Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08

pudence 10 ask you to vote for the very who
The rnglcaders IN the outage.
10 That portion Of the Wing party in Virginia which
h""nsny suppnr:ing Judge WHITE these proceedings
must lave been Wormic0cd and GaH When they look
IN vain to the multitude OF Toass drank at this Wing
DINNER tor the bursts Of enthusiasm i'm favor of their
Chief when they find nonc--no, not one poor
as ~ do hin reverence-Not humble voice raised,
To remind The vast asscmblage Of his friends that such
person eA'slrd-how were they to for this
! untrard.ut neg ect: Where John TYLER that he
did hot break the silence:
(lhe only reference made to the Judge was in cold
milk and wafer Toast brougL in by the Conmitlee)
Not single demonstration Of individual feeling was
elclcd during the whole affair for HCGH Lawson
WHITE. We usk his friends then. if they
convinced, that he is already laid on the SHELF by the
leaders OF the Harrison party Look at the late
ment in Augusta, calling the friends of Harrison
eject at the polls in Apri, members to Harrison Con-
TO DC held in Staunlon, the 9TH day of June
nexl to form i new Ticket in his iavor-Ihen look at
Inc criminal neglect which attended his at the
Nag Dinner III Richmond put these Two facts toge
lhcr aud then Judge for yourselves what is to take
place directly alter the April Elections are over-Aye!
only SEVEN days. Why it is clear day light
The fact scarcely denied by the Harrison party nOc!
ti.at THIS CONVENTION will drop tie Richmond
! rIcke, made for Whe-or rather DROP WHITE from
1t, and put Harrison III his place Then you will DC
called 10 support it, Your votes at the April Polls
VIII be quoted against you-your pride OF consistency
will be attacked and every means taken to keep you
whipped into lrack-lhry will sopllscate and assert
viii tell you it is the same Ticket as ever and endeavor
carry It by your support: In Western Virginia the
Ticket viii he run Tor llAKRsOS-ln Eastern ioi WHITE
If elected to all inents and purposes HARRISON
Ticket, and he gets the vote Ut the Electors, by large
uuIOIuy.
Friends of WHITE: LOOK at this Electoral Ticket,
Tot med Observation-Disclosures it carefully and cautious
y; 1t Tor yourselves Suppose ii was now elect
ed and urly about 10 decide 10 which IndIvi-
dual the vote OF Virginia should DC gwen, Harrison or
White; Is thrre any doubt on the SUBJECT Why the sr
w.uld leave you in pul minority, to curse
their duplicity, when too atehe Election carr
ed where Is you. remedy; They would laugh at your
simplicity uEd tell you that every lining Is tar IN
pol.csi Set you at defiance, their leader Leigh
has already done the Right Of Observation-Disclosures
,un!zr overthrow the temple OF DEMOCRACY IN
tie Old Dominion, and on It's foundation you would
erected splendid FEDERAL edihce, dedi-
Gated 10 the unknown God Of Aristocracy. Will you
lend yourselves TO such uuholy purposes fause-
bcsrech you before il is too lutepause and reflect
II yvu 10 not you will bitterly repent hereafter, that you
havr not done so.--Io will that you have been VIII
fully band 10 the light OF circumstances, which you
could not otherwise nave avoided secng-tha you have
linus made to assist in establishing principles when
you abhp place Of those you have always reVerenceo.
We ask YOU ~ look at the course OF The lesdlng
Wings carefully, without prejudice OR partal!ly-See
what Is thought it, by both parties in other States
[LynchLug Democrat.
