Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28
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The letter from Virginia member of CONGRESS-
to the Editor OF the Richmond Enquirer publishea
In to-day paper, will he read with interest I, NAV
DC as strong proof that Virginia is becomjn,
perfectly sound She is growing more and moro alive
every day, to the dangerous tendencies of nm. 49,
men adrniEiS'cred on its present principles Tszewell
and Tyler IN the Senate have taken bcLi and nobIc
slanu AGAINST 'he,n' which she approves When they
returned nome from Washington. the Van Burcn
iacti"n, OF which Richie the tool and ORGAN tru,
ting TOO much to the popularity of Jackson prooosed
no' '"rmaiy, however, To pass vote of consIre on
Their conduct. IL soon discovered tint sr,h
proposition would be rejected with nd;rn,t;on h.,
largo majority. The tables we're turned and Rich
che and his party had to stretch every nerve <, 70
sor' 10 every shift to prevent vote Of thanks We
may calculate on Virginia being at thus time more
thoroughly and firmly with us in the present confess
than she has ever been
with you in 'ohh contest NulliGc1,ion? Never.
Because the Senators of Virginia DENY tho constj,-
tionality OF the Tdrksh Mission this editor uorl5
pFcpos;crousIy infer that Virginia is BECOMING
sound THAT is has embraced the doctrine of the
Nuhiyers) and sis thoroughly and firmly with s Car
DINA IN the present contest" Such we prasuuo .,
DO the meaning of the Times, the Quiyote If Mil,
Observation-Disclosures every thought seems tngeI with
'he madness OF nuillhcation was the knights with
SEght crrantry II such be lis conjecture we CON-
J''e lie conductors To dismiss 1t as absolutely faa
c'ous' Ihcrc may be possibly, hundred nullfy-
crs in Virginia. but are persuaded the number is
Ncl smaller. y man who relies upon public opn.
10" 'of any thing burst avow that doctrlne.in Viz
gina We can tell the Times another thing. Tho
friends of John G. Calhoun, and John C.. Calhoun
hmself, must reprdiltc tha, odious and abom;n,bIo
'hcoFy' or he may hercafc have occasion 10 repcn,
cardinal Wolscy'S npos;ropie TO Tho Cromwell
WIN all the predIspoSitlon of the people of Virpip
Id Tor MT calhoun, and the lively and general sympa
tiny enlisted IN his behalf by recent occurrences no
! yet could not float an hour on the current of
popular favor, with the milestone of notification
around his neck The suspicion that he man
nave couheehanced tkc principles of that hate
'uI Pohlcai sect, has IN no small degree cooled
| inc ardor OF feeling which late developements
had natural Tendency to producc-the persuasion
Iat ne secretly dsaPprovcd them, and that his seem
ing acquieiccnce was more the fault position than
Oh Judgment " inclination, has permitted that teDde,
cy 40 display itself L.; II be understood that he is
N"ii''JeF--and Virginia g. Mr. Calhoun shake hands
Tor good AMI ay. Upon this the Time, nav reh,
II we nave any correct idea of the state of publc
Seht'nent--whIch we beg leave to remind the Times
u is possible we may have, although as that MINOR
once reproached US with are certainly in ,be mi;
"oF"y and could not be elected Public Printer Our
contemporary will tell him the same thing if tho
! 1 lines WI" make the cnqury-and as he is Public
frn'cr' 'ad IS II the majority, his authority VIC
presume, will be considered inCiiib!c
| we KNOW nothing OF The informal attcmp, 70 cet
vote OF censuEc upon Messrs TaZcwcU and Tv,or
II was reported at one time that such an expect,,ion
"ad been Unlimited from high places at Wash
lhgtoh--it may or may not be trus-at least we know
nothing about tit Is however certainly irue that
every device has been rcsortcd TO- to anv ,b,n
IKE appreciation Of the course of those gentlemen.
formal or informal, on the part Of the General As
Semoiy' Stra'agcm has been exhausted TO this end
and strdtqScm has Gtiicd The Senators of V;,o;ni
nave been actually invited TO partake of nub,ic
unncr' by large number Of members of the Com
eraI Assembly II is not known whether tbcv
accept or decline.
! lJIhc Southern Times says, "if rumor il TO bc
believed there are but two members Of (,oooro-.
from Virginia. who boxing for. or Womb ,c,on.
OF Federal office, at the present Iuncturc oF ,As -
10 this observation, the Times add, tho o,,.,,.io,
OF hope, that the Dol. Of Republican ind; on,,;o
may reach them, whether at the Court Of tho Mps.
coV'e' or the Sublime Porte or any where elso .,
rTay' which two are they1 So, it is no lonnor
HeP"bIcnn' to accept Office at the hauds Of "a
Jackson. lai our contemporary fncciiousy STYLES
num- me I'm IS 'od' a Jrck4rn paper of the most
thorougn Kidney We call upon the Times to in
'o'm virginia which two Of her Representatives tho
denunciatlon IS pointed at.
" Inc National Gazette seems to DO conduc,od
to the conclusion that Mr. Calhoun could not bavo
expressed himself IN favor of supporting Gen jack
son. and by the SAM process Of reasoning n Drioy;
founded upon common sense, proprcty, patriotism
and self respect which must have suggested itself TO
every intelligent mind. That paper says:
"Tbe declaration oscribcd TO Mr. Calhoun. ,b,,
'hc would still go for General Jackson" is con,ro
dctcd' and doubtless upon the best grounds. jftbo
Sac.'cL was rue would warrant a repetition of
the French Chamber of Deputies. TsnuS XII rcco !"
yea reputation from the Genocsc, who said to hin,
i. we give ourselves to you;" and u" answered tho