Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-28

me ieadng Notification papers in South Carolina
"'cuy declared that they could support MIR White
supporter OF the Bloody Bill. The Nullfers of vr-
gh,o ana georgia, however thought il more polite to
1ecare Tor anybody for the Presidency in opposition TO
van DuTen SO that the Nullifcrs in the nth were
completely at issue. Who were TO make concessions i'm
order to produce unanimity in the approacLinp
contest Tor power' The South Carolina Nulhers have
mace concessions The Charleston Mercury the or
gan Oh te principal leaders of the Notification party
IN South Carolina, has hoistcd the White fap and
calls on all the adherens of Notification To rally nm
Ir"nny ana ,sr"te, oppression and sarery. What does
he editor OF that paper say Reflect we'll people of
e oouth ON the reasons given by this organ of the
Nuhers, Tor ITS support of MIR White. He says. ssThc
more we reflect upon this subject, the stronger is our
convection, that it duty to be passive specta
tors of such u contest We arc aware that we may 10
tainted with Inconsistency reminded of the strong
terms IN which spoke against taking ay part in this
contest Tor the Presidency and asked how can recon-
che TO ourselves That jackson man and one who yc
tedior the Force Bill should receive support from South
Carohna. we answer that since expressing our repug
nam 10 Jackson man and who voted for the Force
IN" VIC nave Decome convinced that much more than
he vation of the man. involved this contest and
now ieeI IT. duty to support Judge White for the Pres
Gency with PRoTEsrANDo against that vote and his
Jacksonsm down to the late session
And what does he say about a new party and a new
Dhher under which the State Rights Party is to fight
IN inc approaching contest for Governor of Georgia
reflect well, people of Georgia. on this political move
meht oil the Notification Party The editor of the Nor
appeals thus to the feelings of his political friends
- ms Is tle principle upon which the friends of the
constitution are now acting in other portions of the
Union Iheyharc dctermacd If oy cannot accomplish
M "Gt "ey 0o"d, at feoSt to effect much they can
For this purpose, THEY HAVE TAKEN ADyAYrAGr or
rHK scHIsM now EXISTING IN THE JACKSON Parry and
nave resolved to Cooperate with the friends of Judge W.
IN their endeavors to break down Van Burenism and the
odious asccndancy ofhe ~ School and in the hope of
forming new party, upon the principles of strict con-
stuctlon and establishing honest upright and econo
hca administration of affairs The White banner accord
tgy las been hosted by the Wing and State RIGHTS mar
ties III every Southern and Western State in which the
congressional elections yet over Ii is under
TINS banner That they are combating Van Burensm
IN NORM Carona and Virginia liz under this that
the State Rights Party will tight in the approaching con-
test Tor Governor OF Georgia. Under this banner the
states OF Tennessee Alabama and Mississippi have long
since oeeh ranged nor can any thing them from
their course whilst there the slightest prospect of sue
ceeding In their purpose
AND yet the Ngfers pretend to be governed by prn-
C'Ples III mr.. White IS an honest man, firm and
ueVang politician, he cannot realize the expectations of
The Nnllhers, should he be elected TO the Presidency
And lac were to realize those expectations could he be
considered as man OF political integrity by the Amer-
can people! Would the Nullifers themselves have con-
hdence IN his honestly If Judge White is the man the
Nuliers and ourselves believe him to be- he will disap-
point the Nuihers and Wings, because the principles
which have been the guide of the present Administration
VIII also be the guide of the Administration of Mr. White
Without ioreitng all claims respect of the people
ne cannot support the Protective System Internal Inn
provcmcnts by the Federal Government and liberal con-
suciIon OF the Constitution If he does forfeit them
what support will his Administration receive from the
Northern Wings: Misunderstanding the most solemn
declarations srAlnnct snPR,ort ns.rnes sAssuS<
fom the NIiIhcrs and Southern
wings. Is Mr. White prepared to do penance for The
support OF the bloody BILL Snd the principles of the Pro-
camation Has he promised the Nulli6ers to atone for
ms uniform suppors OF the Administration? How comes
At, that the Southern Nuifcrs have heen inducad 20
hoist the White flag? Is Notification TO be abandoned,
Is new set of principles be sarted Is a new scheme
TO acquire power to be adopted? We shall see and very
shoiy the development of all The political movements
to which the next Residential Election is giving BIRTH
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