Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-05
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wings or minority of his own party for the mere pur
poses oil division.
The Wings in Virginia appear to be at some loss abou,
their movements They are much divided among them
SeNcS-ahu Rough they rail at us for committa
YET .iiey are as little disposed commit themselves
they will tell us whom they for (vz: Mr. Van
buren, but the great body of them will not tell us
schom they torWe, for our own parts are dsnosed
Tor short time, Mt least, consult their convenience
and wait on their movcmcnts-Thcre arc some of them
lnueed ana we mean by these of the nullifying
wing OF the Wing army of Virginia, who would declare
Tor Judge White, if they could get any thing by IL
we shall probably yet this diversion made.but
we begin to suspect, that this movement will not meet
the concurrence OF their brethren to the South of
us. Inc intelllgencer would doubt be very will
mig, TO sec such "nomination, though it ght be
me trlck OF the Nullihers But, many of those pol
tcians in Georgia and South Carolina seem UNWILLING To
go the whole hgueIf asked for the reasons of
this opinion, what better authority can we reIv ON tan
the Charleston Mercury 0he very oracle of Nullifco
on) and the Augusta Chronicle an affiliated brother of
the craft The Mercury of the Both holds the following
pnquahhed language upon this subject:
~ he able Jealous, and independent Editor ofthc Au
gusta Afo,fc expresses his decided Interpretation of
e P oposaI ,haI me state Rights mon of the South
should support Judge WnIrE against MARr1N AZ BU-
KES, for the Presidency The Chronicle IL rrbt Indie
W',rE must notony abandon his whole hog Jaobsonisn
lis vote for the Force Bill before the State Rits part
can ai1 ofhim as a man 10 whom thcyc0uld give vote
Rather lei VAS BupES he elected thar Tins s,,rrs, ~
the high ground which We stand Il may b, csii.d
"imPfacucabe, &c, bat had better have no i,fiuee
any Presidential election than ,yf.,e,d fl,e - -
IN the scramble for federal office and cmoiumcnt
We seize this opportunity also lay before our readers
the following article from another Southern papeIbut
attached 70 different Sect and issued in the very atos
Phere OF Nathaniel Macon HIMSELF nj. the Waryenton
Repoyfer:-
''PREsIDEScY-Wc perceive that HuGH l.. Wnrrg
has been nominated from several quarters IS Candidate
Tor the Presidency Some of these nominations have
proceeded from the friends of the Administration We
hope that the Jackson who are inclined to support
Judge White, VIII not upon further reflection enter into
the views OF the Opposton and its purposes by
separating themselves from the great mass of the Adn
nistIaton party. II would be fols-ip the extreme for
the friends of General Jackson to
by running split uckct.-When UNI <S ~, -:
of success, and that, too, by a commando
thing can occasion their defeat, but a wa;
and cooperation among themselves. J
nomination has accustomed great Joy in then
pary-coloured Wings. Why because itfsV
by dividing the friends of the Administration 49, ~
the election Of a Wing Candidate"
*Thc las Lyncbburg Virgnan says 'n point of ability 81
W oipatosm, ani u tried constitution
MI Webster other entitled the lend of bc
secuted, Denounced and andccd KeHtuckian no
uvgenefay has not eachcdj whose proud ddan intrigue
those c arts by which little elevated pow
e. ald nadc and into proportions is uagp,iy
and uous properties, has aOuc kept BIN highest honor
OF the Republics and whosc nObc deeds of patotsn egnshs
grandeur tho sen nnnoaouo Curtius will posed
should coiemporay injustice pusce n grave; the applause
winch belongs not to success but 10 the which deserves
The Augusta Chronicle declares against supporting
Judge White because they threatened with MIR Van
Burenand aihrms, that .HaA-hotng is almost as bad
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