Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-12

sure passed by the Senate taken by yeas
Of Of the President removing THEN rose and
nS % 'S on 1' tho , s'r. n ou0"
t;s u, 'oas would marx Upon this notion without
that glide. pu we're aRra as follows '"' nays
lash invented the Dc Black Calhoun, cas tn Hnn
&c hare no DOUBT S o" S The, k f"%y,"' o
ss" i hS% s. %s BE: %s S.
Moore sh sosis SWIM SWIM 1r' psS
It er'iy win the Jude aGdromnon, Tyler wssga%sn
cy Of o"A and @oS cnsScl s%o" bGT"
tor s as s to F ,s Of e On King of
ma no, The ;isG obey a%adss @% Wright
who seek TO iia,tcr Jack.on by dis
SSs sadcrs' s oil as Hs s%iss s
,eit raarorsAip, as qualGn the
s fs1s ss,s GS ;Ss he &ll a.
ss a. ES wE" himself ,sdf TO TO ,,a.
every thing for one mans gratid
''1'hc public will look to his
course with groat cuIiosiiy.'
Comment on these extracts would be superHuous-al
most folly 1t would be insult to the painest under
standing to doubt its ability fully comprehend the i'm
port of these IT here plainly to be seen thai
you and your party premcdatey fixed upon the ex.nr.
ing resolution the best crisis YOU could create in or
der to ascertain the Judges willingness "scvcr the
Ties -is Willingness TO turn his back upon his old
friends and his principles and Join unhoy crusade
To disgrace Andrew Jackson and 'maintan the rights
and HShty OF the Senate, and rcbuke tho Slaves who
seek To Halter Jackson This to he the qucs-
uonlf he voted for it, he would ''sink To point OF de-
gradaton too low even for thought he did not he
was To- TSe an the opinions If those ,cho get maintain
their liberty Of thought and action" 1t was fairly test
question: TO try his metato try whether he would come
up TO your standard OF ''principie short whether b
opponent of it-a Uhig Ii was a s.crss" created for
the cypress purpose of ascertanng his willingness to re-
crivc the 6Tbc rendered to him. If he will consent to lend
helping hand i'll disgracing Andrew Jackson-the Pa.
trot and neighbour with whom in your own anguage sir
he had been in close intimacy for .forty yeSr,7-had
Dech long political as well as 'confdentiai friends
mad stack TO HIM through good and through evil report
nad supported HIM IN all his aeged usnrpaiions and
vloia'lohs oil the Constitution had always 'gorificd
HIM and '~orshppcd hn-aye, sir even MP to the time
OF the 'glorcatiOn feast and indeed mp 10 Tie Time of
has noininGtiCt-lf he will do fkis-f he will Tins nm
ccrcmonously cut the moorngs of all his ancie
ana irendShps-Men has he pockccd The bribc-then is
WORK Is he the man 10 enforce SSn Pa5y to
then, will he be UNDERSTOOD Us scrcrne e tics with
the man- worship and 'glorication party" as h,vin
received Uhggsm The price ofhis prosiutionas hay
ing "PLEDGED HIMSELF to resist The spirit ,ehich is
1reahng do'on erery thing for mans qualification"
!ruy dad you speak when you said you .torcsa,c that
Judge White acoutd Tie RISK of scvering The ties from
his old friends. FOR THE SAKE OF THE PRESI
DENCf' am aware, sir, that these serious and
grave charges but 1t has been said that erery man has
his price. Look at the tactics" of Clay and Adams
hen barerng for the Presidency. See how tbey for
the sake oi Office, grounded their weapons hostility
and came into each others embraces for the sake Of
principles. 7nothcr 'bargan has bcen struck and
you have the auducity call upon those who so ndi,
nahtly frowned down the other to lend their aid and
countcnancc to this. | make not these Charges upon
slight grounds DO not cry. out "Magician," "Inui-
fne'i )cEll,t without f1ctS To sustain me-
w MAJ was your language some time before the subject
o: tins resolution was broached il Congress:
we near (say you) from good 0"thOritg, that Judge
" White Will not rOte for Bcutons resolution for ex-
pungng the censure of the Senate upon the Removal
" OF The Deposites The news from Washington with.
