Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-02

hazard tho eecaonof sERoK ANr upon p,5nepfswhoo
upon abstract principle, Gen. jackson himself does moi
come up 10 their standard.
The Calhoun (nullifers) who 20 for J,ekaon aud
barbour say there Is no chance Of doing better than
ing Tor jackson they cannot 60 for Clay, whose
TEN they mean TO nullify and Jackson their
mark than any other who has any chance Of being
elected In this they act praise worthy part But ,yhS
do they not extend the rule to tho Vice
In relation to the " r. they will absolutely throtv acav
their votes; nay, they will beso them as TO ensure
~. Sergeanfs eectiont Can mortal man see through
this thing Is because Mr.. Calhoun has 10
disgrace Mr. Van Buren, that he and his partx,ns lad
rather see Mr. Sergeant elected Mr. Van
uren comes up to Southern doctrines every prac.
near point, except the Tariff and that il his principle
were acted should have cause 10 complain for
Is that Of equality % burdens lie processes and has
acted on the doctrine Of Pre- dent Jackson Wiz
then should one be acceptable and the other not IL -
strange, passing strangel
But what is even still unaccountable is the fac,
mat Mr. r. r. Barbour should, himself have lent the in
1uence OF his name to such that he shod have
permitted part OF his personal and some of his
friends 10 divide the vote OF Virginia in such manner
TO induce the friends Of Mr. Clay chuckle and really 10
think, that their ticket will succeed. may do So But,
IL II do cho will be to blame! dread responsibility rests
OH the heads of the seceers from the republican rsnk
must acknowledge however that have no fear of the
result The people Of Virginia too consistent and
honest to be carried by boys osprdns into such dev
Gus tracks III they can vote with safety FOR jackson they
may do so Tor Van Buren, since Van Buren, goes even
further for Virginia doctrines than the President II Po.
ea Factions have len any principle or moral honesty
me country we shall see in the result We may Judge
oil mems votes and dongs who live along side of Them
without the risk Of doing them injustice. Let all L,.t The
calhoun men, and the Clay men, the principle
protested by the Calhoun men, and we have m sioritv
greater than that at the last election.
Attempts are made to deceive those of the people who
do not read much, and who conde implicitly in their
neighbours Some Of friends will vote ag ainst n, i'm
tins way for the split Opposition Ticket But the result
must PROSTATE the leaders OF the Calhoun party in Virpi
ma And 1t does not PROSTATE =. =. Barbour himself
nor Affect his feelings and principles least among
his political admirers, will be grati6ed. He was warned
early oil the danger into which faction would place him.
but he had ascended the pcrilous height il has
late before lie could descend.
Virginia will be consstent--She will vote for the Lee
gsatve tcketfor Jackson leaving the Electors to vote
Tor MN who comes nearest her principles, that can he
elected Vice President without throwing the election into
the Senate The friends Of the Administration are carry
ing every thing before them elsewhere in despite of mo
"ty iasehood &c, and we shall do the Monday
neat. ALBEMARLE.