Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11
HELTER-SKELTER" VIEW,

VIEW.
Mr.. Niles has given u. In his last Register, sort OF
Heiter-Skelter" Ito make use Of his own expression
pie,oo. the parties in Congress. He is a, old Cam.
P',gnef; and II 10 some ;imes amusing to see his Pohti.
cal Plans III is a long time since he has fAvored the
public with one Of his sublime illusions from !" Free.
dem's Chair. following IL his "Order OF BAuie:''
The li'e' between pariie. are evidently Tightening.
ihsre are many parties in Congress. We cannot pre-
dict the shape that any will assume hereafter-or how
lar oppositions will extend, or be swallowed up, in par.
ticular calculations.
"Th-y are
l. The original friends Of President Jackson.
2. The anti-Jsckson party.
8. The old radical or " Crawford party" reviv.
ed, which seems to have present power. 20 far as
we may Judge by persons holding Office, &c
friends Of MIR. Van Buren,.
4. The friends OF Vice President Calhoun.
F" Then there are friends ard opponents of the Tariff
supporters and enemies OF the Bank OF the u. States
-c0nsfrucfires and dnti-e0nstrucfipes, Iibera, or on ali
ned, ,syerally differing with one sno'her-and a dozen
little divisions, as to particular persons or thing, too ,e.
diou, TO MENTION"
1t is not wonderful that there should be some diver
'ity oil opinion among he friends OF the Adminis,ra alton
or oil the Opposition but we can assure Mr.. Niles.
Tor bis consolation, that though there he "nsny partie,
IN Congress there 10 very liule hope of extracting
from al Of them, such materiel Of War. as may win
The victory for Mr.. Niles's Candidate Tor the Pr~s,den-
cy. We eau scarcely mistake his wishes or his CAL
cula"ons-out h. means will finally fail shor, OF his
e csy we should o.. ,m,s'ns; TIA. he takes Me-. Clay
father f the american System-and thi, master mas.
sion OF the Tariff, swallows up all others, in the bosom
VI MI ~, IKE htr0n' = rod. lie will, therefore @. 20 for
The father OF hi' Church, the determine advocate of
Internal Improvements ami Of the u. s. Bank; the sup
portero oil a strong and splendid Government, and the
apostate II the great Republican doctrines of '9S & '99.
But, we suspect Mr.. N. is deceived in the hone. u AT
ths division OF parties, on which he il m iking " psr:ic.
u,r Calculations" will widen to such an excess. a. TO
admit MIR. Clay 10 march with Triumphant banner.
throngh the breach. The friends OF Mi. Van Buren,
aud oil MIR. Calh1un-aId other subordinate parties. will
not permit other differences Of opinion, to carry them $
Jar, as 10 ensure the Victory to a politician like Ar.
Clay Ii would be 90 too tedious to m-ntiou'' all the
reasons OF this opinion; but wo think we AZ safely ms.
sure Mr.. Niles, that maugrc " a dozen little divisions
a. to particular persons or Ihiog.." they who opposed
President Adams, At the lat cleo ion, will come :. 10
this complexion at last" OF course, Mr.. Thomas Chill.
ton will form an -xception-and some few other. like
hlm.-But, on the other hand, there are changes from
The side OF the Coalition, TO oH.et such a lorm,d, bl. Ji.
version IRON the ranks OF the pth r piriy.
We CRAFTY our own feelings, as we'll az consult tho io,.,..,. NJ
u farmers, by iniorming them, that John Hare Powell, Phil
adeiphia :" being about to leave the U. States for some time. Offers
saiea foweiton, on tho 10th Of June next, ut 10 O'clock. his
stock oil shorthornod cattle, consisting Of sixty males and females
either imported, or bred by him." The os,ra3riinaIy Mains ~sinI
M. ~ a taken to import and to improve the best breeds of cat
to, are o well known, through tho u. States, to re auire tho pnf
o u newspaper; we repeat, therefore, with the Baltimore Chron
icIo, that :" such of our less opulent Farmorsn az can proit Inv nh,
m ans and exertions of Col. Powell, /" should avail tb.m.ei,,. -
the opportunity afforded by the approaching ale of his stock TO inn
prove their oDn." u"
a $ soon as we have gone through the impressive and eloquent
speech IL Mr.. Livingston in the Senate of the u. States 0or ,ybict
peculiar eircumstances have excited great intere,t) we shall tax,
~ u Dcba'e on the Buffalo Bill, and do ourselves the pleasure o
before our readers.
Congress s expected to rise abou, tho osth OF MAY.