Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26
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PROFESSIONS ~. WING PRACTICE.
TO THE REPUBLICANS or VIRGINIA.
call upon YOU 10 recollect Thursday, the 18th April
dav destined 10 become memorable in the annals of
Virginia beg you to remember that your Consttu
lion and Your rights have been invaded by tie party
in nnver Come then to the rescue. The season is
busv one but cannot You devote day to the main
,ennnce of your principles? know that you can, and
am sure that you will. You cannot remain at your
several homes and thus tacitly ncquesce in the dam
perous and onsrous measures adopted by the present
Federal Administration
m. elections which have taken place in the other
States within the last six eight months, afford us
abundant cause for congratulaon and nope ihey
demonstrate that the and measures OF TINS Admin
s,rn,ion have been condemned and rebuked by the
ssoher second thought" of the people. They prove
hnt The Republicans, although beaten in 1870 have
allied and tumphed. Whn,! Shall our friends every
rhere outs,rip us. Shull Connecticut, once called
The "Land Of Steady Habits and Blue Lights, now
surpass us in energy and devotion to the Republican
part,. When thus encouraged, shall we imilae thei
obI. . xanple or shall wee fold up arms and sur
rerder without struggled No, citizens, we will
mi surrender Our is that Of the ConstItutIcn-
our nrncipes are those justice and TRUTH and iah
full to then ourselves and to posteriiy, we can ana
will triumph. If faithful TO these then every kePuo-
lcan may cxclaim, ren;, pidi 1ie-"l came, saw,
conquered
N.yer. no. never were our opponents more vulner.
,lIe than now Whatever their tongues may utter,
IN ,r faces nevertheless express and their hearts IN
voluntarily acknowledge the weakness OF Their cause,
and the speedy success OF yours.
During the canvass Of 1910, we charged the Wings
of Virginia, with desire TO establish National
Bans They Indignantly repelled tie charge as q
SANDER and referred to The address of their Conven
tom held in Richmond during the winter OF 1879 and
$40. 10 show that General Harrison also opposed
|, National Bank. They also brought forward Mr..
R;vcs TO prove that General Harrison was hostile TO
National Bank. After denying, in 1910, that they
were friendly to Bank, find that, IN ls4l, Tue
Wings loudly denounced Mr.. Tyler for refusing TO
create the very Institution 20 which they
General HARRISON well as themselves, as decidedly
o,posed only twelve months before MIR. Tyler was
denounced by his party as traitor for carrying
out the principles ascrbed TO Gen II. by Radser
Ewing Rives, and nearly the whole OF The Wings Of
Virginia Such is Wing consistency and Wing justice
The wings nearly deafened US with promises oil he.
trenchnent and Reform Where the proofs oil
eitber Instead OF Setrenehnent, we find that the e1
peUdi,ures of 1e4l exceeded those Of $780, By nearly
Eve millions of dollars Instead Of coming down 10
The promised thirteen Millions they The expen-
ditures up to more than lhirty-two millions.
They said, that Mr. Van Buren, had contracted a
oublic debt Of forty millions But, on the 4th March,
was only between FIVE and six millions, and they have
increased it TO about twenty millions. Is this Re
form?
The present Secretary Of the Treasury estimates,
that The deficiency Of revenue for 1912, will be
fourteen millions-the credit Of the Federal Go
yernment has been so impaired by passing the DIS.
tribu.ion Bill, that its Treasury notes cannot be
sold except at a discount; and, under these cir
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