Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15
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Thg candlda,e for le Vice Presidency, and hence lei,
the necessity ofresgnation. He says he could dlaw
black lines around entry in book, because
would have upset the orstl"ion, ruined the counir
| and lie might have added, offended his Wing rca.s
who had written The entry there. Mr. Lcghs in.
scnuity has discovered method OF making his resign.
tlon il il be called. consistent with his accep.
lance of his place. lie took place to which lie lad 10
moral right, because it given by violation v duty
OH the part Of those who gave it, and he resign.
TO body not in existence, and which may neyerIr
in existence. The Legislature tell him TO DO Certain
act noo or to resign lie answers 1--WE understand from
Mr. Gncrs speech of Monday that lie will n"Ier
the resign, but that he will resi- twelve month,
hence. He Mr. Leigh has thus given The coup de grace
to his own political reputation MI laZewr has asn
committed plilicaI suicide; but the two dead bodies viii
lie az state until this ;me year when We hope they vii
be- buried together. Mr. Rvrs bears with han 10 TIM Sc
nate Chamber The congratulations of triumphant and
cxuling people noble field Of political distinctions
opened to him, and doubt not but he will take such
stand will cXa!l his already elevated reputation, and
rebound to the glory Of the Old Dominion.
lie it remembered by the people Of AIbemarI' tia!
their Delegates Suuhali and Gn;cr, voted agaInst Their
own great statesman; although t!cy Lo, declared
last canvass that it they hal been The Legislature the
session before, wl evidence cqnalIy satisfactory Of Tie
wishes OF the people .! AjemarIe That which Mcss
Randolph and Rvrs had, they would have VOTED "'
VIM. g. RvrS. This Writer they had the same eTE
dricr, because he had done political act since. and
was accused Of rli,ncr, and the people had given
evidence of change ~" nind since the election III Is"
as 10 VIM c. I:vr5. Let The people ASK, why kIr,
voted agas: AIR. Gilmrr pronounce hang soie tG
":y upon hn III lc2; 1t c. u!d have been 10! M "
fence prior to that time. All his political votes >ncr
have correspondent exactly with those OF Hugh l. Nme
-and Mir. Gmcr nominated White III the W !G eau
Gus as President. IL could not . personal c"l idcfs.
lions because Mir Gner declared, very properly that he
would suffer such things 10 Interfere with public
duty. Why then, ask. was Ahcniarle made 10 vote
against her greatest SOM EcpnJ'mH.
ImE CAMrAIGs.-Thc candidates took the field
l,. Dl1Ip a mari ipr
M IN time to fire the first shot We think lie made r
best effort we ever heard from him. The humoI!
and low, there was mcrr real wit, and hs
S"phistry more ingenious than usual The genera!
character ul his style the same, but his lancI las
mproycd this he expected from his frequent mac
in the Legislature tins winter, and The rank and dig.
nifty OF Wing leader, to which he has been Ealsct
From the same causes, however, his pocs gro" wo':r
and worse; The higher lie stands and the more lie
r:ls himself Why leader, the less OF RrpubI.
can he can aIlnrd to lie at home In his two lors
speeches. although Mr.. Gllmcr said very anus,
Ing things. aI;! very ingenious and adr'Hl III a.
tempting to s!!iIt many little matters from his own
shoulders to those of his advcrsarleS, yet on ever! ~'
por:ant question he met and demolished by R'v,s
The aucr was. he always Is, dignicd clear: CANDID
and powerfully 2!gumlcna;Ive. We have never seen
speech listened to wi.h mare profound silence and
anxious attention than his, WHEN patriotic
sentiment, touching appeal or conclusive argunrnei'
cIIed applause i'll the attentive multitude. We have
Fever heard speech call forth iorr frequent tur>r
seen deeper impression made than by ir con
vincng and happy argument Of MIR ll!vcs. BIT Ra"
dulpI answered Hlr GiTrr's queries ~ a lew hfN +
but powerful arguments sustaining lns Opinions
Both parties promised 10 conduct tlc canvaSS IN haImO
ny, and iurbrarancc from personalities. Heaven grant"
may be so there political questions ru"u. 10 discuss
and nothing be mole foolish IN the Candidates u
unsatisfactory 10 the people, than personal "f'n
gle instead oi political discussion Mr.. Gilcr opened
all his batteries the principal Is lh" Contested e
but this; next ali the old scpg about Mr. Van Buren, and
lastly the Expunging Resolutions. The people undr |
stand all these matters too well. The first MATER, as N
scc Decides and ought to decide, nothing On
either side. Wen spike That gun, the ocr Two We
turn against hin-U.
