Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13


Van Buren, could be elected by the II. OF R.,-and
Errcfrc that the Wings must settle down upon sim
gle canlidalc-n0t Wrbstcr-nnt White positively -but
either White or I!arrisonanohcr "ilr", after all The
anatiems which Tho Wing has issued against ''!ntary
clr!tans And after Gen. Harrison to" hos Just de-
c!arcd tina, he would chrcrully yield 10 MIR. Webster,
Fcderas', whom the Wing has denounced almost as The
very last oil pea this 81 ss:c phruse.
In u word, WIN saw so pic1ad coalition these
Whgs' No principle 10 bind them together-no con-
ceFt-no union-buI NIL heads md p"i"ts'
.hR JOHv G. .7D-1.uS-thc modcrn Lshmecl
Rs hard against Gerry and cr"ry m"" ""d against him.,
Mr. Adams meets with gDGrtcrS from any qaHricr.
The Opposition twit about his joining ranks, and
the support he means TO i've 10 MIR. Van Buren-but
nhO knows whom he does tn support: In fact.
who cares; This extraordinary man. who to have
all sorts Of sense but the right onc-coII:an srnsc-
has drawn down upon him By his recent letter, the
mcciIcss structures from all sides. he Boston Courier
(WhT) declares, that it hrteS iiA cordially be-
fore that This sentiment Of ahnrcncr has length
become part of our nature, ana the ndu cncc OF
such real qualification. it is such delight hate Ic
who has always been false and rraclIeruus 10 his
friends The very incarnation Of scsinrss, cnnceit, and
cnvy-lha We arr grateful tor The nc: inci:encnt lie
has given oar almost expiring aversion and contempt"
The n. York Times (Van BUREN, is less fer c;ous bn
amos. as cutting IN It's structures. II calls TIC Boston
Courier in the expressive language Of Dr. Johnson,
good haler-and slys all this resentment is ''eXpcndrd
poor Mr. Adams. whose last letter. true the
il Isias lost him the respect u" his old p"t!ca!
ciars, while it has failed to win him The confidence OF
those who have all along uppOS and whose favor
he not disposed 10 concilale. The Devil my
Gnotc scripture purpose: and may rely The
delity.ofa picture drawn even by John Quincy Aaars
II from personal experience" We know II - 6c Il
correct delnca:on But those vino ask, is Mr.. Adams
about to abandon the Wings, and Join lnselto orr sdc
we have only say: God forbid! Whether we. regard
h.ni as cid broken with the storms ot State,
whose political Inconsistencies in hls latter days, We
must pay all charity account OF his age and many IN
r,lcs whose faculties time has thus Tar spared
and preserved III their full maturity, aud whose po-
ca suuncrscls proceed from conviction, we have
only 10 say. may he he against u.s. rather than
with Ills is synonymous with defeat lie
bear about him evil eye that blasts all iial II
looks Honest and avoid the political circle IN
which! re 'ves AS il he were the very incarnation OF
the spirit OF mischief II they charitable to has &C.
ceul! cliies, they unwilling TO become iclr dupe
and bc!r victim. If they admit his vni'icS they curse
them when they the uudoing OF the CAUSE OF his
trends They want III whom they can conlde,
and they find in john Quincy Adams an example not
alone OF slInrsigcdness but OF rlckcrv, Hcachcry,
Inconsistency ami !aithlcssness II would seem as his
whole object through life had been the sacrifice of his
friends He is political Mephstop!'eirs. who seems TO
regard all political associates The play things OF his
strange cv"r-varyng will. lie Is not to he spoken
OF Is Feieralls Democrat, or Wing lie is Meth
ing more nor less than Adams man. and has whole
character may be summed up in w"rd-selsIness
No one denrs his talents his requirements but IL
seems as if there '.''ril Al BIS
elbow prompting him to peryerl them both That wins
pcrinr devil is The tcnd Ambition, whose prumptings,
whether for uucd fox evil find ger and wiling
ear IN The President We would be respectful 20 vensra
bearc We cannot but admire brilliant diSp!a % genius.
We honor learning, wherever found; and We owe our
thanks for long aud acticc public srrvcrs. But John
q. Adams is all old whom we cannot rcsPcct-a
man Of genius Leading to bcwlder and dazzling TO blind,
whom VIC cannot adnirc-of lea nng, book lCaTnin.
gled with practical knowledge Of tile world That
il than ignorancc-at We cannot honor
il and whose public services, long ana active As they
have been seem have been dictated by such capri
c,ous and selfish spirit that they far out topped by
the services o humber men, inferior 10 hun IN natu
raj gts and acquired knowledge They are his superors
in honesty and pure unscS devotion TO the cause OF
our country. Ills ambition 10 be political riddle
which 40 read. Out upon such men We
can respect high and uncomrruInIs;ng hrnness, cYcn
when cxertd bad but save US from the man
who seems to court your admiration only that he may
have al opportunity of disappon ng it-who seeks to
obtain your frcndspsonly that c may have an oppor-
tunty of giving you tho deastab1he last step Of this
strange man has been sort o denuncation OF his wing
friends and APPROVAL IN some sort, OF the course or
the dculncrats Let him reckon Is nc may. with the
former With all their faults, (and they !rgIon rs
we have again and again set t"rlh We confess tHlt LOT
his exposure of them have little 10 render in The way
Of thanks But trust that on oar side oi tho qurs-
lion, shall have accounts to open with hiii we
cannot trust hi. Should lac avow himself democrat
Tomorrow would not conidc in h:m. %.
90 Re too hare F0riStS!
We have seen various encomiuuns in the Baltimore
Philadelphia New York and other prints, Upon The beau
tiful display of Dahlas Of which these respective o.
ties have tJastrd Charleston also has reason 10
plunc herself upon her huwers-as the last Charleston
Mercury acknowledges the receipt of "a truly magnl
cent bouquet Of DaIias from the garden of MI NAsEN