Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-14
TIE C.AMPaIGN

lHc wings III Virginia cannot disguise the ~
are about to play at the April Electionshey will try to
gull the People by setting up false instead of The true
viii charge the Republican candidates with
being the predetermined unqualified friends of MIR Van
Buren-and without any consultation with their Re-
publican brethren elsewhere-and him they will abuse
as "painted Devl-for the purpose of Disgusting the
true questions before the people.
If pressed TO their oion candidate they will oc
morally upon Judge Whte-Ist Because his anon,
lOus party, not being able to agree among themselves
upon candidate OF their own, will take the Judge as !
blind to conceal their distinctions and as stalk
lnghorse to promote thoir temporary purposes
I'd They will Try divide our ranks with the homo
of breeding dissension in our ranks A(lcr tbrv
have used him during the April races they will tnrn
MN adriit, II they can any chance of success
iniy running one OF their mcn3d. They nav con-
unue to run Judge White in the South while Webster
is run IN the North, with the hope looping off SO mach
Republican Candidate on both sides as to defeat
the proper constitutional election by the People and 10
throw 1t into the House of representatives. where the
most dexterous poe will beat down the fruit Ian thai
body, thay will run upon their own man Webster or
the wing candidate, whoever lie may be-or whoeye,
may bid highest for their votes, and thus carry the dav
Weseize tins occasion to that the Tennessee papers
are inuch mistaken IN surprising that the contest will he
narrowed dowr to two candidates, White Van Blu.
ren-Some OF the Southern Wings may 90 Tor W hte-
perhaps Tor Tune, perhaps atoeether-but so the
wings TO the North of the Potomac They will disclam
Judge White, for they have 'other fish to fry What
for example, says the last N York ConmcrciaP
LIZ DRsrEAv BLANe"-lt will be by on
our first that the wHrE Tag fairly run p and ,h@.
IRON gnnessSe Is now before the country omul
Bgt let distinctly be UNDERSTOOD that @ eande
Am ao1sa their unanimous candidates from this
s i9f{ Sil never '"''' IT'S moo STA" Or s r DANIEL WEB
And re-echoing this language, what says the last N
lntelligencer?
TmE MAssAcnUsErrs NoMrSArIosVe n.cr, TO-DAY tho Al
dress ",e Massachusetts Convention, Recommending MI WrEsIrn
eddy many q@S S 5y%s We s c G nc SIg Ks
forward, the contrary there are =.
Ives we need hardly say ha, iii hni @ aeress For
e friends oil us Constitution 10 support Mr. WEBSTER shall
esIy and nglcness ofhea This journal bears for its motto
forget and to that sentiment true and know lis
we beg Judge White to place o confidence thcn in
the Northern Whigsand he ought to know as well as
we do what hopes lie is to draw from the Southern
Wings, who have scorned him for his support of the
Proclamation and the Force Bill, &c. &c1They will
throw him overheard the first fair opportunity which
offers itseit-lf he depends upon them he will be de-
eated and dsgaced.If he ever expects TO reach the
Presidential chair, it must be brought about bv the voes
of his party.
Whoevers the candidate ofthc great body ofthe Repub
ilcan party, will get the Republican of Virginia In
t's respect we have doubt friends will be united
Our candidates in the SPRING will 90 for the selected IA
vorlte OF the Republican family They will cheerfully
and frankly say whom they would prefer if the peonlc
ask OF hem-but they will not suffer the Wings FUR.
tier than making these general devclopemcns i'm f1
words TO take them from the true issue The
must carry the war into Afca-1hcy must charge home
upon the last Legislature the gross abuses of which the
have been gultyIhey call upon the people TO re-
establish their rights and punish their refractory
servants This they must do, and the result cannot be
doubted When these ansgressions have been punished
ana these rights have been renslated then we will dis
Pue as much as these gentlemen please about the
SION to the Presidency. But one thing at a time gen
urmen, it you pleasei
we have received the most cheering accounts from all
qnarerswe shall acquire the victory if we are true
to ourselves Let tho Wings brag as much as they viii
they VIII be beaten The last Winchester Viroinian
truly says on this subject:
IHr sFafN0 ELecuoSs.-The Richmond Whir braas bigh
WIN regard to the prospects of the Wing party the Spring ee
~ THIS state We have Ibiert
ana II ~ that If the friends Of the are beaten in his
contest they viii descrgo their defeat have every bng n
ugo en 70 aevy to uga1nty and Praden They the
elI SIDE ana utorthe experience Of the winter
hcy allow themselves to be
but COOL on and be by friends or foes they arc
longer to rank a. supporters of the Democracy
ud should cncciofwar Of right be- numbered among
themselves devoted" - "'"'"
To he Polls then, 10 tie Polls We repeat Leioh or
be freemon aoW you be slqUese