Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-31
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,rt III llIics Oh the Wings consist in DIVISION
lhey viii run on Judge White in Virginia so long as
ne serves their purposcs1hey will run another Whg
to the Nortlund thus attempt to throw the election n
10 me rouse In vain does Mr. John T. Brown try TO
PeSuace usJhat White and Van Buren, are The only mo
0e cahuiuaes All the signs in the North contradict
MS statement Mr.. Webster is there held nm M The
gTrat " ig candidate Gen. Duff Green says that Mr.
webster VIII be the only Wing candidate in the field
y course that he 'eiu be candidate. "a WHIo" i'm
'he c baltimore G Patriot, presses this point:
S may VIII i not probably be candidate The Wings will have
up for aeEso man. b a ~S not Unite upon hin' Why give him
warm non his linz sn praise, of his chief are
chat more for his nu @0 % the most asks
But after announcing his belief Webster will be tho
Confectionery, look 10 the South aud " " W MO'ic Her,
@ IN M leqnre explanation Does General intend
@ nc 81 N9heIn Coniedoracy, any conde
Sa sI Va" RaIG@ the which they arc
in the south may desiS m % However much our Wing friends
geegTqSieai onS thew "a s r question Of the Pedenc
NoJ'h acting with tho same moycs.' - ''''
An article in the last Boston Gazette thus dwes upon
the prctensions Of Mr.. Webster:
M sf w EhIER has boen presoncdby Massachusetts The mo
and where Citizen who doe. NOT p known ~o p s"Gg Web
received With great Tr m 81 h I,iou'
e Co ,"b w'oIe A,n in people.
ea hr Wse spoken Off admiration; and
@ out on the contrary ready do his exalted merit.
friends Of the Statesman has never a9esbea and il The
duty e. oTM me ishs OF Man, viii but do their
Lei BIS b e be considered probcmatcal
hopes be with triumph and glory VIII mo-, M
Highlander his support Daniel viii move %
But of all the articles we have lately secn on this
suDeci letter published in the Easton (Maryand) Ga
zee Of the 18th inst is the most elaborate and best writ
zen Exhibition OF the Views Of the Wings, who lately
congregated at Washington The Easton Gazette ascrbes
this letter to the pen of Mr. Goldsborough Senator of
the u b from Maryland-Thc Gazette in the course of
It's comments upon this letter, says:
" In order to bring his readers TO the rght conclusion
VIZ that Daniel Webster is the only safe candidate for
ne hgs to support he gives his estimate of the chances
OF the three named candidates
"Again in the conclusion ofhis letter the Hon Senator
says let the men of sense and thought every where re-
iect that our Government designed 10 be admins
EIe1 Dy me ATTEST men, md just men, (such Daniel
Webster the Hartford Conventionist9 :'Mat 10 pace AZ
rs hedd man Tcno'cned for all tic of intrigue Ce
audes here TO Mr. Pan Pan Buren, mo do;,5f s 10 5,1o,
rs PTlnePfes md Sacrifce its ojcosaRd thai e app0iuf
mem ea subordinate 10 Ke Chief agis,racg (such
man as huge Whe) is Int to make linn The eciisp 10
country md Mc people become tie pictiins of Joih"
Were not fully assured that this letter emanated
rom the source to which ascribe it, from too go
aiey returned from the great secret councils of Fede
alism, we should pass itby without comment as the or
binary matter with which that paper filed but being
thus assured take il as the first instruction of the drill
Major acting underorders from Head quarters and as an
indication Of the general plan Of operations for the ap
preaching campaign
In the pursuit OF power the division Of the Jackson
party Of the country into two sections nearly equipois
cd IS an event not at all to be wondered al but ono
winch ~ destined to produce serious results The South
portion Of this purity strongly tncured with fhaf
sentiment most adverse 10 The preservation Of hc Union
OF the States and against which the Father Of his Coun
try so particularly and earnestly cautioned ALL 10
beware, mean local sectional feeling have resolved
10 unite their destiny with tlat Of a ccrtsin IIn,l ~,
son White, an old Gentleman Of Tennessee who IL
said to be a good Lawyer, and n man Of very good
character, and to cndeayor TO promote Mr. White
to the Presidential Chair Whilst the other portion
Of tie party in the Middle, Western and Northern
parts Of the country if unanimously, are Qcnerav
looking up to Mr. Van Buren, as the sun Of their
system, who to dispense the genial warmth of his pa
tronage TO them. The stand taken by these poreq ;e
decisive, and the feeling growing oft mplacablcAL
ready they have commenced with their writings Of each
other The Van Burenites have upbraided the Whiiees
as breaking up the integrity Of the Great Democratic
rartyaDd the Whiteites have extoricd upon the Van
Burenics, accusing them Of attempt TO force candi
date upon them through the means Of a Caucus The
van Burcniics say ours is the candidate Of the Great
1eInocranc farty-Ihe Whites say, is the candi-
date OF the feopc Thus troubles begin Mr. White has
two papers established at Washington support him
VIZ The Appeal-and The Sun-and TO these must be
added the Telegraph, edited by Duff Green Mr. Van
Buren, has the Globe at Washington, the present Go.
yermnen paper as his support and vet no other ono