Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10
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We Law before readers the Correspondence between
the Joint Committee of the Legislature of Tennessee
and their Presidential candidate, Judge White. Who
will praise his reply The Wings. Who are then his
political friends The Wings Into whose arms, there
fore. has he thrown himself? The Wings. ii is idle
for his Tennessee friends 10 attempt any further disguise
Ue is the Wing candidate in those States, where that
marty IL pleased 10 his And he has complete
" lost with the Republican party BY this test
alone let him be udged-and what does 's test already
declare: ..
The L. S. Telegraph "cas the attention Of (lls) read
ers TO the correspondence between Judge White ana The
committee of the Legislature The letter of the Judge
does him honor, and is such as we should nave
from him. Its sentiments will find response in the
treas, Of every who loves the institutions OF our
country and who would wish TO put stop to the torrent
of corruption that threatens to overwlelm them IN rum
The Baltimore Chronicle (anothcr Wing paper "liHes
n. snri of his letter 1t honorable and independent
II is evident that he dcspses the spois party and dis
dams to disguise his opinions He gives General Jack
s;n thrust under the fifth rib, DC DC.
1t will please the Wings; and whom Csc VIII |"
please
The Judges reply nd;screct, as It Is i!libera and
unjust He is in for the whole -,
There is no disguise aboutt He has thrown himself
completely into the of the Wings. they will take
himLadopting all their slang about the Spells party
and oonr further in drawing character OF his enemies,
which the Wings have had too much good sense 10 as
cribe to them In fact the very blow winch ie aims I'm,
At Mr. Van Buren, rccoils directly upon himself. lbs
oru friends the Wings, constitute the very peba!d Coa-
iiiion which he depicts Was there more motley,
and discordant party than his own? BY what setted
principles they bound together? What doctrines
do the Federalists and Nuers, hold in common: his
friends are composed of men belonging to every pol-
cal sect These very Wings, upon whose vote he TO
depend for his election politicians OF every hue and
character, without any settled principles TO direct 'ne
administration of afairs-They have literally 'ao cam.
,nou hand of nni0n save that of wish to place one "
rmseIrrs in the highest office known to the Constitution;
for the purpose Of having all the hohors offices ana
cmolulnents OF the government usulo'teu ny H''"
among his followers ...
NS.r wns more correct picture drawn-and we APP
neal for its accuracy to the scenes which are daily pass
;nu before our cYcs-to the various politics Of the va.
rous candidates whom they are supporting IN aI' ,
n,rs of the countryand TO the criticisms which they
are severally passing upon each others pre'elschs
judge White truly remarks, that such an aSs"cia'i' IS
q mere faction, which ought to BIZ resisted ny every ~
who loves his country and wishes to prrpetuale Us IL
bcrty." =, RI, wo
We owe the Judge one, for this declaratr1n- we
hive more cause to thank him than his friends
never has there been man mora misundcrSlooa ,'''
Hugh L. White lie had the character ct being pam
unapbrious citizen. But he is the very Martyr OF a'
biiion-lL was said that no uian was ever more u
to his friends What will Gen. Jackson now .H'ik Oh
his friendship He was supposed to be man "I e 81
wind and great discretion. What will the worlu say VI
thc Letter before US; lie considered calm man
almost as Guild and passioncss as sa'n-bu, "i,,e
there more violen and indecent, and ranking attacS
upon Competitor and his friends, than lnS e''e' VI -
T. White, to the Tennessee Committee: >.
Even the good People Of Tennessee must d;SapPloee
Of it, tone and insinuations They seem 10 DC Fous"
from, their apatly-and protesting against 'i'I %ra,
their servants in the Legislature. The Memphis zen
Gazette Of the 29d ut says: ,. III;
On Saturday the Oath instant, the Democratic G,u-
CONS of Fayctte county, Tennessee, will hold he't"s
in the town of Sommerville for The purpose OF s
inc our Representative and Senator TO instruct Gu,
Sn,ors in Congress for Mr. Bentons rrs"iutIo
or Mr. Kings amendment This is the spirit Ms aF t.
sce cyiuccd; for surely this is desired by every
suJ we hone this example will be followed up IN every
e e"u IVY thrpus the State speedily too for the
Leaning of the next session of Congress this suote
will again be taken up consequently there is no 'e
snare or lose. We learn that Upton will hold NEE.
pr on the 9TH Monday in December next: we wouo
suggest the propey Of meeting for the
above stated Hardeman will hold her meeting; IN
y no doubt yea, Tennessee will h%ld net for demecra
ev and our sacred institutions, and against acl0uS aHo
rebeous Senate. ,ce,oa or the