Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13


POLITICAL.
MR. SENATOR WEBSTER AND MS VASE SPEECH
This effusion of the honorable Senator is going
the rounds of the Wing presses The admirable charac-
ter of part of it ought not to pass unnoticed.
1t is obviously intended modest very modest con
trast between himself and disngushe candidate for
the Presidency, TO whom Mr. Webster is, wishes
opposing candidate and whom his partisans are i'm the
constant habit of abusing and charging be
initial politician certain questions Of importance.
The following extract contains the very modest dsin
teresed, and courteous declaration of Mr.. Webster:
81 disdain altogether tho character Of
hope the couiuoo Of The country
@ e % @ 10 us GSeneo ana maintenance, rs warm
just praise all committed against every
thing which, IN judgment, weaken endanees, destroy
am committed gga the of local PARTIES and local
am committed against the slightest infringement Of original
ted against and arrangement the
o. the against any dsSsatiOn from tho
tension Of Executive power; and against any
he e people OF tbs country by tho power and the
oil me Itself am committed fully and
It thus that Mr. Webster places himself before the
world, with picture of what he committed for
and against.
We think that a liberal paraphrase of the part of The
speech which we have quoted, will furnish per
feet illustration of the character which apperts to Sc
nator Webster. The following will probably give the
more correct portrait of the Bank candidate:
Gentlemen and fellow .citizens know that Martin
Van Buren, is candidate for the Presidency / wish to
be his competitor know that Martin Van Buren, is a
perfect non-conmittal man disdain altogether the
character of an nncommtted man" He is uncom nit
Hartford Convention
am committed fully committed, to all its blue light
doctrines, and ever have been
He is uncommtted by any opposition against the laws
by indirect aid the British or Indians whether on
bleeding frontier ravaged scaboard stand
united to the full extent OF all that am, all at
hope by my vote against increasing army or navy
that occasionally the defence of smugglers and
barge bfeakers-b the Recommendation of ali loans for tho
prosecution of hositcs; and in fine might not say by
all the moral treason which of my friends those
days freely appauded?
Why is it then shat fe should be preferred TO me- as
candidate for the Presidency?
Aiortin Van Buren, is also uncommitted in favor of
high Tariff c0msaitted both against and for it
In 1924 went against high Tariff, with all the pow
GERS then possessed In 1928, lent my remaining pow
in favor Cd high FariR and have continued my I'M
abatcd support since.
Martin Van Buren, is uncommitted upon the subject
Of, Anti masonry am committed for as well as against
that Also as may he seen bymy letters &c
Martin Ven Buren, stands uncommted to both the Co
vernments Of Great Britain ard France while I-have
not in feeling stood committed in 1912 for the former
and deemed it irrelgous reoce at our victories over
herr and in 1884, for the latter resisted the three
millions opration for defence AGAINST her In 1896
with liberal feelings and expaRded views extended far
beyond my native country, | committed lkew WISE
not for petty localities, ike the United Staies) but
the Panama mission, and what is kngly Greece,
and still g committed against the encouragement of
local parties OF local feelings"
Martin Van Buren, is uncommted in favor Of Adolf.
ton. while in Congress during The war, stood
mtted, soul and body, the following doctrine and
certainly commended that the warthat wicked warwas
declared by slave votes and not the treeinen ofhe South
and long the Constitution permitted representa- ton
to be increased by slave population the North would be
led in bondage by the South.
Martin Van Buren, has been uncommitted to a broad
and loose construction Of the Constitution hut
committed to make il al MiaOs To- all zgee-fo embrace
high tarif-aH kinds of internal mprovement-and
National Bank. am for making the Bank "the Peoples
MASTER though am commitled-Gilly and entirely
acknowledgements making the Government the PEG.
pies master am opposed and committed aQains. the
people being controlled by the Government the Consti
tuition, and laws but rather by mobs such have the
bodness 10 muate public ships by cutting off The
figure heads-such as burn converts, and drive the
youthful inmates into the Streets unprotected against
BANK.
Martin Van Buren, has been iueoasisteaay uncommt
yea to that Bank al all times and on all occasions, while
l. with great consistency stood committed against in
lSl5-and zealously committed myself in It's favor ia
Martin Van Buren is 1ncommitcd in favor Of any
afistooretic entertainments of any kind LII, who
pronounced BY you, the defender Of the Constitution
declare myself TO DO committed especially against all
extension Of Executive power though it must be adj
med, that in seeking n take from The President the
sole power Of removal and comforting Jointly with him
the Senate stand convicted in the appeal from the
TO the old Wings Of attempting ncyease Tie Ex-
ecuuye Of Tie Senate, and Of creating iorty-nne
Presidents instcad Of oneof violating the opinions and
practice Of Washington and Of parting from the usage
and sanction, not only Of those who were the authors
that sacred instruments but Of those vino for nearly fy
years have administered the Government under it,
"Thesc, gentlemen, are my opinions have pur-
posey ayOwed them in order that you may the great
contrast existing between me and my only dangerous
opponent leave IL 80 your intelligence 10 decide
my superior claims, committed to those Of his in
which he stands uncommtted.
feel truly grateful 10 you Tor having sought 20 honor
me this day as the defender Of the Consultation be
cause happened occasion 10 unite IN yiegs Vgfh
Andrew Jackson and TO give 10Y support 60 some Of the
doctrines contained ia bis Proclamatoa when hc "a %
Tiously and truly defended the ConsGtntop ao5in, b
horrors Of Modification and Hartford Conventionism
lGioJs.
BLAcR YorEs-The Opposition have at,emp,ed 10
make much edo about the privilege which enjoyed BY
The blacks in New York, IL voting at eecons and fbev
ere nov iDdusrousy employed IN various parts Of fs
slate ~ endeayoDrng to prejudice the minds Of the poo
nile Van I'D Ls.t