Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-29
RICHMOND, Friday, Nov. 30.

NsCnHhOtau, FRIDAY, NOV. -.
JUDGE McLEAN-ond the Tactics IF "the Pa,fyo
we fully agree With Mr. Hammond OF " The Cincin,,
Presidential Election. Selecting cana,e far ,n ,s
high office Gays hey il not an affair Of hight concern NJ
any time AZ t,' particular juaetnre, more than ord
nary care should DO taken spirit of candid and hon.s
inquiry should lie Guilty Liberal feeling. should L
encouraged Personal ASPIRATIONS personal ,ipairv pre.
Injections J"r md'riduas, should all be regarded as Sc.
eo"d"y to the good IF the couufyv and bx very no.si
os MEANS should bs repressed and nanced
rus Is all ue-and we confess IL With great pleasure
nongh We may ultimately differ wih Mr.. II. as to the
x""uc"''ohs which may decide choice Of candidate
nut There are other views from the same pen some Of
"n'en deveoPe the tactics which Mr. II may proceed
ana o'hers touch upon the p,liiics oil Judge McLean-
is the bringing him iorw ard by his friends indeed hic
has caused tho c. Gazette to give these on
lie subject: "
there mus, be union of the Dissatisfied pas The Nation
election aes esc To 40 Il H. de-
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. individually moving ia hi. nomination. cannot thnkt
s aas. whether ms viii 'h that, g. the c s"
ms, n" &C. o" Of those who have IT, and a.
.he sr.on that Judge Mclean are M. known
sa,uso% pSo +: h". aud
of 1s,.. imp tho well known a h d.
public % h .nse os
ss". %1iss to s .. IA. . of
land Bill ,e 10 general aseod ncc with tho principle
lack the are a.. y
Sss% a. Chic. si ej Judicial the United "
hi. exposition is solely from .en.o Of .,,ic. to
the sa I% %5 " mi mp concerning him.
hs OF intimacy OF U.bs, Sa,h
.%ss il is be: eiry
."ip or 20 sao do. that may
II Is very lar from desire speak in srespectnl
feelings towards that gentleman When the proper ,n
sa arrive Tor passing upon his preensions Tor The pre-
'deney We shall weigh them iparalIy as we can. and
desire TO have his Political Creed before us as eli "a y,
every other person. who is noina ted for the ofi W.
see that MIR. H. undertakes to chalk Out some oi ma
ophiohs, winch are entertained by Mr. Mel
know no upon what authority he retas then @ -
"ey are Ills sentiments in truth, at once th.t
are moi calculated TO recomen nd him to u.s. We know no,
ar .hese opinions are TO be abandoned for the pur.
poses OF conciliaiion nor how far they are TO cou,
ie oass OF the union Of the dissatisfied IF all mar
es but certain II Is, that If these principles arr ma
'ena"y 10 enter In the basis OF The combination we nre
shme The old Republican Party will hesitate ong ,in
candidate. - 'PP''' VIC
The Surplus Reyenue.-We re-DubIsb will n,.,-
ure the following paragraph from the N v ~
ros' our readers will recol!ect, that the ORIGINAL
article from the Post expressed some views Anon,
the appropriation OF n part of the Surplus Revenue
to the improvement OF the great Nail Rond, oao;nS,
WHICH we thought It our duty to enter our protest
IN relation ~ the paragraph from this paper O phrase
IN which the Richmond Enquirer expresses lis on
constitutional grounds need only saw a, the pres,n,
lime, ia II the haste with which articles are
eessay pre- pared for daily paper is not always co,,,
WIN perfect precision OF expression. The editors Of
'nis journal have frequently themselves the M
cded friends OF strict construction of the Costuinn. nor
would they, in any be willing to see doubIl o,Y
er asserted by slraning the interpretation of anv T
is far haItor
than too lax, in our reading ofits provi.ious Win
10 the paragraph In question:, there may pcriaps Lave
Richmond Enquirer must know thai the diurnai abor If
Tie conductor oil such journal as ours do not a, ali to
a"' as mature consideration OF topics, and careful
e's"g OF WORDS as we look to prsctsei by those who
have greater lime for rc1e cion and revision W. srI
give 'he subject our serious attention. ami advert TO
OH some iulure OCCASION"
THE Bdak.-The last Charleston Mercurv has H.,
following curious article upon the subject of MIR.
Oaihouhs opinions-We could not have supuosed II
possible that the Mercury had been 50 verv ;n,s
creetas 10 express decided an opinion wiiliou frs,
ascertaining what are Mr.. C.'s views of the Bank
we are now perfectly at Il loss to understand VIII =
course lie Is determined to take. In justice to Mr. c.
however, we submit the lame explanation of his
Friend before ourreaders, and leave them to ternret
u us thcy can.-The Mercury las been Just ms untor
tunate III the historical references it inakes 10 the
former bank-bil and TO the former speeches of she
eminent Patrot."-Eutiti is to xnose tic
mistakes. The game is scarcely worth the candle.
" MIR. CALHoUN-THE BANK-AND THE RIcu
SioND ENqUIRER.-The Enquirer has taken mucI, I'M
necessary trouble, aud expended much of its stock of Inv
abuse againsi Mr. Calhoun, the occasion Of our ex
pressing our 6eIi that Mr. Calhoun will not suppor e
ie- charter oil the u. ). Bank. Ii has wasted more than
column to prove, what none will deny, that Mr. Cal
houn advocated the establishment OF the Bank on the
grounds both OF coDsitu,ionsy, and Of expediencv-
ne Enquirer has taken 10 forget that Nv Mr. (a
noun sole eXeros just before the he VS. Of ar,iv
ed on ie close OF The last war; much more
Dahk schene Than the present defeated. But let thai
pass. " "'"'
"The belief which we expressed was founded ON IN.
NOR. We hsve never a>certsDed MIR CaIhour's ex,c,
views Oh The subject but led infer that The as.er
non OF me enquirer was supported hy no recent ann D.
fhy We never head that Mr Calhouus op,pion "a ,o
We cons"m Quality Of the Bauk had chang ed tut we had
ara mat he preferred 'har money government 10 auy
ttchc") dhd only supported the .stnt Bark on
we srouhu OF It's NECESSITY i've he ysed alta
WHICH the loo Banks had about In the
Tue rount y-knowing this. aud lac airing tie uuor sose
men Toned, We inferred that aIoun may n we enc
10 the Conclusion. that the corrective had been .H.c,
" vas no 10 ger require d. and that Tie obi, ions IN
~, nN no" preponderste. We did know tiis but ~.
Vseoeo w. ard were careful 10 express our belief only
we ae not sorry that such all Insufficient b..i ,be
enquirer las been blinded by It's psriz a seal TO built p
lefty tHdde, "hc 50 far from jufse will hen, Il, ,bs
eminent patriot against WHOM, il is directed VIZ
Yet, however much in the dark tie Mercury
leaves Ills, as to Mr. CalhOun's future course ~.
learn from the same quarter that tile fynp CHI.
zeiis of >. Carolina stand firm against the Bank
The Mercury closes its reply to the National Ga
zfttc, with the following assurance:
He Or Cooper Suffered to complete bis series Of
III nullhcsioD paper at seat OF government
before reply sde in the TeIesc0pe by The alo an.
, VIZ, " II URSDULL."-The people gave him iull credit