Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-21
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We should have offered few comments in reply to on.
Correspondents reply TO "Cs,o'-But just as we were
taking pen in hand met with the following Address
from The Wurrenon Jefersonan, which it requests US
to republIsh. We do at once, complete offset to
the nselled effusion of Wes,morelsnd Correspon
dent, II is ia vain, that the author of "Wesimoreand
appeals IN the preudices and the pride OF the Northern
Neck in behalf Of Mr. Taliaerro. In vain he attempts
to puff up the Wing Candidate, having so long re-
ceved The vote of the District, qualified TO fill the
station, and worthy of their confidence The writer well
Knows that MIR. Taliaierro slipped in only by the skin
Of his teeth-,hn he indebted for his election. not
TO any extraordinary merits of his own, but 10 the Ill
state Of health of the accomplished Chnn. Chinn was
unable TO ride the circuit, he wished and TO address
the People, but Taaiero ever restless ever nsnuating;
with no fixed principles in politics, but with u.un
dance al fair prOessions-wh gingerbread in his
pockets for the children, compliments 10 the women,
and many pinches Of snuff for The men, visited every
hale and cnrner.-Once in, he has kept Unfolding
the District with Circulars addressed both 10 the liy-
ing and the dead-CtcuIars, which took no decided
ground ia doubtful district but filed with slang, and
insinua,ian end nsdious churges against The Admins
tIation-and there he has stuck since like barEace 10
the bottom of the ship He has commanded no decided
couhdence-excited no warm attachment of any party
and doubt very much, whether his present profess
sed panegyrist the author of Nestmoeland has been
himself among the bilterest of his critics. When wns it
tina, Mr. T. upon his conhence But we leave il 10
Il Friend rfihe South TO 90 justice both 10 Mr. Tauero
and Dr. Grayson and 10 the Of The latter Dr. e.
OF The mos, agreeable manners, soundes principles, and
unblemished moral character We sincerely wish him
success-and have doubt of il, if Old Prince Will
liam this time Turns out. as she ought TO dn and gives
GIsyson from $50 10 $50 majority She can do i-she
ought to do it-and have every reason to believe
that she will do tand thus she will put in represen
ta,re who will be an ornament to our public councils
and who will be true Exponent of the State Rights
principles Of Virginia.
To Tie Dnoc,atie Republicans of the Northern Stcks
FELLOW CITIZENS: You were beaten al the last Con-
grsssona election by supineness and want of concert
and harmony. That there is decided Democratic ma
ioIty in The district, deny. You now have
il in your power 10 repair The of the last you do
Lut ,oIh. WILL you Sor' John Taafeiro and DOC
tor Grayson candidates for your suiraGes; both
gentlemen Of intelligence, bland and captivating
ners. One, however, "cute politician, inhucd in
oil the of Federal Whiggery; the other attached to
the pure simple doctrines of Democratic Republican
ism. To The rescue, friends! 10 the rescue Your
country calls On The fourth Thursday in May
next-on Thursday, The 23i day of May, REMEMBER
you called upon TO decide question OF more vital
importance 10 you than any that has occurred since
you have been free people. II IS emphalicaily a
question Of liberty vassauge The Federal arslocracy
Of country backed by thousand banks with ell their
corrupt Influences stand ready TO inct upon you Ma.
tonal Bank, Tariff, Internal improvements, and Sc
dton Law IL you do no, wake up TO lively sense oil
the issue now presented, The battle OF Liberty Will be
postponed fifty years; and in all probability unsuccess.
full if then fought, This will be pretty inheritance Tor
your children. Once more 10 the rescue, them Once
more lay hold The iachon Of Liberty and never lei
il go whilst 'nemy is 10 be found in the field. Rush
10 The breach, ind conquer die in its defence Dis
pule every "inch OF ground and burn every bade OF
grass before you surrender your liberty Let not the
cunning and the crazy deter you Let not The arstocra
who is gracious TO you but and that just be-
fore an election outweigh your constant and steady
friends Watch the influence of your county magiserin
corps Of your constubles, shers, and other officers
Watch the tyranny Of what is termed society and
how many good men forbid TO speak their honest
sentiments, for fear OF its anahemas and prescription
Spurn you would viper the brlbed subaerns Of The
arslocracy who mingle with you, and Justify they
and their masters are Democrpts. Believe them not. II
they week corrupt as to disown their natura
alliance, treat them with that contempt which belongs
10 the mutss and eunuchs Of an AFialic despot.
Defeated every question Of principle that has beer
made with the Democratic party for the last len years
the Opposition as usual, will endeavor 10 alarm You
tbstihey may exort despite Of your principles, Fede
t7aa s0te. Bood-a.nouns blood nouns! will be rung
in your from until the election. False issues
will be made 10 draw of your attention whilst they hcf
your birth right Bring Them back to their. support d
an odious National Bank, an abomnable Tariff, Sedi
ton La and in fine, Of The traitor Riyes who has been
guilty Of every sin for which they have eloquenty
denounced the late Administration. Punish their con
slant and malicious rebellion against The will and so
vereignty Of the people,
The cry of defaullers will be raised to scare you
welltraned pack from the Wing kennel will be let loose
upon you. Heed not their panther lamentations, or their
crocodile tears. No Government guard against such
occurrences neg ever nave occurred, ana ever VIII
whilst man is fIa Old John Adams, Federal Wing
the first defauller records Mr. Van Buren, ha,
embezzled cent Of the public money; but it will
be charged that he should be put down because defaca
tons have taken place under hs administration II j.
estimated that since 1857, up 4th March, 1887 eigh
millions Of the public money has been lost,
less, under each Administration. This would average
millions to each years, including Gen. Jackson :.
administration but General Jackson only lost 100000
This would increase the average of the rest considerably
cOrruDt1 lest
and il would be argument against all government
But it is the interest Of the Administration that its officers
should be honest and that dealcatons should
because candidate for election in lS4O. lii the int
of the Federasts that it's officers should be disho
nest, and dealcations multiplied, because they out
OF power and wish to get in AS evidence Of this the
President has and the Senate twice pass
ed bill! TO punish defaulters criminals, and The Fe
derass have refused their assent TO this just law How
can they complain after offering the reward Of mmor
slity every depedaor upon The public treasure. But
to expose still farther The injustice Of Federal bowling
about defauers is believed that the public money
not vet been lost The Solicitor and Comptroller OF the
Treasury cay that 600 of the Swatwout default has
been paid in cash. and that mortgages have been
ted in property in N York New Jersey, and Maryland
sufficient, it is believed to cover the amount The Sc
cre,ary Of the Treasury also says that nothing will be
lost by Harris, by Boyd, Linn Yet the Federal pa
mic Makers talk about defaults, and blame the Admins