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

publican party here they hope for better In the
application OF the plan to the movements oil the next
session OF Congress We therefore republican
friends throughout the country that 1t has been deter
mined by the opposition TO make desperate effort to
divide the republicans OF both houses in the next
sion oil Congress and then prepare the Tor the
nomination OF H. Clay. which is to be made by national
convention TO be assembled in Washington next sum-
They have determined TO transfer their tactics,
found useless in New York, TO the meridian of WASH
ingon expecting that, amid the hustle, the gaiety the
confusion, the rivalry OF ambition, the malignty o the
disappointed and the conflicting private interests OF ALL
they will produce an irreconcablo division between
different sections of the republican party-carry out
that div ion into the political next
and thus defeat every honor able and useful public mea
impair the confidence of republicans among them
selves; and parayze the efforts OF Andrew jackson to
pay off the national debt To accomplish this purpose,
arts will be spared; fabrcatons considered too
base; no meanness uninterrupted. The sensibty oil the
Southern members on the tariff " II be excited; the
public land question ,ouched, to produce disunon
in the West. Every private I'D personal dispute be-
tween leading repubiicans will be opened up afresb
Tbs ambition OF one will be sxcited the vanity OF an-
other; the weakness OF third; ami the passions OF all
played upon by those ds xerons ma'ters IN m',che'-
these machiave'IaDs in politics Sectional feelings
will be reused, The Sou,h will be insulted, the West
,idicuied the middle nsmpied upon, the North exss-
perAted and the presidential que ston mingled up with
every species OF irrelevant matter. The grand object
will be to break up the republican party In Congress-
by division and dsuuoD; urge one portion to oppo'e
her; and to send all back their constituents. do
termined 10 divide aud ,rample upon hs unity ard in
tegry of The whole party throu ghout the country 1t
Wi be the last session Of the New York lrgislature
acted sg,n in the halls of Congress. Such il the
plan OF operations agreed uFon by the Clay party One
oar, OF il, National Convention tn nominate MIR. Clay
/. alre aiy annouuced in Washington and Lexina ton
Will the friends OF The Administration from any section
OF the country, counanance such purpose? Ii they
shall be made of it they will The o. iect Of
all The honest republican mbsrso Congress will IN
dnnbiedy be, u pass, speedily possible, all laws
which tn public interests require. Ther policy is
not to talk, talk, tk; but act. act ac for tho common
bensh, OF the whole country Let ,hem be united
cordial and candid In every movement, and the acts oil
the enemy may be dc!e ated ia time Avoid all distract
Ing quss ons, not called toe 10y he present exg-ncy OF
all ifs do every thing honorable at fitting for the
olldation and harmony of The republican party Gen
Jackson is TO be reelected, the national debt IL TO he
paid OIL. the taxes which ars -esve 10 the
classes Of so'ity dimnshej. the United Safes Bank
rgidy examined, the sy.em Of Congressional corrup
lon, niscdi'ed Internal improvement" swept away.
and the country placed upon the gh ground OF princi
pie, which gives equal haapne TO our people
and bright and shining example 70 the nation, of Eu
rove, now engaged in awful srugsls for the same
rights which we ar ENJOYING.