Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
TO TIE EDITORS or TIE ENC UIRER.
LoYD $, ESSEX, 10th Nov, 1885.


On opening your paper Of the 10th instant, the first
thing that presented itself TO my eye the correspond
ence between Hugh l.. White and the committee COM
posed of members from both branches of the Tennessee
Legislature, announcing TO his his nomination by that
flee Of Chief Magistrate
As read the Judges reply, the very ideas contained
IN your comments upon it, which afterwards saw ire
sIstlby crowded themselves upon my mind ANY notice
of it further than your hasy analysis would therefore,
seem unnecessary but il is unquesonably the bounden
duty OF every Democratic Republican, having scintlla
OF amor PatT@ in his bosom, TO keep his lamp trimmed
and his light burning, long Wing OF more pro-
perry speaking, apotca gnis atuus is 10 be float
ing through The country, with his supply of Luciicr
matches and sand paper eebe Instruments 10 be sure)
for the destruction of the Constitution the great charter
Of our liberties.
The Judge, in his exordium very modesy tells US that
IN The beginning he srenuousy resisted every effort that
was made to his candidate for the Presi-
dency, but uuce0sng opportunities mutplied mon him
fast that he reluctantly forced to yield his assent
which shall not now be Withdrawn. of things
he says, ike Mr. Leigbs drvcopcmenis has been pro-
duced which now makes it absolutely and indispcnsably
important for the welfare of this nation, that he should
be ron for the highest office in the gift Of the People
What, would ask the inception Of this all-i,npor-
tant matter, and the sitting which incubated this pIodi.
gious political Egg? The solution Of the question is TO
me not very difficult. David Crockett and others of the
tennessee delegation IN Congress, went to him with
,crtng, as Justices of the Peace would wife for
her prvy examination to Decd for the sale of piece
Of land, which he signed sealed and delivered not To- be
reiracted; and desired that they would transmit the
to the Legislature Of Tennessee in order that il might
be recorded, which accordingly done and they
IL.
IS possible that the Judge may have been sincere in the
first instance, for neither he any other man. could
have entertained the most idea that the chapter OF
accidents could have brought about the amagamatOn 81
such Heterogeneous compound Gariffmen, Multi
hcrs Back men, &c. &c 10 elevate him 10 the Presiden
cy The term Piebald Coalition is barely strong enough
ard wish could give IL a hnrshcr eplhci. / Will
however, venture to call it the ieodcsc purity carrying
with IT the ephemeral elements Of IFS own destruction
lie he judge is not content with speaking Of the pu
riy OF bis own principles and Intentions bot his perora
ton must abound IN nvccye against MIR Van Buren,
hs adherens lie may call the Democracy Of this
Try aiacion and heap upon hat oppTobfum he pcases
Dut VIII tell him for his comfort cOd enough 1t is tina
inc wing faction might well undertake keep the
hdc rom coming in at Sandy Hook with pitch.fofk
as To Keep The Undertook gentleman from the Prcsdeu
a Chair, when the term allowed the presc llostrion
incumben shall have expired lie may rest well assnr
ed, that one Is feasible the other Strange to tell
(no Tor IN times like these inirabHe nhH,J the lie
gsiaure OF Tennessee passed sundry resolutions,
snongsi them IS ono approving all the acts Of the Nd
mnsrauon, both foreign and domcslic and blowing 30
ana colo IN TIC same breath they recommend their fel
low-citzen, Hugh l.. White, the Of Gen
ckson, when they know that he is foot by tn
identical party, who would il they could demolsh bin
and all the acts Of his glorious Administration The,
also refused TO discuss Mr. Guild resolutions the obec
Of which was TO instruct their Senators in Congress M
j. White one) 10 vote for expongng from their Journ;
the most ubiquitous fgmo with which they could bran
the old Hero and Patriot Wonderful consistency th