Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-23
For the E"9""P'
WISE, HUNTER, THE VIRGINIA pE@o0'
RACY, &c.

-Soma weeks since = few couh'l!
80 .,crpt,un 10 your course reia.'re ~ u
49, ,..;ch IN. rabiI. ultra New orleans 'Dc'tu POI
=. ,ri,h th. "Erquirer." Ihls. ho"ewer' 's n'
he ouproval Il! the ID nocihcy oi 'Hs'n.n: 49,. =.
=. JIm . undated, still r. cugni2ctiI e enquire a.
49,; ,.;,bful ser,in.l. ever vigi!ani I'll tieir i'S"'e'
',msrd;u. with Il Jealous -ye any innovation on nmn
rreJ PRINCIPLES. and defending with ability si ",." ,n,
from aSs.lauts aud enemies. You nave o.r-
"a with "drcsved euergies," ''forincr greh'.o' ma,
Sncb NAV he lie resort uf a partizan, ia'linS orhich
with pure argument, your defence oil pFiL1 IVA :. The
the Democracy Of Virginia nave es. . a hold uuon
has S of their organizations; yet you honest jnterri
the masses, q confidence, whieu ." ",cb a psItry, weak,
, ~ '. 81. 80. ;us;nuation. Your course ,s Io
s ~ a'i tu svsrv nrecedent; any other "oe, ~. V;r'
b-en recreant to your duty u , ha. hssn warm; you
Cihia Derhoc.aoyn rejection of seeing your assem-,
na.e :uo AMI with his csudal appenuage eL;,;,v
~ nH,I LIS skulking of. We accord u nc, ,ans,s and
mo III sscb;ch they have advocated tnen .' nelm and
hon. their change may be OWING .o" ~ which they
n'pe, confederation Of the tendency 10 Shoa uHJ
m"mI Inevitably lead, il successful, tue usuneaa;u,a
',.nt of a party upon which alone resls - drtv ~,
NANCE of the Union. 1t is the lmpela.,', hst anv
| Mr.. Hunter to speak out his senIlahsn' rsms;n =,
rp""ar, s;,snt m the demands OF ms con
s,;tren,s. ia something unparalleled. 49, W..
spirit of a Roman Brutus, the Denoo,'s' fsvorad
GINA should decapitate any uan, e nr;nc;nles
| son, when he would Il0latc . u - IsSO nust h,
II is conceded, that the nomination VI 80 ;nd;cs
| conferred on a Southern man. FROM ""nnass I
lions. the prospect is Of a most brilliant su0'esS,
wa succeed then, by Il just and consefva.s. ha',nn,
is.ration. the Union may be placed a''nue. oI,Gm
the nossibility of a dissolution. sucn .nen' o1 M
rho 5mtsrest involved, and from the influences VI f..
g;n;a il bahooves her Democracy 10 consloeL ron,
and we'll, the adoption Of any course nal 80 nM ~
s;biv he nresumed "a encouraging TINS "iia anu nes
fany,ed pltra.clsn. If Mr.. Hunter does not coaieso
9th the gallant Keitt, why will he not SPEAK loltn
He remains more profoundly silent than the Esyp' .n
a,s,na which was said to have uttered a sounu at W
s;s;nn ann If Mr.. Hunter permits himself to De ren
dered mute by such small grains OF sana as hen. -
the "Delta," why then he deserves 'hat ie'o u hnno
mnst necessarily await him. We accord nun al Ion ~
for his past course, save his land oiii' aa9 III IL,
eret the necessity Of his removal; IL MT. ao"nG
should continue to remain silent, then SONS sou"e
national, conservative, Administration Democra. ~
hsvs m he selected. MIR. Wise would eVioehuy. y
the preference Of the people. Should, however II U
deemed best by his friends, for him to retain MS pre-
sent position, which he fills with 30 dlstingulsne
honor. We feel there is no man in the State oelei qua
fled, by reason of his conservative states r,Sh. wv
trines, thorough knowledge OF constitutional 'aU, at
splendid attainments, than the Hon. John LIZ
sphroueh, whose election could but give the u.nios
satisfaction to every National Deinocra'' anu qu'
the csyils of this croaking clan. A.
Permit me TO congratulate the enquirer upon "
pndiminished confidence with which it's hed ny IN
Democracy Of the state. INV
Lexington, October ~, 1891.