Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-03

leading Wings Of the State! Good 81 Possibly Mr.
), n.g these = adherents to wniggery DESTROYS
TO keep Judge White in couDcnance there is no.
thing TO show that the latter not of free me-
gro suffrage for 40 years.-D.
Senator Benton and he Chef Just,ecs6i, Some lot
terwriters from Wasngton and soae ma. ,rs
occupied with report that Senator Benton il to be ap-
pointed Chief Justice ofte Supreme Court of the United
States IN the event Of the demise Of Chief Justice Mar
shall Seeing this report in many of exchange pa
Psrs we took occasion to point il out the notice of
Mr. land as his remarks upon it entirely unrc-
served and relate to point ofpubc discussion we think
IL allowable to state them They were, that he knew
nothing about the matter; that he had never heard il
spoken OF by President Jackson nor by any one of hs
friends; that person had ever communicated will hin;
upon the subject and that hc should not accept the a
ponthen lift offered him. that those reports were
ick OF the enemy to arnish the motives and to weak
en- the effect OF his support of President Jackson: a,
hey mad been Kept up Tor ten years, changing from one
ohce to another, and he supposed would be- Kent no 10,
years longer and all that he could do was to leave il u,
unc "a slow but safe aud sure operator) perform its
once upon tins report of the Chief Jusicesp a. had
done upon Its precursors of his intended appointment To-
departments, embassies, and custonl-louscs.
nv o. Be-.
The people of Tennessee appear to be awakin, from,
the deiusion the friends of Judge White were a,i.mni
ing to cast them The dsincrest.d uor,;on ~ r.
ennesseeans--those who seek nothing but the ad,nins
uation oil the government upon Republican prncplrs
begin to discover that the Judge is but AN INSTRUMENT IN
The hands of few intiguers and the Opposition to d.
VIDE and distract the Republican party They uso sec
ee IS not the most remote prospect that he can be
by The people, and that the which can be-
enec'eu py running him. will be the carrying of the Pre-
sidential election INTO the House Repfes.nta,vrs
Under these circumstances, they opening their ewes
TO the FOLLY ct acting against those who elevated one of
their most distinguished fellow 10 The trs
IN the git OF The nation, and faithfully adhered to him
through the difficult and trying i'll which he has
ocen placed The injustice, too, of setting M the will
Of single State in opposition to that of ali Tie resi- h
become SO sarins that but short time will eapse ere
the great body OF the people who yet have taken no
par, IA the movement, viii declare for the unity of the
party, and support the candidate of its choice
me nlcnPiiis CTenn) Gazette says a great reaction
mas already taken place in that part of the State and
rom nneicen-twentieths the White men have been
reduced 10 less than onealf The same paper contains
an extract OF letter from Bolivar giving an account of
vote which was taken in front of the Court Uousc tc
result OF winch was - for Van Buren, and only for
ter several speeches, division took place end the ,,
oerS were about equal for Van Buren, and White These
Snu many other Indications which have noticed in
uuce us to believe that in the coming STRUGGLE rennes
see VIII be found by the side of her sister democratic
contending with her wontcd energy for the cause
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