap The country has fallen upon evil times
lines, truly appalling the friends freednn-o the
friends OF vue-and to the friends Of Democratic prin.
cpes throughout the Union The integrity of Virginia
the virtue OF her Satesnen and the purity of her prin.
cpies, can alone this Union from that ruin which
awaits aus The progress of events The mad schemes
on oot ny the wings IN various parts OF the Union, will
as inevitably end in ruin prosperity and present
happiness, f persisted in the laws of mind and mat.
Ter are Interchangeable and indesruclibe. great ma
uonni Bank 10 be rechartered by the States Penn
syivana s 10 he the seat of the monster Philadepha
that city OF Federalsts, where RICH MEN used To hire
dirty eo,cs to reproach and insult Mr. Jefferson for his
Deocratc principles, is 10 control the politics of this
nation, by drawing the purse-srngs upon every branch
OF industry or relaxing them according the ends to be
effected The President Of that Bank sitting sas calm
as Summers morning." will dispense woe or veal to
millions of people. His control will be absolute and ir.
revocable IT this great and dangerous mother shall b
permitted to send her offspring away and settle them in
all the States But auxiliary 10 this scheme is anoiher
uat OF blowing up the State Banks to n mere bubble so
ia' tnsy must oreak aud TALL an easy prey the Ma
u"nai bank National Bank is u iavorite scheme of
many honest and well meaning men, who have looked
ohy 10 convenient currency, and not To the uleror
OBJECTS anu enecs OF great controlling money
poly upon The political institutions of the country Such
Bank will naturally enough have many friends among
the Republicans: and the disasters which the
cupdty OF those who expand the State Banks beyond
fntl a,
them We must argue from cause to effect: and when
we see the Wings In all the States, the clainorous
ior increasing the rage for Banks State and National
II we wish to preserve happiest of all countries
on earth, its present solid prosperity we should shun
and avoid all colors sorts sizes of Wings
we should remember that the Wings are actuated by
no common principle in political morals or in no.
iitcs-ln some States, they are the ruthless invaders
OF the ancient order of Free Masonsin some political
aooitionists, aud hesitate sgmatse the names of
our beloved Washington, Jefferson, Madison NJ onroe,
and Jefferson, with the whole host of Southern States
men, Heroes and Patriots, both living and Dead well
as our athers and ourselves with the epthets of an
stcdters, "tand pirates," &c. &c, with a thousand
others too low and vulgar 10 be named In many places
they are the avowcd Hartford Convention and oldfasb
Toned Federalists-the tariff internal improvement and
Consolidation National Repubcans-and in other places
the Nuihers and real Disunonis,s Perhaps they unite
more generally In favor OF National Bank than any
thing else except that thing above all others earthly
and most derouy TO be tcished for by thcm-that is IN
se'@e upon the pooers cees &c, the Government as
hey say to REGARD friends and punish enemies This
combination can only hang together long as it remains
IN The minority and hopes TO attain the majority You
may therefore expect the of the party continue
Tor several years You may expect to have the or
ruPtons OF the Monster at Philadelphia to combat from
year to year You may possibly in the next four wears
see the Bank bubble rseexpand greatest tension
anc ourst You may see another panic threatening to
sweep away tile hard-earned fortunes of the honest men
country, and TO grind into dust the mddling and
poor classes OF the community. And the councs of
the Wings prevail you will most likely see acted ali ib-
horrors depicted by the hg during the late panic
Is necessary TO effect their ends that this ruin should
fhn h..
wings oil the Senate projected and upon which they *
pected TO destroy the Administration party has been mr.
rested by the good sense of the Kings of France and
England ihey found that the WING orators of the Sc
nate were not 10 be beeved-hat they were leudnO Inv
misrepresentation the nations into an
war. The two great levers with which the W bgs now
mean TO act to destroy the present Administration party
are the currency, National Bank and the abolition
OF Slavery Either of these schemes in the hands of
bIg Legislature OF this State for two or three success
slve years, woule ruin our peace. The first would be
the means OF wreckng prosperity and then of selling
Us TO the great Bank and the would dissolve the
Union, and set us TO cutting each others throats
1t is very generally believed by the Republicans that
not Jess than ue Senatorial DISTRICTS having maorities
OF administration voters are represented by Wings
And In proportion as these Wing Senators
the sentiments OF their on national poiitcs
30 tey are violent and perseverng in opposing their in
and votes to the opinions of those they ought
truly to represent Two Districts, last Summer were
lost by the bad management of own friends One
wing candidate came out at the commencement of the
canvass, and some three friends of the Adm;ns
traon, in each District; and before any ARRANGEMENT
could be made the friends Of the respective candidates
VINO declined, became somewhat Indifferent to the cause
OF Their country their ardor abaed and but little
interest taken Tor ther own party The Wings profed
by these little discussions, founded upon sectional and
local considerations, and which could apply to them
I-ior rings are Wigs, The district Ocer.-ln this way
the wings expect to a majority of the Senate In
lew yearsand, unless you act as true patriots thew
Will effect their designs.
Let your MAN and paramount object be, to secure a
true aud unbending Democratic States Rioht RennbI
can, friendly to the Administration of General Jaekson
and the election of Martin Van Buren, TO REPRESENT eac
Dscl Let your own personal aspirations be entirely
secondary consideration. Let the of your conn
Try De your cause Never let your MINES be coupled
with the reproach of defeating your pary md
your Districts to the odious condition OF being n,isrer
sented Never aid in claiming your friends 10 the car of
Whggery 10 not hearken To- the willy introues of that
farty which you know will approach Won with the ser
Pent wiie and the serpents wickedness to onin vour
cooehee' destroy your principles, and disgrace your.
conJure you then patriots and as men of sense
ana virtue To settle among YOU by means honora.
Oe alike To all and TO the of your country who
snail run atone against the Whg candidate in each dis
irct' DO this qucky-do il fairly. Let every man
MS Pre'ehsons 10 some common arbter in the dis
ct such as may be agreed To by all nd unite hearL and
hGnd Make common battle against the Wings as they
VIII make 1t against you. Meet them ut every poinf
our cause is just, and you prevail Appeal 10 the
people OF your Counties to permit you Withdraw your
respective local preensions and fist save vour coun
await il. "''0''
gentlemen, act the part Of patriots and dsinteres,ed
statesmen DO every thing you to make the sting.
gle lar and equal one between the parties; and trust
lhe justice OF your that God who controls the
des''ne Of mankind, and all will be well with you.
A DEMOCRAT.
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