Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-08

may boast Of being Wing al heart and Democra. by
profession.
By billiard, May Conservatism be subnerg d INTO
kepuocan'sm and Whggery before the Senatorial cleo
ton,
BY Simeon X. oscar Hugh L. White and wil,m
y Rives: Both OF them a, time enjoying the conf
dence OF the Democracy-but alas in evil hour, the
temper he Whigsl came and took each 10 the pinnacle
OF the Capitol, aud Showed him this wide spread, this
haPpy and prosperous country and said to him. All these
things shalt thou reign over, thou wilt fall down and
worship me. Human traiiy and human ranty could
not resist But, like the lenp,e of Old these PTomisrs
were made only ensnare both Of them have found
out How are The mighty !a!en..
BY Democrat. The Baltimore Con veniion and the
Sub Treasury: The parents Of Conservatism in Virginia
The child inherting headache from the and cholc
from the Other, is very sick indeed.
BY n. J Roberts. The Democrats Of Louisa: Sound
10 the core, they honest be cheated by Con.
servatves or Wings.
! BY John Graves. Henry Clay: Although he has been
broken down and spawned in his late eecloneerng trip
In The North the best ockies advice for his recovery
that he be turned out The commons and treated kindly
! BY FhomosJ Barrett. Thomas Richie, the Editor OF
the Richmond Enquirer: He has spent the Summer Of
his days IN the cause of Democracy, and now in the
fall time of lite he is found battling Tor the same-May
his days be many and happy
By Rober, N. rrce James NJ Dowell, The great sd.
vocate OF Instructions inlay the bread cast upon the
| waters be found after many days"
| BY Garland Thoniassnn. Ex-Governor Barbour:
Though God has blessed with abundant crops
shall not need any of has e1eeencys empty Jarreis
BY Jos Lipscomb The right of The Constituent 10
Instruct, and the duty Of the representative obey
right admitted by oil true Republicans, denied only by
.7TtstocratS, and would be Lords.
BY Democrat, (whose name isillpgible the
scrpt) Major James Garland. (Cunsct vave } Was
tied IN Louisa last APRIL but he plead SO hard he was
| let go!
gem that sdorns Tirgnia-May The next election find
HIM in the Senate Of tie U S "a place for which he is
eminently qualified both Of his talents and
eminent pubic services
Nv VIM Wadly President Van Bnren nu
patriots have spasen to him. through the Constitution
his country He heeds!-renerdtS and OLeys the echo
from the tomds 81 the mighty DsadH
By DR. VIM Gl!lispe. Democratic, State Rights
Republican Government: It will have the ascendancy
long the Constitution remains is-lhe sacred
charter Of equal rights 10 all our citizens.
BY VIM. "addy. Thomas R'chie The seepless
Patfot-Me eagle eyed Guardian Of has country rights
BY G. c. NicGeh-e. Henry Clay: Ambition Is his
crime, and 1t will be his punishment too-for, notwith-
standing his late dseonesrng for the Presidency,
he will have 10 go home retirement, where he may
curse his madness al his leisure
BY G McGehee Old Louisa: She has dis
cardsd the Wings aud now The Conservatives Ia We come
wooing her-he old lady says in her rights, leIl
them, was espoused TO Democracy hen quite young
and hope he will live forever"
By Joseph Lipscomb Our distinguished guest, Jas
Mcdowell Fnr his eloquent and consistent support Of
Democratic principles delight 10 honor him
BY John Beadies The Editor of the Valley Star: a
valuable addition 10 The corps editorial
BY VIM. Glispie. The Sub Treasury the only
monies Those who know the least OF It's nature and de-
sign say the mo would not first try it, subec,
repeal by the Representatives of The people before he
would yoke his neck The Juggernaut Car Of Fifty
Million Bank, chartered Tor fifty years, rrespons
bic to, and irtepeaIable by, The people,
BY DIR a. Rowzee James Mcdowell, Esq May
he be our next Senator in Congress
By B NJ Francisco. The blessings Of peace prospe.
y and plenty pre- vail in all borders for which
all should cfer thanks 10 kind and protecting
Providence.
BY AZ Buffers Martin Van Buren,: A State Rights
Democrat-he friend OF The South and Of The Union
May he be our next President
BY John Polndexer, jr Education and Internal I'm.
provement: The foster children of welreguated State
By Albert g jenkins. Amos Kendall The able and
efficient Postmaster General
By Dr. George Morris say unto thee "Thou art
Cephas, and upon this Rock do res. my political
hope, and all the of Whiggery shall no, prevail
against 1t.
E BY Nathaniel Mills. Martin Van Buren, In him we
approve the right and condemn the wrong When weigh
will moi +" aRnar balance, and not found wanting, he
By Crawford fosn, se K,es,, Tho undo
waiting advocate and bold defender Of Republican PM
cples
By L. Collins The Constitutional Treasury. the
By DR.. Z Rowzae. Thoulos Richie, the father Of
The Editorial corps Of Virginia May the evening of
iiie be as happy as the morning and have been
By Vim u Mansfield. Capt John Graves Of Louisa
The war worn veteran n the cause Of Democracy
Sent by J. l.. Gordon. The sovereignty Of The ind
vdual States: The pillar OF American Freedom.
Sent also by J l.. Gordon. The Hon John Tyler
and the Wing par y:
pIeasedO Tho last he crops the ao"ey food,
And Icks the hand just raised 10 shed his blood.
BY VIM ID Mansfield William e.. Rves: Once the
party; but The great champion of the Wings. and
still he says he has changed Who but himself
believe tina, ke has not changed
By Albert Boxly Office holders should care nothing
for office, beyond the principles and il affects
may affect: They should turn their attention. their
whole attention, TO the promotion OF the best interests
of their country.
By Ro. Dalton. Criuendens Bill the modern Wing
gag law: What pity il is that Ex-senator RVes should
have attempted to larnsh The Virginia character, by be-
ing its advocate.
Patriot: Let the Wings and Conservatives grumbie
ebou, him much they please, but we are perfectly
satisfied with him.
By A. F. Buffers Tbos II Benton and John e. Cal.
houn Their speeches he currency question unanswer-
ed and unansSerabe They deserve (hey will recevel
The thanks of the Democracy.
BY John T CbIles Agriculture, the fountain from
which springs all comforts sussnance, wealth and
: prosperity The nobles of all pursuits
By L. Collins The constitutional currency Gold
and silver.
By y. Francisco. Mr.. Rves: Once the supporter
of the Removal of The Depnsites Of the Proclamation,
| Bloody Bill, Protest. Expnngng. &c, and called by me
great Wing party The Little Expunger- now the advo
cate of the modern Wing Gag Law, the armed neu
| trail but The choice OF the Wings Well might ne now
say, "What have | done that mne enemies should
| praise me-:
BY Dalton. Col Jas hcO' high.nInaeo
and honorable maxwell may Virginia be proud OF such
son.
Byu Democrat Our guest James Mcdowell: The
nobest Of Vrgnas sons; and though the name OF her
Henry beams her hsnrys page, bis will add an equal
lusre His patriotism. his alenrs his ,rancendant ora
tory-his unanswerabe speech delivered in supper. I"
one Of The grand principles Of Republican
ISM The right of instruction. together with his support
given Republican Administration of our choice all
! tend 10 confirm it.
| Sent BY John z Holiday. The collection and dis
bursement of the revenue Of the States IN specie
/ the only mode of administering it, which is admitted oy