Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06

lima, &c, upon Judge White II cannot be, that they
desire his elec,ionro suppose this u.s. contradict all
their actions since the downfall Of Mr. Adams. They
maintain all their Old principles with the zeal and
perseverance, |, Is not that they suppose Judge White
capable of abandoning all his longchershrd principles,
and throwing himself into the ranks Of his old
They know Judge Whites honesty, 6rnncss and
sstency well to entertain such hopes Why then is
H. that they uniting upon whose every princi-
pie shcy condemn and despise' ai,rn sir, that there
be but rational explanation Of this crcunstanccand
that is, that these Fedcraliss aud Nuiers determined
on defeating any Republican candidate have united on
Judge W. with the view of securing inajortes han in
those States by the union of their with those
Republicans who may vote for Judge w. Tor the purpose
Of debating Mr. Van Buren, in those States and thereby
throwing the election House OF
{, be barganed for Men never act without motives
and when they acting in con,ravcntion of their
wcil-set,ied habits and principles, there must be
strong operating
But luckily not left conjecture on this mat.
tcr-wc have clear indspuioble evidence In confir,na-
ton OF this view read the following extracts from the
leading Federal Bank paper Washington the National
lniellgencer printed several months ogo:-
n.es that Judge White @ se S sogs' SSgf these ssS%
Viii ~ % OF Tue eei'imat.s upon such grounds a.
.on party, whs, they viii permit Wings that poion
' Sos eoun, for nothing against Mr. Van Buca
sst'ag What course should individuality order posi-
, 20 lh up ane aeeo''on The o"l course BY which appears
Ssy one OF The states conneciei Vermont cxnre
shoui undoubtedly Ii any State in which The pr.
Mr. weSs,s1 Su should vote for the eaSs
S n s s, be whom majority Of Tho Wh. in The state
in"jo OF The oPpiion prefer JaJgc White, should 20 With
read also an extract frem speech of MIR Burgess
celebrated federal's of Rhode lsand delivered 10 his
constituents SOME months since
we tosph now, Cannot be defeated in August
gag men sa R7reseaar rho elect lrde.t II
Tie eS. Judge Viii. r a hs s.5 ws".s s m
tobs Il enough Executive araIi,es os
Wing, PAo asa,esman. Webster why shoul sneak
or plantation the Wilderness can, any state or Te
oy but eau talk and dos talk and tell The
He in
s9y as e on. native mountains, aud their
empess OF party shake touch his integrity Who could
sdsa Of ueod n es' mol DC proud ha'o sue" ma" for Pre-
May God country to run into Wilderness.
and eight years tia, he might c
GU, this moral his political Hercules clear again
WILL HE rHr HIGHEST cANDDArr rs rnr rIrc
erses rsr Will co,E
Sgr" nG" or ONE
.rea eovn. o St % .sD nr AL Snrs
sIrrhATEoi tSD wnEN rr RIGHTS Prorr
m We MIL zD 91o q RSdo 10
TER AGAIN Do ws R: T s IP PsTSTq STATS Ne
OTHER MANNER ELECTED II WIiIGo no PE n AMf
NG SE1N BY rFE ~ r dns sMA FROM
PREVENT 4 PRESIDENT FROM RIDING iNTo PoWER On
%hHAp SWEEP hwAY LAVE IS NOM eoS IF A NS SP
call the attention of the House to the following
from The New York Evening STAR published about the
ISL OF September This paper conducted by the noto
rIous Maj Noah, who was bought up by the Bank and
who now floats the Harrison flag =
wh fer I,tlt
M ana no error o" danger ~ supporting man of his Pu
ds "S % @n of IS s time We have perfect conf
yield to the strongest aud thus the country
country uto its present oSeirJ amS
loee IF The aoe c5%To% o zee Gs 20 Se1 ag .GSe
t sst IL tai 10 o , W. ggs say 70 ne {ead Of Gen an
In connection with the foregoing, invite attention to
the following paragraph from the United States Tee
graph, edited by Duff Green:
We have before us letter from Cen Harrison, we are
to say that such IS his ofte necessity oiga
ms own PIe,ensions AZ favor OF a stronger eandiLae
IN reIeuoh 10 Inc foregoing, read from the Alexan
dra Gazette another violent Federal paper the follow
ing extracs-ths paper was printed about the first of
October inst:
announcement, hcnorabs character and patriotism
candid by the iesd Of IF To Ws 10 , same frank
eana,oe and their preference the decision of people
ddate for The Opposition ground is CO.
.n GP'oo aud all T. PATS may At once unite aud
The merits claims and of boil, Gen rrari
Ana let II be understood thu! the Opposition
rfcdco Pre.ten Co., stronger or NIGER
IMAM either OF them ionnd that they their will
willingly unite N sieeng such nomination will the great
now call upon gentlemen in this House. and vouId
TO God That my voice could reach every Republican
IN The STATE; would sound the alarm in his ears and
urge him to buckle his and pl the rood 6obt
OF Repubcanism have read but few extracts; if time
would permit could drain the House for hours in read
ing to them similar violence Enough however is nro
duced TO establish my leading broad principle that the
contest now going involves struggle between those
great rival principles, the rights of the many and tho
rights OF the few they establish also the true position
which Judge White now occupies they show him TO be
IN the arms OF the Opposition, pronouncing him an On.
position candidate. Another material point BROUGHT o
light is the declaration i'm the last extract that f
stronger man tln either Of them found that thcv and
Their friends will willingly unite i'm efectng such
nomination as will the great objects intended
IAN any reasonable creature misunderstood who This
" stronger man is? haze pretcnsions MIR Sneaker
10 prophecy, but will venture now to predict ,bo,
Mr. Clay TO he the available candidate" of the Oppo
slton and that his will be announced in less Than
four months 1t ia vain for gentlemen close the
against the truththe facts which | have stated and
the differences which | have drawn again CHALLENGE
gentlemen TO conrOVcrt. IL belongs TO every man 10
THAI TO continue The support Of Judge White is but To-
Cooperate with the enemies Of Republican principles in
seeking their overthrow In casting my vote ON I'M,
nomination, shall vote what conceive TO have been
the will oimy constituents when the elected meas nm
adiyidua however, believe the nomination ought not
10 be made
have already occupied so much of The time of the
House. that shall myself W h w remarks mon
The other in the preamble and resolutions
nave seldom read document that was more ART
folly drawn than this preamble Its we calculated and
Tor a1g'h Iai know, intended present as many
different faces, there distinct parties sustainn,
Judge White. if it were desirable TO please the JVLgs
they will there find the Baltimore Convention de-
bounced in unmeasured terms If il were wished fo
please the NullihcFs their great champion Mr. Cal.
houn VIII find enough in the preamble and one esoI
ton 70 crafty his feelings And it it were desirable tn
please he jackson men, why he is styled our disn.
guished Ctet Magistrate, aad his administration is
! generally approved. Butif an enemy Of Gen Jack
son would be pleased 10 read paper that contained no
few cuts aud ihusts az the old hero he can be ora6ed
~ tins preamble. hcn aud things Mr. Speaker take
their hue and character from e Giro that sur