Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

not the entertainment to which we were invited
Such, Virgnians, is the man who seems to have been
the chosen agent to negotiate the transfer Of generous
Democratic Virginia 10 Massachusetts,. Not to Massa-
chusets, such as she when she the proud ap.
p"ation Of the cradle Of the Revolution or Of her he
is neither The son, in any just The representa-
tive of hr fame or her principles but rather 10 Aassa-
chusets as she was, when she gave TO the nation an
Alien and Sedton law dynasty: she was, when her
ncendiary and infamous agtators dared 20 impute to
Jefferson, the distinguished apostle of civil and
lig:ors freedom the design of desecrating the Temples
Of Religion, Of supPrcssng the Holy Scriptures, and o.
procaImng the destruction of property and the reign
of vice and atheism: she was, when her orators
Congress even basely accused pure and virtuous
Madison with subservency to French dlctatron, and
with the intention of converting the Government
into monarchy, to be ruled by Flrginian sue
ccssIon, CD as she was, when her Legislature and
Executive summoned band of conspirators 10 Hart
ford to plot the dsmcmterment of the unlonretused
the aid of her militia to aid in repellIng al invading
enemy, and enjoyed neutrality with respect 10 that
enemy, whilst he denouncng and carrying devas-
tation with ere and sword against Virginia 10)-Such
IS the man about TO be- imported into your Capitol 10
!ndoctrlnae you in patriotsm-to teach you how 10
love yonr cOunrythat country ut whose caamltes he
Knocked, and would give not one dollar 10 avert. He
Of course will prepared for the OCCASION to excite
IN you possible an aversion from Martin Van Buren,;
for, the devotion of this patriot to his country IN the
trials of the war, and his fidelity to the cause Of the
People through all his life, living and an Intoerabc
reproach TO the boosted Wing champion; who, in the
effort to effect his ends may talk to you in favor
of Stale Rights, Democracy and such like topics for,
incredible as il may be thought, he, yes, lie has been
lately exhortng his tellowcltizens the support Of
JBsrsoni0n md Irginia Democracy' Yes, Daniel
Webster thlthcro pronounced by general asscntD the
concentration of utra-F Federalism all that was
deemed by Jefferson the extremes of Federal abomi-
nation-of all against which that sage most anxousiy
warned his country, Daniel Webster may figure before
you JciiersonIan Democrat. With tie feelings
and spirit of Vrgnlans you requested 10 look back
Lpon his life and conduct, ami then ';,c n
tertainment' lie offers you ''with what appetite you
may a. NlRGlNiAN.
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Quinccywhich brought him the rcnt from Henry Clay
THAT he -oIlcd the carpet which lac STOOD
the Governor Strong uf Massachusetts
his r;UcamaiIon- and Correspondence with General Drabrnc
aud Mr. Monructr Resolutions Of the Legislature ot Mas1cl
scisIlc Protest of the minority that bodyhe Procamaons
George Provost Sir John Serhrookc Sir Alexander
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