Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-15

Dhoeatic ranks there many worthy and deserving
INDIVIDUALS, whose claims will be brought before the Con-
vchuon 10 decide between these with due re gard 10
tue webeing ofhc Republican party is of itself ones
uoh OF no small interest and concentration of strength
,hn particular is, perhaps OF not much less
'hah IN reference TO the higher Office. All this will be
accomplished, we doubt not by the proposed assembape
mat too Notwithstanding the torrents of abuse
ponents. - r W
we have already extended this article to greater
lenY'h IMAM we intended when took up the PEN and
snai now barely trcspass upon the readers patience
with one other remark II is to say to the Republican
party That IT no other could be discovered for
con,;nnsp @ OF inc approaching Convention, than the
continued and violent opposition of the Wing party it
would be worth consideration whether that alone would
NOT asuy our embracing the with reasonable
degree OF zeal Between their wishes and ours there
can be no aiiinty-and if we conclude that they have
enough to discover what or what
~ small feel ourselves justified in taking different di-
reehon-H Winchester Hirginian
MosrcosrRY, (Alabama,) May L.
guard Sany Of VA Ai b pSgh be their
their political h Frncpes not a m aea's should
be their polar stos The true question is moi and
an nmren % has been repeatedly asserted 1t is
whether our political faith shall be maintained cat all
hazards strength riucred away by our own feods
1t hte saying, that house divided against cam
hoi Siana ana me remark is equally applicable
rNriy The ''Whigs' would like much to see the cleo
uon OF President devolye the House of Renre,-
uyes;-Such result would be playing into their hands
we sbo"'a more than probable have Burr and Je
contest and in the end experience the modification of
seeng Henry Clay elevated to our highest Office ngo;n,
the popular will Such issue cannot be too earsfi
guarded dsgdinSt.-.4duertiser
HE ALABAMA NoMiNATIos-We have heretofnro
pronounced the nomination of Judge White by the Le-
gi'iature OF Alabama, premature" Our opinion ON
nat sabS~st Iel'nins unchanged. Although Conditional
IL certainly has rendered the Opposition more sansin
IN their hopes of defeating u.s. by dividing our party
he people would doubtless have to the determine
uoh Oh me question: 30 who shall be our next Pres
acnt with more caness and less excitement if their
leaieEs had remained SILENT and left them 10 make their
own selection Should WhsS and Van Buren, lam be
hed up as Democratic candidates. the election OF Pre-
sdent Will inevitably go into the House Of Representa-
yves because the Federaiss of the Northern and Mid
'e states, wherever they have strength enough will
run candidate OF their They are now iIexpori-
nehun" upon Webster, Mclean, ard perhaps Gen
Harrison, bat they will ultimately unite on one candi
Clay Convention of the National Republicans is al
ready proposed and December next the time set apart
for 1t to BE- held 49,
vi All The prominent men of the Opposition CLAW is
uhdonotedly the strongest. He can get eyery vote
hat ebster could obtain of the mountains incud-
ing massachusetts,. Delaware Vermont and MARYLAND
ana 80 lar as relates TO thu West ono can doubt his
PoPnafi.y over MP. Webster any other man of that
P IN me South too he woSd likely be the most for
i'uaDe, from the circumstance of being ViIginian by
birth, and hrs imputed agency in eomprorsino the Ms
sour Question, and also that of the Tariff.
livery Trend Vf the country should deprecac the idea
OF carrying he election into the House of Represents
yves. An should remember the peril which accompa-
nr1 uie struggle between Jefferson and BUR- and tho
30 ballots ngs that took place hefose an election W.,
mace, although bosh were ra9I -
ana not single electoral vsx
dent None can forget