Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-17

NCn w H. H. HARRISON, difficult
Iotele The course Ct whose prominence is chiefly
founded upon silly fanatcism. We know him to
be the advocate of National Bank, of internal i'm
prnVemens BY The Federal Government the friend of
larit Tor the protection Of manufactures and that he
mas, on The floor OF Congress, declared himself Fed
rast: he is generally regarded utterly incompetent
tor the high office of Prrsdeni and equvoca test Of
that lnc"mpe,ency is perceived IN his effort to rise upon
the prescription Of opinion, uuder g",rrrmtL where
opun protected against all force, lr force OF
BY every consideration, Fellow citizens which should
animate and unite US, we are called 10 vigorous exer
ton. Tor the e!ecuon of allie and vlitunus Chief
Magistrate No has more faithfully eXempIiipd the
great plnc Piles OF The Constitution, handed down to us
by the departed fathers of the Democratic family; and
surely, none evnce resolution more immoveable
To abide every conflict and every peril for the vindica
ton Of those principles than has been displayed by Pre-
sldent Van Buren, tits true beyond question: moreover,
that no other citizen OF this country can Ibis uncuc
combine support Of equu strength with that which lie
brings 10 the Democratic cause. As Republicans and
brethren therefore, you invoked to union, vgi
lance and 10 activity. You are urged 10 examine with
searching scrutiny, the men who soliciting your sui
irages, and to trust your rights to whose OPT
mons there may hang the slightest shade OF mystery
doubt IL IS your right 10 know them thoroughly; is
your duty to prove them. Scout from you, indignant
y, the modern Wing heIesy which audaciously sets up
an independence in The Representative, that will JUS
hfy his refusal to your enquiries, TO render
the most unqualified pledges Of his intentions and IN
cinaons independence in of the power
that creates him. and in whose behalf alone he is autho
rzed TO act Is perverson, an nbsurdty lis trans
formation OF the servant Into the master. There is no
sovereign in system, but the constituent body
the PEOPLE. In the language OF our venerable, but
almost forgotten Bill Of Rights, magistrates are
servants rs servants always justly account.
able. In the concerns Of common life, you would
neither select nor conhde in an AGENT who would
withhold any response your enquiries into his quail
ca,ions, wonld refuse to profess the smallest in.
erest in your lie might he seeking TO manage.
Will you be more remIss 10 the high concerns OF IL
berry and happiness; Can you indeed suppress your in
dgnatlon at that presumption which demands your con.
fdence in the guardianship Of your liberties yet orders
you 10 silence as 10 oil pledges for the uhlment OF this
sacred trus:-You are requested 10 remembers that upon
the Legislature shortly 10 be elected must devolve The
appointment of your Stale Executive, and OF Senator
in the Congress Of the U. and that TO the same LIE.
gsaiuIe, will belong the right Of insuc,ing your Sc.
majors upon every proposed for their consldera-
ton. You are asked particularly 10 remember, that the
House of Representatives,, in the event OF failure
to elect by the people, will choose President Tor this
nation; and in doing will fix the destiny OF Us all Tor
four years al least succeeding his appointment Leth
recollection Of these things, Fellow citizens, arouse you
to vigilance and energy. supineness, the effect OF
dissenlions already mentioned, and detection by some
who with u.s. have produced a temporary en-
barrassment We feel assured however, that the cha
Of Virginia ia misrcpreSented, not changed She
is the Democratic Stale, which has twice success
fully rallied 10 the OF The Constitution and OF Inc
liberties of the people, when formerly endangered by The
Vaccinations OF FederalSm-hnu uRalh sue WIN eHihS
rcsoueIy for their protection against either The open
assaults the nsdons approaches, the mines and am
buscudes of modern Federal Whggism. She Commands
70! this holy waraie the array OF all her faithful sons,
and her mandate as il has been must again be obeyed.
NlRGlNlUS.
Fur THE ENQUIRER
Etcnim Qnod unquam in ferris 'a".um 1asrlOr 1Ss nudum
est tantam iufpitudlGem: tanium dedecus:' lI"LLr.
IMPORTANT!
