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

order To g!oryy Gen. jackson That he has given la
inevitable proof Of man-srorship That she has danced
to the music oftie kctilcs and the stcwpaus-Tha che
has not the 6rinness To decline lending his
TO knmLagThat he tx site capable of sgmyatkisine
in nations ho,,er That she has robbed the lustri-
on. dead of their just praises gu, The naiirblc prize
and magnify the power, &c of capricions "ioi Ne
| = Csn mts be the whom y,t suppnrti,iy for
the lrcstdfncy in preference Ia your Clays Cah' uns
Webscrs, Re, whose 'hOisess would have saved the
tn. other ,oilicc-scckrs," o, shame. Shame. But
suppose pltrotisn principle CONSISTENCY demand H.
Speaking "fthe nomination OF Judge White, you re-
mark
Judge White is said 10 have replied TO the Tennessee
delegation, in substance, that he had had no agency i'm
bringing himself forward us candidate for the Prcsiden-
cy, and would have in determining whether he
should remain one This is understood 5ushinp con-
sent to the sott solicitation of his friends. We rcscc
that Judge White nf1y possibly determine for sake Of
SON
Here you show, 'chy it is, that Mr. White has hazard
ed giving offence to his old political friends, or Me sake
Of (hc vain hope of) Me Presideney! You therefore
support limit is one of your proofs ofpr;ncipie,
| Discoursiny about the next Presidency you say
YAM opiae, ehuekc the difficulty which the W8s. find
e S, b. 1r Ea"d'r, IL the IoA Of % h asd
.hPwrsek Of the opss of the glorious party
we'll SIR, 1t Is truly strange, it is ainentablc cir.
cnnsance, that so 'great and glorious party should
Ind any :. difficulty about candidate. You have
found one, however, at last-and cannot but congra-
tulae you upon the choice you have made; for most as
sucdly at is the rock destined 10 make shipwrcck of
your great and glorious party. Hugh l.. Whitc-one
oil tue iront-rank supporters of all these Executive
nsurpatons to be chosen the standard against
them! The trick will not take, assure you.
| proof too, that you are opposed to stac,cs,''
| Urging upon the last Legislature the Importance of
making Presidential nomination. you hold the follow.
ing language:
"why should General Assembly move and ns,an,
oa ' s S s. a @ sses
saDy .ha designate eandda,s for Tn, presdsnsy
d'gu,'sd with the pre:en, dynasty and IL possible to
desirable to ascertain The union of all ,h
not S d a% ia be s tSanS that that
too soon n"'os Dc possible cannot know the pOssisy
General Assembly 10 eitricate dilemma and to
WHAT sir,-Iiugh l.. White '.to enforce jghig prin.
ciPlcs; Bnt, MS you remarked few days ago i.Thc
country has Witnessed many strange spectacles with
in the last few years, that powers OF astonshmen
may well be exhausted. 1t has nearly lost the capacity
General Assembly to extricate their friends from this d.
icmma, and TO give na,De by and through which sara
lion may be found" How strange! How cruel! That
wing Legislature should refuse TO grant this supp-
eating prayer of of their most devoted saints and
relieve you, from the awful "diemHa into which YOU arc
thrown, in your holy efforts reach ''sairaon Bat
you have found, ga nane by and through which YOU
expect to be savcd-lIngh l.. White-who according
to your own showing must be decH incnrnate-wlo as
you remarked not long since has been supporter of
all the violent, prccpitue, impcrious, and higli-anded
measures of Gen Jackson"a supporter of "tlat COM
pound of all that is deestabe and dan
IN practice modern Proclamation, Force Bill and Pro-
test Federaist imam worshppcr devoid OF patriotic
sensblity dances TO the music of the kettles
and the stew-pans nc, &c. And this is the man whom
you support from principle! 'Thcre hc (say you)
men to support Irncipies!" And you might have add
cd, g there must be principles to support men
In your paper of the 18th of January last YOU saw:
" W. know fact which authorizes conclude that
@ S 1Iss si H. E sss,
. s s S%esag Ss'Sos. ' ds and eoaquer
FINcED IA EVERY VEN A NJ S MEvEE
CLAIM rsr 90 n1ns Cas- HAVE 30
Huron and Judge White elected by the umcnny Wig
WLs could hesitate ~ isf ~et 10 l"1" % no
Now sir the sum and substance of this is that Judge
White "a man wlo has ilinchcd" i'm his yrinei
pes hffoRk) can have no claim your party unless
he rcnounces all his old doctrines abres the princples
o g present administration :" too, and becomes him
xmg ocn sics 80 h' S Sld aae G e SIS %
tate to sell his principles for the hopc (not sake of
office, you 'can have nothing o do with" supporting
hnIior, say you, we go for nothing but "princpic,"
and this is the best proof We could have ofi-Ths is
coming up precisely to our standard Of s'prnciplc"
IN opPosl.lieh, however, to my argument upon this
SUBJECT, you say:
ION: and confidential fis"d1ipe fidelity with which Judge
"s d 1s s a T dSs " himself the plea
But in full meeting-i and myself prescnt-it was Re-
Soired That the word mot, embraced in Q in the con
GLIDING sentence be stricken out and the word ehgs be
substituted for old man." In this shape it passed
Gnaninionsty So it must read follows:
,' lbs Gen. Js) forty years intimacy with Judge
Whc-thcr long and confidential friendsiip-th. 6d.;
y with which Judge White has adhered to hn-all these
considerations weigh not grain ohcn Judge White
does anquaedfy yield hims.lfto the pleasure of the
/
On the 18th of February last of the ext Pre-
sldcncy, you repeat
eve recommend little prudence Van Buren, editors Let
them not that me mugs intend support
number OF chances Kitchen and
Martin Van lufen the chief Of the diaocai alliance Ha
they nil HPp JJO,a IA. do ,pporf M he
. te Heyt PTcstdeHt u.
now, sir, here admission, that although judge
White has been so Lind to become rnold for your
sake ana The good OF his country yet you will be guilty
oil The base lngrattude of dropping him. if ami Otfr
man oil PFtnetptc can be found, wlo appears to unite
greater number of chGHftSF is this a proof of your
'sncery your friendship? But the last of this ex.
tract IS the most important Whom YOU do sup
port, will be the next Presdentr' An indeed How did
you lind 1t out By the Elections prcsuInc-for il WINS
but the other day you remarked
" There Will Ill all probability not be more than 10
van Buren, members in the next House of Delegates
" out OF l3l In Eastern, Middle, and Western Vir.
ginia, the preference of the People for Judge he
over Mr. Van Buren, is equally certain This is the
" the rest will follow, when the Capital falls the
smaller fortresscs submit Of course la this there is no
| " mistake 80
Well Republicans, " If in ibis there is no ,aistake
ground your armsit is than useless to fght any
| onger-thc contest is dccided-tle &" Capital" has
fallen, and the smaller fortTesses submit of course"
lon my soul It's true for Mr. Peasants has said So
and he known TO assert fiction for hero ~
indsputablc evidence of il:
We ask attention (say YOU TO a letter from worthy
source IN tiis county because it is less TRUE Of
the State OF Virginia at large, than of Tie county of
fluvanna WE 30 BELIEVE THEHE ARE SIX
" cOuNriEs IN NIRcISIA, WHERE VAS BuaES COULD Oh.
TAIN MAJORITY AGAINST JUDcE WHIrg. The render
must DC satisfied OF the fact from his own observation
. and the concurrence Of all information"
Now, sir, do not wish to proionQ comment will
/ On that l'l., 49,