Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-04

"PohficoI Regeneration Of NesD England"
Under this euphonious caption, article some time
since appeared in that most dsn genuous of oil public
prints, the Enquirer of this place. lis object per
susde tho willing dupc, (for other could well be
imposed upon by i) thnt all New England, Massa-
chusetts possibly excepted, the eve of turning
of those maoriy summcrsets, for which the pub
lie life of the conductor of that journal has become
so renowned. In Connecticut (said the EnquIrcr)
Ne Democratic (Jackson) Pnrty had gained the as
Cendancy, standing in the Senate to g. with strong
Democratic majority IN tho IT, of Representatives. -
We have heard, that the proof Of the pudding was in
the eating. Since this information was given by the
Enquirer the election for Senator Of tho u. States
took place. whom Gov. Fomlinson received 153 out OF
1913 votes The House, and three fourths of the Sc
nate. 1t is needless to say, that Mr.. Tomlinson docs
belong the Jackson, though he belongs to the
Democratic purity.
TO what depth of abasement has not the spirit OF
that man sunk, who slavshly prompted by the low
est and vilost party views measures principle b.
,Gcksoninp- vcludng all who will not resign men
tai freedom and bow to the Idol from tho credit of
being attached to democratic liberty; while they who
worship, lot their lives conduct and sentiments have
Jcen what lhoy may entitled to monopolize poll
and taunt the feelings of their opponents That ru-
ly must be most just and holy test. which excludes
a Madison Clay. Webster, and admits Kendall.
Hill and Green Trtruth and shame are insufficient
10 deter men from taking ground so untcnablc, we
should imagine that the fear Of being dubbed an MSS,
would. Until 1919 Andrew Jackson unknown
out of his Parish. Was there no Democratic party
before that time? Arc who contributed to lay
its foundations, and participated in all the arduous
struvros which, - hed r-o'-, ~ go
NOW 10 bo denounced aud held up to the public as un
worthy of confidence, and aposatcs from principle,
because they did not join in tho opinion OF Gen.
1ackson's suporerninent qualifications for PRESIDENT
So saw Messrs. Green, Rltchio Webb. &c
Pbs matter Of identifying ms Synonymous the
jackson and the old Republican party, hogan to tho
best of our belief with tho Albany Argus. II took
slowlv. Phe Louisville Advertiser, the Argus,
fKcpdaD and N. Y Enquirer, by degrees gave into
il, until Gnally, we find every little mushroom paper
which has sprung mp in the last u or 10 months
,alkioe with tho utmost gravity Of he Republican
priv. ne synonymous with tlr Jackson parry
These little gentlemen will by no means condesccnd
- honour Mr. Madison, and majority Of those who
,o,o ,ublic men before 1910, az members Of The Re
publ,cnn Party. Ono might smile at the thing
the scuse Of the ludicrous was not overcome by
norcepon Of the selfish ends which these exclusives
these pay eresIlsncs Republicans propose TINS
&c ,oarse 10 bring all the oaves and fishes into
their pockets.
Po his credit be il said the Enquirer for SONS
time, nav wo believe for long time, disdaned to u'
gocJprso uud bunqIing trick. In no original or'i