Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-08
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au;horilatveIy for the Multiplying branch of ,le Con
lon firm-and hence, look at it, ms n kind of
wcahcrcock, TO indicate the designs of Messrs Cal
noun, Preston ~ Co. In this capacity, its late ir-
iagsout about the President are of some con-
sequence-nnd no doubt will be SD considered by
the conpeers of the Coalition. "When Sir Oracle
speaks, let no dog bark'but the Telegraph may now
bid them in vain to he silent. When NIessrs Clay
and Webster, and their partzans hear The Telegraph
saying; "We again repeat belief, that the State
Rights party will no-belief, did we saw: me kuo,p
they toW not coie for any candidate for to Presidt-
cy icho Uofed for approved Of the bill Of blood for
II is impossible that they so far conpromit their
principles"-When they that Messrs. Clay and
Webster como under this general prescriptions be-
cause both Of these gentlemen opprorcd IT, what
will they say to Mr. Calhoun and his friends? How
long win they continue TO cooperate with n pnrty.
when tells them in language not TO he msunder-
$1,000: las Tor you and your friends, consider you
unholy. We shall vote for none of YOU, us Pres-
dent--neiiher your leaders, who roted for the
Force BILL, nor for one of your friends who approved
IT," Far be IL from us to undertake at this time To
say how lar this principle is correctnor to predict
how Tar It's avowa will actually the friends of
these ambitious aspranis from their Multiplying part
ner in the firm; but as Old Slnpleton says in the
simple story of "Jacob Faithful" il is calculated we
should presume, to touch human natur"
We have already given the comments which tho
impetuous zeal of the Telegraph, stimulated as il
has been by the nulallowed ambition of its master
has provoked from the Baltimore Chronicle. Nor
is this ALL The Alexandria Gazette and the Oppo-
siion press in this City, 1--WE throw out the Flibber-
tgbbet press, as utieiy unworthy of any politicians
noce) have taken up the strain, though i'm rather
II different key. The Alexandria organ considers
the whole of the article "mproper, ill-,imed and
unustifable:'
80 lar, (says the G.zcte,) from the friends of Mr.
Calhoun and even the irierds Of Nuliicao having sy
thing to complain OF in the conduct Of those no sssune
to be .ihs The very reverse 10 Than what sdue;
they ought not to raise finger utter word but in
commentator. What would MIR. Calhoun and the Null
liners oil The South be at this moment but Tor mag
naniny, the honor OF Henry Ciay-reved, abused de-
nouneed as he is Yes iustrous nall tohle generous
even in your faults minded your very errors il
has heen tate, throu life, have been asiied
by those who have received the kndr ess at ,our
bands-he oitness Of your character has only sery ed TO
make you f.irer mark Tor the arrows Of "enyv and nm
charitableness We regard this, however. IL is a
i"c not TO be disputed that there substantial rea
sons Tor The apparent Jealousy and daeo,on the Te-
legraPh The doctrine OF state Rights is uilo mly and
steadily incIeasing-hsdly voice IL raised by allies
oPSo ion to the pion cation and Of hese Doctrines
no candidate for the Presidency that could be named in
opposoni 10 Mr. Van Buren, wonld be ohie cted TO- IL lie
we're the sirsrst Of That Nay, it that is hat the
sicgr~ph alter, aud must he place John c. CAL
houn In opposition TO Mr. Van Buren,, and enhs of
the Wings would gladly support the Southern s,a,esmsn
Exceptions there might he 10 all this in persons
presses; but the great body OF the party would gladly
take him in preference to the anoined heir apparent
Is there any thing in all this justly the covert at
tack made ny the Telegraph upon the Wing party Let
US speak plainly ii is custom We were brought up
TO despise 'qnivocsion and cunning Docs the Tele-
graph expect ighen people into suprort OF psrlicu
lar ty holding on, the threat Of non CON
surrhce In any but such may please certain party:
