Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26


the State, aud let the exclusive friends OF Jackson be
brought to the polls. aud il there be majority in IA
your oil Martin Van Buren, things stand then we
VIII agree to unite in the support of Barbour although well
sausned u can only operate 10 throw away the of n
Csrohna. Under this state Of things have we not the
right to ask and TO expect every friend OF the party 10
rally around the standard now raised upon the
au INSCRIBED with the names OF Andrew Jacksonas Pre-
sve zen ana Martin Van Buren, Vice Preslent'"
ne Raleigh Star lately stated hst Of the IS ne VS.
papers published in the State, advocate and oppose
me election Of Van Buren, the remaining neutral
-fS contra The r. Consututionast contends that are
Tor V; B one pledged TO support Mr. Van Buren, f he
should declare himself favourable compromise of the
ianh' Four who advocate the preiensous Of Jno Ser
geaht' TWO unknown, one neutraised aud uncom-
United leaving only six that expressly for Barbour
and one OF these avowedy supporter OF Mr. Calhoun
aud Nulliiicaon.'
The friends of the Jackson and Van Buren, tickle, are
holding meetings in their respective districts nominate
electors TO this effect Convention held on the
rranSiin ana Halifax. MIR. Bragg of Warren
Nathaniel Macon the elector And the following is
man and Secretary:
Before this resolution acted on, it was suggested
mat IN consequence OF the extreme age OF Mr. Macon and
ms supposed unwilngness re-enter the arena of Po
c.; strife, II might be better TO substitute some other
teman in his place. 81"
The Delegates from Warren, wiz: w. X. Kearnev
Gabriel Macon, Joseph Allen. John Bragg VIM Eaton
the friends and ncghbors of Mr. Macon) assured the con-
venon mat that venerable most cordially concurred
IN the selection OF Andrew jackson President and Mar
Tin Van Buren, as Vice President
in suggesting the substitution of some other person for
h Piace OF MR. Macon, II distinctly avowed
.na' resulted only from unwngness the part oil
the convention TO disturb the rcpose OF the age and
lance TO ask further public service the hands of this
wel-tred- and- always-true, political veteran
resolution ''"'Oe Z" ms
"W hen Thomas Cox nominated the Hon Joscpb John
Daniel OF Halifax the Eecor for this District (yho
was elected) ~
-4nusing-we observe In u s. Telegraph an ex
tract from notification newspaper in this ciiv-The
whoie thng Is unique He charges Mr. Van Buren, with
an attempt 10 PROSTATE Mr.. Calhoun by getting I'M the
celebrated correspondence!" with blowing M The
Cabinet-hrs TO get Mr. Cs friends out aud TO get his
IN! and then comes third part of the plot, viz
at said by his land particularly by the one published
II this city that b. England Grod being made
fore s Ssea supposed and his friends would
M % 70 vote against him. and by doing would give him
coalition" P ~ sOu u prosecutor" anu
What deep fellow this arch magician--thus to know
That the Senate would be exactly edand 10 take in both
Messrs Clay, and Calhoun using them for promo
ng ms own ambitious purposes, by raising this popular
cement.-Bu if this weaver of cob web. were nn
content with these most ridiculous suggestions he goes on
TO say;
T v B's cunning looks Deeper and ambition higher than
Ore e Senate ms presen, aim will DO gained He aiming
force Calhoun his friends vote for him or erraU TO
OBTAIN TINS he would sacrifice thing His want
to Keep the election ont Of the Senaehey get M Lot
Their course IN running against Mr. Barbour objects
ne @ mat no cant g' into the Senate then he will decnea
on he sf91nd that SHE fty must be divided;
rather than should he will acrdce himself again re-
Was there any thing in all the annals of newspa
per Tgmdroie more ridiculous than all this confederation
OF Imaginary plots Could the Editor believe that there
was one man of half grain of sense, with sufficient
creduy, TO swallow any part of il; much less tho whole
WELL well; let the gentleman console himself-The peo
pie Will do all they can to dsappoin the little Duchman
by eiecttng him to the Vice Presidency. He may aim
at rejecton but this time, the sagacous people
will counterplot his plots
We understand Washington Mr. Van Buren, was to have
sailed from Liverpool on the LIST JuneIIe is daily