Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-17

,,;ncinies Let then, lay aside their idle bicker.
rhanee entirely THAR conduct towards, and their
sra,ce respecting each other, aud each strive to be
'sn,s, in promoting reconciliation and in securing
,,,ss of the cause in which they alike interest
u; Then, will their mutual friends throughout the
.ry look upon their movements with satisfaction and
" instead of pain and notification Us they have been
led 70 do for sone lime past. Let their common
,a b.. Union, harmony, Cancellation. concessiun-
y tang Tor princp pie nothing for lnrn.-They will
bv prv,r themselves to he worthy Of the cause in
nr, they engaged, and ensure Tor themselves tr
@ winch will rcs"und from thu Atlantic to the Rocky
ypuras al" ''''' NIX oAJ VI Fu''uy u Tile Oulpi VI
McI,c'
And ., beauty Of the matter is that the Rrpnb
r.,os of Prnnsy lvania amusing themselves at the
,sg<ast Of the Wings They, are chucklns Il, the
<rn.i,ns between the friends Of Webster aud of
r,a-ri<ou-And we'll might they do so, if their o.cn
,licuoss qaaIrcls did not Justify The rotor, of The
Whss-But the Wings have much better cause for dis
,,,ns than they have. The former are quarrrllinu
.ami Presidential Candidatcs-while Mey ure merely
,,syu.in- whether A. b. G., &c &c, o. x Y and T.
&C. &C. sha! be the mere agents for voting fr par.
;alar candidate, upon whom they all profess 10 unite
ALABAMA
Tnr Signs arc proPtus TO the Union of the Demo
at. i.audcrdal. Madison Montgomery jackson and
Mobile have appointed Delegates to ,he Convention OF
I'ascaoosa. The Republican Committee of Autauca
ac called upon thei. brethren in the county to NICE,
:ni cuopcrate.-lhe Huntsville Democrat calls upon
'Ior-an Jefferson, Limestone. and Lawrence to aiop,
.r:.lE measures. The Mobile Register states, that the
~ Buren, Meeting in that town was fully attended,
~ hat their proceedings calculated their
rgiJH and triumph in The ensuing election. GEN VIM:
g:or was in the Char-ant the Meeting un.nno usiy
>. ped the follow ing Preamble and Resolutions:
Whereas, the approaching Presidrnal election oc-
pies large share OF public attention, and the necessity
IS 5ac"ne pressing, 10 prepare to meet it, give
-. r:fcirncy to the popular will and secure the ascend
NV Of those principles and which have So
crel,lr and unanimously received the APPROX of
prov,e Of this S,aie-And whereas this meeting in
mion with their political brethren through lout the
> who ha supported The administration of President
,ksaa and are opposed to such divisions Among its
o1s as might tend 20 the triumph of its enerncs vine.
+ ,le National Republicans of the East or Nui6ers
,hr South, or by distraction Of votes election by
4! Of R., much and so wisely deprecated BY the
,u.ons of the Inst Legislature Of this State-ae aux.
.s, cooperate with the friends Of the Administration
.Shrre. throughout. the State, in the coming election
And HhueaS it has become evident that other can
r is hrld up hroug hout the Union by the friends Of
go. Administration with few and doubtful exceptions
nm MARTIN VAN buren,, Of New York,-an that in
sl,ccss of any Of the other candidates now before
= .ropIr. the principles. measures, and character Of
CEN, Jackson and Of the party which sustans him.
at b. the .nercy Of their bitter political opponents;
lnreovcr. that such success only be achieved by
scattering the votes of the people that adversaries
IN clrrv The election into Congress- with the avUwed
:3,c and hope of choosing there Of the
,..e: none of whom they admit could succeed in 4
competition with MIR. Van Buren, before the people:
~ ;ese eratonS-tor the ascendency OF long
c-saed p:incpes-n opposition to political ccanery,
~ ,ar;r coa,lons-tor the sake Of preserving the eff
r.s;y OF the popular WILL and fair expression of that
a-an: 70 maintain that political cooperation with
:..:en Of tile opinions elsewhere which only
IN ,aao!c to achieve maintain any political good;
.hr;t:o!c,
s.<o red That approve Of the State Convention
,.>t 10 be held Tuscaloosa the first Monday of
it,aber acx: for the nomination of electoral ticket
o run in this State, favorable TO the election of Mar
n Van Buren, of New York, to the next Presidency,
ID TIN, be appointed to represent Us in that Con-
yoa:.p:
E.sc!rsd, That in urging the nomination of such
;srl We are influenced only BY the controlling
2p< ec,ed above but by positive preference OF
T. iaa Barren either Of his competitors. upon the
;.at PERSONAL fitness for the ofcehis eminent ab
rs and cxpeTi.nce,-h his political orthodoxy Of sen:-
i.-n:s identity with the Administration: and that pro-
At, and purity which i'll long career, extending from
noc 5oyhnod through twenty-five years of public life
present distinguished position in the favor of his
.a,,ynen has given his enemies nothing with which
:J.ch ms personal character, and ony such vague
s agains: his political course, constantly reite
,.e3 constantly rcfuted and put TO shame
Al6ama will soon be herself-The ill-advsed nonIi
.: Judge White by her last Legislature will be
,.os-seieI. The Who's will be toil.d-and her vote