Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20


2 nue Ss sryecs in his dcnuucistion the great Demo
tic ps1ty of The Onion, of which Gcs Jackson is the
END Here. are his words which were doubtless written
< before The preamble was cxpunged 10! there noning
fto which it is responsive in the resolutions passed:
sinscommon with large MAJORITY Of the citizens OF
Tennessee humble advocate of the principles
the preamble to your resoiaton; time and IN
creased experience have tended 10 confirm in the
opinion that the maintenance of these principles the
liberties of the people of the United States essenual'y
ssdepend.
sFrom the formation of the Federal Constitution up
this time, there have been parties In the unteo oaes
when they separated upon principles, each may no.
nestly believe the permanent welfare OF inc country DE-
pends upon asing The Government administered upon
the principles which they advocate and may honoraoy
osee fair effort elevate their party ead put
down their opponents. B ohs" attempt is made to
eyratc par,y not fourdcd any settled principles,
conposcd of belonging evorg political Sect hGring
no common bond Of uaion, that Of suiS TO place
of themselves in the highest office knoon to the Consta-
zion, for The purpose Of taong all the honors offices, and
4is oHoacsrs consider sch association a0hcher
posed Of many tcr tuches rhch ought 10 be
resisted by erer aco cos his country ad tOshcs to-
Z ;perycatats isl liberty.
10 conoiate the favor, orsocu.e the support Of any
man or set Of men belonging to any party, have not
changed, or agreed to change, any political prn
eipe ever avowed. Those upon which have hereto
fore practsed shall continue to be my guide in whatever
SITUATION may be placed, long believe them to
be correct dsdainng, as hope ever shall attempt
TO win any sssy topower upon set principles and
ahentoiPraehse Upon another.
81 Through you, beg leave TO tender to the General
Assembly my unegned and heartfelt thanks for this ad
dtional evidence Of ther continued and mistaken
6dence and for yourselves, be pleased accept the
surance that am with sentiments Of the chest res
pect, your ntsesvaEs FiJ. L. WHITE.
Here the candidate Of the Opposition in Tennessee,
boldly throws down his mask having secured his retreat
m the Senate and being prepared to take his stand in the
ranks OF his allies, the enemies OF the Administration
Tie describes the Democratic party which supports The
President and uphods him in every State ofthe Union
precisely as the basest end lsest
describe it, and he insinuates the progate charge of
Webster Clay and Calhoun aains! the President him
self, where he speaks Of atSdanng attempt TO 1otn
my to Poeoer SET Of principles, and then to
practise upon a"oher He adopts this daily libel of the
enemies of the President, to recommend himself 10
their favor and hopes to put himself and hts sa's&Fa
partly las such dsatected minority he can carry
Oft, Justly chrstenes BY hi Jefferson thirty years
ago. the head Of the arstocracyin ths country but
he and Bell may read the fate Of such coalitions IN the
words of Jefferson, which past history has VeShed and
the future will confirm The motive Of the Opposition
in alyng themselves with White and his scraps of the
Republican party in the South is resolved by the follow
ing passage Of letter Of Jefferson to Granger in 1904
Speaking Of the Federaiss, he seys:
" Their OBJECT, Meree7e is, hon TO return into potcer
under other form. Undoubtedly they haze bat
MEANS tcieh u.s. to diede Ike Republicans join the ,ninor
, and barter ,ciM atom for the cloak Of SAY
THE msosEY; Because Mc ssseiory IF tic Republicans
not needing Mem, seil buy ttens Te@tinorty, kao
ing other Of ruling the mgority ao giue price
for auziartes end Mat prsonas be principle It's true,
aprce, and they Mast Peg Thus,
BASTARD SYSTEM Rspubiicanism ,0M rise on
The ruins Of the true principles Of the Reoolution find
,Ohen this party ormed aoho oM constitute the majority
of it, 1ohch majority then TO dictGte CcTtaaly the Ee
dcraiistS.' i
But Mr.. jefferson adds
'''lT WILL BE f5uND ~ TETS, Is OTHER SINH
LAR CASES, TuArcRooKED SCHEMES END BY OVER
wHELMISG THEIR AUTHORS AND CoADJuToRs DIS
GRACE" &c.
. Here Messrs. White and Bell have delineaton of
their plot, and prediction Of the end to which i. it,
evitaby conducts them Can they pretend before the
enlightened people of this country that they support
ed by any but mcagre aud miserable minority Of the
Republican party which has triumphed with the PIE
sent Administration? Who embrace their cause in Vir-
gnia' The Leighs Archers, Gholsons, Gordons, Gil
mers Moores, ,pavenpor,s, &c. &c the whole Of
the defeated Congressional and Legislative leaders, oge
ther with their presses And how much aid did the
White banaer, under which they all rallied to man: in
the last Spring election, bring them? Judge Whites
strength, adtedto:Ee whole Bank National, and Null
throughout Virginia, not excepting Little Tennessee
What did the seduction of his fegncd Jacksonisn avail
Mangum and his Federal Bank and Multiplying friends:
Nothing What ddit do for Wilde, WHO had the honor
to be the first to nominate him in public address; for
Cayton for Foster and the rest of those wko deserted
from the Republican party to the Bank Standard He
<solemnly Romnatedby thatGo hnD odious thing Con
vention, and without obecon by the Nnllfers
ton Of Georgia; although the Cherokee counties are
filled with Tennesscans, he could not add vote to
the snkins cause. In South Carolina he is supported
scornng his pretensions. In Alabama, Dixon H. Lewis
Gabriel oorc, and the leaders of the Calhoun interest
for The most part, his supporters In Mississippi
his is that Hummer, the Clayites,
and Nufers. Scarcely Republican press out of Fen
nessee cougtenances his preenslons. Duff Green wac
the first to lead off in his fayorthe National Intelligent
chmed in for him the Southern candidate oil the
Opposition 20 hrirg the election into the House TIE
Bank-bought Noah, had pressed him forward for
the purpose. Burgess and his Rhode Island or
gaus proclaimed him after the same fashion; and
ear'r and hnvpa
ad him the Wing candidate for the South, al |
though the latter have since substituted Harrison
And yet this man. who VIGOROUSLY relies far ioeraby
decent poll upon tie fragments of the Multiplying, Ma
onal, and Bank aclons of the South, has the etfrone
ry to characterize the great Democratic party, which
supports the Administration and the nominees of the Bal
Qmore Convention purity not founded upon any SET
M se We se wag 9aEs
issue apon ths and leave il TO the ehlg htesed of all
parties to decide between u.s. when say that this is
direct inversion of the trath He describes his par
ty in ths-whch is indeed faction, composed of
RankiteS, Nultiters and .Natonais. The public will
stamp the assertion that these antpaics Of democracy
support the Administration, the nomination of the J.
Baltimore Convention, with character TO WAich
will not give
HFrom he Mined
Lest we mav-ssc charged by the forsetfu with now
as"rg assertions without warrant we beg leave 70 re-
capuiae and challenge Judge White or his trends,
TO respond and make issue before the pubic on our IN
terrogatories
list Did not Judge White write letter to Pryor Leo,
dated the l4h day of July, 1927, in which he gave 1t as
his opinion that il would be better that Cen jackson
should not be elected by the Tennessee LegsstnFe e
his btterest enemy chosen, rather Haa, candidate
for the Presidency be exposed the suspicion OF com
ing to the Senate to stectoneer' Did not Judge White
in this the strongest manner avow the PrinciPe hae
candidate for the Presidency ought not TO subject him.
self and the character of Senator to suspicious as'nt
ing the disatecstedncss Of the bearer OF
honors? And did not Judge White after writing let