Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-04

lie has beaten down the American system; lie has oea'
down the prodgai system of internal improvements
has beaten icvn The Bank Of the United StatcS-he ,HS
rolled back The tide Of civil war and d'suh'9'L r
settled important difficulties with Fface ara DINER o
eirn uowcIs and elevated the national character 10 IN w
prrccdened height. Our wralti, "nr commerce., oles
and domestic he sc been greatly extended ana
ed nod is in The iourising condition Inc pc
p!" arc prosperous, happy anu coi'enrd .r; al. iu
rem has sustained The Illcy which pr"oucc" .'!Se
sns and has aided in ;l" establishment g l''I w"
Democratic Republican ,c'nts. For ts, lie haS r'''
piaccd i'm prominent position. and Tor lbs We H't't
a is To be hunted down, Gnd these Tham nc ";aea
are ;rntcd 10 jrin IL Tie chaSc. lie s called lie h''
nee Of lresdrn and this has been urged n!"f li'e
people r,os, formidable objection 10 hl;' suppose
General Jackson dcs prefer him. and suppose he has sau
81: II.w does this affect Mr. Van BuErn! Inc FIes
dent s freeman and entitled to the liberty OF houe III
ald OF sorcc!-;!crc is constitutional restraint upon
HIM nor could there be- without violating ore .: inc '"
danicnai principles Of ire" government General JACK
son lcris deep interest III tie successful progress OF
those principles which he hasa,tcmpcd ocngrat INTO inc
practice of tho Constitution. lie has only done "IsI
every citizen has right 10 do. We can only CLAIM lia Nc
doris not abuse his Official duties in interfering with cleo
lions and that w. believe he has moi done Mr. v 'H:cn,
however, cannot void the expressed preferences {" Gen
Jackson if it improper, and is not The less H'aec
on tial account. We iohrar any further cniHrNs upon
this objection, for II Is 10" iinisy 10 be Ss'!"aSy co''
de.cd. ,
F,!ow.czcns il is reasonable 10 suppose, tia: in l'!e
great body Of the Democratic party t:e may be dlilef
Cnt preferences for the important Office oil ireSiCtt o TIC
u. S. While, hnwsvcr, all maintain the same pIii4"t
o.ipons paramount duty should be 10 secure The as
crndancy Of principles without rrga: "lrn 10 pre-
vent HE destruction of those principles which canno! be
and ought not to be- compromised we sh"ud cnncruc
muc! as men. Unity Of aclinn alone ensure sue
cess and in order l., do this, The minority should l"frGo
!hcir personal rre;r"ncrs Ia men: and act III
hearty concert with lie ma jny. Wllhrn; 1t, dctcHt IS
oincratic 1t is aid cannot lie doubted that Mr. Van
Burn is decidedly preferred by the great naj'fty OF tht
Republican party, N0,t and SO"h Why then, should
those who have other PERSONAL preferences hazard
so much to divide ini their friends: WHY not mag
unanimously Yield tlrlr personal preferences on the altar
OF their country good, an Ike true patriots, Unite hcat
and hand witt The great body Of their political friends,
in ;cir efforts 10 susl1n their principles Fr"w.cItI-
zcns, We have IDnc. Remember the importance Ut the
duty beJrc you, AID rush to the polls -rcnc'!cr lhal
the contest r. between HpgMcGa'sm ana fc"'f"''Em'
DCm0rrnry and -iriSucracy-Eqaah rights and hDnrF"-
hcS. Remember that with harmony and union, vcl"ry
is crrim!nn Division defeat and disaster. Your anita
gonIsls talented, vg;lant and uniiImT De so too
Let bc only inscribed upon Tie Republican banrr,
and it will ;rat alll in tie triumph of victory. The
battle is n Tor yourselves, but for postcry also LIT
this ~ but vel: impressed upon your minds, and w
asa'n say. you are vclors.
ALEXANDER BROWN,
LUNSFORD LOVING,
IrrTLEEEERY =. Logon.
JOHN NJ. SMITH,
KYLAND ROBES,
J. GARLAND.
August 20 $50.