Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-04
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~ We Ntvebffneht a scflcmc 10 make MIR Van
Buren, Vice President They lear their own course To-
wards this gentleman who has always been true TO his
country and to the republican party, will naturally pro-
duce his nomination in all quarters for the " Presidency
With the example OF the Hon. Isaac Hill before them
whom the people took up and placed in the body which
rejected him, they fear that the people will take up Mr.
Van Duren, and place him in the rery chair whence
came tho casting rOte which intended to destroy him.
Hence they declare their crong him to be part of
the scheme Of his friends produce his elevation! They
have published private letter OF of his friends who
HOPED they would do him this injustice, that the natural
consequences and this they present proof
general scheme These gentlemen must be very kind 10
do the very thing which that individual hoped they
would, ana thus advance his views. We know il has
not been the wish OF the Republican Party in general
that Mr. Van Buren, should be candidate for tho Vice
Presidency. We, with most of tho Republican Edi-
tors have uniornly dssen,ed from every proposition
or movement having tendency to produce that result
On this subject, IL is our duty to follow public opinion.
"ha change the wanton and unjust rejection OF this
gentlemen by his political rivals in the Senate with view
to his destruction, will produce upon the wishes and de-
examinations OF the Republican party remains to be dcve
oped The members of the Convention which is TO mcc
at Baltimore, in May next will bring with them public
opinion from every quarter of the Union Their decision
VIC shall await, and their nomination we shall support
upon whatever distinguished citizen il may fall. Now
more han Is necessary TO the concert and harmon,
oil the party that this concentration public opinion shall
Jake place Those who are managing in various quarters
TO defeat an election Of Vice President by the people
Will then DC exposed and defeatcd.-D.
"Tby wish father Harry, that thought, s,x,rr,RRn
Mr. Clay, il seems from his new allv, the TELEGRAPH
auers himself the people be persuaded that the Pre-
sdcnt will die merely for the purpose of making Mr. Var
Buren his heir and the Baltimore nominee is disposed
therefore, to insist that he shall be considered dead already
anu The Presidential canvass be conducted accordingly
IT pretended, to favor this idea, that the President
IN low hcath-This is utterly lase-hc had slight at
tack oil influenza which, in conjunction with tho
IN his ARM confined him day to his room, abou
Two weeks since. He has entirely rccovercd--has ha,
MS regular dinner parties ncemee all his friend
who call on him, OF which there daily, seldom fewc
than MY and dispatches the business of ALL with his
cusiomed prompttude The truth is he is of work
ms -ina., than any other of this city.-Ib.
JUDGE PREEGE Gate minister TO the Netherlands
has been appointed by the Governor and Council of Maine
ge Tor mat state carry on to Washington the late
solutions adopted by the legislature expressive of tboi
opinions ON the award OF the King of the Netherlands an
TO represent the views of the state the Executive DEPART
mcnt at Washington.-BGl. Rep. %