Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-10
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Ip, no man despair al making hs peace wsth ~"
ant;-democra,c par'y, however n,rtay he may have
offended them w p1rir pad % well TOR desert
ers To those who over from the enemy, iirE
r-ant not oy complete oblivion o. muir -. but no.
nors and Offices the best proof Of the sincerity .! their
rcconc lcment.
You reader belong pcl!IIpS 20 the Democrat par;T:
YOU are elected and urcd man; your merit IS III
appreciated BY those who act with you: Your services
are not estmltcd ut their true value IN tn" distribution
Of Offices YOU lei" out, mayhaP tohbcd of wtth
some IN sirn can; post. the dignity Iii" cmolmncnt
OF which is far below you. real deserts. our me z
nation is naturally awakened b. such must CO. your
heart swclls with disappointed hope and offended 'cid
and YOU begin doubt whether the party Ia vii ci you
have attached yourself worthy 70 number y"u any
longer among is members.
Ii such are your Zee: n@3. walk cyrT boldly II once
70 the oppost, party Th"r" p.lns and crowns N
store for your h1pp5 repentance Th"y w'!! Tcce'Tr
YOU as the Nol5c ans received toriolanus and will
make vou General Of their armies. on may then
come back a. the head Of mighty host I" batter
down the walls If the ungractul Rom" you nave lett,
and enrich yourself with IT'S spoIls lhnA OF me
four Wing members Of Congress from ths city, all o..
them desertcrs 10 the enemy, and al! enjoying the
brilliant rewards of their ,reaclcrythInk Of them,
and take courage.
Blu, YOU imagine probably thu: you have committed
some offence which the VII party viii not overlook
You have perhaps said and done things which make
,ou odous 10 the last degree IN their eyes: you have
long been the object Of thr hatred t"ir tauns and
Their caunni,s thrv have done all IN their power to
hean vou with disgrace, contempt and iniainr, ana
:ave sad things Of you cl you suppose they cannot
Gnsav.
lie, no such apprchcnsions restrain you. Walk al
once their camp ,'iglt &c FROM the Democracy
end they will receive you with open arms. 4 lew OF
them mas perhaps make conempuous grimacc at the
new conner but Won have only TO copy the iustrlous
example Of Mr.. Ta!mad.c and you Will diss;pa,c then
prejudccs, and earn Their praises Like hun learn
their cant BIZ heart like him repeat their ca'cllwords
a, ..h i.4
onrcd, support your ncw doctrines with the same yea
aud will that YOU supported your DID, like ham attent
public meetings and make party speeches every day in
Two or three weeks III succession, and your pur"a'oi
is complete lon VIII then be received nj" tu!i an'
undisputcd communion v h the aEt Democratic par'y
You will be named their leader and candidate 10y accla
nation; YOU will receive GROWING iclicIt! the ap
plause even of the .Ntr lorh .ln"rir""
To show tina, do np' dciGdc Inc reader w'l ialSt
views Of the Lbrralit: of tic VIM party, viii jus
copy portion of the violent and even furious abuse
with which the print have named at one time assail
ed Mr. Tallnadgc and then snbion recent article iron
the prin; rrtractng that abuse, and even p"pos
ing Mr. Tallmadgc tor one oil the highest oces oil tht
American Republic.
Last wear while Mr. Tallmadgc's conversion TO the
Wing party was Sc, fresh, and while his friends were
cndcavorng procure his election to the Senate OF the
United States, the American SAID
''Mr TalluadTc elected SIX years ago IL JACK
son man. and during the rule OF the old CHI ci, on"
of his followers was found more reliable than Mr. Tall
madgc for whatever was required even 20 tn" removal
of the depositcs-thc Just icaon Of that rcmovaigio
rifcaon rcsuuons--and universal! proscr pton Of an
tagonists.
.Whcn Mr. V Buren, succeeded, Mr.. Taiimadge still
adhered and filled the measurement ccrta'n OF me
countrys glory, his own-bv voting tor the EXpung
ing Resolution.
e.The cnormitv of that offence great as tc
shock and astound the public mind, accustomed though
then was very gross and icinous offences aSais
good Government and the Constitution
SE,u,. tI, III
same peopis that al tic Indignation ~hict then zee g
muck ejortd rouse transient tc6iln" gt "pJ"'
tho oceaSioRa siep-rrplraint hcrtag GnS'cc!C"
its purpose 1aag BE lad aSde until again nesdcd' We
know how Others may answer these questions, but
our is already before the public.
ave sincere III Remuneration o. hr. la!i-
madge i'll lc31and VIII not, however others may,
concur in any measure tina: shall hcs,ow on INN the
highest honors and un.c>cved confidence Of the Wings
in 1899"
1--WE ask our readers, how with such sentiments on
record in our own columns, nov about 10 re-
produce We could 60 for Mr. Tallmadge. and ever ask
again the confidence of honest in our professions
on any subject.
1.-The expunging resolution, passed the Senate on the
10th January, 1889. On the 18th, when referring 10
the Kissing the gallery when the result was declared
we said
.sThc feeble and isolated disapprobatton of that gal
lerv WILL as the news Of the crculates through
the land swell into such tempes; Of dsdainiu con-
tempt that to the last dcy Of their lives, these
ant Senators of America will be pursued BY the indy
ing hiss Of scorn.
s.The high vaulting ambition Of Mr. Rvcs-the only
one among these services of whom We hoped better
thngs-from this day may date its downward tendency
He may be great man hereafter IN fallen Virginia
but in this nation which cannot always be deluded,
bis doom is sealed" DC, DC.
"Finally, we published from that PERIOD ahui the
oh of March following, the ExPrSeIp KEs0lu.ios