Senator Leigh in a long and argumcntativc Letter to
the Legislature Of Virginia, has not only refused to obey
the Instructions OF that body but has slsned his lnen.
val! o his constituents, and to vote IN dIance OF their
Instructions as he thinks propcr.-ilow does this con-
duct contrast with that of MIR. Tyler, who having re-
gard for the oath which he TOOK and fear oil perjury
IN his conscience, noby resigned his seat, rainier than
disubcy his constituents, thereby acknowledging the
RIGHT of lnsruction.-And how Will the political
friends Of Mr. Leigh reconcile his recent course WIN
the bold anal open nianncr IN when lie ackh'"ieog-
ed the Il .rlit Of Instruction two years ngo-Wlen
il. took his seat after Mr.. Rivcs instructed
out Of Congress: Does he not belle hlniset,-has
political consistency and honesty departed from the!r
rarbs: We sadly fear that 1t has. lhe demociauc
puruns that is now going in the National Councils
Of our country, Will yet reach this dehrr o. public VIII,
and Letaycr o! his States trust. The political leProsy
that nircts the Why ranks will not much longer shield
such men as Leigh, Tazcwc and others, from the IN
d.sna,ion Of the -.NOntgomery t.ia adrerS0r.
| YnE CoALIrIos.-The Wigs and AboItonists are
at w. r even handed and play into one anohcrs names
most admirably. Their desperate determination 10 ROD
the pcop! Of The right OF eec,ing their own President,
il To- be effected By coalition formed between the
leaders Of these TWO Opposition powers While tho
:s If The Suut! adhere, for The time being TO the
consistent JUDGE for the purpose OF securing the South
te Al!nnI.ts Of Vermont send tor the RATIFICATION
,l tie West the nomination OF Harrison and GrdH-
ocr the first u poor and mser bic too and the other
an open and avowed Abolitionist Of New York. The
WEius of Ohio aud Kentucky hail with pride the as.
scatiun Of Gen UarIson with Granger and shout that
il is the strongest ticket that be given to the North
and West The coalition is complete, the good and up
right judge is be made martyr to his party on the
eve of The election lie will be withdrawn from the
contest, and the issue will be between HARRISON ana
CHAMBERLAIN Buren, and Johnson, and ere reason can
return 10 the benghtrd eyes Of the Nulrrs and wings
Of the South they vii! he caugh voting in conjunction
with the Wings OF the North Tor al open anu a'o"eu
| Aboli,iunist of New ork.
| viii the Democracy Of the Union longer remain ST.
lent when the nccndary is in the field preparing ior
| the onset, We trust not Let every hi! and valley
! echo with the requiem of their defeat Let not the
consciousness of security and triumph ul you into
careless:rss neglect. In the dead hour OF night
the ncendary will ply his torch, and Tie fanatic val
rrnI the air viii shouts II mIs'r and yrinny-fo-
lcal honesty and integrity alone VIII le aoie 70 sn'e
the country the grasp OF the opponents OF ciVii
r. hts peace and good order and ensure 10 the people Of
tLt South, Union and the protection OF property"
71c E;oA Of instrurtion.--.Nr. Leigh.
". mentioned in our last number that the Virginia
,ois,,ur had instructed the Senators OF that State
- sn,n in favor Of Mr. Bcntons Expunging Rcsolu-
tion and that Mr.. Leigh had refused to obey ms IN
struclo,is and would not resign Since that time we
have received his letter 10 the Virginia Legislature IN
relation 10 this subject. 1t is miserable! shutng, eva.
iesui,ical productions from the pen Of proud and
hauuIty astocra Justification Oh crooked, serpeh.
i;Me course shaped 10 subserve his own interests anu
lecnus and taken in conformity to circumstances con-
neced with his ambitious PROF ecs. We VIII not DENY
ria, Il * written with some tact and abty-but il is en-.
,irry uusound in doctrine 1t takes ground danctri-
caly opposed 10 Virginia principles upon this SUBJECT
She will rcpudiatc his sentiments:
Mr. Lcrli thinks that he should act in accordance
viii, instructions given him in the following instances
Ii he was instructed upon constitutional question OF
n,doubt'u character, in relation to which the country
should be divided, he would then obey. 2. If he we're
instructed 10 vote npon question: the success OF
which would establish constitutional principles, when
he believed sound but his constituents deemed olhe,
wise he would obey far as not to roe j. Upon gu
questions of policy he would yield his own opinion %
! that Of his constituents. -. IL
The cases in which Senator would be JustIea IN u'S
regarding his instructions, according 10 :'f hS.s,
cur whenever those instructions require h,. " Cns.
involving moral lurpude in violation Of the nonsa,