POLITICAL CATEClISM.
Who said wheat would sell for fifty ccns and tobacco
three dollars, and negroes for little or nothing: lie
Wings.
Who said the country could not exist, without Ma
tona Bank The Wings.
Who said there must bc with France: ly Tic iauH
Of the Administration The lims. l
Who said France had acted with justice and honor
and their own country dlsgraceiully: HE Wings =
Who SAID the President last annual message wCOI
be insult, and still further iniiame Flace: lHe
Wings.
Who said it satisfactory: All American pa'''
tie neutral people Of Eng land and TIE french tmdm'
Who now say ii contained al humble apology! '"e
Whigs'
Who denounced the Procamaticn Force Ei!l !F' /
test, and Removal Of the Dcpositcs arbitrary uhc'"
stitutional, tyrannical and ruInous: The Wings.
Who sustained all those measures Zcaluusiy 'H.r
White.
Who support Judge White The Wings f
" no did Firgn sustain '. President lt.-, 'Ga"S
Judge Barbour: Martin Van Buren,. ,
What offence has he committed since; lie Is on!
accused Of being favorable tu tr'se mrasucs ""'"
Judge White actually suslains, and which the P''F"
have approved.
Who the most able, zcarus, and active suPp"y
OF Mr. Madison wur measures IN Tic State VI ~ i"
| Martin Van Buren,.
Why did Van Buren, sustain Clinton against Hah's"
first term: Because the republican caucus IN 'e
| gls!alurc, Of which Mr.. Van E,rm was not menu
made out ticket for their CITIZEN I's'ra" ~
and 10 have div4?d the republican vote would "''
thrown the Stale of New l"k into the lants ., o.
Fcdoraisls and los: the powerful aid oi Nc" j."
during the and in aid Of MIR. Madison.
For what have ll;c Nulil!crn Wings always ccn"V's
ed Van Buren,: For his Jclicrscnian RclubIca" i'''
cpies. I,
For what do the Southern hgs Genounce him. ~
Fcderalist. $500 n
Who sustained Jefferson ogains: the elder Adams
Crawford against the younger Adams, and Jac"''
ngainst the same and Henry Clay: Van Buren,. 30 +
In what party ranks are now found those men '"
sustained The Ada.,ses and Clay: The wing ranS' Il
VIVA, party ACCUSES Van Buren, O.! being again'''"
war: The Wings. f.: T.
What Virginia politician was against tie war and )"
ferson' b. w. Leigh. Is
Who sustain him: The Wings &
Who raised the qualification Of free negro r"i';sn
New York from nothing to !no hundFed amt yiy d'"'
property? Van Buren,. .
What has been the practical effect of this Joe, 81
cude them ncar entirely from the polls, only hr
respectable and industrious being able to vote IN.
In what State do free negroes vote withou! an! : Il
perty: In Judge Whites State-Tenncssee. e.,..3 b
What is the difference in the condition Of these ot
New York is free Stale and has Pcnnsy IYana, a"O anu,
free State intervening between her and any o"s'
State, but Tennessee is q slave Stale IN Inc H''
other slave States. -; l.
| in what other slave Stale did free negroes To'e
| North Carolina. ,, Gr ~
negro the rlry nme right to white ha
wiIhcut The restriction imposed in the Cons.