Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-24

We have read with great pleasure circular
address from John Bowyer CalwelI, Esq, 10 The
voters OF Gfeenbrier. He is an able Republican,
and comes out fearlessly as candidate Tor Inc
sulirages OF Greenbrier, generally strong
Wing county. He was elected in 1872 ana
made an excellent representative. we VISA
him the same success now. It would, indeed, DC
a victory worthy OF his proves.
To show his views upon the questions OF inc
day. we make few extracts from The circular'--
As matter Of course, he is in favor OF ola'e
Convention, upon which subject there is no oiVi-
sion Of sentiment in his county:
"On The subject Of Internal improvements, II IS
scarcely necessary Tor me 10 repeat "hdl - -
we'll known, lha, am in favor Of any praeuca'
bic system which will open The channels Oh COM
municaliun between The Atlantic border ana me
almost boundless West. | more especially nave
in view a connection OF the Last with Inc Wes''
The waters Of The Atlantic with the ONO n.ef.
To effect this, consider railroad oil more iip-
portance than any other mode oil improvement a y
our immediate section OF country, anu oe'e'
calculated 10 insuI. i.s wealth and prosperity.
~, Is of no momen, to me whether there be
railroad from The Ohio river 10 winchester; OF
Ia Cord nsville; or 10 Richmond by The Covins
ION Buchanan and I.ynchburg route, ether OF
which is practicable; either would enrich ms
region of county 10 an incacuiable degree; ana
rom orr rosiiion and advantages OF climate,
would make il gaIden spoi-lhe Eldorado OF
Virginia
"The impulse giyent Education by the last Lee
eislature should be rsllantiy followed up, unlil
sysem is perfected commensurate with the de-
;nands OF the people Such system lone OF &C.
IN.
can government and preserve unimpaired our Tree
institutions.
Il vet maintain the same political principles
always avoWed. The same cardinal principles
which ever considered essential 10 The Welafc OF
The people and The preservation four institutions,
vel hold sacred and maintain inpiolae. he
Irne construction of The Constitution OF The
United States is The construction adopted by
Inc General Assembly Of Virginia, and set forth
nv The ;us,rions Madison in The celebrated resOin-
lions Of 'aS aud 50.
~ profess yet what have ever been consider
ed To be, an honest Democratic RfPibhean, direct
ed BY The guide posts OF principle, and the lights
of reason and truth. have no political idol.
ain neither sycorhant nor serf am moi loyal
as Gurlb. who provided himself for the insclip-
ton he bore on his collar, that he was the "lhrall
OF Cederic The Dane" But am partizan; one,
TOO. OF The same determined spirit OF the Cartha-
ginian Hannibal, vowing elernal warfare with The
enemies Of popular government, and The Repub-
lican institutions Of my country; ready al al times
to resis, oppression in all its forms, from whaIso'
ever source il cmanales, be il inflicted BY the ma
chinalions OF associated tyranny, or the accumu-
la,ion OF power into the hands OF single despot.
| will continue 10 be parilzan, devoied 10 Inc
nrncirles Of American lihctty-the Constitution
and The Union; and the primitive purify our lreee
institutions"