Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-15

| 'srhtneTis furnish them. A. iuparfisl ne-sop
would suppose, that after ihi- CONCESSION. ren>
erous mind would have justified The visit against
attack; and certaitly not have condemned IL ty
an insidious side blow Bur no, such Is the IRE.
sent vocation OF the N. L,elligenrer 1, Iaay
- readily imagine very lnudsble motives;'' bu, i,
must still damn b. iDsinua,ion. The poison ed
arc- must therefore sped - L. Chew were TO
! imagine political Motive, for the journey OF
MIR. Van Buren," they 4" would not seek for II ir
| supposed desire 20 make himself as acceptable
to the people of the Sonth he seems to hav e
done 10 some OF 'he:r representatives in ConsreS~.'
ne knows they say that popular prejudice. srs
stronger than popular attachments; sad tina, q il
u enough that he has confined with Others A.
gain-i this administration right or trrone, to en-
'bie biT TO commend the votes of tn. la,r.r
siN,es OF the South, for any dignity nat IL
SI'fs has policy TO aspire 10 - (By the bye ane-
HE, siv 'nS'nuatoU siipi in against the ambition
OF Mr Van bn'en; and we undertake TO say i9s,
as uIltounied as it is Siy) Hut what will The
southern peOrle think OF this pitiiul insinuation
against themselves: Are " the larger states of
me Sonth' 'hus easily commanded by any one
man! we h"pe not and confidently be-
Ieve not Bi' mark the further nsdiou. in
situation OF 'hese " Siga" writer's" The obiec,
OF MIR Van Buren, rot Ia buy golden ooi
ni"ns from all -or;- of people nor fr,m any aort
OF people in thai dfeciion'-- Oh no. say these
iibcrs! editors He hid ma need 20 buy ma, h.
can get fci nothing, or neatly a. cheap; for {.
breath whispered IN his place H. the Sena,e Hall.
even mo IN conciave may WIN he suif age of n
state" Wha, lilly dupes, what con,emn.ihI.
noses OF wax, mns the Soui hern S:a e. be- IN the
| opinio" OF The sage editors OF the n !! If ,hese
men do not ihis mean TO ell tina; the people of
| The South ace he incest dolls and lack assss
who born with brides to their mop,b. "a
saddle. to their back, thea have these inaepio,
commentators no other ai;erna i've Iei, bur tn a
yer, " IN -"oer earnestness," that thew really
think Mr.. V. Il. he marvellous Magician thew
have represent e.. hun tn he We begin TO tbi,i,
'hst they have ado;tsd rather too fearful an bira
OF "lr. V. B's Influence and power We confess
We nave mich Fespsci for that ger,lem.n. I'm,
Heaven forbid that bres,h'' f.on him. or f,r.ro
any man, should determine they of whole
States.
The Editors next iasi,,uGfe tina, the object or
he honorable senator, if political az oil. wa. no,
to propita'e the South; his breath in the Se,s,e
~ -uai"'sn' Tor hat purpose, nor even to consul,
the Ofacie, whose responses we shall have NJ
not, as they have turned out 10 be favorable NJ
otherwise" g Consult the oracle" 81 We
kno" he allusi1n is here made 10 Mir. Cra,v-
ford -bec'use in the next sentence, they say
II he " b had auy political object. we
venture To say, II lay nearer home than Geoys;o,,
Why this allus'cn to Fir. Crawford? Do ibev
know that Mr.. CTawrord is against them: and
'hal VAT. u makes so iIttle secre; of biz opnions
that the Coalition is already apprised Of his Oupo
siioF! And are they now seeking hy an,icip,tic,
10 damn his opinions si-o by insinuation; calling
him the 0rocIe, and speaking of his Rsspc1se>5
VT Crawford was de ermip-d 10 ir,Ye the IA
mini-raiion by re measures aud 20 far as his
opinion viii De received, il is that OF pure. Inn,
partial, and high minded man bu. no fay,Lar
ftt' Tor the expression Of this opinion, he is 30
b. sneernsl- called an oracle, AMI his opinion.
| r. gTgIHn rgC
market down one OF h- uRprinriDIeR oypos;-
fton oHe of the tocfiOuS 0n5,aafion, who are
struggling to usuip the places Of th,s immaculate
| Admin alton.
At last, however, The Intelligence brings Ms 10
the point Il winch aimed After an this i3Ia
mysshcslioR, the Editor give out tha, MIR. V. r.
rip was TO avoid meeting face TO lace his innne.
d's Constituents that bis power a. hnrae s. az
| TO De preserVed-a and he bad too much % a.s,va,
for TO desire TO appear there, until At leas,
there had been some 70 centratton o. sentiment
among them and uDril hey bsd been sL.t9icjeut{,,
drilled int" conviction OF the utter inIpol,cv ct
prenia'nre comrttals' not 80 much uron The
Presidential Question as the qnesions roncernicg
manufactures aud internal improvement " Thu
guess ls, indeed, very sogacion- in he i,elIiseo
Ger To concentrate he public sentiment Of n
York, 1t would certainly be toiss o visit Georsia
and the Csfolinas! And, il ms party " As to he
better drilled without ihsn VITA the aid of tho
| Great Magician. Such sb.urdities are up,yo,,bv
o! serious commentary.
| Strange as 1t may seem, all these destinations
and many more, to when VIC have not room 10
refer, prersdc The Introduction OF the corresoon
deuce al Ialegb between Mes..s Van Byren and
Can 5reieng, and The Citizens who offered then, a
public dinnerl
The mex Intelligence gives rs a fanfar,o- sde
about The caucusses they alleged have teen held
IN Washington last winter, ano they keep up II cir
slang IN heir next pape. They seem t. lhjnk ,la,
what We have said his subject, has beep in
pursuance OF Instructions. What ,itv il is
that men who act with scIvs Obedience IN o,hers
cannot rid themselves of the idea that an o,b-,.
are Ike hem.elVesl We have bui few words 10
say this subject but, though the Int.iboen,er
does no, seem to understand its own brief and
shifts lis own versions as 1t plea~es we meet them
all directly, s'd deny hem all Without eouiyoca
ton. In III No OF the 9ih 1t says .s I, was a
pat Of that run,or. lhut pending the canvass for
| Senator at Albany, Mir. Yan Buren, cautiously
absiained from attending the CAUCUS IL was his
policy, OF course, not only 10 appear 10 avoid
premature commilisIs' at that "early day. bu,
! ,a fact .il hen The Enquirer viii nct denv.
en- ne GUOiDet authority OF tir Van t,ulen ti5,:
/ ne was present at enc or mole Csucuses held
subsequently 10 his reelection as Senator, which
eyeat che Enquirer announced as the decisive r.
uinph OF the Combination, and The seal of its sue
cess. We shall treat with profound respect any
denial of this fact which ma, he furnished under
/ the sign-manua OF the honor be Senator himself
I or any mer"ber OF what The Enq-.rer has boastcd
OF being - lDe controlling power of the Govern.
ment." On the llth it says - lie was net pre-
sent, possibly, at tie regular weekly meetinrs. -,
" II be did not attend any weekly Caucus held
here during the last Session. he did attend a, me-
Caucus held here, and there oever was one held.
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