Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-30
FoR THE ESouis>a.
A Nct .SpleGd b ColeA Caltan. Rncs.

To WILLoU1HBY NEWT >, Eso
An humble citizen akrs the liberty Of address
ing you through lie columns Of newspaper
and being but plain man, m language NUS be
SO likewise. Like al oiher pubic men, ar IL
lher seeking TO be so, you arc a mark Al which
every one claims the right 10 >hooi, ard il ycu are
only assaled in your pblica charac'er, Jon c'a
not complain uu!ss, Joe ale mi.:ogre.ea;sd-
and il | do ST. pledge IN; ei'to 'e'gact
In 1910 You were lie Wing Gicc;or 81. your
district and among lac r.ary o'aersEave offences
which Jon endeavored 70 tas;ea apon Mr. Van
Buren,, one was, ,ha. he w2s opposed &c lie war
Of 1872. Psmtn,be, Sis. In lS43, when yen
were first candidsle ior Congress, Your Who'll
theme was Banf, Ben.' Iang Tay.F! Al
that period. the people were CLEARLY Oppressed,
and you really made macy believe that II yon
were elecled, a Bank would be Immediately c.
tabishcd and money become as pen'y - hack
berries; that manufactures would spring up .ve
ry where, and The farmer realize soot prices 'of
his wheat corn, SC.
Many Democrats voted Ter you undcr these
circumstances, and you wof he race BIZ ko1r
1rcrc yoasr promises reysGea? Ma moacv coa-,
and profuce became cheaper. The DEMOCRATS vho
had been thus blinded, wee awakened, ard saw
that they had been ccin!sd ~ iSl5, va were
again a candidate, ard cane again vi The ~,
Of Bark Bank Tariff l'anfi Pufiaa chsrn
had been broken. II is irli that you would oc-
casonally ius in Texas, h'r having vdrei upon
both sides o. The question, b,lh Wings and Deao
Gratis doubted You. You hid TOO written :, ctier
advising The Wings 10 be soncsi, and nj 10 do
as they had DONE spread a aet 10 rach birds q
every feather You were hen defeated As all
such politicians ought 10 be You seemed then
10 think thar you were politically lead il yoaf
Il u
1877, YOU ale out again. Mat = r0r III jsctic,i
81 p9nr song? Bantl anA Yarf are mar II, gDs-
TN You know lrli well, met upon these snb
Jects the people are against va You now come
rs The advocate for peace, wien we are engaged
in war forced upon u hy Mexico. Wtrc IS
poar palTio,ism-yonr lore n ce,.ahR Nov, can
yen rise before your coun,symen AMI endra.nr
10 put Your nation in III" wr,r. aud Mexico in
The rls.l? Are you 80 much opposed T. VI Il 4,
ron are willing iha; yCGr own county sbal u n
Sullcd over and over again, haf c.iizfnS frtied ~
Their property, am their peisoas imprisoned r.
Their than raise IN arm in her dsitnce7 Can
you be ignorant Of The wrongs he has suffered
and borne with for years. Have ven NJ >ymra
my Tor those q. your counlryman who have lecn
thus 'reatcd2 Are you ignorant that the blood
OF our connirymen has been waGloaIy .hci3 o,
sir, r.Rcit Is a seat il Congress 50 inviting
and 50 much desired b. you lI.ai 70 eain i yn
are willing 10 plead The cause y; orr sworn cac
my2
The day must vii CONC, when you veil great
II wish that you had rot 50 aced. What were
those called, who stood NJ in opposition - on
glorious revolution /? Tones What were lbs.
called who opposed ,he war Of 1872? fu'e,d-
ISIS, and. b. way Of stigma. FGeraljs's u tic BIS
ton stamp. What shall those be called who row
take sides against hci: country Fsiefa@S' ~
NJ ra.1
81, al your harangue al King :, Queen CONT
house. Print your speech AMI send il 10 the
Mexican Congress- ani doub; mol bur theyv
vote you medal, with The appropriate inscFir
lion, mexican Champion" Il seems 10 me that
you ought now 10 prepare onc ant wear il curing
this campaign. Enough oi irs | inrn away
from il, and could wish ior he safe OF my Injured
cuanny, had altogether misn i Ts'ooa y"u.
Your Bank and TaGlT, ynpr former hobbies,
have been ridden down. sri thinking 10 dcut'
that The Wing party will sand b you, champion
for Mexico As you seem 10 be, aul EnoHlna
from Past experience that they are IN he minnf-
IL, you have spread your net 10 catch the Cal.
houn Democrats. How is il. MIR Newton, that
YOU can he willing, under anc circumstance, ~
vote for Calhoun In what political opinirn IT,
you agree with hint No, onc. But you vii
vote for him, il he comes before Congress .:ps
SIR; and what good will that do hn7 You n.a.
with safety make such promise, Tor yon veil
know that here is not The remoesl chance oi liz
election either BY the people or by Congress-
As 10 The Virginia delegation. donbl il there
will be single ont and on, Calhoun man elect.
cd. Why, sir youf nrt woni hold yon, much
less The Calhoun men, Il won't take, Nj. Srw
ion-indeed il won't liyou shon!d be fortunate
enough Ia catch any, they will b. like IL i:i,h-
mans frog. A son OF good old Ireland, soon al
ter landing in This County, mns needs 50 hunt-
ing, and knowing but little about loading his sun,
he overcharged it, de soon l1uad bird, and
fired away, and was Knocked over himself. A.
Ter recovering he went 10 lo.k for his game, and,
al the root of Tree, be found lros- here are
no frogs in Ireland) He It ok ZIP he troy, and.
after looking al il awhile, IL saL OH! Won
are now Al unsish,iy Thing, ailho beioie tlo'
The feathers of, you were hcan;iiu cr.aln'c." I
you should en,rap Calhoun man, he vii have
first lost his feathers, and be IS mech Ioala' A.
The Ifshman's frog. "E'ones'y IS tis rs, poiien'
Stick 10 your own Wing primo pies. Seek mo-,
for The sake Of Office 10 Je The first 10 yinlac YOU
own motto ARlSTlDEs.