Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-09
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Drn' Int rXpgrss INV irgre'. II SUCH anguaS' naS
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i E"" conceive that /, IS the duty OF The huHoesl
a. ,ncs sb;aad to lrel that the character OF MS
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-.7 $50 however To BE- cqIa!'y explicitly under
49, s,es,sliv except Mr.. y Connell IRON The be-
-" r,,s cxrIsua;on, a. have no apology TO make
r' So, his a-ocjous assault on our country, on the
.,,, o whlch have referred ha' lie mas no such
tl-.''i' sb,Il make sufficiently manifest in communi
GAM, n.,,,se addressing 10 Mr., Richie at moment
i tis,Ire ~ redemption of the pledge which
g - my letter Of The 10Th August. when promised
So rn,n ~ oud Obtain at birmingham, the proofs
'o''2 s,b,ct nf which Mr. O'Conncll had been gull
o. ' ,,,np, himself from direct responsibility TO MIR
"a,,n for his mos, extraordinary and unJustihable
| ,.,,s lH that gentleman
,s,rs distinctly TO dsavow all intention, in my
,,Nr Rnchlc to uea. The people OF Ireland with
'" n,s, con;uuielv dsrespect cherish for their
TX courage 100 high admiration, and for their
.,o,s and ln<.orlunes too sincere sympathy, Tor
8" 10 entertain a feeling entirely opposed 10
ST.. ssncj.,lons and attachments Of my early life
remain. very respectfully,
J. HAMILTON.
- : Those papers which have Published my letter
I,h Argus, 10 Mr. Richie, will do me the favor
/ :, insert thus cara. -
MAJOR GARLAND.
,r c,r,,,io, article is from the Charlottesville Re-
! 'io,n wb,se Editor has heard Maj Garland, knows
,Io;eas. and vouclIss Cor his Anti Whiggsry
,,s, tina. such man is 70 TRAITOR 10 his people
- * worse shan d!c it is miSchievous, to hold such
'..,ys ilwarGs him We have never denounced ny
& treasury nan 70, honestly holding his opinions
5 ye wli not siieHtly stand BY and see Conscrva'
80 who ice kao,o, is equally honest in his opinions
,. denounced ALL such denunciauons, whether on
% one side OF the other, improper, unSenerous and
r,-nicious - our motto is still, BEAR AND FOR
BEAR:
Ne perceive from the Richmond Enquirer that a
r, a:saant has entered the field against Represen
,;vs who brancishes his wordy Pons with air Of
c,o,,,nce that would Justify us in believing that he
s,,dsd himself very Achilles ia war, and very
r,ses in council If he be, decidedly think, he has
ro-e v.or and wisdom than discretion. We have read
an! published every speech delivered by Maj Garland
IN Congress- rave heard his addresses 10 the
oos Of Aibemarie and have heard Of his addresses
- me other counties of the District from all OF which
W unite with s!e Enquirer, in repelling the charge
tai he traitor to The people for he truly represented
rge E1sJnrts of opinion IN ais district; that he has
c5re over to the Wings unless hrm and decided opPo
iln 10 the Sub Treasury scheme and the increase Of
LIZ
ne political weathercock, for he has not changed
Hgs leading political opinion; aud upon the State bank
cspOse system, and the Sab Treasury scheme he now
G7iinlsns the identical opinions which he maintained
snen he was elected. and which Gen. Jackson's adn
1.rlton, aud do not doub; his iiberal trlducers
llnlaned We should like TO know Of these ctseaeTeS
whether il is the saarcoek that does not change; if II
Is. Major Garland IS certainly one.
We Cannot account for the vindictvs and reckless
war which soa1e presses, and some leading politicians
ere waging Roanst our representative, and why THIS
cayar0us champion all the way from Delaware, should
found it necessary 10 enter the lists against hun
ne alresdy so formdably assaed. Is 1t that
represents the District in which w G. Rves resides
lad that through his ribs they wish to strike blow at
his distinguished o! their hatred for the benefit
some restless and envous aspirant or IL It because
liz refused 10 conform to the modern rules OF party
discipline and surrender up his Judgment and his con
science al discretion to e1ecgire rc, should like 10
sa7w We say these gentlemen that they had better
urn their artillery some more vulnerable Fortress
a- Nr Garland born and raised in his district and
i ,eo well known by bis constituents 10 be affected by
attacks CT these Swiss mercenaiies Their confidence
Is TOO strong be easily shaken, particularly from such
ma! giant sources.
I'VE tell these gentlemen, one and all, that they en- n.
mt drive Mr. Garland from his present position-Their
GeHuncli0n and abuse have terror for him, he is
tn ard ImmOvabse, and they had we'll cease their
unjust and yindclIve asPersions against him. He would
as soon take srSanic he would swallow government
hank the sublTeasury scheme, protective tariff, sys
TEN Of internal improvements national bank; and il
opposition to these principles constitute dpostacy he is
annie