Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-17
CLASSIFICATION OF PARTIES

Judge Cooper has written sere. OF Nos upon certain
doc,,incs put forth in tho Nor,h American Reriew-io
which he has Just published .'POsfscript In the Co
iunbis Times. La this article he processes stake birds
eye OF the prospect before u.s. He brings in the
question of tn Presidential electon--wiih aud
curious elastic alton OF Parties lie says there hrco
par- II, the Uuou'-l.t. The National Republicans, Tor
the candidate Of th, party tor tho
next Presidency, is MIR Daniel Webster. who. in his
speech Psburg. July 8. 1888 svowsd his Jetcruna
ton never Civ. up the American System aud the pro
lection oil siiona Industry. lie will supported by
the while Of the New En-, land Safes tho vote in un
broken phslsD, aud Peihdps by Pennsylvania aud Ohio.
For Mr. Cay sees aud feels hs cannot succeed, and
probably will nos be q candidates for he carry mel
ther he North the Sou H. aud not much oil the West
I'd The sdherents Of Jackson snJ an Burru-whom by
the by he does not pretend to describe by their political
docirnes.nd 3D. .1he third aud tho minor division, 10
the Stale Rights Party; adopting the doctrines OF MIR
Jeflers0ns Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions. aud the
remedy Of Notification therein recommended against
The usWpdfo',s and expressions ~ The General GoUeri
nen As yet whole S,ao adhrrcs 10 these DOCTRINES
South Carolina but her principles gaining ground
very percepuby in Virginia, North Carolina. Gcorgis
Alabama aud Mississippi: and they must ultimately be-
the poic.l creed OF the States South OF tho Poo-
Judge TO the results Of The recent Elections in Alabama
and Georgia, where his Nuhhcaion party sneafly over
whelmsd by the voice oi tho Peopic-AIer this singular
Cassiic c 10 sAtc that Ihe other candi
dates proposed for the Presidency, Col Johnson. Mr.
Mclean, MIR. Leigh, Mr. Tazeweli, are TOO little known
10 be formidable Of their STATES and Distrcts
Mr. Clay, consider hOrs de combat: for he cannot
command one North Eastern, Sou'hern Stae: and
In Pennsylvania and Ohio, he has formidable competitors.
Soutn South doctrines. Tor
them alone. She has candidate to propose Mr.. Cal
houn too wise too independent high minded, he
drag chain on his honest aud honorable State. His
DAY has not yet come
Finally, he Judge Co. comes this most lame and i'm
potent conclusion, that ,ho contest is between Mir Web
sicr aud Mr. Van Buren''tist sin that contest s. Caro-
Inns can take no part ths,sndng tho cousoIda
ton doctrines OF Daniel Webster and the North when
the South bow before the throne OF the orth
cede 6ght for her hbcrtie, aud no thinks IL proba
BILE that "DAncl Webster will succeed" very phlo'o-
pc1I Cla,c siop indeed, OF our political pAricsaud
very consoling conclusion TO which ho conducts us!
Clay SWt--The Romney (tIampshire) Inielligencer
advises the friends OF Mr. Leigh, TO withdraw him the
for tho Presdcncy-lt arms that he 'has rem
dered himself unpopular here and il is proper time 20
attempt to force him upon this peope.--It was quite
that the friends of Nd l.. brought him so carly
into vicwlt has done MIR. L. Injury than could have
'Telegrsph ia the lime. Now, what can tho Rich
we expressed prediction for MIR. Leigh Did the
friend. OF Mr.. Leigh in Eastern Virginia this move
nent upon tho Wing And il intended TO wipo aw,v
the prediction Of tho aonai Republicans tho State for
MIR. Clay! IL not the National Republicans " no are
producing dsunion among the Wings they are called
Is this State Rights party headed by Mr. Calhoun,
aud ed OH by tbs Wbig and Telegraph CLAY stands
pre- cmnent In the view Of this great people; aud where
shall we find enlightened as Statesman moro
the friend Of tho Urion, the friend of the States and who
has concentrated himself more Of the e cons the
telgen OF all parties! We prefer Mr. Clay, because we
prefer s principles and because he Is tho most prominent
statesman that he brought into tho field in oppo
silion TO Van Bufen."-THUs