Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-02
An ..arailnble candidateo-WAnrrp

"a Southcrner" in the U. s. Telegraph declares.
that the South must candidate for the Presidency
thai Mr.. Leigh IS such man (as would answer) in
all things S0re oncand that is she is enough kn0acn
and that 'his friends have done him wrong in setnq
him up mark for the shafts of calumny, unprotect-
cd by that panopy of established reputation which would
him. he well known to the world as he is
to them. But the Soutlerner concludes with the
c!araton, that ''here standcth among who is
KNOWN who towers by the head and shoulders
above the other children of this our lsraeand that
man is LI1"TLETON WALLER TAZEWELL"
But Mr. Walsh declares, in the following paragraph
that Mr.. TaZewell will not do
"Aconepoaicn MadsOn,' the country
T. W. 1a=ene, OF Virginia, suitable
resilient lie ascnbe to im every merit and qualification We
however meodous e be- suitable candidate because he
critical for The Wings should strongest
Now, the Pttsburg Statesman has announced Mr. Clay
candidate What does Mr. Walsh say OF him? Is he
dydiiaLie candidate or not?
The Wheeling Times cries out ';I.et the Wings have
but candidate at all The u. S. Telegraph
substantially repeats the recommendation, by say
ing The question before us, is not whom each
one prefers but upon whom can the strongest party be
rallied? We are prepared 10 surrender personal
prudiccs, whenever others meet us in the spirit
Give us IA candidate upon whom unite, without n
sacrifice of the Constitution, and the great principles
which rests and we prepared to support him, if
can thereby union and concert in opposition to
Mr.. Van Buren."-Docs Gen. Duff Green mean to
say that he will sacrifice even his vore doctrine of
Modification his hatred for Mr. Van urcn2 Or isfbot
tenet slla part of the Constitution and does he adhere
TO his avowa that the candidate be a Nullifer?
The National Eagle, of New Hampshire, also depre-
course will be pursued at aprope season. with that which
has always been found be the best for securing the OBJ
iect in view-we mean by Convention, composed of
delegates from every section oftc country We trust 10
the wisdom OF such body in making suitable nonna-
ton"
Poor Cmlebs never more anxious in his search 0E
ter rife than the Wigs of available candidate
Let him only be an Anti-Van Buren, man--and it really
seems to be Of very little consequence what sort of
man lac is-what his political princplcs-lyhat his
previous coursc-whctler he be Nulfer or Consoli-
dationista friend of National Bank-of ational I'm
PIovcmcntsof National Tariff or what not
Gen. Duff Green is not always prophet The fol
lowing prediction made by that 'all decency" gen
tieman, before the Election in N. Carolina:
The Hon Bedford chance of re-
election (atakos excetc) 5obaa may
tomPle the rights Of ecmcu Bedford Brown
So far the prediction-and now the Jac! Mr.. Brown
has been re-ecccdby majority Of 80 Judge Set
tie, and all the ScdttoTingS.
We present readers this day with the Enquirer in
new dress But the spirit, which has animated il from
rs establishment, remains the samcand stl mistaken
FOR 80 years, IT has waved the ilag OF State Kghsand
bravcd the battle and the breeze while many who arc now
rushing into Notification, were concndino in the enc
mys rauks We shall never strike that ha0-but remain
true and faithful 70 The great principles Of the Repui-
party, developed in the Resolutions and Report
of !o and go. In the prosecution Of these principles
we contending against tie Bank a Bank, or ami
Bank of the United States. twas the first Bank which
violated the strict, limited principles Of the Constitution
threatened the Rights Of The States and first laid the
foundations Of the great parties the Republicans and
the federasts. Virginia The first 90 against HUt
any National Banshe be the last 10 abandon
her opposition, If she preserves the slightest regard for
her own principles consistency Under these prnci-
pies, we wish TO fight, not at all ne say more. We
have taken bounty of any AdministraiOn-we never
have asked the slightest favor Of The present We ask
nothing expect nothing, viii take nothing. In the
struggle which is coming, shall at least be ~ indie
pendent and dsincrcstcd any Of our opponents We
go into il with our hands unramneed by personal
will discam all reward Of any man who shall be elected
President, in place of Gen. Jackson