Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-28
POLITICAL YIEIYS


" present to you my hearty congratulations upon the
triumph of republcansm in Buckingham and Cainpbcll
ana nope to be able TO add other in this part of
me State before the month reflections has terminated
feel perfectly confident that the dcocDf;oa
VIII iaii in the contemplated result five do duty
But ITS mischlevous effects have been sadly felt i'm our
State, IN the deuson of many saunch Republicans who
they were aiding arstocracy and the bank concciy
ed themselves supporting the sound old Republican doc
irne winch has Tor lis basis the greatest possible amount
OF civil liberty 1t the least possible expense Time (thc
wscs thing in the word) will ultimately correct this de-
fusion; but II necessary that abour assduousy TO
prevent the injury which may take place before the heal
ing correctves of time viii have opportunity to act
know OF no cause of complaint against the principles of
Judge White, nor do think there will be any unless he
permits himself TO be Scduced from his high honorable
and patriotic course by the cunning Establishments of the
HtgS, or the temptations which the Presidency holds
to every lngenulus well ambitious mind within the
sphere ofits influence Yet would be in the last de-
gree idotic To suffer ourselves be divided when dyi.
sion is defeat. would strange too that we should
permit ourselves to sickle about minor differences of
opnlon when our opponents have many in their ranks
whose opinions differ widely the aatipodcs whose
noos OF State and Federal rights opposite as day
isfrom night, and who held together alone by the
charms which, ardent love of power place and pcnsion
suggests 1t will readily be admitted by every one that
those who contend for rights which belong TO every free
man. ought at least, to be as those who are
stimulated by love of power. We then support
nan tor the Presidency who cap effectuay concen
iroe the Republican vote and whether that found
10 DC Van Ruren, White, Barbour or any one else we
ay .'ot SET ms Claims aside with impunity We should
constantly recocct the maxim that division is defeat
and that 1t would appear overseeing o,s 10 ref,so ~
conhde candidate, for whose fidelity a-,or ,,b
OF our party willing to enter surety than nthcr
nominee Whatever may think Of Judge White OF
any other person, best suited for the next Presidency
we ought not Tor one instant to entertain the idea of
porting him, if support only take the election ont
OF the hands of the people and carry into the House
oil Representatives, where the vote as know is by
States and the small weighs much the large and
where intrigue and corruption may do for what was
nearly accomplished in the of Burr and Jefferson; and
what DONE against the obvious will of the People i'm
the of Adams and Jackson. Nor do think that the
is IN lkc tn
happy effect in the approaching election than in those
that have passed. especially If the Wigs continue in
power. The temper manifested in the Virginia IIegsla-
ture and in the Senate the United States last winter
leaves doubt TO the force which Hig Representatives
give 10 Instructions The point at which every Repub-
amount Of Republicanism i'm the Administration
and this will most certainly be done by union of effort
aud design for, am sure have the power, if we
choose to exercise it.But you relax your cx-
ertions for, it is necessary that this deception be put
down. and that be prepared to others that will
certainly be brought out. think il most probable
that Judge White will be dismissed after the elections in
this and some other States The little attempts
at trick and deception of which the Wigs are qnlty
may be laughed at when beaten but remember that no
enemy is TO be treated lightly until he is conqucrcd
And see large deception in due of prepara-
ton, for domestic consumption. The IT, S. Bank has
extended her accommodations Ia millions in . months!
he desperate spectators the soft skulled gentry who
Will be trapped by this accommodation will | think
her screws, which she will probably do with the
cypress view Of exciting the sympathy of the nation in
behalf OF those suffering PATRIOTS the endorscr of thu
desperate Spectator and sotiSkued gentleman aforesaid
and thereby induce Congress to her charter
Look out, hel, for squalls, merit fall or ,ointerP'