Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-24

New York machinery, and Arch Magician are ever
all this ssng What are all their party manruvres
their nickameS, and epithets-ther claior about the
predictions of bankruptcy and ruinand
their flaming haangucs about and despotism;
what all these but tricks! little tricks cheat the
people With Can people be thus cheated: Have
we come to such pass that niobnames damn
most distinguished men? Are the high places in Co
vernment to be attained by sandcring down opponents
and by flaming professions, contadiced by open
Are the people nothing than set Of fiddle strings
Tor political asprants to play what tune upon they
please /?
Far be it from me to couple Judge White with his
Wing friends-or rather pretended friends But, if lac
is to get their support viii be because they expect to
rise with himand with them, their favorte schemes
and systems They will him. if they can, divide
the Democratic party, and slip in of their men
II they fail in ttat they may still vote for him. but up
on the implied condition, that he is to rccprocae favors
Ills Administration is to be Whiggish. They have in
sulungly told hun right out Will he bite at such
bait No. He will spurn it from him. But many of his
real friends, really for him. We-be il SO! If
ey go Tor the man, rather than the party the prie
PIES, and the measures with which he identified let
them go. The bulk of the Democratic party will 20
against them And, if they willing to traffic for help
from their opponents what the friends of the Arch
Magician will not do. They will take beatin0 FIRST -
IT, however, the honest friends of Judge White are dis
posed 10 measure strength by any fair standard abide
tue result and act accordingly here's them with all
my heart And so ought every Democrat to say and
do III he be the strongest with his party he yht
to be he candidate But, if Mr. Van Buren, be strongest
surely the abuse OF his enemies, and the little, pitiful
iichn8nes which they have given him. ought to
duce to abandon hinl-to say nothing of the pancs
and false prophecies by which they have sought to
stroy nm, even at the riskno not yisk-but with the
oJricas effect of inctng serious injury upon the whole
country After all the sins with which they have charged
him. the sin for which they really hate him worst is has
popularity oiM The Jackson Party That's it. after all
by sustaining the principles of Democracy and wagng
war against Arlstocracy, amidst the BueLighs of
derasm-by firmly resisting the Bank unterrifcd
by the paRic-by sustaining the President aoains,
the ultras of the North and the Souh-he and his
friends have got n strong hold upon the affections
Democracy of he nd ,s III
magic, which damns him in the eyes of modern wings
but, say they, she has all the time, been Intriguing
and managing, with view TO the succession" When:
Where: How? Whilst his enemies have been eternal
y looking to- talking about and acting with an eve
the Presidency just though they had nothing to do
nor any thing to think about for but nakinp
Presidents, when, where how has he been preaching IN
and pushing his pretensions striving sink his
enemies? What have his friends done. Acted with
rant to the Chief Magistracy They have by and
heard INN assaied slandercd and abused like pick
Pocket-scarcey utterng word iii his defence but
lying upon popular intelligence, and popular justice
But, who is IT, ii tdct, that has been all this time push
ing him forward the candidate of the Jackson par
y Not he, or his friends; but, emphatically hi:
enemies Their gnawing jealousy would not permit
nm to shun being run for the Vice Presidency They
recalled him from England, for telling the truth Yes
for telling plain, naked trnk For drawing true dis.
tincton between the then Administrations and the pre-
cedng one as he especially instructed do by the
PRESIDENT himsef-thc fact has been published by the
iresiueht hhsei) Just as they are now endeavorng
to do, in drawing distinction between the President
and the other Departments of the Government in rea
ton to the French affair No. not cxactly-for, the Y
are drawing distinction between the President nO,u an
poioer ana party arrayed against himholdng up 10
the view OF France and all the world hostile division
IN our own councisand that operate upon foreign
power in relation a solemn treaty -" Must the Earth
quake, &c. &c.