Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-04
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Aai halt the platform just r:cce', he O:i.r.
We have promised 10 rrpu. ISL Portrait. c:u3 (c-
por,rr, of The Lyuc!burg DcGnrra %! ms riga; WORTH,
bru"r the Editor Of the HirgI:i!hn.'i.- Painter M
since had second sitting OF the nricinai-and upon ,r
Whole it is 4 capital picture Of tie sIan:wiIs;,,r- -
LyncInrg. There is, however. so s.icug a Ilml,
LIKENESS between him Of the Eir4nian, and nur rp.
irol NJ the Wing. that we have determined! To rc,nmI
,.:, canYnss, correct some al the neamrnr< and I,
cate :hc production 10 that paragon 81 Consistency To-
of all Editors in the world, has the least right 10 co
plain Of utcrs.-lle 10 even wors" Shameless =,
his trrrircrsalions more Prn,car in hts pha.,s ;h,
f,ynch5urg Virgmian itself as ccccUtr!c ~ q cr,.,,
ciann able the wind, ii;conStant Is tic i.!np..
vet nc has HE grace IN cant Of tie versatility n o,l
and the riirnnlcry abuse them 10. change m!:,a %
is no contradiction.
ALTERED from Tic DE- ancrraiJ
Facrs FOR THE CrRIous - sn he %0u;a irv,: him
The Eirhmoni Uhiy, forgetting its cwn si1mprs IN.
consistency: attempts, by pcrrrrS"n and ma;cmcsra.
,ion IL show that the Enquirer - guilty of The same s
TRY the Wing by its rule Lock To the files Of ;E,,
paper and my life upon it, no political vra!Accc5c Ia,
ever cnt more sommrrses Let us for lie rs;,ccj,! NO.
net Of the Whig Stale (onIy from memory few in.
stances!
ain 1921 he advocated the election 10 the P:cdrrc.
Of John Q. Adams, the Norfhcrn, agans, VIM H. Cry%.
ford the Sguthcrn candidate.
ain lS he advocated The rc-rrctinn nf hi; slr;p ~
Adams (al present flaming AboinEI>Ij 10 OPPOSITION
TO Gen jackson, Southern candidate
SO During the continuance u! that administration II,
measure however Federal, no cncroachtncn nyqo In.
rights of the States, however alarming, Hc viii: csa
son from the Nirgnian! liam J0w Shoulder and
MddIimg- without the omission OF br!>l!r ,c,huEt o,
chilling Within j! went The 'ch"!c in dc!incc u! the
mowers that be No palace slave was lr:r:r sr;y:lg
No collar print more ohscqm:nus |! nov gro,ssv, :,
regard Ire election Of Northern man. w!" hand an!
hand with the South, sustained ". H. Grd;yofG and
Andrew Jackson the Southern, 3gaiEa, J,iu q ! lam,
Iho Sor r;,.It vii!
South!
.ia l@}2 lie Advocated tie election 10 lie Presidency
Of Henry Clay. who claims for Cnngrrss the cen.
su4::a power to abolish slavery il! t!c UIs,Gic, q Go.
lulnLia and for the Wee Presidency. JOHN Sergeant
who was the leader Of the Missouri Iir.rc;.o:.,s n
Cunrrrss Thus ryemplI!y;ng thr sincerity # is .
position to 4 District A5opn!sl and A!.s.u,i! t..
stricliOn;st.
ain 1886 he prctcnds To regard both Of these docrcs
As the most abomnabc hcress o: the dal aid Ictat.
yucalrs the election Of Mr.. Tyler Vice i;c>G,rnho
adls that Congress has The power with Ike con.en.
OF the citizens OF the DIsirct-aud the tine ad.
yocaIrs tie rlcctiun Of Gen. HARRISON who has uttered
the dangerous and alarming doctrine tia, the Grnra
Government aid the Cause Of EmaGcpa patton wai!A
Mc Snrch0ing StntcS By appTopriana the Whole Of the
surplus revenle 10 that ol"ct. Thus Ciimn! RIGHT
oil the General Government 10 rob the SIav" Eodc, ya
revenue tax, to buy his siarc.IIe most aIGLAIGa
bic hcICsy of tn" day.
'.ln Ic;2, he was "wIoc hog" advocate f.: the
S!au#lpn Convention: and recommended aS the nnai
.ces O: that Convention, Henry Clay and john ST.
rrant for The lyvo first Offices the Government til"
a Dslric! Abcliliunst and the other Missouri RrSirc
tinnis..
