Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-16

Nuiihers should take him up, land upon this point
we do not altogether speak unadvisedIyl what ten,
s WIN inc wing support hm-and if il does. or If it
uoes not, how is the world to know, whether il does
SO conscientously or not? Whether in its future
course It is ralying under the banner of princpea
or s9ccumbing to the miserable flag of faction?
we have done-wth the Whg-and most proba.
bly, for We deem il less t6an ever entitled ~
houce. Ii has insinuated that we have been actuat-
eu IN our support OF State Rights by the love of
rs,"s, ,0 ,sy;s and fshes We shall spare him the
retort winch he so richly deserves. but we leave
MN on that score to the consultations of his own
conscience" SIS O
No more: But we hand him over to the lash Of tho
na'''nore Republican, lift should henceforth deem
MN worthy OF its structures. The following two ar
uces from that journal distinctly shows its capacity
10 deal with him-and how completely its Editor
understands the wavering and ftfl character of the
(Fron, The Baltimore Republican
versatility marks the Of the advocates
Oh . me TSsns Some time since the editor of the Rich.
mona wing displayed disposition TO support BENJAMIN
'k'ns Leigh as candidate for the Presidency. Sud.
denly however he changed his course and
upon any particular candida for time TO come
aud denounced all as viola ions of the h,
the people Butwe find he as again L cowr.s
anu says I'VE have yielded our own sentiments to The
"reeh' remonstfahre oil those who il essent al 10
success, forthwith TO nominate candidate for the Pres
uency In opposition to the order of succession attempted
10 oe established by authority and who shall be oppo.ed
20 Tue despoc principles oil the Proc ,ma,ion; and tho
means oy which he proposes that the nomination shall be
ma, u, W OF convention Of delegates from different
p"S U, Virginia. what an accommodating gentleman
ne must be- He can change his position with The faci.
., an ee, He can take up and lay down candidate
OF conventions with equal acility and while he i. Ior
rorcken at the idea that others should be thinking of
ro election, and deprecates The prema.
e agIauon oil the question as aught with most per-
mcous consequences he yield his own sentiment. n
u'geo' remons'rances Of others, without reluctance
renose or hesitation But those who are
WIN 10 nominate candidate, had better take him AT his
woru WINE he Is in the humor he will be on an
other tack and who tell what will be the
res' II he should not yield his sentiments 10 the ureent
oil olhers II may be fatal to their pros.
(From The same)
.noIe co"sstency-W We noticed days since sim
guar arncie in the Richmond Wing, respecting Mr. C,v
III wmeh ne was ilrst said 10 have "lvcd down sander
ans Immediately aiterit said of him that hal
sunk TOO Deep, and had 'donc s work too ye', IN AL
m ~ me nope tina" he cond he sustained as a candidate
'or ne Presidency The Whig in commenting upon our
remarks aud some observations which IN, editor or Tho
,h ~; Nv Endner mas added 10 them contends that
which g naiiced 10y 10 VIC eAP'essohs
A the editor of the Wing has been tho supporter of Tho
American System, and nov the advocate nj X n6,,; o
a. we r'gnin' means OF putting that system; as he
condemned the President account of his Maysviis "a
um b;t ana MS omission TO sign the famous Light
ousc n ana Is now the pretended furious ~
STATE rights ana strict construction of tho Constitutes
an" condemns the President for not pong further in
me course Tor which he before condemned "a a ,a.
IN tavour OF Mr.. Adams administrator with ali HE ;h,
o"ses IN The skies, and other laii,udnaran me asnrss
h as TPoeu 10 Jackson, on the alleged grounds non of
MS MOI neng sufficiently strict in his construction w. c,n
not pretend 10 say what he may consider az -
contradiction or discrepancy; but feel persuaded that
| almost any man OF common intellgence and ;uJumon,
WIN conceive that there very great lion in n
'eEhg al me same time that has lived down sander
and that SANDER has done its work too well N ,d,
~ WAY "e can oe sustained candidate before tho
people because SANDER has sunk him too deep for lin =,
Use above the effects OF it,. ~ "
"But he contends that altboroh A. q ,r
SANDER prejudice is not conquered How is ,bisS II i;
uaeea, II SANDER can be said have been lived
S.n al" una, prejudice produced by SANDER has not
| - "q"erea: we had supposed that to live down
SANDER was nothing less than TO Obtain co,n,
over INC prejudice which SANDER may have produced He
aeges' however, that the disease is vanoisbed hu, M
e'ects remain Truly this is kind of splitting If La
Wnch we confess our inability to understand and is
KIND OF living down SANDER, and conoueriny NJ d;s.,s
which - hardly likely be Of much advap,ago ~ 49,
man H. as IL is asserted, he lion has shaken oa ,h
hh %em MAJ. combined TO mangle him, but wound.
whch hey had inflicted healed" and are moi III
~ TO he healed, he cannot venture TO apnear , T.;
e he" ne can have gained but lit lie ny shaking off the
cnrs wieh wounded him; and the wounds are heal
can ha,i al gam venture abroad in the open Id he
can hardly we think, be said TO have ived down SIAN
der, and conquered the disease" ~
1--WE are told moreover that chose who's. daily hh;,;,
e WIS 10 annsc hnl-who, conscious OF his unpopuI or
~, grahneh Their malcvolence, willie they rcpenisbed
her pockets, and filed their subscription lists Inv bc,nin
upon him every and rancorous epithet do go 6
ION Lh,' is rather hard slap Mr. Calhoun and
IN so e",or oil he Telegraph with whom Mr. Clay is now
o,s measure associated Andlrom this passage il womb
seem That Mr. Clay unpop,ar before san,cr S -,
,r;, , "e ,o h,m since was because of his unpopu-
'y mat ne was sandered, that those Who sIande red b
might rep'enish their pockets and ill their n,;om
! ""uc, '1is explanation by the editor nj Tho
"ng OIL what he bad before asserted only renders .con
fusion worse confounIed"' - '""''S' 'oh-
Inc wing Editor has talents but his men runs
away with him. He carries too much sail for .I lie
ballast; Justice and truth are sacrificed to the love
OF brilliant paradox or ambitious inyective-as nj;
nchI principle is abandoned in the excess of parv
n''. what shall we say of him. who wells the leaden
ssoep're OF The 1tmes-whose illiberality is not re-
I,eved ny one ray of gcnius-who saws the wors,
.nngs' ana devses the worst motives for his opno.
heht-and, who like his ally of the Wing, has been
as eccentric bur without being as distinguished in his
movements lie began his career with opnos;nn
Ic,op hh a voted for Adams, with his Ohio
lcuer before his eyes-ihen conducted n Jocksor
paper after being Adams politician snnnor,oI
an '6e inrIii with the exception of The Salt TaxN.
.nu ilal'y oIazes out flaming nuifer Wbot en-
,aracfs OF abuse shall we have poured unnn o,,~
neaos But we have no fayors TO ask, gentlemen
and we expect none.
- THE CHOLERA
Gun lngers IN Tie villages of the HEST Tn. ,,,
o, deaths at 81 Charles, Missouri In Juvv IL nn,s
,,o V Oo,ly negroes have Peiished aud what seems
w uc temperate and The Clearly have been s,sn,
S' wnIe Tie incorporate have scarce been tourb.d