Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15
Fur IHE E-FQCIRER.
TO TILE VOTERS OE HANOVER.


Friion- Ciii.rns Permit RESIDENT but native
born citizen Of your county, and who has lived III il
upwards OF forty years to address you on lie subject ol
the approaching rlcc,ion.-l Lave been attentive Oh
server Of political events since arrived at the years
Of discretion. | have always Lern Republican, and
did, IN any one inStancr vote tor fcderast and
since the FrGrrallsS have assumed tie nane q! Wings,
! have voted tor one Of them Ii whatever gacb
they dress themselves know them. The bones OF my
ancestors cntotbrL III your soil; and have
nlerous dear and connections and friends living
among you. ION may readily Imagine, thea, from
this relation towards yOu the warm Sulicudc feel
for your political welfare The great political questions
,hn og,ated the country last Spring, settled al
the polls. A Legislature rrtnrncd by the great
body of the STATE favor Of the Right Of instruction.
and in favor Of that distinguished maa, Martin Van Bu-
rem as President Of the Nation. Il is subject Of
graduation and rejoicing to cvrty Democrat 10 know
that the Wings Of tic Legislature preceding the last
Legislature anu those q" the .aI' aft neen oye,tahGh
exposed and signal!y defeated in their hgh.handrd
career. It sliews that liberty has her voarirs, who
fight valianty and successfully under her broad banner
Where now is the ingenious Gilmer: Signally &c.
feated in Alhcmarc, for his Infatuated course in the
last Legislature upon the sub jrct of Abolition. and
the expunring subject, &c. The Wings in the LegiS-
ature wished raise panic the subject Of Abolition
and the Wings al the nation wish 10 raise panic
that subject; brt the Democrats wide awake.
The little brief authority they obtained from the panic
thew raised for The removal Of the dcposi.cs has cnb
Lrned them, notwithstanding they were arirnted The
nation has passed upon H. and has sustained the Presi.
DENT ana N!st Tue W Hg3 us
upon his devoted head the walls u wrath, lie stands
and unGsnayed, his country friend and beneactor.-
Let me pay Just tribute the Expungers OF Legs.
i.turc Their should be written in letters Of gold
and inscribed uu the pillar Of lane. Read the accom-
psrd Rivrss speech the Expunging Resolution,
introduced by Benton. The speeches OF these men are
rich Legacy ~ III. nation. What has lecoIne Of Pun.
dexter and his assocales The people have supplunted
them with honest politicians. and now We behold ina.
jority of digned and wise Republicans III that august
body.
Pardon this small DEPRESSION from the main subject
have in view the merits of tho two candidates before
Goodall, and Thompson. The Democrats of Hanover
are called decide plain question at The polls =
VIII they for political friend or political enemy
GondlIl is their friend, and Thompson their encmy-
The friends of Goodal numerous and can elect him
by heavy mauritybul should they be careless or stay
at hone they may not elect him by large ma "ri,y
they anticipate. No in the State has voted the
interest of the People faithfully than he has, and
he has always done whenever lie has been elected Il
serve the People We all know what the Richmond
party will d. send ont again their fifty sixty; but they
will cone home they did last year to be laug hed at
Hanover send Thompson 10 the Legislature, noee
Fcdrraist! No. NEVER!
A DAUNTLESS REPUBLICAN.