Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14

THE CUANDARY.
We copy the following observations from the
National Gazette fMr wnsb) of tho 9TH


National Gazette fMr. WASH of the 9th.
The Richmond Enquirer of the ST. instant, saws
rally around General Jackson f,r the years,
us ee any quanday m this teemina,on' And when he
shs ne re elected he will be- then lock
iot the best qualified II there any quandafy
",ion" ~ ~ " '
The quandary certainly happen before Ere one wear
,nai eapse from this time, will he almost universally
mat General Jackson be reelected No,wi,k>
concerted nominations continued declarations of adher
ce rs not to 10 believed that party knots of men,
whether Jackson party called, exclusive Repub
means OF Democrats secretaries, central
and corresponding managers will venture expose
wy, OF the Geneal himself second service by
hun OF under his The the Office
OF President exacf, to knowledge discrimination studies
haons temper agency, rerue aud what will an az
Gravaiei and more notorious Ievcs, prnyc
aud striking TO he resisted any side OF this result we
nave use term OF tile thcoiogans perophory,
on.h persuasion We predict general 9uanaayy 10y the Is,
One at,spt there has carry into the Prcs,cn,shp
man stricken ny disease to the point Of utter insucency
its real his Hr Calhoun whe,en he avows
That he had been the successful candidate. would soon
have been buried Washington Efforts were made 10 veil
his precarinus aud shattered on such as are recorded
IN the a"nals Of the nronarchcs OF the cid world
death illness a sovereign was nnsy conceal
cd, until arrangements could be coma,ed for the success
,na We trust aud believe that similar perseverance
I've exercised relation To our chief mag acy IN any o,hsr
instance OF irconpcency, from whatever cause tho
naion'he great States particularly that boast
aud the patriotic isun,ion.-wi not suffer the
oiee TO remain than (which when is
negatively or Gnsuahy occupied because certain schemes
OF aew political leaders happens be attended with
difficulty
|. The Qudnda'y has happened. The abhorrcd ne
cessy has arrived Neutrality between the contend
ing successors, is no longer among politicians,
matter "t choice 1t is no longer possible. Tie line
Is drawn. To be neutral is to be for Van Burcn.
| The public mind is IN violen. fermentation on the
subject OF federal politics. The state of things cam
not last. conviction tina, The Government is in
weak, ignorant and absurdly inefficient hands is
forced upon The candid and intelligent of all partes-
lie people will not consent TO continue such state
OIL things 10 humor onc man. already houored at the
expense OF Propr!eiy, or TO enable Mr.. Van Buren,
and his intriguing Partizans, establish the sue
cessor. Zen. Jacksons election is undesirable TO
oil, for HseT. Those who desire to elect him
again. are influenced by considerations apart from the
public interes,s-the very men who desire 1t, are
convinced of his utter incompetcncy.
Will tho people then consent to elect him cra,n.
when he declares that he does not personally wish
| it-when he declares he hes had enourh Of pubic
Ihonours-whcn he sighs for the peace of the He,
mi,sgc-whcn lie processes to think, and actually
recommends in his Message, that no man should be
twice chosen Prcsdcn'' Gu, Jono' All admit there
are plenty O.. men better qualified to hold the rclns
of Government. with s:cajier hands-Nhy then elect
!
not, if his individual wishes were consulted Can
The people desire 10 gorge him with the homo S Of
Office against tic stomach of his scnsc' No Are
not hundreds bet or qualified All admit it. What
then as the motive for placing him again in Office
Plainly, obviously, there be but one motive for il
and that is to keep him as a locuu icnens n mere
place warmer, for Mr. Van Buren,. Is virginia prc.
pared 'or this consequence Is she prepared 10 aid
in elcvatlng Mr.. Van Buren, to the Presidency, II
she be, why not do it n1,co Why not declare her
purpose and wishes at once Why not ret rid Of
man. who, the whole world Sees destitute of cycry
requisite qualification? Is she not prepared to Gun
port Mr.. Van Buren, Is shn dissatisfied with tho
unboundcd influence lie now exercises, and persuaded
that If permitted TO controul the whole Government;
Tor SIX years longer 1t must result III his inevitable
advancement TO supreme rule, Now then is the
accepted time to avert the consequence. Now or
neeer. Give him to operate with the patronage of
the Governnent-to manouvrc with the State I.eris
latures-to plan and TO eXecutc-aDd his SUCCESS is
past doubt.
J' The Globe Of Saturday, says "nothing is left
Mr. Calhoun this wide Union, except the 7,
States Telegraph, the NullHcation paYry Of s. Car
DINA, their Presses, and few fsctious and dlscon
tented politicians, scattered through the Republic"
Mr.. Van Buron has all the rest. we suppose With
perhaps half dozen exceptions, Gays the same
paper') the whole Republican Press Of tie Union, 50
lar az - known has condemned Mr.. Calhoun"
80 DIR Van Buren's parlzans, arc now NE Re.
publican party We tender 10 the friends Of Mr.
Calhoun our con1olemens. ITeacciJrwerd, VIC sa
lutte them as brother Feds, Tories, and Arsiocrafs,
The Dnich party the Only true Republicans
" The Senate Of the United States having re-
Jec'ed the appointment of Samuel c. Stambaugb,
lIae Editor Of the Pennsylvania Reporter as agent
TO the Green Bay Tndians-the President has since
by his own authority, despatched him spJ agcnt
The same cmoluncnt We prcsumJ is attached to the
one Office rs the other This is the dcspo who has
never yet failed when the opportunity presented to
sct himself above tho authority Of the Constitution
win whom the republicans Of This country arc so
much in love