Gin 1876, this same Editor pretended 10 feel holy
horror for the nominee o. CUnycntlGn and TarS IL"
people in dv!il strains against the surP" OF A:. Naa
Buren, because he has been unfortunate aS 10 receive
tl. nomination ni tile iamnrc Contention and g:
sl3p'ts JUDGE WE', himself The nptn"rc d 4 c0"cu
ni IL m"nb"rs Of Congress from Tennessee, and IF
General liarrIScn who nominated ~ t"nTrnIea
Of - delegates at Stanton!
- IN 1874, he pronounced the renewal Ci The DrIc
sites and Ike Protest the most iiGh.haHd.d uHras0is
ever adopted ny any Pres!!cntaHd stin"'l"d al. "h'
supported them in Congress, P"iGrc >afes al" il"
rirs and Of Judge White he said that he lad been os
q" the most ScrvIlc Of all The supporters OF t';s corrupt
Administration, and that the Wings could no. vne III
him without abandonment Of all their prIEcirlcS,
Aye, spahc Of Hugh Lawson White az weak Old mlr,
the $trrI!c supporter of all the corrupt Fl
corrupt Administration.
" In l:j5 an, 80, this same Editor calls upon the pc"
pie To elevate this same PGiHcG NGrc and 1oryW III:
Presidency Of he United S,acs Yes. calls upon Tie
Wings 10 do that which lie declared ~ I>H wun!d he an
ahardnnncni of all the principles for which they I'i
conrndrd. And yet. talks about principles ana coz
siStrrcv
:; When the greedy Manufacturers Of the North wcre
year after year. and step b. step, building up the atS
Syscu;lc effects of which were, 80 plumber Tie South
for tic benefit Of the North, Who vas Il IL Virginia
that advocated and defended this system o.! plumber and
orprrSsinC:
"Yac EichmonA Hh:g!
"Wtrn Rand'rp h, Rrrs, Barbour, &c. were resisting
with might and main. the nnlEst d''naH"s n '!'i
greedy. hungry rxpcciaHts--whp was II that ai""'I
their rinrrs and barhrd and sustained The c%actomSa
these 0rGly pamprrrd manufacturers upon tie SoatE
"Tc Rirhmond Wig!
"Wlcn driven ard gnaGcd almost desperation, TN.
der the administration al John Quincy Adams and ten
~ Clay the South determined tn MAKE Io"g pull
strong pull and as it shond Ehrr bcrn) pn:l all t'
llirr defence of her abused prIncyl"s and vo4t
righs-wl;o was il that found gr;in. in the rama'
Of her enemies, and -liouu. her hc.l!css racr':
"Ihc RiChLaOnd jfMgt
''Allcr the South had nnrin,Isly tr;umphcd, hy Tie
aid of Martin Van Buren, aud his friends over the COM
Jlncd forces Of the Tares BankilrS, fcdraIG;;' 7"l
Anti Masons; and when Gen Jackson calling uP''
the North 10 do JUSTICE and recommending I" Com
,rrsss in his annual messages, with the SANCTION aGv@
aud support Of 0ir. Van Buren,, "A modification OF TIE
Tariff 10 the actual wants Of the Government, 5" az
40 equal Justice 10 all OF national interests and to eye
y section Of our Union-who IL that rmdcn"or"d 10
'arayzc his arm, and destroy The force Of his recon-
The k;chmond Uhiy!
When this time -hunnrcd old soldier aud patriot. n
opposition to his own private inciHlti"n was a-!l
brought forward by the Republicans Of the North ard
hc South. lis candidate for TT clrct'On--whp vas
hat rallied to the support of Henry Clay, tic c!lmr'n
j! tie Thrift. the Bank and Internal improvements "9'h
lie ale vi These systems slakcd upon i!iS election
" Tic Richn0nd Uhig!
81 And when Mr.. Yan Buren, was Secretary "i State
nd was s,rcnuously aiding The President IN bringing
bon reduction Of The Tariff TO the actual wants "i e
invernentwho it that said % h!in in drri'''''
that the power bchd The throne greater than Tue
hrnne'?
" Tic R1hmond Uhr!
"And alter h. has Tough, z"alos! ably and lti"'
with Tie Southern Republicans and the Nnr;!Ica De,
1ocracy against the Bank, Internal improvements 'nf
is it that cndcaYord to rob hun
is hon"rs, and 10 put him down b. slang and SANDER
"Ihis same Richmond Hhig!
"And now, WHEN the old Republican party Of he \
o and the South the Eis, and the West, have [
rought him forward candidate for the Prcstenc:
AMI with his solemn and deliberate p"dyc tina, he mus!
into the Presidential Chair, the -iRGlJ!c amt .ae0r'