Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-19
To the Republicans of V1rein;a.

To the Republicans Of Virginia
we are happy 70 see our friends Virginia on the
alert Our Committees in motion. They ought TO
keep awake and awaken all the Republicans Of the State
Every man should do his duty. We have no danger 10
fear but from our overweenng confidence of successThe
conduct OF enemies too is we'll calculated 10 increase
this sense OF security. They appear to be tnaciee We
see few signs of their exeron Is this the fruit of de-
sign The example Of their in North Carolina
should rouse and animate all friends in Vroinia-
Inc Wings may sp'!ng mine upon us-whiIe they are
proceeding III 4 noSeIeSs and sralv manner so AS 10
avoid much possible rousing nur friends t. cores
pondIrg excrtionr. We can beat them if we will--hul
We must he active and interchangeable in order 10 do it,
Let not our Committees be caupiu nanpiur 4, their
posts The Address Of the Ccu,rs COMMITTEE ourht f,
b. circulated iroug bout the State. The Committee of
every county ought also put forth Address Of their
own thousand tctions industricusy circulated
by the Wings These Addresses will furnish ample niu.
,erlas Tor unmaskng and exposing the silly perverSios
or w:liu misrepresentation OF the enemies of Ai. Van
Buren,. Be up, then and ADDING In little more than 10
days The election will De upon Let every necessary
arrangement br made, and again say let erery man
DO his dwty
QatIics addressed ,GTtAc People Of rircinia
Are The People of Virginia prepared 10 throw the cleo
ton into the II. Of R.9
Is this the direct result of the measures which the
WMys are pursuing?
Gao White he elected by the States where he is run
Can Harrisou' The simplest arithmetic says, no.
what opinion are we 10 fern Of party: which frames
double, uacommt,ed ticket for the purpose ofcachng
gn!is on both sides the mountains Asking the People
TO vote bndtod for their Chief Alagstrae-and making
it matter of indifference, which Of the two candidates
they prefer Through both have protested the most
Trajectory principles almost every great question
which has been submitted to their decision' Is it not
the Tcrest huuIbGr deuson, trick and imposition that
has ever attempted upon the minds of the People;
II White elected at all by the Wings would he
not be like of wax in their hen!s-aud the Rich.
mond Wing hints, would ie not be guided by them,
taking his councillors, measures &c. from their ranks
If Harrison their strongest ulan, be elected would
idnI h, ,rplas
Would he not Immediately sign charter for the Benk
Of the u States: Would not he who has declared HIM
self strongly in favour Of TIC Tariff, go for lis con-
tnuanCc
Would he 90 for the monstrous combination Of
Tariff and Distribution? Has he not directly coun-
tcnanced the Distribution system in his letter to Sher,cd
Williams;
Is he not the friend of Internal Improvements in every
variety and every extent:
Mr.. Clay has Just declared fer Gen Harrison-What
think you OF the endorser; And in the same speech,
has not Mr. Clay pronounced the warmsst panegyrc on
the Tariff! What think you Of the candidate who could
be recommended by such politiciaa What would you
think Of President, who would he guided BY such Ia
riff Counsellor:
Whv should the people Of Virginia prefer either
of these men to Martin Van Buren, Has he not al
been Of the Republican JctiersoniGn School: Is
lie not an incorporating opponent Of National Bank:
With exception (Which he has since frankly avowed
10 be eiIoncc!s} the uniform opponent OF national
system Of Internal Improvement: Is he not the decided
advocate OF reduction Of the tariff and the revenue OF the
Government 10 lis constitutional, legitimate and ccono
niica expenditures: Is he OF the strict construction
Virginia school OF politics.
There another question which presents itself to
serious consideration. II you rel cct Martin Van
Buren,. because lie is Northern man. and an alleged
Aboonist. what candidate from the North will you
ever vote for: Here is man. who and whose friends
in a. York decidedly with you, against the abolition
lists He is for supprcssng if necessary their publica-
tons in lis State, by the force OF law lie has
given casting vote in favor Of the bill! to arrest the cir
collation. OF cr fire brands throug the National Mail
He is with you in heart and in soul He declares him
self The nlex bie opponent otevery measure, which has
in view The emancipation of slaves in lie District OF Co.
lulbil He has taken the ground. that if any such bill
If you Cannot trust such from the Moth. whom
YOU trust: II you will vote Tor him, whom yon
vote for No one-tur he goes far for us and with
the South any candidate you get from the North
Ii thea you listen to the and ciamo- U; The Wings,
announce at oncc that you will vote for North
/ consequence lou will not vote for i Nnrhe7n man.
will mt vote for Southern Every Presidential
contest will upon sectional feelings How long
will this noble Union last: We pat the question calmly
| 10 your understandings.
Unfortunately there Southern men who are anx-
ious split this Union asunder The fact cannot be
concealed We have heard such avowas made
Are mad enough 10 crafty their neturious wishes
to rsupe under foot the farewell advice Of Washington.
and to tear asuude the no5lest fabric OF Government
which vas ever devised by the wisdom OF man: