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

dsnyiny to him IN sntispation the appo;utmcnt &c h
committees, nccordingto nsagen supporting The Bank
lii imeachng the frcSidcntin denouncing the PRo-
TEST, and refusing il place the journal la word
they all united in making upon all the principles Of
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS whole system OF measures-s
foreign and domestic policy, &c.
we have called up these "reminiscences merely to fix
attenon 10 the mode IN which the Nullihersfhs kiyh
PRINCIPE party--wond now undertake vindicaic tue
doctrnes for which they have again and aran avowed
their Willingness to suffer martyrdom 10 90 ,,nto ne
dedth Z! Instead of choosing from ainono iher allies
North or West. their candidate fos the Presidency they
have chosen HcGn L. WnirE, n Teto man-a ProciG-
matte" 'nai-a Protest an-and worst OF ALL Bioody
Dtt m""--one who supported the President in every
denounced measure; aud iurhrr-onc who voted for
Mr Van Buren, himself, both Minister and Vice Pre-,
ne last as nominee of National Convention
that dreadful mode of dication which threatens The rn
OF the Liberties Of the People
Do the Nuiliiers violate principle in swearing allie
giancc to one who has violated. nay us they prc,cnd
elped TO crush all their principles under The wheels of
executive usurpaton: No; at all Their principle is
oget gree pe and patronage! at The expense OF every
Prne'p%-at the expense OF the glorious institutions
nade which our country has such prosperity and
happinrssat the expense of The Union itself of peace
a'ld all the blessings il bcstows
he Charleston Mercury says they qo for Iudrc'
White 10 prevent "A CONTINUATION and AID
M,.E5NTAIlON OF THE PRESENT DE'rESrABLE
put down "TnE JACKSON SYSTEM by the elce c.
lon OF Judge White, shall show from the den,ons,ra
tons contained in the articles of the Charleston Mrcn
~ INC li"ies' Telescope, and the Telegraph.
POLITICAL VIEWs
We commend the following excellent article from tho
Nashville Union, to the public attention = jJincIesr
prginiaR.
POSTURE OF AFFAIRS
we AGAIN make room for some reflections of our own
puh1ed upon what we conceive TO be the actual posture
Vi aafs, IN relation TO that subject which AT present
seems TO engage large share of the public attention.
tho next Presidential Election
we sSid on former occasion, that the election of
'uuyc PATE was noe'ibl~, unless thu Oppos sluiti
uie IN his support; and that union of the Nulliers onJ
aonals was indispensable to the successful cec tuaon
oi uat oolect We then vcnturcd assert the opinon
tha those composing the southern division of the Opno
suoh, ny whatever name they may choose TO sesonate
themselves, had already fallen into the measure
reuuy TO do so In confirmation OF this opinion we now
present our readers with the following quotation from
lne hchmond Wing, an able, influential consistent
anu violent Opposition paper.
The editor, IN assigning his reasons for sunnor,;r
Suuge "hiie, says: From Judge White much inichi
~ Elected ieectcd at ALL by the Wing par
~ nc would naturally and necessarily select his Council
Tors from their ranks, and modify his measures ,ccor
ing TO their views Here the fact is distinctly asserted
ana we are sorry II does not admit OF contradiction ,b
Judge White, II elected, must owc,hs success, IN H.
.l.s party Now, who compose The W 10 nor,,,s
tS1S poiVssins 'he Iiepublcsn principles Of I72s
lies J = ken fragments Of all former par
factions, now united in kind of holy alliance
under the scit-assumcd name of Wings? That This no
neral name has been assumed by, and is universally an
Peo to, all those OF every former denomination marty
dEioon, and subdivision of those opposed 10 Genar.i
Jackson's Administration, is known 10 every body
AN important suggestion contained in the foregoing
extract made with view of raying the Whys 10 5ndo.
White IS support, should produce the most scrio5s
thoughts and reflections in the mind of every citizen of
nc COUNCILLORS OF Judge White, 10 be
selected from the Wing franks and he is TO nodif,
ms measures TO their views; and this is already ayowed
ana acted upon by his friends ground of support
disguise the fact as we inayet politicians and inven
edors conceal the reality by every cunning device
te matter must come TO this result last that iftc On
position elect the President imina eria who BIO mas, ~
there must and will be- change of men and ,ncosn1
"ltn all proper Difference 10 the opinions of others we
would respectfully ask Tennessee to see these
ss te place: Are her citizens willing TO surrender
at discretion, the great Republican principles for which
hey nave been Tor the last six years successfully con-
halsg under the lead of the present lustrous Chief
Magistrate OF the Nation? We answer af once- NJ
Conhding in the wisdom Of an Overriding Providence
and IN the intelligence and patriotism of our country
men, we have fears this subject as to the ultimate
result To talk Of President, howe yer pure his former
principles, elected by the Opposition having il in his
power TO carry out and consummate the principles po
cy, ana measures OF Gen Jackson's Administrator is
taking OF that which sensible man ever did or ever
VIII believe. Can any one, who repll. :,