Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28


= .er from the ranks OF the antslaVery party
Sch man nigh, be altogether unequal 10 az c'e's'"
"a u,orId entail discredit upon our ota'e, "hs' o
fr.ver rarnish the usre of her fair name. - sun
il would &c unwse TO ehtrust Inc his'es' H"
a Southern Stale :; CO many
We are aware that Mr. Summers does ~. "
words advocate ano.paryism" He has stre"uness
- r,oy hat since the election of Harrison IN io7o' w
,o.s .:nonarlyisG,' has become SYNONYMOUS WIN
swndrg and procuring GOODS upon 'a'S' hu.o,,r
WINS uset BY his party for the same purpose ha'
would use q Gro" Oar, VI i" io'o"
the spoils and plumber. un.
Ia v;s,.s without using the justly deested word' w.
1,, ~ reap the advantage of it. he therefore s'u'c'
,bo, as federal politics have nothing to do a''fA ms e'O.
non should rote for me- and not for my e0mpel'0' s
Is the substance Of his argument NOW, Tue que'' '
,,v suoness ITSELF if personal opinions upo" Jedera
;ties furnish no reason for rotins for 4Hr. summers &c
AGAINST COL Johnson, rhy does MI Summers use t's %
Mira in his o,rn faror? Placing Co Johnson anu ''.'"
politically together neither for political reasons
% ,,sition or support what other grounds can George
w Summers urge for his support over "'' eo''r' -,
ds,ou with Mr. Summers in person. and not VIVA MS
,advinr friends. Why, the very position taken W va
Summers cou.icts him OF the most gorgeous anu
r ,o,cet and vanity that possessed mortar ian'
n r il N be irrcsistibly INFERRED that federat poslcS
noLoo 10 do Nth The gubsrndtOrdt election nus pas'
r;orv in intellect and honesty TO his competitor rS"NsS
his election certain He says in fact though no. III WINS
{. E,,rpe, That Col Johnson is Democrat ana oeo'oe ~
Summers feGeralis.-Oo al US as statesmen ana o'H'o
I ;s 60 rastly superior to my competitor, that IL &C.
cowcs d;iy 7ch you all TO rote for me- we may cohee
49,, ,,.;o mi. sueech: Here am l. George W. Summers,
| 60, wbi, Colossus one Of the lacst Of the race Oh
r, e greatest Orator since the days OF PaIrlcK Henry
aby wiser than Solomon, the iShlcs' Law "
he "A
farm Convention the Admirable Crchton OF the niHe'een
,urv and there is little old Joseph Johnson "io - '
smallest Of seed potatoes compared with me, Tie TREMENDOUS
smmers aforesaid Forge, that am Federaist anu you
o,,s, vor for me-you cannot help yourselves lrulh
ib,v and will prcva-there is but ono God, ana gum
nor. ia his urophc,w This is pretty much the style OF MI
sunmers nopar,yism-a form of that humbug, combining
any amount of vanity and seli-concelt win mouc "
lowance Of impudence
Throwing aside federal politics. would ask the people
Virginia 49,
Is George W. Summers oe"ei ''u o
Col. Johnson?
Is he more faithful TO the South upon 'e saSe'S 4i
than Col. Johnson2
Has he had more experience public man than Col
Johnsonl 80
u,ve nnoron trusts been as often entrusted TO George
Summers as to Col Johnson?
Has he been more faithful in the discharge OF ms duties
his constituents than Col. Johnson
connare them as men and politicians, and lei IN
friends of the great George W. Summers answer these ques
ions PROMPTLY and honestly II they will do So we can Sc
same reason for padoning Mr. Summers attempt 10 hood
wink the people Of Virginia