Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-02

RICHMOND, (PA) FRTD8Y, SEPT 9
VIcE-PREsIDENr.--AJ Jackson meeting at Pittsburg
nominates VIM. wilkins of Allegheny. TO run as Vice
President, on the same tickle, with A. Jackson "A
ing in Lancaster, Pa nomisaes Mr.. Buchanan Meet
ings in Philadelphia nominate Mr. Dallas Most of the
friends OF the Administration in Pennsylvania W ish the
" T.. TO come from that Statc-to be selected by
S'G;s Convention.
The friends of Jackson in some Of the other States
while they nominate particular person, and TO
nave no objection to V. Z. from Pennsylvania, in
favor OF a nomination by National Convention
American Sentinel thinks that Now York is for this
Convention, from hope that Mr. Van Buren, will be
the nominated ccndiae.-The Telegraph lends
it' countenance TO this suggeson-and then il hints
that the hint from Virginia has thrown him out That
wiseacre the (Bosion Journa) also talks of his being
"chocked" off in this way. The N York Courier and
enquirer does not appear 10 like MIR. Van Burens be.
ing pretermted-and says, alt is the Richmond
Enquirer and Albany Argus have both denied that Mr..
Van Buren, would be candidate, by what authority we
are at loss TO know."-Now have no hesitation
IN giving 1t as our firm opinion that TO be out OF the
way OF such canvass TO put stop TO the idea of his
being candidates 10 give peace lar he can TO the
republican party he has gone to London, just he
! hred from the Department of State Mr.. V. Buren,
was pressed by many of his friends remain at home,
and run for the Vice Presidency. But he determined
TO go 10 London-and he has thus given the best evil
dence oil his own wishes upon the occasion. W. think
his course manly and iudicous- and we have no idea
that he will he run for the V. P.So much for the hints
END nsinuatons and absures Of the Telegraph s. Co
Gen Green again harps upon "the distribution of the
surplus reveRue"-and insists upon il that Mr.. Van
Buren, "inends to purchase concert OF action he
tween Ohio Pennsylvania, and New York, by coniin l.
ing the high tariff aud distributing The surplus reve-
nue-ls Gen. Green ignorant of tacls or is he recL-
i,ss in assertions?as he forgotte:, Mr.. v BPS pow
erfu and luminous speech in 1928 i'm the Senate of the
United Siaes-one OF the strongest cXposions which
has been made in favor State Rights and of lin
tied construction---and OF the mischeis which have
been produced by departing from such principles He
takes up the Administrations, one by one and shows the
errors which have been committed He ealogises the
state Governments "Under the broad shield Of State
laws (says e) private rights have ueen PROS ced. while
public prosperity promoted Ia the daskes hours
OF war, when the general Government was d.heaS,S
ad and cneebled by debt and disaster, its unnerved
arm wac srenglhensd and the national honor rescued
by the authority, the patriotism. ans the cslt OF The
| states 10 p+sce Thy hOgo not OILY iuG'ei wisely
aad justly al Tho great purposes o! se government,
but several OF ihen have established nobl. systems OF
pubclnsrueion, or h,ve accomplished, OF sr nov
computing, wcgkt OF iQierBei mr ment a.
Tar sufpa'sine IN masni;ud9 ald utility aay simi'as
works 81 tie gevEera sosgnig ent, they do ia wis
ion oi rs", and oeoaomy sad jud4men' in exen,icn.
~ genera SifTFel90tT ~ SAch opinions is therefore at
~ f,n'S tribute Justly d,te to the redeemed and es-
hey ara not sGTrendsr She s eoSlr,,; '. ,S'
! o'rone more aud more extravaganza, uDrl ,ho,e nm
Ger Whose pro'eeiiJu they are, clam for Tbs eov
srnurnl, powers which In expross terms r rdt
I'd and denounced by flc founders OF ih very choI
tic deprcca;es the first incorporation of te Tinted
banks as me great pioneer OF constitutional en-
croachTlens and the 81 Bank, a amen,abIe din
erpoiation upon the text of TIC Constitution In
hoie TO THIS Speech Mr.. " y. regrets his vote AT I'M
very f' session ne came into the Senate in favor OF
a provision authorizing the collection of toll on the
Cumberland Soad." lie confesses hat he so voted ri,h
out iuii examination (Or which he assigns t,e "a
ana declares chat if the question were again present.
ed him, he would vote against i''-And Vet po,u,i,h
standing this PUBLIC opinion the unconstitntionalii,
OF such Provion,s he Telegraph is pleased TO ascbe
~ MI v - such views OF Internal Imp ovement =
AAnowing such TO be his explicit o9nions ami a.
pesIed 10 as we have been this occasion we uippl
them. ' " P"o'i'H
Mr. cALHoUN.-Tle UGn-d s17.--' T.ycz.,,b
9+ 20 ui' publishes notice 20 the ei,z,ns Of
Is"iSss county (h2fyand,) who Iovorahlo to N .
