Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
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A CARD To THE SOLE AUTHOR

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Sir Our parry i sufieting for want IF some
rev humhus AN you loye me start one :,
soon a possible, or We shall! be swept iom The
face OF the car.h on lie coming iih
Have Won M new feasible evidence 10 supror,
the DiSrnion Piot! Ii is literally dead tor want
Of sustenance.
The Britjst Goid Hunting is worn out. Does
the Acadia bring you no genuine sentence from
the London Times Can You not start a single
| sovereign OF the British miGr1 nor single Free
Trade Tract? The zine tracts Of The Rich.
mond Wing have done Us TO service. They are
Is dead as King Harry the stn.
Where is the German Bread 3? We have no,
vet seen ctumb OF il: aud vour Richmond organ
is paced in a very piiiahle condition daring nei.
Their 10 deny. nor Ia 0ta1f t7c corn. Can YOU Lot
ulfan oaI from The public store. OF Mr. Wilis
Green. aEd send it 10 IT,. with some plausible al.
guuicni 10 sustain The proposition, that unless We
force domestic nanG!a cures, ~ hut.lcd no
tccliGn. the ieoplc will be reduced to tie rece.>ay
oi eating this black bread! To tell you the t:n;f.
Mr. Ecc,o:. cont very well sec wh"l ytEa!c u
make OF all This Anf. Doyou mean 10 say, tina,
il we send all our corn ana flour alioad 10 huy
foreign goods W. shall have no good bread Cit al
home? Why then, the,e inpldent Loco l'ocos
;urn anon IL and >ay: Ohio you then ADMIT. DO
YOU thu, our iarGcrS will t;nd = good market
abroad ior their liCadstufi>l Well have we rot
more land and IL! or enough, 10 raise NOE wheat
ard corn reyt year for our own consumption -
Or. il Won take The other horn OF the dilemma
tina, ic,eign nations Ill Rot talsr cur flour,
WIZ then they ak Us. Wh., are ~c 10
do but eat il ourselves q Turn il as you
NAV, Mr.. Elec,or You and Mr. Green n
make nolting of ii, and you had better bu u
with ii,is r'!icul.ps Iu,
tuq. The iac, Is. Sir don't see how your
other humbugS have turned 10 much better &c
count. Ii Won tell tne people that Congress
ought to regulate the labor and industry of the
country. then these LEGO Focos ak ~, Wn, ,her
we mean 10 say. that John W Jones knows let
ter how MANY shoes. or wards oi cloth or bushels
Of wheat, each OF his constituents ought 10 make
than they kncW-or, that lie is Il better Judge Ci
what is each mans interests, than he himself j.
Ii Won say, thai The higher you raise the duty The
lower Won reduce the price Of goods they Will
laugh in vour face, and ask won whether any tax
can make an article chcapcr-and whether
chains. ara cocns ard wool!enS are no, higher
now than they were twelve months ago Tel
The farmers that Won are making home market
tor them, ana creating new mauibs 10 cal ~
their com they Will ask Won 10 calculate kow
man new manufacturing mouths i, will take 10
consume all the hleGGstui> We saipio foreign nc
nS-ard then, where are Won Ia find iaEmor,
enough 20 consume the mouniairs 81 goods which
these home manufacturers will makel Between
between Won and myself and lie wall mv dear ST.,
ain afraid aIl YOU and yourirend> have been say
ing upon his subject is nothing In: gross hunlug
You know, 81 course, that cur hard cider and log
cabins in 1910 ar! our prcienccs that the B;rk
was IN obsolete idea. and that mus. adhere
to the Compromise bill rcyc al ALmltgs VA
know. as we'll rs Co. the! the coon skins GnG III
bald songs OF The present day are also tumhu9s
But are rot our eravcr roSi;iC.s NEE huintU:s
t1o When YOU say, thai Henry Clay will make
the lest Plesdcn; for The South are ven o; hu.n-
lue.ilg The corn'fy7 You knew his Arrogant
temper and his vchcmen, passions. 60 rnsulal e
10 any public oii:cc-fou know that his brilliant
talents a. an Orator arc nor al all wanting III he
Executive Department oumGst know, ihai hc
has no claims upon the Soufh--th;i his Mis-
souri, CONF promise ac, cnt Us ol b. Tie Goth degree
of latitude nom The tire territory thar sweeps
from the Missouri 10 The Pacitic--2rd hist row,
when large potion otihc Territory South Of
the lire, has beer taken from Is by The en.iarant
indians he refuses 10 ciyc ~ Tie benefit 6!
the Te!r!,ogy Of Tcxas You must know
further Mr Flec,or, tia; his Compromise
OF 80 has hcen di>cracclnlv Cancelled tv he VIC
ll:ion Of his own pledges and his do:gct and IN
compromising adherence 10 he Tarili OF -,
without rereal or even any modification. (ou
know as well rs the Loco Foco> that If he o.iah.
fishes Bank of 80 millions, II will he located
North Of. Mason and Dixon. l.irc--;Hd t!:l rs
mems Of il capital. the North VIII control en-
command, as,hcy please The markets and pro, ucc
Of Tic South. Sou krow. that his high protective
Tariff is calculated TO lcnelil the Northern manu-
taciurcrs, and lrr'hcn the Southern rIantcr. You
krow, too Sir. tbai ,orrcpitialc The Northern atcil-
ions,s he sul!cnv denies To us the Ienctit> Of he
arrcxalion ofTcxas final!y. you know Sir, rhat
r. Clay ridicuIeS evcn The principles Of Virgini;;
ard would rejoice At tcirs no longer "cms ara:
ed by her peculiar opinions" And yet, my dear
Eeclor for the District, the Sole Author OF liz
llrmbugs, ard the Chairman of the Clay Cor.
mree, You are continually crying up TIL, nan,
with temper ard talents unsuitable 10 III FNecu-
tive Office with principles ard measures dicd!y
opposed 10 the South as he very Enrichment ct
ali that we want and all thar Ike Interests ii
The South require in the Chief Magistrate OF The
nation.
Sir, begin TO lclicve, that The Wing Tarr IS
given 10 hnHhugs Your coons aud your c,rs
are all conte>>etily humhugs-and 80 is your Dr..
union Ploi-ard your British Gold Plot-and he
hard bread humbug: Int SUSPECT that your rro-
LESSONS in relation to the qualifications 81 your
candidate, and his Soolhein affiliations, are liz
The rest Of these mere humbugs.
A DiSCONSOI ATE WHO.
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