Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER
-, Etpabican Io'ers Of Chesterfield
81 CONS The period is rapidly approach'ng'
81 ffIo" IN he called on, in your sovereign capacity
-ta YOU ,tIrores for a representative IN Cohe.esS'
! ISL i'"' . one of great Importance; SINCE oo'h
FMS .hst there NAV be necessity OF carrying
ate: as", If cur next President before the Rouse o.
II ss ssiU. II is the peculiar privilege oil Tree
,,.tseo ro,, themselves their own law-givers
- 20 s'lte' .' - ,b;s District offer Hon. John w
r. EsisY .E, v,derals,s Hon John Minor Boits-as
90. sa1 '"1 ia,ss f,r your votes. These gentlemen
"a ea Nv Che esteem Of their respective parties
se. ai-' 81 on,oions are widely different. We need
,:i ?y' 81 Mr. Jones. He and his opin'ons are as
.?'aS W. - von. as the persons and op,nicns OF
II Sa'" n.;-hbors Suffice II to say, that ms prl-
-. near L,. won the affections OF his fr'ends-and
@e''' Us enemies their esteem. lie is Repu5
II .7e io'" rsonan school, in which those pr,nc-
80 Of "' =, which you and your fathers have sup
'is = = : ,bo is his opponent lie is comparative
t'a and We ask you TO examine hun before
s.f''s' ~ IA desert tired and faithful servant,
~ 49," r Ia. no feelings IN common with you, and
as ,,,, Of whose politics is so utterly dlsslmlar
-'A?'N, a bich has ever been the rule of your
.li creed "''''
Rats is the gentleman, who, IN ls40, came
VI. p "a teach you, the Democracy of Chester
.-a5 w. .|.'.,,ry-T,s he, who, from time TO time,
ill., u :'I ,5s whole catalogue of Hhig promises
4 %'e;a"- 10 ,-omissd strict economy IN the admins
of the Federal Government lis ne, VINO pro-
:ooa 0'.,nJ wholesome, and we'll regulated curren-
assi sbo promised certain relief to the people
- o. ",nsnt from the distressed condition in
sa3 ~, r,co mis!ule had involved them and it
a'14 Ian amp gentleman, who, in fine, promised
II ~ of the Government 10 the pure and pros
;,,ion in which ii had been left by the Illus
rs'2i IS nj the Constitution. All these things
. nnl, cnul1 no. m
e ,...s5o and Tgier should be elected President
sa- "a. p.ss,dsDt The condition has happened
a- - -, r,cmlses been fulfilled Did economy in
nav, cf Government characterize the last Wing
80; et Tie expenditures Of their first session,
:s,,Ilo,s.) exceeding (by3 monsl that of their
..< 1orrupi, and extrGrGrcnt predecessor an
the SO 900, 600 debt of their own creating
:" a.sssot embarrassed slate Of the Treasury an
lave you sound, wholesome, and well
.-,,,sl currency and has relief been extended to
ing ,,snpe Look 10 yourselves, and 10 your
sb,.s and you have the answer.
have nc; the Wings redeemed their promises
-sy ,anl. and ungratefully cttemp. to screen them
sl.onl the lust censure and odum Of their reckless
,., b. throwing the burden Of the blame on Capt.
q. rhey nov hold up MIR. Tyler as traitor, for
,s.-r- Their Bank bills, although in lSl0 his known
.-, aien ayowed opposition TO a National Bank, and
gsf-e Of their revered chefain against it, on con
,r,ianal grounds, were held out inducements for
m q, ray 10 their support and do battle in their canse
GENERAL Harrison said to be tiprotecve farm;
esore, YOU should vote for him OF course, the
Wig plr.y was thought to have principles in common
III tte, eader-a Tariff, more odious than the "bIli
A5ominatons,' passed by the Wing Congress, has
lied the Illusion. Mr. Bolts, by the records, -
nc supporting the very measures, 10 which the wing
E. 4.sss OF 1910 declared their candidates opposed
lsr then fellow citizens, you trust the promises
man who has given you such rece mt evidence, that
l. los hntr, a.. and
- urnor but to enable him 10 give efficient aid 10
,l.. gdlous principles of Federalism, which have ever
..sa REGARDED by the Republicans of Virginia as sub
ya-s 20 Of their free institutions,
go, can YOU support MIR Bolts, who has already en-
sa under the banner of Henry Clay-a National
Bank mln-the father of the American system; or, IN
oil ner words the champion of Protective Tarlh-he
3y,ca;e Of Internal Improvement by the General CO.
vernncni-of the Bankrupt and Distribution Laws
gsr.ios the right of instruction. How can you sup.
-,, VI Bots, who in the late Congress, voted thou
,n3s of dollars in appropriations for internal improve
,1.n and, a; the time, passing loan bills, to OBJ.
lsa the means to meet the appropriations:
But ieow-ci;.zens, we would call your attention to
,r,tsr subject of vital importance. A subject, in
,,mgafson Of which, the Bank the Tariff, Internal
and even ultra Federalism itself, dwIn
ia INTO insignihcance-one, in which is involved
he peace prosperity and happiness of the South, or its
;ael and bat5arous extincton-we mean .f6otttton-
The wild fanatics OF the Norh Tor years, nave panteo
y opportunities 10 strike deadly blow at the South,
nd her institutions, by Congressional Legislation
cams of Abolition petitions annually presented
y reception at the bar of the House oil Representa-
yes S!ade Adams and Bolts, side by side, have Tor
:sloas past most violently urged the repeal OF The
lie which forbids the reception OF Abolition petitions,
success of whose efforts would result in flooding
e length and breadth of the land with documents and
a1ic7tons the dissemination of which is declared
nal offence BY the laws of the U. s. The effect Of
e labors, if successful, would break down the only
,-sr and render nusatory that wise and salutary law
hch now protects the South from the circulation Of
lc.adary publications.
liz be it from Us to charge Mr. Bolts with being an
.55,onis But we appeal to you, as you value your
s.ee your happiness, and your very existence, TO be-
s-.e how you place it in his power 10y what we con-
s,e 10 be mistaken reverence for the right of petit
nj to infc; upon you wound so fatal and entail
99n sou consequences so bightng, SO appalling, as
g inevitably result from recognition OF the right OF
,,on. as claimed by the wild and reckless fanatics
# the North
FELLOW citizens, our enemies are already in the field.
Their leaders advertising for recruits-high wages
re offered, redeemable in promses-loud and stirring
appeals are being made to yonr passions and your
'g-s.s-ashed with high hopes, they are rushing to
he contest,
40 arms" Republicans Stand fast 10 your prin-
,r.ss-rye steady fire at the polls, and when the
III Of the election day shall have closed your labors,
ge eIclaim, ''we have met the enemy, and they
80 oars Araln, we repeat, "ro arms - 'To arms
Republicans one, come all, to the rescue-brlng
G' lfeatsard never yonr efforts till victory
shall crown your labors.