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

that should it be the misfortune Of the country for this
state OF things to happen, and be left for him give
ns vote IN Congress for President, he should keep
strct account of the elections year and the cam
dddtcs tco recsired The in his district should
feeere ms cotc for President and Yce President Could
there be any thing fair, more genuine Republicans
and can this be considered silent course as regards
the next greatest and best" He also stated there
three promne mt candidates before the neone MIR
webster, whose friends had hosed his flag and naied
1t to the mast Judge White, and Mr. Van Buren, Az
regards Mr. White and himself, they both belonged to
the same party aud had uniformly voted together
ecPt upon t'co occasions The frst-rhe Proclamation
Which received Judge Whites support Jut nor his
S.oonaiy-Ihe Threc,milon Appropriation, which met
WIN ms most cordial support but that Of Judge
White; That, as for putting much responsbility on
Andrew Jackson, he, himself, had fears. With MIR.
Van Buren,, he had been equally intimate and declared
he stood there The fricnd Of this gentleman After speak,
ing OF MIR Van Burcns views Abolition Tariff Inter
nal improvement by the Gcieral Government his vote
IN quaiyng free negroes to exercise the right of suf-
frage IN the State of New York, and many other minor
circumstances, he concluded, amidst the cheers and
greetings of the vast multitude Reference to the state
OF the polls at the close of the elections will show the
result to the great discontinue and modification of the
friends of Lundy, Brown, Butts, and Ruiiin Though
L, In my humble opinion, set up pretcnsons the
git OF prophecy, this much can say--that in
the district, who might be brought in opposition
Mr. Mason, coud get ctia siI hundred rotcs as many
as this gentleman. And, will go further, and say, the
same party with accord cW support the candidate
Of the Republican party for Presidcnt--be he Van
Buren,, White, Benton, Barbour, Rves They are
aware that to diride IS to conquer and evidence
OF this, only refer back to the almost unanimous vote
given in this district at the last election for Vice Prcs
dent, though it is admitted by all that Mr. Barbour lad
he Cen supported by the Republican party was their
first choice. And, now, for MIR Mason elected by the
unanimous support of the friends of Democracy think
of deserving his party and vote for a MIR .Nmijfer
or Bank Editor TO be Printer to Congress- in preference
to sfaunch supporter OF the he himself advo
cates-and thus prove recreant TO his trust No. he
needs not the advice of "onc who voted for Lundy -
Mr. Mason will support principle, adeG by reason,
truth and sound discretion undaccd and lnnfindfd of the
abuse Prase of his enemies, the Wings. And should
it be the pleasure of the Republican party in Congress
to elevate him to the Chair OF Speaker,
which the Wings greatly fear) hs exalted abilities ac
companicd by such moral weight of character, must
add dignity TO the House, and thus realise the fondest
hopes of his friends and prove just of congratu
aon throughout the entire ranks of the Democracy of
the land.
ONE WHO VOTED FOR SPRATLEY
Do The Petersburg Constellation will please copy above