Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-14
SIGNS! SIGNStI

SIGNS! SIGNS!!
We see in of the Coalition organs signs NJ ,b.;r
sidency. " WV ~ ''
Col. White of Florida saws in publc adrs. CT
reason 70 believe that Mr. Calhoun will not be a candi-
datc.''-The Telegraph takes this in Iudqeop and de-
cares that when MIR w "underakes to say that he has
reason 10 believe that MIR Calhoun will not be canliate
ne SPEAKS tolthOW authority No one is authorised TO
say, either that Mr. Calhoun will. that he will not be
Candidate"
IN commenting upon this article the Clay organ in this
CITY (Which seeks TO reconcil. ClSyism Bankisn Tariff
is'n, internal Improvement, Nullilica,on &c. SC with
iS State RighsD takes little fire in its turn-expresses
It's regret at the Telegraph having proceeded to ex
cuhe MIR Clay from the list of candidates as one whom il
and its friends cannot supportcalls uoon ali ,ood n ,
men 10 unite against the Arch Magiciin-io put him down
~ an events-and much laments to see the friends
OF Mr. Calhoun pointing lance at Mr. Clay as we should
De 20 see the friends OF the latter augh to inure Mr.
Cahoun. or Mr. Leigh. or Mr.. Mclean. For ourselves
we 20 against the New York tactics" &c &c This
same verabe organ also saws:
Telegraph epfoaches Mr. Clay for having voted for the
son o ,bm G shond make due allowance his
e oucsnce as well as the weighty considerations that
bill upon which the peace the country dcponded
Compare me tone OF this apology with what Mr. Clay
.n appGsS. to me them Mr. President ought 10 con-
The s,s 70 me 70 30 required for the good of country
inSmb doei,ys Of VINO So order and law and disaPPove the
s0 pence and concord harmony and union
e INC law, Of the Unions the other offers which
the necessity Of tho employment of all forcc'
~, me Telegraph rejoDs-st objects 10 taking up Mr.
LAY IN me hrst ins;snceasks no il was that led bis
10 night side by side with the members of the Hart
ioru convention Who led them there? H. CLAW To them
tne proclamation was the signal of retreat Mav of Them
oiu Teea and II Mr. Clay had been wise he would have
feeaed al their head. But he atered and he ia blod
Inoeed VINO does not that rally under Mr. Claws
standard would be to enter into competition with Mr. W.
buren,, as to which should bid highest for federal
&c &c (lhe last thing, by the bye which b. in HE
senses would think OF dong-and the very Irst thing
which he is said most to deprecate) us
The whole secret of the Union of the homes, mon
WV Green Il Coz is ths:-"Each of ns will en,er onr
morse Tor The plste-I Calhoun-you. Clay, &C. IF we
ma " me rIying Dutchman" likely 10 prove too strong
Ior elmer oil our horses, why, then the whole field will
P"'" ~ "'"'-ann run him down at all events"
we repei the charges and nsinuations of the sna.
na banner WIN The scorn which they deserve. BY
what authority does this man dare IN saw Ina, vve oc
transferred " body and soul" to Martin Van Buren,, We
sna not stir the next Presidential election at this time
VIC are committed and will be committed IN no man for
an once which Is not to be filled before 1896 We shall
" me mean time judge Nh v. g., we Judge others bv
VIC" aes ana principles. but in any event we shall al
'eP' 10 oDtan that who is able mos, bours,
and most faithful TO the Constitution
mho authorized the K Banner 10 assert that I'VE arc
~ svoF OF 40 immediate and Unqualified surrender of the
ruoho. LANDS We do not agree with the President in
ne opinion ne mas lately expressed upon that subject
NO transfer ought TO be made, but on fair price and
Under proper restrictions for the good Of the whole Onion
we 'ske also this other ground which we assumed when
'bis SUBJECT was first formally presented for the public