Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16
WHICH MASTER DO YOU "sERvE."

We have before us two papers,-the Nat. Intelligent
Ger oil Wednesday last containing letter of Thomas
Chiffon, member of Congress from Kentuckyand the
Massachusetts, Journal from Boston of the 9th inst
The former was strongly opposed to the Coalition dur
ing the former Session OF CongressSuch at least was
the opinion OF every one, who had heard of Mr. Chill
ton.-The NJ Journal has always been devoted to the
interests OF Messrs ID. Webster s. Cove shall give
some extracts from these contemporaneous productions
Tor the purpose of showing readers some of those
Signs, which indicate the birth Of a ne,o Coalition
From Mr.. ChiIton's letter.
S%, friendly n'G Sn %Pd sa as " a
confirm this suspicion b. saying that alter due
gaming man, a very bad saygas tbal am
s SsS S n o So; ~. n the ns
he will retire at the close Of his and
may, geaemen become necessary for you
is~ % @ care
and honestly as am free man Should fail
will operate on me not others, who
;S, s%G Of ny o. shall sustain the piesch, admins
than this, cannot-wl 60 1 seek no polica powtt.n
Mr.. Chiffon is the M. c., who has been styled, as
Mr.. Wicklife states "the Hero of Rerenchment,-
and who is better suited, like other pious politi.
clans, to the pulpit which he sometimes Cruces in Wash
ington, than to his place in the House, the sphere
which he fills in the newspapers. lie now wishes 10
strike bargain for MIR. Cay-and to prevail upon the
present Executive to retire at the close of his
term"-He will probably be disappointed in both his
objecs-But let see what says his COUNTERPART in
Boston:
E.Om The Massachusetts Journal
usY :" r% s~ and hare "s amu nucuaIon around
contact ruth the Jackson party agmeat and faction
Now would seriously ask those who talk way to
on "Rs favor %o sap aN %nGm en-. the yos Of vile
DO not think WI 10 cachey ocur principles Calhoun
and they stand ike 10 go ,Sn
to S' or Ct seSg srd
county they should like boys the street. jump on
worthy WS S Sa1 Ssip RsSbs SSS
must stand aloo on high and ground will
Bufon Cahdun or Mceoas will have neither
we have AID principles o which nor Thing.
e aSG Of oo 9Vs h we o
S Inc Gs9% Of great @ !" The good aud good
least have The correlation Of failing in yruOus cause
owe say things Of any thing which
we have hoard from Washington but because know
Clay and have entire confidence M Lnco but yet think I,
scao and therefore, doub,ngy between CAV sol
e" M SSd % hys ., s. w noSer do for c
politics we are not i to ,cprcson " the men of 49,
For ourselves repeat, like oil Kent serve no can
c dln,i s that great abused and 'd'o' salesman henry
Here, then, is the plan of the new Campaign unmasL-
cd to US. This the new Coalition ormod-The friend
of Mr. Clay at Washington, and the organ Of Mr. Web
ser at Boston, tuned 10 the same key-and that
"great and vrtuous Statesman. Henry Clay is tobe-
come the candidate Of party--who, ycleped the
"yNationd Republicans! Mr.. Chiffon is perfectly
welcome to the BoTgdn he has made and the political
associations which he must form Mr.. Clay is welcome
to both. The present administration scarcely stand
in need Of such support.
No tall auxilio, dofcnsotbus isis
Tempus egc
But it is perfectly amusing in these latter days; il is
the very Gilman Of BHlesq,fe TO parsonage like
Thos Chiffon, affect such airs of importance aud issue
30 ponpous manifesto to the Universe, Of what he
intends 10 do, Of whom he designs 10 support some
four or five years hence, perhaps-of what measures
he is disposed 10 Ike or dske-an what ga storm OF
censufe aud conunely" this political Ccnaur plea
ed TO antioipate-But we presume fiat storm, "nor
thing present nor future life death. nor hu-
der nor lightning (subl'meO can make him swerve
the bf esdth Of one bair"M