Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-27

s,ar vii and not the will Of a Governor, though
evidenced by the broad seal. ;,o
Pc Samuel Z. Goodson. The Democracy OF L',tie
Tennessee: When their country calls, they iiocN !" g
standard. -, :, ,ho
Southwest. True 10 their principles and uncomprom's,
ing in their hostility to Federalism, IN Whatever urcSs y
NAV be presented. rp.nhxJn
Bv F. McMnllen. James Mcdowell OF itockor'dge,
n : talents. Virginia political principles and high moral
1T ant;tI. Inn ,o a seat in the Senate OF the l.. s.,
(which amendment he will receive, II Virginia Is put
true to her ancient principles.
Bv T. Richie. RICHMOND Let mol tue wings
mistake the voice of Paris for the voice OF Francois
Richmond goes, SO will not 90 the ieolnanry OF '"-
GINA. IT,. T,.,h ! ano,
of Democracv-eyer u~nbroken, undaunted, unterrihed,
in the shock Of political STRIFE.
~ Thomas McCulloch. Gen. Harrison II elect
ed to the Presidency, it must be by Federalists and La
titudinarans. p
Bv Major Charles Yancey. The Patriots OF the Re
voInt;on: Nav their good works not fall a s~acrlire TO
faction and personal ambition.
Rv Mr. A Atkinson of the Senate. The People =
Nav they trust their liberties and happiness to no guar
antee, but their own Jealous vigilance towards thoSe
whom they may clothc with power.
Rv las. {. Shipman. Out AT last. lillian {. RiscS,
tho disappointed aspirant to the Vice Presidential char.
Yesterday the p~rotfSSed supporter OF Democratic pfih-
ciples-then the Armed Neutral-now, The advocate
Of the Anti.masonic, Abolition, Federal Wing HARRISON
for the Presidency. Let him 60.
By James F. Mcdowell. The Press: Too much the
citadel of freedom for the fraud and fear and folly that
have so nearly usurped it.
Bv WIN. Meredith. George c. Dromgoole His
principles are true-his talents olthe first order.
BY Henry D. Smith. Gen; Thos. II. Bay.iy, one OF
VIRGINIA noblest sons: "An Impracticable from prln-
ciple, not from policy"
BY r. C. Nicholas. The Maine Controversy: May
it receive a speedy and an amicablc adjustment, but not
at the price of national honor.
By Francis T. Ridley. State Rights: A term once
sacred-a phrase now caught at by every disappointed
politician, who seeks his own preterment.
By VIM. II. Caruthers. The Democracy OF West
ern Virginia: True to their prnci pies, and ever mind
full of their rights, they never fail to brand the traitor
with the treason.
By Thomas l.. Beazley. hhn c. Calhoun: His
able defence and firm support Of Republican Principles
has recently subjected him to all the arrows of u licen-
tious Press-but while protected by the Constitution,
he feels as safe as the Grec!an warrior under the ar
mour Of achilles.
By r. 4. Banks. The voice of free People express
cd at the Polls ought to be heard and sustained, and he
who endeavors to suppress it, ought to be punished rs
a felon and a traitor, TO the first principles OF a Repre-
sentative Government.
By VIM. Thomas. James Mcdowell, ofRockbridgc:
An able Statesman and profound Scholar-May the
Democracy of Virginia rightly appreciate his worth,
by cIe yating him TO a seat in the Senate of the |. >,
w Htlt it "Il sHflS - '"S -"
nary.
Iy Richard II. Baptist. The Democratic Republi-
can Party throughout the Union BY their devotion to
principle they achieved a glorious victory in lcH0, by
the election Of Thomas Jefferson to the Presidency
bv the same devotion TO principle, may they achieve Il
similar victory in lsl0, by The election of Martin Van
Buren, TO The Presidency.
By VIM. C.. Parker. The battle cry Of the Wings,
War to the knife: From the ramparts Of the Constltu-
ton we reply, "Eictory or death
By y. DENLY. John c.. Calhoun: Honor TO the
Statesman who sacrifices his p~rejudices in maintenance
of his principles.
