Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03
THE GAME REGUN.

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Not macy days ago. in making few observations
upon the nex' session Of Congress, stated that tho
opposition party had Intended to divide and distract
pubcan' in that body, by the adoption OF every un-
Unsuitable meaos, eni every sreci4s Of M,chavslian
policy. Already has the fret in this policy
been commenced in the National Intelligence of Wed.
nesday last, in article entitled Judge Bart ours
Farewell Address" After su|ied ,u'ogy upon the
Trainers Of the 't,u'ion, and to their love Of unon
after hasy glance az the history Of parties. the editor
passes all the daring Of the federal party du
ring the last war; and visits his whos wrath upon wha
he calls new set o. politicians" in he South -mean-
ing the Nulliher' OF South Carolina. lie Gays that
ewed effort ha' been mode during the last year.
ly party on his doctrne-,hat they have end"a
v>nred 10 nifty the present Al with IN
doc'rnes-tha the great Jefferson dinner Of last year
was got MP Tor hr purposeihat al'honeh tina Pcesi-
dent IL opposed IN separation Of the Union, yet the
majority OF his Cabiuet in favor of that
would Lad to tha' r'sultRsferences then made
to The late election in S'uh Carolina to the senme
ot the nuhsts the Tariff and to The hr.ats which
have been Illuminated by few from that section Of the
country, ains the Union The principles Of Virgil.
nia-ihe honest views Of Judge Barbour, are siso
blended and cnriously MIXED up with the MULTIPLYING
doctrines Of a small party in South Caroiina-and
the language of the Richmond Enquirer, fsif-d into
attack upon Ex President Madison, give a tone
tn" coouring OF the whole article.
What is the reason that the wild notions and ultra
opinions Of few obscure journalists, paragraphisis
and toa',gv'rs, during the hest of ih. last Sumner
should he attributed TO Judge Roane Judge Barbour
Mr.. Woodbury., Mr.. Grundy and others, and then
cunning at mp, made to identity, contrary truth and
TO fact the whole almiS'Hre with he Administration OF
SnireW Jackson AMI the principles OF the de mocraic
party, which, throughout, the country, FL waited him
office Ii is for the purposes OF misctiefto produce
division in the Jak'on ranks TO disconcer the snd'
OF the Administration. No knows better than Mr
Gales, that not Jackson paper. very inaignh
cant in Lyncbburg, Virginia and another 10 North
Carolina hive approved the principals of the nulfers
lndeed the Jackson papers and the Jackson party
the first to condemn such principles and none So
Than those in favor OF moderate taxes, and the proec
ton OF commerce Why then, renew this snbiec', al.
ter the people OF South Carolina Ihemseves, have put
| il down Why misrepresentHand Insult the South =.
The Iotegencer IL evilsnflv disappointed at the
sul Of the cleo ions in South Carolina II expected
that the nuitsrs would succoed and carry their
threats into execution, AMI hencs bring Gpnersi Jack
son in conflict with South Carol'na. Disappointed in
that now attempts by prsvarica'ion ialehood. and
deceit to identity the administration of Gen ack son
with these no,ionP, and by such 10 cool the
friends of the President hil Cabinet rem the middle
| and western States. By cha~g ing the whole Jarkson
party with notification, tits expected 10 breed division
| between the great body OF that party in Congress.
But how comes the tnielliy enceT 10 talk pa'he
csliy against The ndiscrstans Of a lew men in s nth
Carolina when in is own columns, recommendation
made, thar II he people not further taxed
The manufacturing interest would have excu'e
for seearang the Union a. even the South Carolina
gentlemen? Such hvposriGcal Lessons come with n
qus'iionabr grace from thu Daper, in which il
fiji Md that th' present high tariff toas but
drOp in The bucket to tchdt the Manufacturers ,Danfed
| and must hare
The nu n of the matter i. this--the opposition parry
by the recent elections, that the friends OF the Ad
nnisfa'ior az the next Ssssinn Of Congress, viii, by
unaDimy, harmony and good faith he able 10 quiet the
dsconents Of the countrysfay the hand Of corruption
modify the tariff to beDe6' The classes Of
all seciions--rRidy examine the u S. Bank, pay off
he national debt, and carry every oher for
the consolidation and permanently of the republican
party I, IL this which the opposition. what"
say thew, " II cant raise Glamour divide the
Jarksonans, proven, legislation did The close
e The last sessoD-or kick a in The nltion,-
why, are s'ork snd nnke aud Clay goes down
wi h ne Let us coll the Jackson party " nniiers,"
/" di'ssnt'rs." any thing and every thing and tina will
mike them 'nsry. and may bcget GOODNESS between
South Carolina and virginia and mavhap separate the
Southern votes from the Northern and Western in Con
eress -
This parv trick Of the IntelIigencer will scarcely
succeed. The few individuals IN South Carolina who
have inside aborive attempt under the honest ex-
element against the Tariff 10 organize a party up
The ruins of the Jackson party have areay become
satisfied ri its ability, and have drop al their
opinions before the votes OF the people. The
riH will be modf 'dtbe system Of Congregational cor
ruprion desoyedand all the reforms required by ev
cry ecion H-cted by repeated and simultaneous 81
orts in Congress add at the ballot boxes but by
threats of publication disunion. The true Virginia
nrinciplea OF 1880 viii prevail equally over modern
ed over the ledersI doet ines Of that d,y. The work
has already commenced ~ the dimnniioo Of taxes on
the necessaries Of lie during the sst session. and there
esn be doubt but II will be perseyered in The
National Iptelhgencsr, therefore may asweb be silent
--ihe opposition will not succeed in their tactics
IN Y Cour & Eng
THE CONDITION.
We world that al he Coalition party hail ptincipIes
and feelings like The Editor Of the Ffedsrickabnr Po
hfcoi dren0 HIS every act is that Of an American /:
and slbougb he msy be occasionally biassed by p,rty
feeling, hs heart i in the right place. AZ proof OF
THE hci any were necessary we feler the reader
! the sthj'insd CONNIE ndsiory paragraph
| " Another Editor stop, gentle rsader--we are not
| going TO shnse he President. Here IL one act, for
which weteel dspo'ed 10 award him due praise. The
| Rev Mr.. Cotton tate ihe Editor Of the fnuerican
Spectator, excellent weekly paper, Issued At wash
ineoa, has been appointed Chapain in the s. Navy,
and ordered 10 tie Pen'acoia station. Mr. Cotton i.
Of unqres ionsbIe talents add peiy and will ex-
beneficial Influence in the Navy. 60 far a. par