Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-25
RICHMOND. Va, FRIDAY, SEPT. %, 1910.

18Th do II!EROME J.. oPlE, .L.g'rsO".
Fan do WV WV r T r inH;x E %.l'7
a0ih do LANES noGE, rsla.tn
alsr do WM. BYARS. Hdssnstoa
: 23d do joiiS liiNDSiAN, BcooIc.
: IL Printed Copies OF the above Electoral Tickle
n will be furnished TO Committees, &c, at this Office.
d Mr. WISE ~ Is32 AND 10!
We venture assert, there IS no man IN Nirgini
who goes 10 greater lengths IN dctractng from Nj Va
n Buren, and passing enc0miums on Henry Clay, tina
the Hon Henry a. Wise, member o! Congress iron
the Acconac District. lie is now upon his wak--n
deed going the grand rounds not only OF his Dis
trict, but occasionally poachng npon Nlcssrs HOLE
. man : and Dromgoolcs Districts. We understand. tina
on last Wednesday week h. addressed about 200 r!t
Zeus at CenrcyiI!c near the borders OF Ming Queer
and Gionccscr-NearIy all were Wings, and the TX
hbition not very crcdabc TO his his cundor
He dwclt upon Brownson. and his visionary doctrines
as if by any new If logic Nr. Van Buren, coult
be held accountable for his eccentric notions. But The
Wings Furnishing up the stale slang OF the old re
deralistS in -00--Th, il said if Mr.. Jefferson
was to be made President all the Bibles were b,
burnt, and the Churches to be pulled down. 4 SIM
lar slang used at Camp Holly Saturday. by ou
, worth; Representative But what Mr.. Wise de-
, nuncationS worth: We have been fortunate enough
to meet with couple Of addresses, bearing his sigma
tire, and dated August, l-2, which furnish remnis
ccnces OF other than agreeable character 10 that
gentleman and the political party with which he Is
rng. Hear what Mr.. Wise then said of Mr.. Van Bu.
rem After enuneratng the various candidates for The
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/ Southampton counties, prrparcd dnd pnhi.hGd IN oj,
H,nce joint resolution IF tie JaeLson cOrr$po~d-
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Du'' iaSuy' you o'9n' 10 s!PPP'I' 'h' asi nu!e",
uecauSc NJ Is e"ihchE fua''heu y" '"e sd''oh ana
because MS eiecs'o VIII shDser'r e best interests 9"
me country. iiaviH9 carry atacneH hhSrii 10 inc re
publican party ne mas uniformly ade!ed 10 tcyer since
ne mas @l'e! MS corumi support 10 al me great iea
snres Of Inc government III IT'S most pcIons times lie
supported the administration OF Nir MADISON through
OUT The whole Of ne war ana while Mr. Webster, who"
w tie s'ate feo"Ne MN so evert'v Tor want OF Aine
ricah itch@, rms t"9t"e ms a." I" me fr'aSonaMc
SMem'S ~ "'t ii"!"" 'o",s"''o', nc was one OF ti'e
abcs advocates Of every plan That was calculated To
nrng Inc war TO favorable issue he high estimation
III ""ch ne was ic,a oy 'he o'ae oil = ofN whose re-
preventative ne had so long bee, may DC inferred IRON
The fact That on s resignation as Governor of that
state, he was presented with unanimous resolution
% t'c Legislature expressive o' ~" N.SheSt respect
Tor MS rt'f"eS ana m'tms, ana onderin@ 10 nm the
congratulations Oh ue representatives "i tle people
WIN ,hei earnest wsh that ne might ENJOY iuil inea
sure 81 happiness ana prosperity IN Inc new sphere OF
public duty 10 which he was about TO be removed.
NTH regard TO MS private character, 1t stands unim
prached ana unmPcachaoie. FOR ms political pfthc
pies we point You To the history OF his whole life
with HIM there have been no political somersets no alb
urng OF princ!peS formerly entertained lie has been
uniformly opposed TO at,tndnarIan Interpretation Of
the Constitution, and to all that train of constructive
powers which would strip the States OF their reserved
l'ghts, ana FORM Out OF tue Whoe, one grand conSol-
GATED government The only aciS OF ms lie, apparent
y inconsistent win these nng-ch'r'shed principles,
were ms Vo'r on 'ne o"H.oet,ahu roaG o' and ms
Fote 'h iaVor OF 'e iarh OF Inc former OF these
he has since regretted, ana The latter was gwen IN
obedience TO the instructions OF his constituents. He
IS opposed I" The system OF Internal Improvement BY
The Genera! Government TO that great monopoly, the
BANK OF me Ih'ed s'a'cS' IN FAVOR OF lowering the
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L;o,I n ,r,,t,nr ,,- e acknowledgements L,,;i;
A. w. W., ,,,a i 'o,i''i
a., AZ. man 10 ,., ~ ;o 49," ,h, ~ W:
1a'l any '"'' oe "'''e INCONSISTENT "'" ~ WISE
Now look at the portrait winch MIR Wise drew OF
Mr. Clay IN 49, u man whom he now SO much de-
lights 10 honor.