By Alexander Fitzhugl. Andrew Jackson The
conservator Of the West, the vetocr of the Mnysvriie
Road, the unwayering and intlexihle Democrat, the
sterling Patriot, and honest man.
By K. Aug. Thompson General Harrison: The
Wing fraction reduced to its lowest denomination.
By Augustine c. Butts. John \. Mason: The ami.
able and talented Statesman, not omly pure but wRSwS-
pected.
BY Judge r. V. Daniel. The great creator and re-
sulator of 'hc hest cmrcnry in he rOrid:' Truly has
It 'Gbdiratrd" its high functions, when It's boast and
glory now consist in prolongingun %impotcnt existence,
by Welding to the stern exactions OF rival u>urers.
BY Charles Yancey. The Democracy of Richmond:
Few in number, but strong in the faith.
By Augustine C. Butts. VIM. {. Rivcs and Bcnc-
dict Arnold; The former in the Senate, what the latter
was in the tented field.
Ev George II. Lee. The Broad Seal of New Jer-
sey: Possessed of a virtue never before attributed to lis
kind-the efficacy 10 defeat The vii! Of a free people.
Bv Charles llunton. The Union of the States, the
Rights Of the States, and the Union OF State Rights
politicians.
BY Wm. l.. White. Martin Van Buren,, the gcnu.
inc Republican and Statesman: before he had the no.
nor of filling the highest Office in the gift OF the Ame-
rican people; when called upon for his views respect
Ing the most momentous subject that interested them,
(Abolition.) he unhesi,atingly made them known
Has no. his opponent CIV. III. H. refused TO do the
same:
By G.. Quillen. Little Tennessee: Ever true To the
Democratic principles: she will in November next give
Z decided majority in favor of Martin Van Buren, for
President, and James X. Polk for Vice President of the
United States.
By Samuel McCamant. Modern Whiggery: Strip
the party Of their new dress, and our old enemy, Fede-
ralisln, appears in all It's naked dcformity.
BY Nat. Z. Venablc. Direct Taxation: The true
mode oil informing the people Of the expenses of the
Stale, and of providing for the payment oe the princi.
pal and interest of the public debt.
By Anthony Robinson, jr. Thomas Jefferson: Our
adversaries claim the glory of his namc-would they
but follow his prcccpts.
By John L.etcher. The Democratic Republican,
State Rights Party Of Virginia, East and HtSt: If they
presents an undivided front TO the Wings in the approach.
ing contest, success is certain.
By VIM. Tod. The Executive authorities OF Maine
and New York: We calmly remind them, that the right
Of property in our slaves is older than the union Of these
States; and We find no term in that conpac: h.%ding us
20 lis continuation under Inc lnilicllu,. ~ rObDcrl ana
outrage, though practiscd - protesting brethren!
By VIM S. foGta;nc. The supremacy Of the Con.
s;itr,iOM and Laws: Under hrm the supremacy of the
popular Will, whether the people be comprised IN States
or counties. The Representative who ~disobrys that
will, when expressed, 4 fco for his politics, whethc. he
style himself Wing or Democrat.
BY Capt. Robert Tate Wicker. The Democracy Of
Virginia: They will ever preserve the noble character
they have sustained in by-gone days.
By G. Hall. Augustus A. Chapman of Monroe: 4
faithful Representative of the patriot, who4c name his
county bears. May we have many more like him.
By VIM. II. Caruthers. Political Ambition: BY
frecmen sustained, when actuated by purity Of prlnci,
pie: hut BY ffeemen Indignantly rebuhed, when stained
with p~ro;ilgacy Of motive.
By Charles II. Hyde. The Frecmon OF the United
States: Citizens by birth or choice of . cammon coun.
try; that country has a RICH, 10 concentrate thcir az
fcctions.
By Miles George. VIM. Henry Harrison, The Wing
Presidential nominee: Johl Randolph pronounced him
a Fedcralist, deeply 'dycd in the wool: with every Re
publican that should be confirmation strong as proof
of Holy writ