Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22

=, The consequence OF tue banns, which are
wn' = ~, established between these State Rights
srEh' vi STATE. We envy not the honors of that
aa3 -. Who drew down upon himself the hnzzahs
Ni! .r,4sS Of Salem, and the thanks of Lcyerctt
= '' ~ one Of hr authors Of The Hartford Conven.
- - ,,or as is taste wonld rather have
irH- L,seS pnd murmurs Of the Boston meeting. Of
ha" ~" he case though we do not vouch for the
sue" : he sta,emcntD than the applauses Of Salem
,"'I' ,n,nk. 81 Suitnnsta OF the latter there can
q ,' ,-bccauSe it IS confirmed by the authority of
I'm, Gazette, one al yonr genuine orthodox Wing
L" II he BGSioa Stamp
1' IL, rcnsuminatiun ~ not vet completed. The
NJ :, h. exchau.ed at Richmond, it scems-mnd
u's at u,srimnnr are again to he pronounced N
~ A., street or the Capitol Square OF the Metrnpo-
u" yrc,uis through the Minister Plen potenary OF
v rsy Junlo, the right trusty and weibeloved
!" d Webster, Esq-fes: the honest yeomanry of
PROM ~ viii scarcely credit the assertion, that MIR.
r,sr is specially invited to attend the mammoth
~" convention OF the 9th October, To be set forth
mall The. .pnmp andcrcumstance OF The wing para
ala, that Mr.. Webster has duly condescended to
-, hi,dinr-and that the annunciation Of his
a,''t mas hailed with unparalleled reclamation by the
S,nhedrlm of the Wing Party in their Log Cabin
can a,brr u,sht-Are these Wings reckless Are
U| ,,,ery regardless of the sentiments of the Old
T'.;cn: Does their party phrenzy know no bounds
,,aiera,lon-no discretion: Do they really think,
,S,. can thus sport with impuniiy with the prin-
'1' ana feelings of the People, What! invite Dan
w.h,,sr, no, the man, bu, the politician, to come
- Zach Us politics, and to bnd US to the of
u,rr,snn whose Prime Minister he is destined TO
- IN. event of his success: MIR. Webster, who is
=, td NJ the Federal Party-who is directly opposed
" IN rho great State Rights principles of the State
,hs ahsst and the sternest defender OF the Federal
r,b-who denied us means, men and money to carry
.Ls w,r and TO vindcate the rights of our country
INA, whn has not one principle IN common with
49,, of Nlrrina-iS he 10 come here TO dictate the
So a; N,rrinia at this most crying crisis of our
al fate: The Wings have only one more mca.
- take and we respectfully advise them to
80. ,bis opportunity 10 illustrate their devotion to
the People Of Virginia. Let them TAKE her archives
bsr urea, resolutions of IS 99-the illus,ous report
suod;sou of 90 e00-all the resolutions which L.
su,pr. after Legislature has passed IN protesting
.,irs, the encroachmens of the Federal Government
her own resolutions of thanks, and the honorary
cords and medals which she has voted TO her brave
nsofl3, II and 'l5-Let the Wings pile all these up
n one great heap at the feet Of D. Webster the 9TH
-, October and make bonfire of them all Then, the
,-y name of Virginia State Rights may be expunged;
ths age of her (politicaD chvalry will have passed;
and the glory of Old Virginia be eSt;ngulshed forever
ADAMS, this late movement of the Wings towards
Mr. Webster we, for one decidedly protest-and to
max, good this protest, shall take To draw the
ct porirai, of MIR. w, and show, that of all polit'-
,pS breathing. he has the least claim to the counie-
,,, nd support of Virginia And shall call in NJ
Wsr the Wise of 1882 Indorser If othe rs
,e i, shall not be our fault-nor shall it be for the
u1Hi Of light:
rr.rgc, ota letter from "SALEM, Sept. IA, $40.
.yrr,nians, forbid the banns. Hon. Benjamin Wat
.l n striving to tarnish the far fame of the Old
Commonwealth. Mortyagng them TO the FedcTa!i.'
mud Ayo!uon>is o! he ESSEX Junto. Benjamin w.
Isra Is now in Massachusetts. He has spoken N
Boston he spoke in Salem Saturday evening
There and here nc pledged Virginia to Massachusetts
AMI riyr:ttd the chain in his own Imagination, which
forever 10 drag her the support of the principles
,p,r,h nf the Hartford Convention and the old Essex
Jn,or Nirginans, forbid the banns In the name OF
,.ef Washington your jefferson, your Madison, your
Monroe IN the of everything dear and sacred 10
sr.pntatinn of Republican Virginia let not afro
Is black and inperiShab!e blot be emblazoned
r9,g her ,scutchcon What! shall il be said that Nr
gnla after fifty years of unfinching devotion to the
eternal principles of Liberty and human rights embo-
L,G IN the Declaration Of lndepcndeIcc, by her mmnr
IA, Jri!r,on has sunk into ,nsgn'ticance, has trucked
rn her ancient faith and has formed unhnly ALI.
sn,r wilh her old encny-hc scarlet monster Federal
The speech of hIr Leigh was perfectly tattering
i the frdrralsts and Ab"toniss, and 50 satisfactory
:, ,urlr State pridr-to embrace Virginia en- humble
rrnrrt- tina, Lerere SastonStdH the member of Con-
s Of this District IN the extacv Of rapturous delight,
moved vote Of thanks 10 MIR. Leigh, and NINE CHEERS
IT the surrender, through B. ": Leigh, Tie Represen
,l,ye Of the Tippecanoc Club No. Of Va, delegated
with full power To :rcatot Virginia to Massachusetts,
and - the ESSEX Junto IN particular.
Before close this long letter, lrt me tell you an
n,curence tha: happened in Boston at Federal Abo-
lon meeting Mr.. Leigh was present. Al the pro-
per time he commenced his speech so Leigh began to
make sacn speech c would make 20 Federal Au.
dence in Virginia. He said that Harrison not in
.svor Of Iaouui Bank, that Harrison net in ia
yoruf Hgh Tariff That will never do, said the Fe-
derr,s's ii Boston-oh, no Harrison IS in favor of
both, or We don't vote for him. Mr.. Leigh vas not
i Federal enough, and after repeated demonstrations
II L.pprro5aton, by h:sses &c, he cut his speech
and sal down So it - very plain, Federalism IN
Nls>arausct,s at least per cent stronger than 1t
rn yrr,na. However, if Virginia would like the
PRACTICAL application of it, they had better elect Harr
they Daniel Webster N that event would
BE- Prime Minister and if "Od Virginia would not
le tn, re is not half the Democracy in old Connecticut
nat | think there is. Federalism will pay of Virginia
!,r past SINS, fit gets chance TO d" so
N enough Of this romance The Little Magic ian
never lost SINGLE battle HIS reelection is Ger
tam, than MS election.
repeat what said Friday nighi-No, regular bull,
oiuG eetnewe presume the writer only means, decided
Federal Convention
Signs In other States.