Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-05
SIGNS AGAINST JUDGE WHITE.

designs everywhere gathering against the Judge
NORTH and South and all around us Weearn that he cannot
carry Mississippi with him. Alabama is already shiver
ing IN the wind-and even in his own Tennessee we
know that there are men, who will abandon him the
ment they md lie Is taken up by the Wings down
The Republicans. One of his saunchest dvocates and
one OF the most active in bringing him out made that
declaration not ten days ago But how he hesitate
about the complexion of his supporters? Who con-
cerned in the attempt of getting up White meetings in
Virginia! The Wings. What presses adv ocae him: The
Wings What politicians dscaim him here and general
y in the South? The Repubcans-ricnds of the Adlni-
nisration, and opponents of the Wigs Who were the
prominent performers at the great meeng (as It's caed
which was got up the other day at Mobile? They are
''men who have always opposed the Administration and
supported the Bank. IfMr Bell and the Judge friends
are ON his ruin they may Persevcrc at their
Pleasure--but he will rue il as long as he lives
Among the most unpropous signs which have recently
a~aa7-~e ~onld point outth movements ofthe Fede-
rass in Boston-and Of the NuIIifiers I'm South
lst Now, II was but the other day, that the Wing of
tins City dccared "Mr Webster will decline the no
nation OF the Massachusetts, Legislature; we learn so
from good authority MIR. Walsh sure that this
IS an utter misake"-and the meeting in Fancu
Hail. WHOSE proceedings laid before our readers
shows what little confidence is to he placed in the
ments OF the Wing. The meeting is said to have been
numerousy attendedand their resolutions breathe the
most enthusiastic attachment TO the interests of MIR
Webster They declare, that they 'concur i'm the no.
mination of Daniel Webster us candidate for the Pre-
sdcncy of the United States and tender TO it our dccd
ed and earnest support; that though others wavcr,
alter, or surcnder purpose still is despair
the cause OF Liberty and the Country but meet the
crisis with zeal well frmness and to adhere to
what we esteem principle and duty let who will follow
or who Will fly Here then have the flag unfured
IN Massachusetts, The Wings of the North will pro-
badly go for Mr.. Webster-not for Judge White. AS
the Southern Wings, therefore, even if they were to
concentrate their votes upon the judge unable TO
elect him, will he still consent to become tool in their
hands, to defeat election by the People, and transfer
it to the House of Representatives?
I'd But the recent Signs in the South equally dis
couraging TO his prospects Some of the leading ers
ofSouth Carolina taking the field against him. On
the 2lst u there great Military Review at Barn
well Court House. which succeeded by public
dinner. The Charleston Courier gives the following ac-
count of il:
On Thursday at ] o'clock the citizens of Barnwell
gave public dinner to Gov. McDuific, at which Gen.
Hoyne, Commander Of the Division, was invited as a
guest In the course of the afternoon, both gentlemen
replied to complimentary toasts by addressing the
ng and both took occasion TO disavow the
by portion of the party to which they belong, in sup
port of Judge White candidate for the Presidency
declaring that such procedure would be conso.
nance with the principles for which they had been con-
tending and advising that the State should keep entirely
aloof from the Presidential contest We understand
that II was the intention Of the Committee of Arrange-
menis to apply for the speeches. for the purpose of pub
lication.'
Mr. McDufiie followed ND the blow by a Speecl, which
he delivered the 25ih at Hamburg. According to
heAugusa Chronicle ellis exposition Of the Madness
The oy the stupidity of taking partn The pending
test Tor the Presidency, most powerful and impress
sve Would TO God that every State Rights man had
heard that could do the least Justice to il; but the
latter we would not pretend to attempt even if we
had now time to do so. u YVES rcplcte with biting,
whitening sarcasm, founded upon Tie most irresistible
and conclusive argument and must have satisfied every
State Rights who heard it, Of the utter impOFsbity
Of his honoraby voting for Judge White al all coun.
eDancing his preiensions. Who, asked the eloquent
Speaker Judge Whitey Who among his hearers had
heard Of him, till hc put up as candidate for the
Prcsidencysa perhaps in that prominent act Of
his life when o voted to repeal and blot forever the
Federal Constitution and deuge principles in own
blood And s. Carolina called upon in the very face
Of her declared principles to support this man-ths
" State Rights man., forsooth Ia man--an c6fgyi-
Mr. Van Buren, too was not spared and his character
and preensions did not fail 10 elicit the most marked
contempt Mr.. Van Buren,, it was said observed the
speaker conjurornay, the very devil hinselfl
And who to rid Us Of this devil Who was sudden
y popped upon the stage 20 make battle with him in our
behalf? Another PUachineNoi Now gentlemen oh
served Mr. McDOc, be il distinctly Understood, that
in this coDtcst am neither for Pnnck nor the DtUht
Gov McDuiie said he wished to be understood as not
extending his remarks against the improperly of enga-
cpg in this contest at al beyond the limits Of his own
State That he deeply regretted that any thing should
have occurred IN that State, TO induce him speak on
such subject az all But tina! papable indications, in