Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-19

V'ne rom uie seed and Then cngraiDg tho slips the
Mild vine, opens field Of discovery the vne TO
which no pereepnbe bounds eau be assigned. II may
Iced TO some OF the finest varieties both for the use OF the
table, and for the making of wine.
We confess sccpics before, about the art of
making good Virginia Wine. We are so no longer and
We congratulate cncrprising neghbors on the results
""e" 'hs'r experiments are calculated TO produce.
The PREsIDENcr.-The ~. Ineiligencer thinks il,
loo early TO nominate Opposition caiiddatebut sees
no harm in exchanging opinions now the man
nef OF making the selection And
give e separate projects Of the acnoi Gasefie and Of
the Rdfeigh Registr-rhe former, will be
recommends general cn,ion OF the whiv," to meet
next winter at wsshingtou1hc latter proposes TO the
south promptly to bring forward candidate sin oppo-
ton 10 tho heir apparent with Wow of lorest.up
New Engaud, who may also bring for W ard her cand-
date who may not be acceptable 10 the Sou~ro Staics
We are glad to see the X Register taking stand
The chance OF de.olsny the election upon the H. 81 R.
ihc Baltimore Chronicle chimes in with Mr.. wsl.h in
favor Of N stionai Convention.
The Telegraph its part comes out upon the o,c,op
OF tho candidate him -e-it travcrs~s what the Whir
says about Mr. Leghsaies "That we do no, believe that
Mr Leigh can bc elected; that although eminent in his
Po'essioh anu d~s-rvcdly popular with many the ci-
Gems oil his own State, lac il young in public ie ha, con-
ndence IN these times is OF slow growth; and that NJ:
Leigh comparatively unknown 10 The American Prople
Cb,vslric proud. spirited, independent aud magn.ninous
as he is his is associated with none OF those noble
dreds-noe oil those lofty OF the ariuo,s
puniic conflicts which have conspred to render John C.
Calhoun the pride Of almost every man who has been as
socia'd with him i" public lite. IL is our belief that no
man !" The United States has large share OF the public
ohsr VINO would unite the support Of large an inieres,
~ e Old Jackson party, AMI the same time SO large
support IN the oppo'Ion. lie has stronger interest in
view Epsiand than any other Southern man. He has
more decided and iniusDts friends the ranks of all par-
ues an any other inyi uA Of the several ,ar,e in
10 w"'en 'he country is cutup With rany Mr. Cal
noun is Tie hrs choice; and with eScepon he
l. the second choice. Ask the passus of anv Of The
several candidtes aud they will all you that if the
csno, get their rt choice, they prefer Mr. Calhoun as
ssccnl And Why do they prefer iiu II H. because ,ev
nave in his patfotsn public and yir
'ue anu above all in his fidelity administer sue
cessuiy and satisfactorily the s.its OF the R~pubc 81
~ tells the "hig that they Che pAssns OF Mr. Leigh)
pay Lut poor compliment the patriotism of yirpi.
' ~nen '.es ultimate 's, the pginia pride be sra
p"ment 10 The Independence Of Virginia when they i-
mate, 'hs' the only means OF defeating the transfer OF her
ssnrn 10 ysn Buten, is TO offer OF her ~
SUBSTITUTE Inc wing Is wrong LIS Editors are Nu.6 !.
ers By shrinking from The deieuce of their principles
'hoy nave indicated unworthy disirust oil the pubc in
tegeucc, and OF the p1blc rlue This is not the finn. 70
'aef IN Toe support oil our principles There is another
anu we lear an iasuferable objection to Mr. Leigh
Is The apprehension at his nomination III be consi-
"e'ou as mere parry arrsngemeh much so as 10
up 'ue present party Organization consequence which
constitutes the strength OF the party now in powcr" &c
~ Tue better destiny OF the Republic pre-, ss AIrssrs
,'Ay and Webster Withdraw from the canvass, Mr. Van
Du'en can be beaten now, &c. The withdrawal Of
Messrs Clay and Webster, aud the nomination of Mr.
Calhoun would be follow ed by Response md min. nj
men and Interests, that ouId redeem the country
Present This single issue, and once be understood
hs' we intend 'onAhe mar only the abuses OF the Adni
CtfiTf Igy
through s term, and drive Kitchen Csbiue in
70 immediate disgrace Aud Van nisin ouI be demo
shed before the close Of The session of Conrross
Let not the Wing suppose, that NE have Nominated Mr.
Canoun Our preference for that disng uishcd patriot
Is known IL has never been concealed. We have
been driven 10 speak in own defence I'm doinc
so, we may have imprudenty told some unpieassp,
ruins; bat they are no less truths; and no less worthy
o. me pnhic attention because they are So" Sc
h"p'ude"E indeed--but the Wing has some ..poeecv~
Tor says, in reply, We happen think that there is
such 'hg as policy, and that Cancellation is the peculiar
ocs'derAtu oil tho times but let come 10 entering the
oreHeh aud the Telegraph shall find himself like Alex
ander, alone within the snemy's walls We did NOT
shr"". when ti'c avowa OF bring Nuiliiivr was lar
more dangerous than now aud w"en TO make il; was TO
incur political and almost personal odiuu,."
Frcuy times we have arrived al, when one open Multi
ner ana another 'poieetic one fashion out Tor m
president OF the U States! But eau tell both these
n umSing gchcmen, that il the South is 10 have the
retden'' we have another sort OF politician TO oior TO
Tie ci,zens oil the Union, than Mr. C.lioui--snd il Viz
g'a Is 10 he hopored With tie SELECTION ~ have anotcr
sor' OF politician TO offer, than Mr. Leigl-ono who has
oeen an oicr and better, and active soldier than
nc. l.. has been--a State Rights champion, who has
ought Tie hgL and struggled ia delence OF the betIe
meh's Of the Cons ution energeticalIy than any
osher cinI~n oil Virginia. who will within the scope
oil the selection. -