Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-18

dishonest, 10 impose on the people, and to cause them
TO reject this, Of the most brilliant IN The ydfahy
Of Iirginia's sons
Mr.. Wise differs from the Republican party on only
one question: and that is not practical difference lie
believes in the power Of Congress 10 charter Bank
of the United States, and in this he is supported by
many men who Justly hold front rank in the kepub.
lican party. Our own State furnishes examples,
winch will be satisfactory, since they, with Mr. WISE,
will not sanction Bank, nasmuch they believe "
dangerous To the Government and people. But IS this
the only question which commands the attention OF The
people, Does not the Tarili-a cloak for burdenIng
the South, for the benefit of the North, and namf,
under which the most odous taxation VIII be sadded
on the people of Virginia, and the rest Of the agricui
tural States, present claim 10 their reflection Does
not the Bankrupt Law, passed by the Clay Congress
Of Al and a. and sired by their great Federal leader,
in opposition TO the plain letter of the Constitution,
which Declares that "Congress shall pass no law M
pairing the obligation Of contracts = Does not Inc
distribution of the public lands among the STATES,
which became law, with the hope the part oil The
Federaliss, to render high Protective Tariff neces-
sary, after having deprived The Federal Government
OF It's most fruitful source of revenue and to purchase
the votes of the States for Henry Clay by indirectly
assuming the debts of the States, Against all these
has Mr. Wise ba,tled, and for these he is denounced
by such men as The Editor of the Wing, and other
minons of the "Diclator" The time has approached,
when party lines will be drawn and no longer will
this Republican district, (Which abandoned the veteran
Jackson only, because the proclamation savored some
what of Federasu) suffer themselves to be duped by
the artlfc's of Henry Cay's Republican
when she voted for HARRISON Republican when she
votes against Ciay-Repubcan when her vote will
ring in the of Federal Senate, and her favoritc
son, Henry a. Wise, be returned to Congress, to
show to the world that 'resisancc 10 tyrans is ote-
dience 10 Cod"
united against the arch fend of Federalism. This
district voted for General Harrison in ls49, under
standing him to be pledged against Bank, and that
issue is now directly made MIR. Wise is opposed,
with the most unceasng violence, by the friends Of
Henry Clay, and although they may say, his personal
nlue will his election yet il TINT
RfpuLiiranism as Ftdtraiism is the ISSUE and under
tina, flag will he conquer aye conquer gtoriousiy =
The people Of Acconnc, proud of their champion,
will make the wekn ring, and while they will be
ready TO shake by the hand Mr. Carter, the spirit of
true Virginia hospitality, they will say 10 him,
FrderalIss, but not noc.' "fon would have
suited us then, but prefer another. Mr.. Editor,
will you not join u.s. We beli.re, hope So Please
insert this IN your paper. YORK.
What does "York ask Of US To resist the
clamors Of The Richmond Wing to expose its gross
misrepresentation Of Mr.. Wise-to hurl back its de-
nuncalions and abuse We might well determine
10 grasp the rainbow-to count the stars in the sky,
or the sands the senshore for numerous the
shifting misrepre entaons and clamors Of the Wing
Or, does he ask rs 10 choose between the cand
dates to take part with MI Wise against MIR. Car
ter; We render much more efiectual service, by
publishing the various strong articles which
munica,ed to his behalf, than by any thing
could say.-But, betneen hessrs. Wise and Cartsr,
could scarcely hesitate TO give our vote for the
former. MIR Carter out and out in his principles
He goes for H. Clay up to the hub; Mr. Clay, who in
1910, secuted to Mr.. Wise the "Virgina abstractions
that is say, all strict State Rights doctrines. Mr.
Carter goes for Protective Tariff, Distribution, q
National Bank; indeed, every Federal measure in all
their phases We could not, therefore, go for him,
directly indirecty-hat ia either by voting for him
or not voting at all. We trust, that Mr.. Wise will
60 for the nominee Of the National Convention.
lEditors.