Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28
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.va-,so f + edmond do no. blush for the inde-
,a...- orran. on Yesterday morning, we shocid
-.rg attempt TO purify and refine the press
.,. We have rarely seen such collection
- If reckless assertions, and OF coarse epi'he's,
M. r Wing We pass over It's appeals L"
, - ~ all their variations, to turn out ana o''ns
ia. votes 10 yesterdays polIs--iis Appeals 10 'ne
-s Ven. who will be soon enough immersed III
-oool of pariy-it. inrocatlons 20 TIE hec"u-
richmond whom the Tax bill! does not touch
..,.q,s IN ..onr neiahbors of ilanches,er, IN be-
N- Holden Rhodes, who 10 q mere iactiioaS
.-.. ar,inst John ~. Jones, who -, II any man
, a,17- TO Chesterfield, and an ornament 10
-.....-.,s appeals 10 "Smali Dealers, whom no
- r.,e even " the Scci{-headS Of the S:ceat house -
Il..ds Of The StoeGt koHSc' what contemplate
las the slightest wish 20 strip OF their consiitu
..itare-cr its ridiculous appeal to the BANK
..,s,s VITO they are, we know not, IN spite oil
.-aee to ourseives-and whom, this ghos.ly
....-lnf voluntary Councillor, SO kindly ad"ises
a-a R4as and .or Bolts
U -ss o.eg these beauties, and hundreds Of others,
~, s,re1n over is yesterday number, TO notice
..tTa ol lis attacks.
5.. lie frs, is, It's attack upon the Legislature OF
.-sa. aaom it charges with ''attemptng to put
~, ~. the strong hand OF power, the commercial
NJ the,r country, upon whose welfare that OF
ss. community must, IN great degree, depend
3 e...a,a o. sar, that Virginia affords the only eS
/. If ,ac1 uua')oyed batbaris.n, such return I"
e., 4 the Nandals' The Wing specifies no
.,---aa5 it - literal enough first TO ascr5e vln
~ -eseu,mcnt 20 the Legislature against The CITY
- then liberal enough to attribute u to the most
ra.b.a motive, viz That ''all Loco Foco leg'sa-
s ( ,bev cannot do better service TO their cause
a e 7usla- the City of Richmond Its citizens are
80 ttelr p:inc,ples-,hey see how small they are
,I,,,. ,,ss vary ,shtp men a. hume
a!as .oco Focos are not satisfied with the po-
<. q. the city, is too true. That they are Disguised
Ire Whip organ, who never treats them wiiii
a.t al Justice or li5efality, is also true but
/. 10y war upon her interests, is a charge without
,.Gda;ion, in truth. Richmond has no Just rea-
p. +, sjmpain of the Legislature OF The State
.-.+ s.r sen. of Government Here IS her capitol
d. -rsa. departments OF her Government With
.,.1- .aursemen,s from her Treasury poured
p. .so Iao railroads and the most na-nit-
...aas. vt1in her BORDERS, unite at this point -
....~ A.c most important Banks are located at
Favored as Richmond is by Nature-at The
So f ,its. alter, and connecting the commerce OF
. .gll,t "a that OF her mountain region-and
. oa tla cteat central line, which passes from FLO
&. 3. ;s.ee-sae - entitled 10 the protection OF the
.. s-4 she has dur .eceivedi,. We had supposed,
lie las. "l7cogoco" Legislature had some claims,
. f-s a-ts, 10 the rorbsarance, and even gra.i =
.45t1e CtY Can we forget when some Oh her
t.t.red Nhg merchants went to l. }. han
a.aal ,'A-t members, during the last Winter:-"e
REMEMBER, they conversed with as-and stated,
=. ',a- Legislature passed stay law, 1t would rum
ana Ibs, unless they passed tax bi!l, The
@-aii he dlshono,ed; her stocks already down TO
SID !4. sta l7@cr--5ut tia. the appreciation o!
a.Ss wo1ld assist the Banks in their operations
rs easat Of! the mercantile community, and would
.t tse Safe stocks III the hands OF the merchants,
..s nos. available capital Can we recoicct their
..., and see how nobly the Locofocos met their
s.... ..y-how firmly they supported both private
'.}.c c'ed.-afIested the stay law in every variety
and dared to pass 4 tax bill, in the very face
Why's, and with full knowledge of the unge-
13 cama: which they would raise against it-how
4ey have raised the character OF the State, sup
.; credit abroad. and raised the value OF her
ltc.-2 to gji-Can We rccollect these things,
s.4se without Indignation, the cataract OF abuse,
*ls poured forth IN yesterdays Wing upon the
As legislature:
.-, a1t can we say of its violent attack upon the
u -. from Powhatan' Would that it could have
'et his liberal constituents at yesterday 8 Elec-
N1.1nE more co2rse-more unkind-more un-
he refinement OF society, or Of the decency
Press, has appeared in that paper for three
"'-pHI cd ,ur the purpose of gratifying lis own
-H4 %. spr.tIDg up every voter in Richmond 10
- .4aHlae, "a order 10 vote against Hopkins. We
'e9ent the foul abuse, which it has iavished
la3ns! Hopkins. II Will be for that gentleman,
.e' iaam IS he p!eases, If he does no; desp'se
82' too much to notice it Mt all. But it is for
a.e 2'e, n the presence Of all The People, our
'N7n, ,hat it IS perfectly gra'uitous, utterly
"al'eve. fortune may have betided Henry l..
g yesterdays po!-wheiher the foreign vo-
ptsG sufficient to consl IN h.m TO retire me n /,
.''Ha Republican countymen have screened hun
vengeance Of the Wings, we know rot Blu,
--'", int IN all the great qualities which the
-en-s 70 hlm--in Independence of thought, in
'',' OF Hnd cleaTness Of comprehension, and in
-l-s' Of views, he is decidedly superior to bis
.' 71A.e accUser.