Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-12
FOR TIE E.NQ UIRER.
JUDGE WHITE

JUDGE WHITE.
"And why will you not vote for Judge Whi,e'" we
tauntipgy asked Is lie a friend of the Admit
nstraton Has he always supported General Jack
she Proclamation the removal Of the Deposites. the
bloody b. the Protest. and all the questionable dec
trnes which ha been promulgated by the President"
will answer YOUR
But first let me ask naW you selfsyl led Uig, can
reconcile it to yourself, to voie faran who is,
cordng TO your views the advocate of such monstrous
and hetcrodox opinions. Is it that you anticipate his
abandonment of them, the price OF his election
Then you take an apostate to yonr BOSOM and furnish
us with the strongest motives for casting him off from
confidence and respect Or do you believe he will hod
on his nnsiaked of notion" Do you anticipate
from his elevated character consistent adherence the
faith which he has been acting up for many years
Then do not charge inconsistency upon as, before you
nave Gast out the beam from your own eyes
Yet, l will answer you. We admit that Judge White
has been the supporter of The Administration. We adj
init that he has sustained General Jackson in his mca
far beyond the limits to which many of us
have followed him. We admit that he has Supported
him against acous opposition that knows no parallel
in the history of IIr Republic; against who seem
resolved to move Heaven and Earth for his removal and
their own elevation. Against the schemes and mach-
nations OF that party, set our faces 1T is matter of
less Importance whom may elect than that we should
Illustrate their views. We to put into
power Infatuated partizans, animated by spirit Of
lenting hate aud unsparng persecution. We cannot
give up our beloved country to men, who upon the first
accession oi power nave swept from their places the
most faithful officers of the Commonwealth; men, who
have banded together for the common end of pulling
down pure and patriotic public servant and who mus
ter in their ranks the most discorant and anagonzng
politicians agTecr in but thing, the acquisition Of
the rcins of government. We cannot surrender our
selves and tic LniOH TO the keeping Of the NijfGs IL
wise indeed commit the lamb TO the tender
ncrcics of the wolf They have 10 firm attachment TO
this noble conederacy OF States the glory of Ameri-
cans the admiration of the world. Their open and
candid parzans do not hesitate TO speak Of it, lon
ger object of affection vencraon ETcn in the very
heart of Virginia in tbe very Capital of this ancient
Commonwealth, are threatened with the dangers of
severance Of the Union, i Mr.. Van Buren, is elected
Hear the vatciDation OF the ewing, the organ of the
Opposition, the admiration Of the Nufiers, the Ajax
lebanon Of the party ME Prccssed scourge If Geneya
JGckSOn and tie chanpioH If .Ilige BLHe Hear b;yI
Virginia viii ncyfrvot for Van Burcn Hhcp he is
occtcd, Me c0nruiSicHS Which Mg h0Ro hGTo 2gegdcd
anu NE rise tOTtSo0 lure come aircddy Tcrc III
~ NO"Sdnd freeman IN his Sato, ,rhO viii never submit
to the continued rule Of Kitchen Cabinets irresponsible
cabas and fragrant corrupon and TO the deep degrada-
ton which the submission carries with IT, We know tile
temper tht PREVAILS temper as dangerous TO be tam
Pcred with that which resisted the tyranny Of I'm.
gland. LIT The omissartes IF H0n Barcn Jotcare 20
What and has it come 70 this That the Federal
Constitution is to he maintained by this consistent and
virtuous and patriotic party only in they get IN
to power; is the Government. TO be- pulled down about
our ears because they cannot yet into itY is the fabric
to be destroyed because they Disappointed Is the
election Of Van Buren, 90 be- the ocsn OF Dsunon to his
discounted foes, VIII they palter with the solemn
oath which has added The sanctions of our holy religion
to the powerful suggestions Of true wisdom in support
Of the pcrpetuiy Of tic Federal Union If this indeed
be so, we arc wise in waging against their prln
ciplcs, war which shall know no end but then
e1liiwtlOn? Patriotism, and our Olihs, equally bind
VS. TO support the Constitution; and 10 support il
can only be- propated by thc enjoyment of power
/ We must teach the dsiilectcd that the Government
was not formed for them alone. We must tcaol
them that no section Of the conedrracy has right TO in
elsi the selection Of Chief Magistrate from among
themselves bot that all bound acqucsce in the vo
of the nation whether tic selection DC made from t
shores Of the Culpb Mexico, the frozen regions %
the NORTH We must teach them that tIc people are no
10 be bulied into their measures by threats OF disuui0n
We shall not take counsel from cars lest Che stand
ard Of dsunion he raised by the restless spirits Of s
South and tc Palmetto o Modification be- again unfuf
cd over the plains Of Carolina We hope better things
from the yeOmaury Of that landrOm tie bone and 81
new of that country may hope from part
their dissatisfied ieaders We doubt that Che pcoyf
viii be found n support Of beloved Union as vel
among ilc cotton fields Of Carolina among the plain
and mountains Of Virginia, tho fertile lands of Penn
sylgana, the hardy Of thc West She busy indus
Try Of our Northern States. 10 is general and go
fious sentiment that pcrvodesa ranks, eycepf ME fg
Of tntcrested md dis0pp0tfcd pOiticiaRs With Mem
poccr the object Of be grasp They ssilllck To th
Union IL they c1n be made Presidents m iares
and Ministers Of Federal Government N The,
cannot ther ambition will clutch az o It'll jeadoi
] SorDeigRt!b and be satisfied with being the l. Of