Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-03

Tic Richmond Uhig and Judge WHis.
= The Editor OF the Wing is peculiarly unfortunate.
He dcspars of eecng either of his Wing friends TO the
next Presidency, and like the drowning man. YOU behold
hun catching ut every straw. During the winter the
wing has underworld to divide the friends of the Ad-
ministraton, by putting Judge White as a suitable per-
son for the Presidency. To pacfy his wg" brethren
throughout the Union, and TO atone for his g!arng and
fragrant inconsistency, the Wing Editor nssure3 his
friends that Judge White if elected at all would owe
his election TO the Wing party and his Administration
would therefore conform to the principles of " Whgge-
ry Oldest no particular principles and that ''the spos
would not be at the disposal of the "Albany Regency
What says the Wing Editor now Hear HIM Vir5ininns
Speaking of judge White, Mr.. PlSnElER1u1111aE|
Agives the Gbsgrd9thc SI0siSk, dast = ~
f0afsEoe re9niT&s6 of certain Senator certain truZ
ling and mnn-worship ridden Legislatures to erSS1nge
the resolution Of cenSUre passed by the Senate at The ast
session, OF the conduct Of the President in removing
the Depostes, ne can erpeet no independent mans sup
P0rt-@o HhigS at least" If Judge White will refuse
to vote for expungng the said resolution then in the
opinion OF Mr. Peasants ''he will be understood as quail
Tying the deroted support he has heretofore given to the
Administration" And the other hand, if Judge
White cooperates with Col. Benton, in voting to ex
punge the disgracefu and obnoxious vote of censure
why, then, Mr. Peasants says, he will snk to poia
Of degradaon too to.c for thought" The Wing now
devoted support of the Administration he viii not on
~ '.snk, but sink "too low even for thoughts" and
mat II he votes to expunge the resolution of censure
his conduct will not only be Gtsid aaa slarisk but
ddSfardly and (nrGLue dietu) unconstitutional in
to the bargain. How and kind this is towards
the Judge With what dignity has the Magician
the Judges head
Here is the language of the Richmond whig-the po
Itca camclcon and the acknowledged organ of the
wing party in Virginia Read and reflect upon his Ian
guage about Judge White, and Judge for Yourselves what
horse will be started next. King Richard offered "a
kingdom for n horse - and Mr. Pleasants vould rive
world for that would outrun the New Yorker III
Wing Editor trained Mr. Leigh for the next Presidency
some five or six months, but losing confidence in Mr.
Leigh prospects be has taken Judge White On and rs
500" as me Sping SECTIONS are cs0, Judge White will
be abused ''ahsurd, slavsh and dasardly" animal
worthy OF =. no Independent mans suppor--no Wing s.
at least Mark IT, the Wings of Virginia are usIng
Judge White for certain purposes and for feo months
only by May June, tfo of THEM will edo him rcve
renee The Wings know that the people Of Vireinia
VIII not support Clay, Calhoun, Webster Leigh or any
other of the distress and panc-making orators for the
next Presidency. Finding the Democracy of Virginia
and the wlsolc Union arrayed against them the Whigs
Sc0nssent gentlemen are making demonstrations and
boldly attempting, by putting Judge White to elect their
JTcnGS MiS Spring. Clay having eaten up bis popnla
ty, and all their other horses benu either
ed, spawned or sriug-halted, the Wings have become
sorey puzzled, and kindly informed the Jackson marty
not to trouble themselves at al-tba they the Whios
good souls intended to relieve them Of all trouble in
the next election by electing Jackson themselves
Notwithstanding these things the Whes pirate and
whine about goiiteat conSStcncy like hario about vr
tue The Wings the only advocates of liberty 0bc
cant word with all demagogues) in o. countrvyeS 81
Z" Liberty regulated by Law" No love of liberiy2no
love OF country-ao consisicHey-nO deeency b0nonr
TRUTH or talents to be found among the friends Of the
Administration Al The patriotism, and all the talents or
tic country, absorbed I'D cngrossed by the Wbos
Political consistency they prize above al price: they vac
III highly as Falsta ~honor In what their con-
ssicncy consist? Continued Glamour about what they
call the usuIpaons. The abuses the tyranny of Cen
Jackson and an infinite dcol Of Idle stuff and unmcan
ing slang about Mr.. Van Buren, No this il not an
Gen Jackson (say the Whgs1 violated the Constitu.
ton and The laws III reference the removal Of the De
posiies and has committed numbcrless abuses JUDGE
White was such Supple tool to approve and sane
ton The Presidents conduct and has given "deyoied
support 10 this Administration. neTertbcless Jndge
White is fine fellow; and, wishing 10 evipce TO The
world our sincere adherence Of usurpation and tyran
ny, VIC will do 80. by running Judge White 1rLo has
Cpy ami b0tMy SpPOrtcd the rcry measures icich ,cc
hdre SO i0HQ So t0diy md yeCmcny CONDEMNED and re-
Frotatcd Admirable consistency The usurping Pre-.
sdent, Gen. Jackson is disgrace and diahonor 10 Is
lion IS deserving an praise mud worthy Of glorious i'm
mortality! What expanded patriotism; what excellent
morality Agaln-the Editor Of the Wing has repeat.
cdy declared, his opposition 90 tie elevation of Mr. Van
Buren,, because he believed and supposed that Mr. Van
Bnien sanctioned the leading measures Of tho prcsent
Administration. This was conjecture as 10 Mr. Van
Buren,. Judge White however is kn0na to have given
devoted support 10 A. Jackson aud according 10 tho
standard OF Wing consistency il appears that " that
wmch IS sauce for the goose is not for the gan
The Wing has recently advised is "wigo friends 10
make "Fan Buren, Van Buren," the Test question
at the approaching elections Having obtained tempo.
ay ascendancy last spring BY panic aud distress speech
es aided by the false issue Of usurpaon no usurpa-
ton, the Wigs ave trying n new game They may
sing Van BOrcn Van Burcn" as loudly az their
longs viii allow ihem-but Che Wings viii find them.
Tho celebrated Comedian Edwin iuiles0ueisr the character q,
Richard oaeams " a horse horse! Kingdom for horse
ohl n f1rf gff t1rrf, ifffQss viz DO"