Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-26

true that inc giving the voice! ~ conSn'ue,S l''c
a In lI m. .; & 4G:and that when he rnicd or pr"i"-
i,,n h. knew HAT there chance OF lis BENZ
I mn ;IIns Tia. ncaIs lie matter at I'll. Well, a.af
.;., F,- .',.f,,j1 under ti!Cs. Instructions. tn
,rai - ofh cart h Chose - consider h!rS=' Hns'rHc'
3D. yoc Host 'a' 70, ~, t' i '.' 'h
ir .Nr,, sute conversation WHICH nc aiia |" NV
i, a. mon ,, street sta gentlemen who had v"trt! III
,lt .-on wc, !niua"d him 10 h'"E at isliapS thrS
y! 40, r an I N crn they had sal! NJ IN. rolls
,hny M ra"in 4 .aHMh II" vote: AGAINST proposition A.
aoi r ~ way .! nr - - III! constituents or as de-
an.. a. ~: cuUsr c declares that Ia "5.tra them ;hf
W k laughter yTh!c:! was '"in. W1deni!! "t 10! 50
s.lt,y,l.t an! h.l~tgor a. h" i said /, b. r."
,wi Lugrri Yes lie throws their instructions
him, ~ his ilnna-c, he world wi=P OF straw thai
k,,rt his bands and then '"hcn there l. an effort nadche
coming forward and asking another repre NATIVE rus-to
,,I Inn 20 SONS. Ic accountability 10! his conduct. he
I T. rs the pru ole he ocyed them 10! week, and
t,a he wonders they delighted at ha Cirsat laugh
+ ter. , .b, ~. h,,ior,., ,i,,
M, in the GOOD OH Virginia doctrine If the night Of in
,ruct!U whether prrnaret al ths lime 10 comGi 10
uc!.lan who has lately discharged one representa-
ys tru-. style, the representative trust which he
a-ks anis upon the present occasion asa vou
mat nls.n;cc you would have, If he were 10 go Tho Con-
rr.ss II The e. s. and sentiments and feelings 10
be way, and m were 10 take different
non and instruct him, according 10 our good old
virginia fashion, ,ha, he would not throw your instructions
lror, him as lie a wisp of from around his hands
and then he has uhcycd yen Tor week, and that
va, ou.h 10 bc wonderfully delighted with that Laugh
,rl Are prepared give up this good old ductrnc!
Where the responsibility c the representative 10 the con-
sueat body uriess maintain different doctrine and
ted by The Of the gendeuon wt" my opponent ~?
on THIS occasion Do consider, ana take that ground
a bg his the Conventions he has shown that
constituency which cnndcs representative trust hin
mast Willing yield 10 his will and pleasure, whatever il
may be- at time he is dschargng thar representative
trust that he should please 10 change hts mind during
his term Of he certainly has changed his mind in
reference 10 this Convention you having told
hl, what your will was should complain OF his having vio
lated it, on would get laughed al for your pains.
rsNow say, Judge tie future by the past 'nd shy inrtc
that gentleman se' king representative rust should give
has
in which he acted in reference to mat represent
alive which has lately passed from is hands before
he secures III. suages OF the people, believe my time is
nearly up.
.. Mr. Boris. Pray go sir Your speaking pleases
Mr. CAsKIr WELL sir, you happen be the only per-
son in the that do want TO please, will let you
20 q and speak 10 please
Mr. Boris Then spoke follows: do not know that
shall be ntc please you but will try To tickle
little This, believe fellow citizcns OF the county of Han
over is tn. sixth ssive term in which have stood
before yu simply candidate represent you in the
Congress Of the United States but the selected nominee
Of the Wig party Of the District and have never Yet had
appear before yOu other portion
OF the district: mat did not have long catalogue Of COM
plain against fashioned somewhat alter the manner of
an Indictment with which worthy and distinguished
onent is somewhat ftnllir as was his predecessor H.
laugh And yet. notwithstanding all their charges aud all
thcic ndirtmen when have had the misfortune TO be
defeated canvass, you have failed yet 10
back 10 III" when held another district convcn-
zion and indicate the nd that you selected 10 be
your S'a"tlrdbearcr. Cheers That Is de- cnce enough
Tor against all the charges which the gentleman and his
cu.Iaoores have brought or can bring against me.