Methinks, Mr. Editor, that long ere this, you rs well
your readers have begun 10 take NE ioi "a bit OF o
bore Bot have patience, Sir, have patience beseech
you; beur with lillle while longer and my cord on
IT, you shall not hear from Inc as cta&hereaer. The
election over, and shall i've F0deral Whggery
holiday. But these are not ordinary iimes-and you
know that Virginia e1peets creJy man to do ms duty
This writing mania is any thing but congenia 10
But having a heart 10 feel land perhaps not The pros
pect Of very long life before me have determined 10
devote all the powers that left me- TO the end OF see
ing least Federal Whiggery decently inferred in this
noble Common wealth, before die.
But the present occasion have not had much writ.
ing TO d., nasmuch accident has put the materials
"cut and dry" into my hands AS was wandering
yesterday by the side OF iavorile stream in our neigh
bohood, happened to stumble upon the following Gu
nous document, which lay (unseaed) by the side of
some pans,cal plants You will perceive that !, is
sor, Of Wing Circuar-but shall give you rertGtim
Ct ihsratm
Miscellaneous Committees Of Federal Uhisgery,
throughout The L. s.
On guaranteeing tie planters and farmers Of the
South the safe possession Of their slaves also Tor pro
tecting the Infants matens, and marons OF The South
against serve inhuence-Messrs } @. ADAMS, w.
SLADE, ARTHUR TAPPAN, GERRIT SMITH,
and GARRISON, VI n. York; GRANGER and Rrl-
NER Of Pennsylvania; HENRY CLAY Of Kentucky.
On the proprlety Of teaching the young negro idea
how to shoot'-by virtue Of incendary publications,
and other Abolition pictorial devces-Henry Clay, Da-
MEL Webster, &c, &c.
On The subject Of ostracisng the Northern Presl.
dent with Southern feellngs'-Johu Quincy Adams,
Stanley Of North Carolina and all the Southern Wing
Editors.
On The propriety of tarng the Southern people, with
the view Of obtaining money nhcrew TO purchase Their
slaves for Colonization in Airca-iENRf CLAY
president Of The Colonization Socety,) and Will
LIAM HENRY HARRISON, The Wing candidates
for President.
On aoding aid and protection to the Southern plant,
ing States, by virtue Of high tar,s similar 10 that Of
1928, }. q ADAMS and HENRY CLAY.
On State Rights the sume as above, with The add
ton of Mr.. John Miner Bolts, who goes Tor "a Bank
unawed by State authority.
On Dt(aications, and the integrity OF public officers
Tobias Hakins, together with MessIs. SuaJtuom and
On .vorslity JAMES WATSON WEBB and J. @
ADAMS, &c. &c &c &c.
On Wig disinttrestedncss and ontpaMy TO federa
ofice-,he swarm Of Wing Clerks in the Departments
at Washinglo all the Wing Postmasers-all The my
RAIDS of Bank Wig Presidents in the Ca0n-ali the
Bank accommodation Wing merchants-all the BANK
accommodation Wing lawyers, who are like so many
locus,s in oil cities large sma-and last though
not least all those Wing PartizanS and Wig EduoTs
who licked their chops, and received Sops from The great
FEDERAL PAN, IN one shape other, during the gio,
rious reign of Johnny @ and Harry Ctu?, from lo2o W
1923.
On the celebrated Wing maxim of POLICY is the
best HONESTY" Messrs. Vineent Hiteher, Ptndfet0n
Toer, &c, &c, &c &C., &c
On the "MORAL TURPITUDE and BASE SER.
Witty" of the EXPUNGE-the "HlGH.SOULED
LEIGH" the Editors Of the Richmond Wing, and Mr.
Mise. .
On the alleged "BLACK HYPOCRISY" evnced by
MIR. Rves during the expunging process Nh Wise and
the Editors of the Wing in 1887.
On Wing and Conservative ethics 'M' H'1eS, MT
WISE and REUBEN NJ. WHITNEY.
On the proprciy Of preserving decency in the Com.
mlee Rooms Of Congress, Messrs WHITNEY and
WISE!
On reconciliation between Conservative E1Pungers
and The "damners'' Of the Expunge, Mr. Pendelon,