Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-28


dates.
We can think, give better account ofhis sudden
change in the dispositions Of the enemy than the subter
fuge that The Baltimore nomination "prenotnre or
that the result unforeseen which public opinion
had pointed for years. The real of the change in
the plan of the coalition was the total failure i'm the
promise Of which was anticipated would crown
their first and give that hope which inds
pensable to rally the scattered fragments of the Oppos
ton IL was expected that Judge Whites junction
with the National and Multiplying pseudo Wings of
Virginia, would have given them u glorious tr
umph in the Old Dominion. IL was calculated
mat TINS revolution IN the great and leading South
ern State with the help of Tennessee would have ex
tended The growing wave of antirepublcan opposition
through North Carolina and Alabama, S. Carolina and
mississippi Georgia. and Louisiana. But the first i'm
pulse to the movement crushed in the
defeat of the White, Clay, and Calhoun combination in
the last April elections in Virginia This has totally
destroyed the hope of rallyng transferable Southern
force, under Judge Whites banner for the disposal
the free consultation" If Judge White, after Virginia
had been so far imposed upon to elect Leigh to the
Senate, by adding his the cause of Whiggcry
only conrbutedto open the of the people the de-
signs oil the enemy and produce their total defeat what
prospect had he OF imbodyng triumphant White party
III the South TO become the subject of caucus arrange
ment, "gjter The neTt meeting Of Congress?
Mr. Websters engagement TO gather under his banner
Northern party ready TO go for SHE candidate
OF e free consolidation, succeeded like Judge Whites
Ills campaign opened with total defeat in Connecticut;
and his manned in Rhode Island, n sort of APP
panage of Massachusetts, has put him. home upon the
debateobe ground which Judge White holds in Iennes-
see, at this moment The result of the Joint operations
so far has seemed to satisfy the coalesced leaders com
pleteIy that there is not the slightest probability that
either White Webster can raise adisposable forceno
not single transferable vote from one to the other
so as TO make "A CANDIDATE" on ssFREr con-
suLrAroS, after The meeting Of Me Congress" The
pletely blown.
In a letter to Levi Lincoln, in 1902, Mr. Jefferson
"7he opinion originally formed has necer been
changed, Mat such Of tho body of the people as thought
nemseires Federatiss coud find that they in nah
Republicans, and could come by degrees bat
that their leaders had gone too far to change"
. This, the Opposition have found They find that the
Federal strength represented in the persons of Clay,
Webster, and Calhoun, ut Washington, begins to fall oil
in the States where local and personal aeous feeling
once gave cohesion Hope gave zeal TO the subaterns
Bank facilities having faed-nullifying gasconade and
Bank panic being oedno delusion is left to animate
the cupldy OF parsans, to enable them palm Off
further receptions upon the honest and unsuspe citing
Republicans Of the different sections of the allied fac
tons.
This state of things has left the Opposition managers
no alternative bat instant change in their plans 10
avert the immediate extinction all hope and that rapid
dissolution OF the fragments of their party, which they
discovered to be III progress Their last expedent is
found in the article we have quoted above.
The organ says The importance of a raliung point
IN each State rs too great FOR MOMENT dsrcgard
ed cas for 'cant Of a rauyng point Lsyond douGt
because Of distraction Of opinion to the candidates
spoken Of for The Prcsideacytha the Wigs lost e late
election TOR State Legislators C0anecc bv ,ohch loss
raeaney 'ccre rahopPiyto IN Me Senate of Me
o. StdteS, The character Of that NOBLE BODY aoOuld
nnaergG radical ehSn This passage marks two
av9ia the distraction arising from holding up two can
ddates IN one State they did White and Webster in
connecticut The dispersion of sectional and personal
tleehng which they suppose might be concentrated on
state lavore they think has produced uncertainty and
iaNty OF party feeling in the Northern States which is
last dssoving the Federal cement permitting many
ct The body Of Tie People, that uoueht themselves fdS
r@f'SS 10 ad TINT they cere IN truth RepuLiicans" The
Opposition are therefore, resolved 10 have Int single
presideaat rally ing point in each State to enable them
TO rally every where local grounds only to use the
federal amagam where it should be found essential to
I'm he lNnua pnft ha
double purpose First, it is to preserve that NOBIE
BODY which would UNDERGO A RADICAL CHANGE :"
~ an untramnelled People should be permitted to reach
tnen[and next, by bringing the election that NO
BILE COLLEGE of Electors where RHODE ISLAND
DELAwARE, and SoUTH CAROLINA can, with majority
OF their dozen members in the House, counterpose the
nlnety-ive votes of VIRGINIA. PEHSsYLvANIA and Nsyy
York, "hey Qhe red, blue, and grey Whigs) ,oM GER
AMY succeed an Debating The candidate aohO ey are
all 0pposed"
This, then, is the openly avowed scheme. Wikin
eaeN STATE those teho are opposed to tie principles Of The
dominant party are TO take sectional candidate rat
~ and make head against that nomination (the Baltimore
nomination. ,cah al The force they can command"
nc washington organ, after having given, above
SCI ioth the general outline of the campaign the last
number (the NINTH of " The PRosPEcT BEFORE US 4"
thus illustrates it by entering into details and exenp.
cations The lntegencer concludes its numbers az
follows: -
Ia the which probable no nomination being
Wing party tits subject fcctuon that candidate has been
uases as m Two W 5s Wg States o. %9 SO well worthy of their
ere ana among the People, in opposition the usupaons
our candidate for the Presidency the last
doubt mat IN The event before mentioned he will
po OF every State in which politics command
majority m IyI ~. -, 49,
% S ro SS.G M Of 'e sp9s party in which o
knowledge his great ability and respect his character that
when mas ons ceased to exist IL is, believe, Old
European aw That time bars
ne lapse OF quarter OF century should bar
o single error OF Judgment The opposition
Webster To the declaration of the
America SD T PoS So 6 company with portion
tempt to reason down Peudc and we
Dr. Webster
some states which nevertheless opposed Van Iren
we consider it fortunate for the country, these crcu
Stances That Judge White has been brought
asa opponent 20 the candidate of the Iegnates
as w secure him the votes of Respectable portion the original
Jackson party wbls will permit Wings In tb portion Of
The country for him, without
where their votes would otherwise nothing against Mr.
Van Buren,. OF Judge White,
what said ago when he WAS ire, Daa5 W.
candidate te party aud when the K;,nber Ca; r
wheodle the Judge off tho turf by
we then sai he toc hOne for the concern; Tic
event has proved the truth Of what he believe at
from seeking 'pcrec the goronsy crn h, youIJ
avoid u not tcnounce of the preonsions he Incumbent
the glory of Hugh H. White 800 ~
From what we huvc said,
u what course we should pursue, individually order pos
be to break up the sueeeson the only by which, it sp
nSn any one OF The states Connccn; Vermont example,
Whcfc M webster would b. preferred by
ouu unu9uO'edy vote PR NM ln Stute in which lie
preference OF The Wings might be doubtful,
solves TO incline IN favor MI Webster but sIou vote Tor lie
s wnGJyst ae might BE- whom majority Of the Wings
should 90 with that minority. ' 80 ' w
1t thus voso ..;.,
c candidate OF 'he be =
grace having the numerical majority believe to DO on our
@ 10 DC Deae" BY the superior tactics and discipline Of pos