Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20

,,.ce for them, even in tho columns Of the
NE pas, constituents know me, however, much bet.
Sbis my WHO editors, and it would hardly be neces-
Than ~. 10 seek for press to lie, them know my SEN
- m ~ did So should not, most assured'y, seek
ssa% rh;r rress in Richmond do however, desire,
s WI" ;hr doings and sayings here should be known,
81 som through medium entitled TO confidence and
III Az 10 his slang about the little importance got.
$50 L.. newspaper notice Of me, can only say, that
"a @ wears UPON its face, unpnvable spirit ot
BE 's'r The time was, when the Wing might chal.
ns bs admiration Of its ene'a'es-Dut lis moore spin,
sisss '",cd-,he gallant Peasants Inns retired, and
Us @ Ip.ns WELD the destines OF that paper But he
&H' meanly assaulted the Reporters where they had
a!' VA '.,nni,v Of explaining. This comes with bad
% Pan sn Edi,oe. My remarks were made before
f''s rsn knew whether was speaking true or talse
t through The land, and falls ui.on ears that can
know their truth or talsehood. II an holtor' OF
nj h e,,ects me to permit him to msrepresent me,
=, notice or remark, before those who ate able and
sus is of doing all parties justice he is deceived
i4!,, be- deferred from my duty BY The infamous
n,ohsa,e press. by any other considerations
-: ,O,s,nal character Nor do regard The Vupera.
t,ren whose trade is the perverson Of truth, and
of every masnoH' f';sHSSd tS9i ta'
Xxi; taste 80,
FOX THE ENQUIRER
% fseho,Gers of The counties Of Sposyoansa Orange,
''""' Madison, Cuipepcr and RdPpahaxnoek.
Observation-Disclosures this communication reaches
-, Won will have been apprized Of the election 10 the
rs of Councillor your Representative in Congress-
i.h, n Patton, Esq AS you will see from the vote,
- m,s sustained by The Wings, of The Conssrra
IRIS and few Of the Sub-Treasury men. have taken
- liberty of using the word, Conservative, but thnK
= ouuht TO be erpunged it might be as well TO draw
lick lines, and thereby preserve the word u VIII t1Ae
a. liberty of brngi 10 your notice the name OF n
Smith, of Cupeper the proper man to succeed MI
v,,n have never sad one word 10 Mr.. Smith on
.s;s subject nor do know his wishes. The writer Of
mis- hasly article has no personal wishes 10 ou
:. Mr.. Smith sterling worth as polc'an, mat can
.sn,n,era him to the notice of the District He Is
member of your State Senate, and muy be truly
he is an honor his District, as we'll as to his State
49, heen with delight, that have heard him on the
If the Senate as well as before popular assemblies,
the fundamental principles upon which the
Constitution is based. crisis has now come IN the po-
ic,i history Of this country, and the contest is now
sJ;rg whether man is capable OF self government and
f,.mned 10 sustain The Constitution and the Republi.
measures of the Government; or to barter away our
Ghsr,ies give up the rens Of Government and consent
be- governed BY the monled aristocracy OF souess cor
.oraiions? .,,
., ,rinmph Every thing that is dear to the yeomanry
=; the country is at stake. Take this matter into
,n, own hands Let the farmer and the mechanic 60
,,h {, the polls, shoulder 10 shouder-and, unless one
who has been in all Of your counties as well as an eS'
nsve acquaintance in some, is grossly deceived in the
intelligence of the hardy yeomanry OF which they are
con,posed YOU must and will succeed. You have now
an opportunity of sending the champion in the great
cause Of popusr rights from your District, 10 the Con-
r,es Of the u S: send him forth. His political princi
pss-his talents, wanting in the councils Of the ma
ucn Peradvenure. should he come in collision with
the monied power on the floor of Congress, his District
would have guarantee in her Representative, who will
never quail under lis influence but stand forth with his
manly eoqnence, sustaining the great principles OF De
mocracv; cheered Ivy constituents whose virtues and
Republican principles are Us steadns as the rock OF Gi
trllar. REPUBLICAN CT THE Old SCHOOL
TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.
S,-ln your last paper you state that recommends
ton Of Republican of the Old School, in favor of VIM
Smith Of Culpeper, to supply vacancy in Congress-
which will occur BY the election of the Hon. J. NJ Pat
lon 10 the Executive Council of the State, will certain
" appear your paper of Tomorrow 1t is unnecessary
I, comment the quarter whence that communication
Is supposed have GOMEZ but should that article appear
Republican of the same School, will lake tue liberty
o. recommending to the Voters OF the District, Col
Nj Nar rh'1 10, 1855. A DEMOCRAT
Our Correspondents l." on Instructions, "HuMAS.
r.s," on Ciey case, the Meeting in Buckingham and
"MADlsoS, unavoidably postponed till our next
n We are authorised to announce DAVID BARNETT
asa candidate to represent the county Of Montgomery
in the mex, House of Delegates
We are authorized to announce joins X. EDMrNps
and PAUL TAYLOR Esqs candidates 10 represent the
county of Halifax in the next General Assembly.