nsn, lei DC asserted il pnrsues suicidal policy at
u cut'ihg us own throat There otit rs ho
we'll the Telegraph and its iii Das Tie
star oil South Carolina, is not the of armament
IL does not follow therefore, that all should pay homage
TO it, sp'rndor, SC
WIN il be endured that the leaders Of that party con-
hnnsiy brand every other party ia the country wh the
most opPfobiious ep'leis aud apply TO hem l.e
suIing Language, and thty stand Will IL
oe permitted hat The organ Of that party, indebted tie
o i's former foes Tor Inconside rne fsyoIs
should now hnuguly drnsnd ender Of every hing
10 'he claims Of ITS friends aud psons! just sure as
such course is persisted inpersevered in just sure
wiz alienation end dsus take psce,iust 30 sure will
The purposes OF the friends OF the be an
swered ia the breskDg up that ICON binaiion which
at present. is their dread. The elrgrsph throws
Itself ~ an OF i'nde OF hostility TO the Anti Jackson n-
Van Buren,, and indeed every other Marty bu The NuIl
ncauon party We predict that il maintain that
hude; IL will be much, much fall into the ranks
o. an organized corps Than to be, like wandering Arab
lying about the great desert OF Politics raising lis hand
sgaiu-t IT,"
And it concludes in the following tone, half de-
predatory, hulf rcbuking:
Bui suppose every iend Of Mr.. Clay were TO pursue
me ielrgrsphs course, after The perusa Of some Of t,
South Carolina papers and tie eis rsph elf where
would be the end Of elimination and re- elimination p
where would attack and defence end Ii obvious that
there lie mutuA forbesranre More ocht
such Journal The Telegraph forbesr Who asks il
to surrender its principles ?wbo blsmes supporting
Mr.. Calhoun and defending NuiGcatoni Who oil ecis
TO It's daily enforcement OF lite views opinions on any and
all disputed points! Will II allow The same liberty 10
oilers! VIII not permit others 10 approach The altar Of
Liberty WI bon, sxel,imng, "Stsnd oil, hosr than
rvu ies we repeat u. more especially ought the
Telegraph 10 orhear-he Teicgrnph, the ncomprcmi.
tlDB o Jackson and JscksonisIn--the
supporter OF "rewards and punshmeDis',Le organ Of
executive powef.--ihe Telegraph, which powerfully
siued III fastening upon the evils which IL admits.
and which we all depio IL does to US there lore
upon every view Of The case, that the remarks which
We have commented upon are highly mpfoper-that the
particular course Of which complain is not TO be de-
ended-and trust that caimcr view Of the IS hole
ground viii induce consider alton OF former and
change OF The latter"
The Richmond organ also deprecaes nll division
IN tie rabks--nnd says Ibut Gen. Green assumes to
speak more nubortatively for the friends of State
h'Sh'S, tNlllIhers, we presume, nre meant y than
iacts warrant In.Iic insists upon il, Tint Union is
dosotuteiy Indispensable" SUCCESS that call things
are rapidly tending it," and that The Telegraph
may drive off "weaflected persons from IT," Tic
Richmond organ does not spare the Washington or
gan;
"ls the Editor Of the Telegraph (e cries ouO msd1 IL
he berei OF all discfeton fas his sssion for MIR Calhoun
supPanted every thought for the country become an
absolute nonomaual Has lie the pulley Of bru Is
" 80 baud together 10 repel Zoe )o NOT Tho
sayr) he Editors OF the Reporter know that the State
Rights pHy never will rally under the Naonai Republ-
csn banner Were this rue, where the sense OF pro-
claiming " Whrre Is the wisdom OF holding the back
hand OF Van Burenisn! OF aiding IL play The game Of
oioidng aud conquering TO which all iis energies
directed, IN which, IL succeeds IL hiuupbs aud II il
s IL Frustrated forever? Where is the wisdom off?
We should rather, however, speak in the affirmative, and
proclaim II TO be the very and quntcssence,
and scme Of stupidity" Very complimentary, ndeed!)
why should GeDGreen endeayor prevent that tho.
rough anal gamStion necessary important, vital
10 the iuuie triumph Of State Right principles he il