Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-11
10 THE Eprroas OF THE ENau,nrn.


Gentlemen: 10 your enthusiastic zeal i'm favor Of the
principles OF Mr. Giles and your earnest desire Ia soc
hum again upon the political stage Won have nvo,yed
yourselves IN SO many political Inconsistencies that
must consider you lost to those naNips of
truth for which the Enquirer has Leen so Ior, ,;,;
gushed You have indeed brought Yourselves 10 coo
moi only what none else can behold but i'm truth what
Goes not exist For example, you say in one of vour
ia'e numbers that Mr. Giles has nominated = m. - G,r
The Presidency, and as name is in fac, mentioned \
you add that "the painter need write under to ,ic
ture MtS as Horse" for that none can ,n;s,,,. ,
lusion Pardon s;rs, for prcsumnr 70 tell yo thu,
'os remark OF yours Is not entirely relisled bv MANY
OF your readers; because, amongst other ,,nn ,i.
say 'hat the horse does not appear cre so mainly ne
you seem TO think. For myself confess tha; s1c ~
thing IN Mr. G's. last number, that can be tnr,,o int,
any particular individual nominated for the pra6er.
ms remarks upon the next lion are entirelv of
e'i and therefore, of YOUR ade-s
you VIII oblIge me by "wrtipg the horse underneath
me picture" But why should YOU presume IN ,,.lo NJ
Giles say what he does not say' Is there ,n,. Go. m
oefStdndtaS between you and your old enenv aton. =,
nomination TO be made hereafter through te colp,nns
o' Tue enquirer! Are you but feeling the ground he
tore you noc, III order decide upon what NAV he done
heredfei' ~ ' ' oe
10 you ieci That your course towards Gen jackson
~ mas oeeh such that YOU support hinl2
10 you really regret that such has been the course of
me Enquirer But since il is So do vou find rours of
driven TO the necessity of getting upa new man Trso
'hen take caution before YOU act | understand yon
IL ''s' hn"" That you viii cndeavour 10 hit upon
''''' I'u!ar tnah, whether you like HIM or no.
'Ih e at ne W III Clinton, & before YOU select him.
go back TO The files Of the ENQUIRER as far as 18O2 fr
purpose OF asceraiDiag how far it will be prac,
Die, with what the Enquirer than sad 70 sunpor; ,I,,
gentleman through its columns John T. Calhoun ,p,y
nc your next man. yet here sou meet the same dificu
w. nm 100 has the Enquirer denounced in the Ian
su"eeo' Htunder W nat ;u en- YOU 10 do, nv good
eehe"ep' pity your condition, but there is no re
heoy Tor your case You have brought Yourself into if
D! your own alteration from princ L. But as Won
WIN not oe able to DO any letter pe.iaps yor WILL
Se,ie down u the support of john Ranloplis caodi
uae; FOR with the support YOU have given Mr. Ran
doph can well imagine that YOU will also surnor Nr
h:ndoiph's man for the Presidency. You can do no.
ia g Ce,er be assured Vet YOU may nd s,lro per
maps III 'lr Giles. Who ku.vs but his n,niu ian oC
"'ch yea speak, "a meant for hinse'f--T no doul,
KNOWN TO you since he has become our p,0t,,e and
you his pyOseia,'eg. ~ ~
WIN ali the perpcXing difficulties now surrounding
Jo"' 'e' me caution YOU not e. Sea too soon You
may oe caught again as you the first election OF
hir Madison, when you Numbered in s;rDportpo ann
tier individuality speaking too soon Act wit, care and
auop' ana De sure to- feel the popular roice set be-
fore you speak, ' -
ohe Oh your constant readers is atIrcssnr vou To
sees WIN pam and modification gross and uafpablc
departure from the former principles of the ENQUIRER
nv" oise can the public account for tie support which
you no" SO earnestly give 10 John Randolph and VIM
D. 0heS! men, who, as politicians you have denounced
'o more than fifteen years past, and in which denim
Grafton, the voice of the nation y a, with ,ou Thee
ne" a,e "o' changed their prime pes; and how EN-.
pha'icaly ask, have YOU together, Reiv uoon !,
these things distinctly seen y every Jiscerpno NO.
i'cah' and inr" tcar is entertained that b.; tbe
ne' jat0"s principles OF the Enquirer its old renylhco
principles VIII be blown SKY high" .Shry h,ch.o
NUMA