Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-19
Richmond. Tuesday, August 10.
THE .aFFYLLaTED pRESSES

The Telegraph still sticks To its iext.A piece has ap.
peared in the Wing, under the signature OF II Nuifey
Gram Carolna.) who says:
the sS ~ '1%s v sS"s s Who s T
mistaken further believe, # yigisia ooaa Nr.
Speaking OF MIR. Clay the ). 4. Nullifirr alo say.--
Lo had consulted revenge ho wu have folded his
after the heads o. Ia houo iyne Hamilton, ADD McDus
contends that the Wing has been imposed upo hal he
writer il South Cafolins Nuifer- hat il cannot be
true that any one oil that patio ic band who ssed the
yrants power can now cal TO surrender prin
cipes in graft ude to Mr.. Clay upon ground that lac
prevented General Jackson from cutting thoas tie
vile caumny, bae slanier the countiyit is cal
unny upon General jackson, TO throw upon him The obi
OF the taken off The beads OF Calhoun
HAyne, Hamilton, ami McDutiir.' II he was running
Ut Tor hat purpose, who were his bArker?' SC. &C.
The Telegraph then craes its to abide by
/ principles (Di Nuli,catou) in selec ing Presidential
candidates asks the Wing, whether 'ihc election OF Mr..
Clay Will establish the docGine Of State interpretations Sa.
tsy us OF this Gays General DuH) AMI then show that
hi. election will restore harmony, confidence and puo,ic
virtue, andwe will with you the prorcc OF
hls election Our ptrIos: Is TO sustain the man whose
election will accomplish these ends, or else we will op
pose the election Of Who may be put nomination by
either aud all parties III we are to he prescribed and de-
nounced, Tor the sake OF our principles, will satisfy the
world that we sincere in their support--hat is no
snal gain and wboever gets in power at their
expense, that 10 Administration have pcsce--iher-
be satisfactory adjustmen OF the short
the acknowledgment Of our principles"
The Telegraph then ''looks ahead"-says, IL " NJ.
Van Buren, carries New York, Pennsy lvania, aud Ohio,
this ia he will be the candidate OF the office holders aud
~ would be useless 10 th!Lk al putting MIR. Clay,
Webster in opposition 10 him But il Mr. v. Is be de
feated, il asks Where will the Richmond Whiy and IFS
Modification br:" (Ask the man in the moon-ask the
changesble winds, the eccentric meteor that ever
shot aihwart the horizon what point of the political
compass the hg will he found TIL ne xt "a hours
whom or what viii take up or put down, and the
spouse will be just easily heard But us go on with the
speculIiiOns OF it, worthy compeer The RATIONAL Re
pubicans, intoxicated with their supposed Triumph VIII
up The flag OF Henry Clay or Daniel w cbster lille
Richie AMI the Globe will wheel in colunn and bring on,
II p. Barbour. Look at the whole oil the Ena,i.
rer Look al the proceedings at the dinner Mr.. Pat
ton aud at the 18th oil July celebration in Orange, and
will require no prophet TO understand the game which
Mr. Birhour aud Rlcte playing What, we
ak the Wing, will be its own condion? we warn the
Whig-take care lest your personal devotion to Mr.
Clay 40 not tempt you TO supper, the the expense
rprncple" trhe principles OF the Wing y Let
the Telegraph be assured, that laying 10 sort of
game with r. r. BARBOUR but hope sin to re pea
that if there be orthodox politician III Virgins
than he Is, We should he happy to be acquainted with
hm-Teil us who he s, set tu eris mihi Ma gnus
-Apoh0."
The Telegraph. in still later article, ION Thursday as
which really looks like fair business transacton',o
put in Clay FIRST Tor years. then MIR. Calhoun aud the
Mr. Webste,! In fact. the Telegraph goes farther, and
repudates all idea Of any coalition betw cen Aessrs Cal
houn Clay, aud Webster:
"Fsdng Gays the Generally that the par'isans of the
Latter are lending countenance the charge il was time
10 dsaouse the public IN relation 10 III and il is precisely
because We believe that now is favorable moment to urge
our peculiar political opinions time when holding Tie
balance between conending and nearly equay balanced
parties each contdng in public virtue! yet each
strained, only by lear OF the consequences from ASA
ing u, that we select this n,oeB, TO define our
we see mat HE waters oil The great deep about
broken up, and that just beginning realize that
they have slept while we have watched. Seeing ami
knowing ihs, we have said 10 The National Republican
piry-si"y, don't abuse us or our principles. because
II Mr. Yam Buren, carries New York, Penusy and
oho, you will be compelled to submit The dominion
oil corruption, else muster Under the State RIghl
bAnne Qualification, OF cours.) "aud the same line
that we have held ihis language National Republicans
have said old political associates. the charge
" nd Wahs Il
false; il is Of The aices OF Kendall Blair to de-
ceiVe you; the late OF your party will be decided next
fal; II you are beaten IN New York, Pennsy vania Ohio
aud the West, you will have alternative bu 20 lcr
Mr. Clay or to rally under your old banner of tcOnOy
REFORM. and retrenehment The Telegraph your old T.,
voie-that press which you onre londiy loved, aud
t1iteh has neper deeeired still keeps that ag al the
mast heal Inscribed with The words Of the gallant Law
renee Don't give up the ship 4"
Here, indeed, have precious confessional "The
waters oil The great deep 10 be broken up!" And
each floating fragment OF The Coalition is take care
Itself Az this crisis, lie Telegraph has determined to
seize the vantage ground il CAM and bring Null
iyng candidate ut once; and who il he but j. G.. CAL
nonn whose unhaowed smb ion is seepcss that OF
ihemI"o'les himself! Friend as he is to National I'm
provrmens and to the Bank OF the u. San ultra edera-
si SILL IN every thing else except the hcresy of Null-
cation, lie (Mr CaIhoun) be brought out as the cham
pion OF State Rights the candidate of The South!
This certainly is one OF the most pTodgi0nS phenomena
OF these disjonied days But, hear another Of the Or
gan!
The Lynchburg Yirgnisn, (who is a kind OF monde
SCRIPT IN Politics, but with good spice in lis compost
uoh' prostate H'ghts, yet pro Cloy, PRO Bank and
anu Nnl ihraon) Is for flushing up this quarrel among
the brethren OF The Coalition, and Tor oHoDng long
p'ssibe, The breaking up oil the great Looking
ahead however. II The office Of the Prophet and
gives IA the follow ing speculation:
if the Of tho
lion presses farther South tbs Telegraph will he
the which
time Ia keep flying will stale nat and un.
Profitable Influence public sentiment
on tie oiei hand the Incorporating spirit Of which
n1niests towards all which
which minority State 10 tho Unioo one should
be eeeoed by the Modification OF South
ne lh ih'y must 10 e TO fight on their hook with
advantage they white the opponents ion in
other states must endeavo achieve the victory
SUCH ~ word, the motley character of this extra.
ordinary Coaion'A piece OF Mosaic here bit of black
stone and here tit OF white" and cemened oe ether in
fhe looest possible manner How lorg can such mon.
ser be kept ogethefl The Coalition o Lord Nor, and
e j. Fox, seems nothing TO IT, The Imagination OF Ho-
race has scarcely conceived ugruous comJna
tion:
''Supp0se Painter. 20 a human head,
should join hope's neck, wildly spread
The various plum Of The fcaihsfod k,nd
Ger limbs Of different beasts absurdiy foin'd:
ar fine vto.. 'L,.,