Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21
COMMUNICATIONS.
FOX THE E-F9U7RER.

the management Of your plantation and household al
fairs, TO enable you that memorable, and | trust
at ease, and with bunyant spirits, to discharge high
and solemn duty yourselves, TO your country, and
to posterity.
call upon you in remembrance ofthe tolls and sacri-
fees OF a generous and valiant ancesry--by the bold
and cnnohling spirit and the very Likelihood which you
inherited from themby your veneration Tor the Union
and Constitution which they framed, and transmitted
to y.l as sacred "gacyby all the cndcarng recol-
cccns Of the past, and tn, bright and still frightening
hopes OF the fnureby your love of Liberty, and your
hatred oftyranny-by every motive of pride, of prnc
pie, OF interest, of independence, and public duty, to
repair on that day, to your respective places of Elec
ton, and vote ike frecmcn. Let the old, the young
the middle aged Democrats of all pursuits and employ
mcns in life, be sen intrrmngling and cooperating IN
the common cause, and great, glorious triumph
awaits u.s. Can it be possible, that that portion of the
Wing party throughout the State, which processes 10
derive its political enets from the doctrines of 1893
9, and which for than thirty years assisted
bearing aof the Republican Standard will not unite
with in another, and perhaps last effort, TO
throw FederaIiSm with its and fendish ally .lbo
LtiOniSmP Will they, can they be in the ranks
Of such enemies without exhibiting upon their cheeks
and feeling in their hearts, the burning blush of shame
for the prngate treason of which their cnnScirncus
must tell them they are guilty: They cannot escape
the pangs Of this uncrring monitor, however readily
they NAV call to their aid all the arts and powers of
!
ceive others Federalism and Arsrocracy have always
been one and the same thing, claiming that all power
should he taken from the many and gwen TO the Icc
in other words hai hc people tnrapaWe If
rrrHmeni. Look 10 them in their private, and So
cal relations, and you find them naughty dictaoral
and exclusive. Behold them upon the court greens,
and al other places of public gatherings, and you find
them collected in squads often INDUCING in raving de-
nuncialon OF Democracy or lis Representatives. View
them in your towns and cities, and you them as
/
claiming 10 possess SAL tic URGENCY dad iHtcigenrc
| of the community. Turn 10 their course in the Halls
OF Legislation, and you there behold them, sometimes
openly rid!cn!Ing the right Of instruction, often disre-
gardng the known viii of their constituents, and al
most uniformly linked with and supporting, the moor
porated wealth Of the land.
To you, then, fellow citizens, who have heretofore
Joined the present Federal Wing party, for reasons
which, at the ,Imc you regarded sufficient, but
which have passed away with the uses that pro-
huccd thcm land who yet claim 10 be Republicans
invoke yn by regard for prncplc and coussicn-
cy 10 out from among them and your
station in the Democratic ranks. Fear not the dcnun.
CATIONS of the Fcdcralsis Their poured
with relentless fury upon the heads Of your fathers, and
especially upon the towering head OF the great author
Of your political creed, Thomas Jefferson You would
then be degenerate sons wholly unworthy Of Your "a
Tiers finn cowardlkc To- yield 10 that which hsu
maniuv and trinmp hanty resisted Can you doubt
that the present Wing party the old Federal party IN
every thing cNccp, the name In policy, IN principle,
in spirit they are identical. Did Alexander Hamilton,
the great leader of the old Federal party, attempt to
MAKE -iaiincon between ''gcnfismcn and siap'r
man. You behold the present Wing party mmodpst-
/ " claiming 'aH the dcccncH and iRieHecnce, and in
their constant dcrsion of the people practically
my out the principle. Did the old Fcd"rasts claim for
Congress the right and proprcty of assuming the pay
mcnt Of State debts j Federal Wing has recently IN
roduced the identical proposto in the House of Re-
representatives.. Did the old Fcdcra!is,s advocate the
Scdon Law for the purpose of supprcssIng the free
dom of speech distinguished Senator of the U. 5
of the present Wing party about eighteen months ago,
introduced in that body bill 10 prevent Federal office
holders from interfering in elections which, far as
it designed to operate, would have been NOR" dcs.
potic in the suppression of the freedom of speech than
the old Sedon Law. Did the old FedPraliss contend
for the power and the policy under the Constitution Of
ucorporating National Bank The rc-estabi,shmcnt
of such institution, with capital Of not less tha
fifty millions OF dollars, Is an object EAGERLY desired by
the present Wing party. Did the old Fedcralrsts elect
i the Elder Adams as the President Of the U. 5. and
sustain his horrid Federalism during the memora.
BE "Rcien Of Terror The present Wing party
have recently nominated, and making the most
violent efforts 10 elect General Harrison TO the Pre-
SIDNEY, who has avowed that, with the exception
of the Alien and ScdltIon laws, he ',tnr0rahc
10 that Administration Was the old Federal party de-
tf.atrd and routed by Mr. Jefferson and the Republican
party in 1900 and revived all its horrors by the cleo
lion of John g. Adams in 1924, whose Administration
was distinguished for high Tariffs, splendid schemes OF
Internal improvements, bnngling diplomacy, and the
royal doctrine that the representative ought not 10 be-
.,aisicd In me ,cW IF his roHs,iimcaiS? The same
candidate Of The Wing party, for the Presidency,
supporter of that Administrations and Minister under
lis appointlnrni IL foreign court Does Dame! Web
s,cr proclaim TO the world that he has been firm and
consistent Frdealis of the Old School, and still main
tanning that doctrine: The Gen. Harrison, whom
the present Wing party are cndeavorng TO elect TO the
Presidency of the United States, declared that Mr.
Wcbs,cr's speech upon the Proclamation contained tho
true theory of the Federal Government.
Can YOU doubt then, that the present IIhg party is
the old Federal pGriy, rail- yng upon the prime pies
under change of name only; call upon you, fellow
ci liens in the name of Patriotism and Repubcanism
10 repair 10 the polls The 3d. and your
premacy / pray you to meet and again defeat your
Pro,ean enemy. He has boldly and arrogantly pro-
claimed his motto, "Har to the Knife" Let your re-
Spouse be- "Tctory Death, and with bold command
crs and valiant citizen soIdirry fighting for Prlncl-
pie for liberty and The country, we cannot iaIl to
achieve a great and glorious victory. Our candidate
| for the Presidency is rmphacay "hoarsi. abc, and
giffu 10 the COnSiiiution lie has openly saked hIs
lection upon the maintenance of our principles.
FcderniiSm aud .7boliiOniSm have thoroughly dscI-
plincd their troops and summoned their trained bands
To the field of battle in other States, in order to effect
his overthrow. Gan you then behold the congomera-
ton of these fierce anaca elements, and gaze with
Indifference or neutrality upon the gathering storm
which is put in motion for the purpose Overwhelming
! in common ruin your candidate, your cause, your
principles, and your property: Let the Remuneration
of your candidate but stimulate you to renewed and re-
doubled efforts in his bchalf-for you have the testmo
ny of his most rancorous and implacabe enemy az. T.
Tallmadge) given years ago, when his judgment
was untrammeled by the excitement of his preudces,
that "his abilities interior 10 none, and his pros
poets Of future promotiOn superior 10 all.
Arouse then, pray you the nvincblc courage OF
proud Democracy and buckle your armor for the
conflict on the Odd Of April Let every man be at his
post, determined TO do his duty, and all will be we'll
"God sare the Commonwealth
MADISON.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.
It appears from paragraph in the R. Wing of March
3lst, which | accidentally met with few days ago,
thy disease of cacoclhes scrbendi, is determined 10
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