cauic here fellow -cirixrnS, political issues between
,,a, ucntc:ln (lr Caskicl and myself and between his
party and my party and rot 10 try issue. between Wings
ana Wings | here 10 defend myself against
CHARGES which my party had brought against There
Is party this country, OF recent ORIGIN knownas
dtgser&-neu who ready TO scze upon the sword and
traverse The world the wrongs OF all the other
pie upon The face OF the earth We have lately seen some
tnng of these fibwster and yet this gentleman
here to-day and you enlist in the Of the
fi'"S:ers and 10 take upon Yourselves 10 avense Inc
wron.S Vi other people. What have you 10 do with any
complaints may be made by my constituents in regard
to my in the late Convention Of Virginia. was not
your representative ! did act in your behalf; il had,
wouI have been well for you 10 have complained II did
not pursue course agreeable wishes and interests
l'u, do with any quarrel between me and
my constituents in the city OF Richmond, upon this subject
OF instructions, Wait; t,rsccch YOU until the fourth
Thursday in October, when that gentlemGas claims Io9cI
with wall BE- presented before u" people OF Rich
mord, aud marx the majority that they will roll u that
determine whether they satisfied with me
or not Great cheering Let hem fight their own battles
aud settle ihrir IuaTrcs does not become my wor-
Thy and honorable friend 10 interfere in domestic difficulties
laugh II does not become you to interfere between me
and m! late constituents.
only the duty the pres obey instructions. but
I" u1ry IL" "I!i HI constituents, matter now ascc:
tncI When the gentleman inquiries OF me whether wnGi,
the dSrcg nd your instructions.
and break wisp That had bouCd week.
al-yt y,s. Il send instructions in any form
and ty, ud r. - ~ 10 believe Thai they Do not
cXre-s fH5!C sentiment. :at public cGt mas been
let that IGic nuirnt j. in error that puoic sentiment
u!y a, concealed that attempt has been
u; m I" take the responsibility OF dischars!ng my dn-
y yo representative ana then present myself before
you ynG Judgment either &" approval or condcnnalion
Il ka0wn the Wing party 81 this district, that
ccvcd the nomination their hands in The month ii March
last tina, accepted H. and that for Fix months stood
before HE district their candidate, and that during that
pcripd there Indications that III? coarse in The
Convention had not teen altogether acceptable TO me wing
party What did do! (lr. Is. here briefly alluded 10 his
,sgnaiirris Willingness 10 support Union Wing III his
place ana lis denomination. This denomination he
tended, evidence OF the confidence and endorsement
o his constituents the course he had taken. This state
has already been given at length in his speeches lately
pub Ishcd.l
snail now endcayur TO follow the gentlamans argument,
and qulc,!: poss" reach the real issue between him
and myself ana between The Whig and Democratic party.
Ia regard tariff Of si6 am opposed Disturbing
-ani why believe be the pcrncous and de-
4t has passed Congress since HE Con5ri
tuition adopted liz general effects are Just now about
10 be ieit ani nave Just now reached New ok, but they
have not reached Hanover New York is great CONNER.
c!a emporium OF the continent! and the first great monetary
distress necessarily be c!t al THAI point.
lusI the ripple uccaSinnCd BY throwing pebble
into water will extend until reaches the shore will The
monetary distress which may disturb the New York;
o! great commercial pool extend is r!Ppcs
felt The extremity Vi the Union This is the result of ex
ccs.ive im,oa,lon< We had an excess u imrorta
tons exceeding paying them. We
already exported upwards .; one hundred md fifty millions
Of s,.c,. md ION and nrJ States stocks in order
TO Indebtedness Great Britain imporiaons.
How long this Of things last? And wha, has pre-
vented L. from feeling the effects OF this lar beiorc} The
first famine occasioned demand Tor hundred and fifty
millions Of breadstu which otherwise would have rocd in
ganariss for want Of consumers. This enabled
nous niG& OF GOLD from Caiornlnot at all anticipated
Oac hundred million dollars have received from Ca
lpr mia, and yet there but little of that amount in
ejaculation here England has received nearly all Of it in
pay for III imroaiinns VI America This last much
lon.e ana stake my public reputation be il worth little
much la greater De gree Of monetary distress is 10 be felt
in this country has i,t. The distress of
1857 Will, in my Judgment ial! far short oil it,
You may ask me- why then disturb this tariff Be
CAUSE desire that ;hc people should have full evidence Of
lis practical operation. wish 10 be made great national
question: and not mere party question Although
cnangc should b. made in the tariff the ensuing of
Congress- effects could be tei! in avert
calamity which viii operate short lime every section
of the Un"n!hc result entirely OF the tariff Of 1916 30
not wish this tariff subject for party capital
q sire 10 have changed permanently. If this change
made and the OF monetary distress should
be experienced bcule the change COud have had cpe
rate results whatever tIt distress would be regarded
the result modification o: the tariff | desire,
lore !. the r,sg, and the decision Of the people which
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