| yIot', Q, S1hn g. Caiho"n ia be President If the
O"t'e" oid'eS 80 moet al Uo1eT MarlbJfo " On 6
ufds2 a't Why try It at az? Wgmii il M, go Hp
- calhoun 10 pui down stru-e, by sire-l, dash Of
20 him o. ~ 81. re e"s.esf They Can do good
~ he moy rue h Eur y, re heise We bsv, oIog
,,,in "ha' he .At ~ hi City ;foo what NJ, r ,sor,
40 siost O. ' ~ 'na I'd no i"ea OF yu1oins
-s,'r'l "+h' Jaek'Ch w 'ha'l gcstu shoy jfhv a.
,o'o"iGg ex iraci o' letter J. h Wlsbior!o, Gu
rom nat John act, ID. late Rep,essnts i've of,Ia
sutiec: 'FDh ms came
We ''k our readers 10 eonsier The fa.fsd;,,Is.d in
'o.'c"iu1 isl!sf from & ALTMAN in Yirsni, In
couhrX 100 Ui Ia The evident stlgmus Of Nc ~ ~,
organ 10 THE city, 10 biog him forpg:rd 80 The 49,,
Q, he National Rcpabcen9, agains Gen. J.sksan. IN
rs a., c,"y. j" sneh event have intrn
'a' we Resilient would DOT get nsny voiesIn. arc
"DEAE SIN We have turihor ivdep.e oi ~, oS &C..
nouh's having declared, before he sn ws,i ~
TIA he had moi tho most dis,sn, idea NJ sion'
sS" 10 &c bro 'sh ont in opuosiion 10 G,n ,
en' ne t0nSM Cen Jackson ought to be re ei,eIsJ
n, 1:
i,n zee oosioej rom The venerable John RAM
Sout 'ste Representative IN NJ niayjas. ~.
1"r fieShob) IL sppsars raDo,t had .i-.'ty :, !
IN ough 'he District tina, MI Rosn, had S1
70" 'he administrator, end emitted tiodar c,,i.,
nag ne was called on. on the bu,,nys 20 sI;,
ny zoe ehsfg.i bic reply wa; he believed G,n Ja.t.
W Oo M INQUEST man, and pA'flof and en,itJcd
70 our sonhd ence and support ami bs tbo,oL, tu
ny sh means to be Te-olested ~ tooo b.. ~
-, nus Hu'n, TIE people manifested aporob To- t
~. In5eI' qua cisppinF;-afler coaing IN ths NJ
80 w. lI'chu,' no had declined answerDg mai No.
% we sharRo, Of having enlisted uytor n So, t'
oeaeuse he did not think the appeal h,d 49, nag;
P,DyoI mahpeT but he would ssy 10 ans, ~ Li,in
= s ''eHs VINO desifod 10 know hs ssnimel ~ 'e
- . ~ me most distant idsa OF sgpport,g q ,ibo
A. VpPVvlvu 20 Sen Jack'sn, that he had ssI.J "a
onfnsJ -, ,ho'' 'ims before tho lat Copgross a.
ou,u7u, 70 enquire Of him. fit gs, po,d5fs r. ao
eSu 'usgesied that no aud his yierd ,y,it 80 nag
oui we eGm ins'TaoD, end ina; il wa, comic n,5ue
, t Dlm i9r the Proficiency Mr. C,lba,,y'"
~ "'s h,si 'hr. Roaoe, had suppo,ed vou ~ ~
n i ~, ,nsn 70 nios would sv fer niyssfto be- nl,
~ 'n 'ot atn'ute; and now auIboFiz. o., 20 P',c- n
'enHomfn present, q ibink he ss5 Ms.S,'' aoo me b
~ Is 20 contradict the repori. AMI 4, sa,, ~ Il
, ~ gFcu'o'y IN favour Of Gen. Jsckson's ys..q j.
NJ above IL !he substance or Nj Ro,no,, ,..., e
~ Peot'eYlD bis own language; truth ard 1890 q
eqp'Ie nat tsey should no given 10 ibe ,hi Jsnee
Ssoy oeeh sad mat Virginis 10 piacips bo,,, ~ ia'
'''V" W We adninisfaiion let The renert w oP ID
,ns quareT y moy whe'hsr sanctioned 10 Ips 'fom u
81, losnoa Of hsr Representatives !, ~ fi o.
Vnhy oeeaio, that do not know 49,, " ~ 'sI'oj ~
iyiiua who voted 10, Gen. Jack.on =, so','y IN
~ wn1 WIZ not vote tot him al the nsx, '' esc- VI
1@fPoha"noeh I'm August 1891"
, ne U. 5. Telegraph called rneetj,r ~ A., q
'''"oo' )" fF'pes George County. Ma %s =.