Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-17

For the Enquirer
The Whin party notorious for conducting their political
,nss nnn false ssucs AT this moment, they raising
hue and crv about the dissolution of the Union, and al
eup,rg TO identify the Democratic candidates Tor Congress
IN Virginia with those who are IN iavor of secession VIE"
il "a notorious that the party in the State such have cS-
dressed no opinion the subject since The session Of the L
gislaure of 9 So No one but Hnavc or 1901 VIII Fcu
either that the Democratic party OF virginia dsun.'h
nov or that the Wing party Virgin cnpahle OF SdrI2
The Union Tic laid and comfort" winch tnelr dLrln-"
Summers Bolts Goggn and Boiling, have rendered the ado
tioniss Of New England and the North in days gone 5I
have rendered the fanatics so powerful Tor EN- hH III oTu'
10 restrain them their mad career II absolutely neccs
rs for The people 10 vote only Tor those VINO utc 'ee o s'
or bicmisi this question:
douirahc John Minor Bus, when his delnquences, as
r.n.enaiiyc Of Southern people, have been charged upon
n hv ria adversary judge Caske Whatever federal Rich
nun may endorse or cAcuse the conduct OF this geutl-
man. Wien they have Public Guard" and numerous vol
unteer mt>eis II shield them from harm, The Country people
whose sense Of security il complete, will be slow to
strengthen which has 6eea used 10 llclT dsau'h-
taGc. ,,,,.
rou- Tor conducting their political contests ON false isues
rtiterare The charge.
Aud ullur is hypocrisy about then that ongh
Ia shame the prince vi devils. The Times OF yesterday
in noticing some "reminiscences vi their candidate Tor Gov
erno brought To light by The Democratic newspaper IN Pc
rrsburg which tits clearly proved that MI Summers was
AMI i. an ibolitiuiia usts the following language
"Far M, ON sides will cunccde thut candidates Tor
office shond be Judged by the opinions upon which they
present Ihvns Ives and by tile claim Their personal ca'ac-
ter r:ycS them upon the character of tile people
IT IS cu,l ,dcd that The Editor should practice Ills own
preccpts Has he been uboring 20 prove Judge tiskr
cstnicisl Has Iuac Caskie presented himself o ~"
oe:. 8 il candidate !cr their suirages d!sunon! Is
IL noI Tue he has dIscancd being IN lhvur o eccs
sion And vet the Tines Editor has almost daily, ~ III
:inuaoH moi by direct c'ai, insisted maj Judge ~sEc
is dsrriunist ard a scccd4r.
And TO show the Inconsistency Dl these gentlemen, very
boY remembers what noise made IN Tic Legislature
two winters ago wien George W. Thompson was n MIA
.e az candidate for Office. Mr. Thompson, when Ei, ut
.chnol mai speech. !; just such speech as ti"d
TOR al the Times would have made ~ ;he same hS I hau
had The ability had received instruction III school,
whose tex, contained (s many no" contain SINE
ores j. ;us stated The floor III lr House, 0y men F'c
knc" Mr. Thompson sell that he sourd upon the siVe
" Qnes ion "a Thing by the way, that nave mol near OF
il Bo.;&)-nnd yet. ne thrown overheard By-gu'es
were not by-srarS then. Blu! "5y-g"nes should be
bv- gomez Mr. George W. Summers, man (not aa ~
the Virginia o-aIuIc (not at Scl"oi) boldly pF"c'aheo
doctrines which uttered now even in The federal cl'!oi
Richnnn II Northern man, would ensure fragrant CO..
criGg "i Tar calhcis ta.r canddae II Is 10 DC
bopc that every man in Nirsaia Will have an opportunity
of reading the speech made by lls 'eVc!y lnch hM
candidate tor the .ubernatoa chair And Is 10 be "p
100 that Every man will remember that Nh SUMMERS Us
said OF lii; speech, he ''had nothing 10 reirdct
ind We. he Ilhig$ uW ro!c for .lr SunmEr' ,