Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-09

measures OF the adversary party TO which lac beones-
such an occurrence has never yet happened and While
men yet RETAIN their senses and love OF power will
happen.
The hope expressed by the Wing is both natural and
reasonable Those who elect President must have in
huence with , and so far as he is under any control
he viii be under theirs This would The condition of
any man. 1t respects those who placed him in powrr
and devise reason which should xcopt Judpc
White from its operation This maticr is pel fccty un.
derstood and acted upon in Virginia where an animated
canvass is now in progress There, the friends of the
Administration have taken stand upon their anti Bank
principles the Rlghtof instruction. and in support Of
the candidate for the Presidency who may be nominated
by the Republican party The Opposition the language
OF Mr. Adams last winter dodge these questions and
say, that they Tor Jutge White And why we
would ask, are thcy for Judge White The answer is
plainly given in the extract which we have copicd above
from their iavoritc newspaper. What is now actinU in
Virginia VIII hereafter be acted throughout the South;
and WILL every day, in small degree strengthen the
opposition to the existing Administration. The new
trends OF The Administration, real pretended, who
may be disposed to 20 into the support Of Judge White
added to the whole Opposition increase the mum
Der OF those who viii be ultimately found acting against
the Administration
The Richmond Wing, however crcdiubc as its testi-
mony must he lie point is not the only D. onf we h,xe
of the designs and intentions Of the Wings In piyjnr tl
support to Judge White The Baltimore Chronicle a
DEVOTED Clay wing paper, takes up Judge White as u
iaYore, IN the event MIR. Clay does not run We have
not the paper before us, but make the following extract
from an article copied, make no Doubt accurately
from That paper into the National Banner of this city, of
the 'tih ullmo. The Chronicle says:-"We have heard
IT asked what is TO be gajned by the election of judge
Whiie' We reply, great deal to the county Is il
aothng to have un honest ut the head of aars2 Is
IT nothing to break down the present abomnabe system
OF iayortsin, extravaganza and prescriptions" What
VIII The people Of Tennessee say an union with p0t
clans who profess and hold the above opnions In plain
English, the quotation asserts that an "h6ncst
man at Tie 'head ofaiirs because there is now dis
hone| man IN the occupancy OF that high station; that
Judge White is honest Gen. jackson dishonest
But the most precious avowal of this advocate Of
Judge White ciam is that the country - viii gain
great deal by breaking down the present Administer
uon the policy and measures Of which, it cnracterzcs
as an abominablc system Of layorilsn extravaeance
and prescription, and that this blessed result is TO be
Produced by Judge Whites election That flvorit-
ism which has called honest men to Office; that ex-
trayagancc which has admitted Of a diinnution of
taxation BY means Of reduced tariff and paid The
national debt; and that prescription, as il is called
winch has turned REGULATORS, deiaulters and dshonc
men out OF Office, and Frustrated corrupt Bank is by
this new advocate "a Bank paper bythc-by) Of Judge
White called an "abOminubie system. Win the peo.
pie Of Ienncsscc--mon who have slept on tho hickory
/ grounds, and encompcd before New Orleans and the
sons and fathers of s0clmc, and act by maoriticg Of
nineteen out OF twenty, has been idly boe5tcd with
men aud parties governed and Influenced by such mo.
ugos and principles those ayowcd ia the above quota
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