Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07
TIE NEX1' PRESIDENT.

FOR JYfE E-vQUIRER.
to ntndc himself upon the public notice aud at this
particular time, save profound belief that every man
who proudly styles himself Democrat should now
stand forth and make of every honorable exertion i'm
his power in behalf of the Republican party bcinp but
STRIPPING, and hitherto a mere novice in regard To pol
ucal matters have consequently RETAINED from parti-
clpa,ing in the political warfare of the present day;
circumstances alter cases for, seeing the combined
forces OF Qualification and Aristocracy if YOU will
fedcralism, or, TO usc modern phrase "Whigism,"
united for the avowcd purpose of defeating the Repub-
iican party feel constrained, Democratic Republi-
can, AS one eheEishing the principles of Jefferson
Vrgnian feel it duty incumbent on me to emerge
temporarily from ohscurity und exert the little influence
possess IN behalf oil the party OF which am, and
trust shall ever be. mber. Recently the horizon
seems TO have assumed different aspect for appears
that politicians nay, those who called Statesen do
vigorously and zcalousy advocate men without re-.
gard To principles for how happens it, support
of the old Federal dynasty We Nation, Rcpublcans
ye w higs--t nominc sed non nature how il
pass, that you have become the of Judge
White for the Presidency Docs he in political aspect
resemble the elder ;he junior Adams does he in
the slightest degree resemble the "Clay" of Kentucky,
No, nc does not Every who will speak truth win
answer No. Why then yc willing thus wantnnly 10
desert IN the hour OF danger the darling object of your
affections the parent of the American system; u
1t because you have discovered in him some obaox-
ions traits, hitherto yelled in obscury, that you
have simultaneously resolved smother Your no.
litical prcjudces by shouldering hickory pole? No
am disposed think differently of these
movements. why praise-.why exol Judge White so
mghiy--and ut the same time and in the same breath
dsnounce Martin Van Buren, with much bitterness,
Administration? And have they uniformly opposed
almost every measure of the adverse Party ?-Nost
undoubtedly they have. How happens it, then that
one should be an innocent lamb, and the 'sohc We
nomous reptile? The thing is obvious every enghlcn.
ed mind party reduced almost % madness from re.
peated dsappontnents have length resolved to use
not only honorable but dsonorabe means to accomplish
their ends They have used their weapons until
they ind It nonsense TO them any longer and as
Stunning . White uniform, they struggling 10 steal
from US our own farms, and thus deprive US OF the VIC
tory Having already possessed themselves of one of
The most hourshng and aircst flowers that
our garden of . Democracy they not content but
are yet struggling to subvert and PROSTATE forever Mar
TN IAN Bnrcn the rising chief OF the Republican Party
But those efforts caunc hut prove Intellectual for the
White rose of Tennessee fading fast dropping
ana God grant II may continue 10 wthcr whilst it re-
mains IN such polluted hands.Virgininns Be on the
alert and suffer not yourselves be deceived by the
gue and artinl Vaccinations of the Wing party, whose
faces are apparently fair and whose garments
" White as White. wash" make them, but whose
hearts are black hell. Democratic Republicans Of
Virginia. Let unite in solid phalanx, and drclare
ourselves for Martin Van Buren, and distinguished.
statesman, William G. Rves, of Altemarlc Virginia
MUIIUS