" III day or two, has annoyed our Van Bu.li friends
+" extremely We have never seen gentlemen so cast
" down They feel AS the advcntnfcrs in the South
Sea scheme may be supposed TO have felt after it's c-
PIosiun The impression is unequiyocal, decided uni.
yersal' that the game is out with Van Burcnism in
=" Virginia -
NJ,
lar IN adeaaee and from such g0od authority Was
Mr. White beginning to nibble the bait held out TO
hIni was he Just commencing compromise of his
principles Tor the sake of Office fhc conviction is ir-
esstlbie- me impression must be nncquiroeaI dcoi
ded, universal. that the gnp,c had been begun-that
his principles for Office.
How srikngly has the prophecy of the sage and pa
trlo OF Monticello been fulfilled Thirty yeaTs ago. Mr.
Jefferson predicted precisely what nOao witness.
ing In letter to Mr.. Granger lac said
Inc fsueias's know that ao~ec (under that namc they
power under other Undoubtedly Hey Eue ba, one one
barter with the5 for M % S,h"sans jS,n Sac m'a@y and
osss,sc ie majority Of X. pulcaa-, needing them, not
VIII give price for ausiafies, end that pe principle
give p,e and principle @e coin a Pay Thus Iss
principles Of revolution. Ills patty * iotoJ
en- c e4aI ~, s majority Of it, ~A "sTiy is Me
But sir, to support still farther in the position
nave taken listen to other evidence. Others have taken
as'nilar view OF this matter The friends Of the At,n
nIstatlon sDSPcd there something "rotten in Den
mark at the timeand ''reccnt dcyelopements' 90 to
confirm that opinion The Globe saw that there v,os
something wrong, and expressed lis belief of an under
standing between the hitherto Antagonist parties 10
which you reply
The object Of the Globe s,abs,
ingbctwFen Judge White and lar, and tbtrr Il, mr.
his 1onnAii9n 10 The Presidency theirs
AK attention to The following from that papor hc rlobr
SION winch still Than Judge vote arai,t tho K.a
eau py ~ 'ong IN relation 20 the contingent three million an
aio '1sd Us that he meant "a iOn The Opposition t
w~ upon TIE lfcsicut personally. Wr briefly foruls,
INC isrs To which We nudc and leave People 81 T.nn,
r sncrc ' az Of The Psiicn determine how f,f H.
disposition Judge White IS dim
tossed iof temcnl Jackson, tho those be fepfo.eeJ
Sonc TINE before Mr.. B~ntou resono To- "a pn, Tho .o
tuHon ihIehehng hc President psufpstion
Wiz VS. 'nonneed ~ bc Richmond Whg, hni Jake
,o M"ut go" vote Tor iHc pfnrosiii0n The intelligence wa
WV. gwen to A Clap friends 10 Kiucty Lexington Re-
Tis RicHMosn VINO s,Ys, rHsf " .stranSr rsou ,,
Atrhofrr, wESEyLr Ma. ss~sfos Be~fo~ c,fts rr
rssiS8 hhsott1ioT JcpeH Whill SaNr VIZ rOt 80 r
Upon lis, Reporter SAYS Hyc shah feel M be.,,f ia
hs our cons, an then Indicate ifs preference m
Judge White Nj vao BGfcn Ibs Rrsoer ba .inre
gas ~ h'f Of Judge White, pub-ieg me-
Wien The announcement, 10 The Reporter
~ u tchnoid Wing dt credit Iga ndc tte
oP - o. 81 fsthef his uHcf ianding with Opposition. 30
Wt resolution, emitting h txpunrrs (which wa iusi on
several
w "',' nuii enh void ontunH 90 the
on"'oy OF he resolution viii y pfopo.cJ reped. Sir
benpn ana The friends Of the gxc no M ord eepune
'.Inahcrs crensc was o. parliamentary used
siif England
iy the whole ui the table, vat, eoui taken
~ W. ,, "P"a 81 M ne,s nron The amendment pfopsd
Would fto ecn found thni iuge su no have voted
iof she original resolution ar tte ssfcanoe W. etfe
ou5 ui you'll have nsi,e On bic substitute s5sgfed ~
rf7Dfs Alf Bcpt0n bis sca 10 know bstbr III