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

POLITICAL.
NEW ORGANIZATION OF MULTIPLICATION.
The restless alnbton--thc untiring industry-the re-
voiutionary faculties, as well as feelings which charac-
terze Mr.. Calhoun and his immediate friends, Messrs.
McDulhe, Hamilton, Hayne and Preston. permit
any opportunity pass which he productive of
pubic cxcitcment-especiny in the South These dis
contented spirits unfortunately located in State
IN which the parish system of elections, like the
rotten borough system in England, puts the power
OF The State in the hands of mnority-and the
Legislature elected by this minority has iull power
the Constitution. The Governme mt is. therefore, MING
ray government The active cristocracy when once in
possession of the Legislature, which they may obtain
without the consent of ory OF the People in fact
the sovereign power of the State. Hence it is that
near so much OF STATE SOVEREIGNTY from Mr. Calhoun
and his jnnto. 1t is because they compose the State
Their will can at any time alter the constitutionmpose
test oaths-command all the of the Treasury
r sase an army by conscrption. by these they
nave -s-olutely subtucd the spirit majority of the
reope IN Sou, Carona,havng first driven the great
N.Y. to other Statrs seek s.e-.., and reposc We rive
an article in another column, from South ,.:.
which audcs with much sensibty the subject, under
the head of Emigration.
II is apparent however, that Mr.. Calhoun and his jun
to are resolved not TO lose their subjects by this sort of
cxpatriauon They mean, like the Arabian prophet, to
propagate their principles beyond the desert Hence
their new alliance with Mr. Speaker Bell of Tennessee,
under the shadow of Judge Whites name. The object
oil these conederatcs is 10 build mp Southern party
sectional considerations society, and produce such difficult
ties between the save-hoding and non-slave- hodiag
Saus upon the question OF slavery and its concopant
interests, az shall rend the Union The politicians
gagged in this scheme, doubtless look to Sovshcrn Go.
yernment upon the consolidation princplcs of Mr. Me-
DUNE celebrated pamphlet, the grln4
ton But they have, in all likelihood, intermediate
alternative to satisfy their ambition which they hope
accomplish by building up Southern party under the
auspices OF Judge Whit uu.. sectional, the Mcr
curry calls 1t geographical rcio OF politics BY i'm
bodying the South under Judge White, it is supposed
by the Machiaveis who his name, that il Will be-
come political capital 20 be employed the of tra
nc which, ON one occasion, made the Presidency and
the secondary stations in the Administrations the sub
nj cOTfrn rt fh.l
Northern allies of the Southern Wigs should not how
ever bring sufficient strength to the common stock to
enable The coalition to dispose of the Chief Magstracy,
tncn me Nuhers Will look to the accomplishment of
their great obectthe dissolution of the Union-and the
building mp power of their in the South.
There never better selection of a candidate to
subserve their purposes, than Judge White His position
inthe South wes-beng born native of North CarOli-
na-ving in contiguity To Republican Virgina-are all
circumstances well calculated gather round him from
local considerations the support of portion ofte purest
most unsupported and unsuspccng Republicans of
country Judge White himself having taken the com
Plexion OF his politics from the atmosphere in which he
resides will himself be the least liable suspicion of any
other man, and will be able better than any other TO bear
up under the impression which his recent are
so well calculated to make Then his friendship Of old
standing for the President, the great vorte of the
gon IN which he lives, and the great h. adj of the Repub
Iican party Of the Union will be used arguments to
persuade mutudes, that Judge White has abandoned
him to subscrvc the of those who disacctcd to
our institutions and at open with the Democracy of
the Union.
To party which alone succeed by practising the
grossest decepions the People beyond the malaria of
South Carolina, these strong recommendations
induce the adoption of Judge Whites name. one on
which the Nulihers might most uccessully rally their
Southern party His age, too, strong circum-
STAGE IN favor of the designs of Messrs Calhoun and
Bell After having lent himself TO their object he will
from his advanced years. be out OF ths-uuenunl
ambition They dt not look for sucSsr
tempt Judge White is ipie
When he shall have once cmbodicd1l
oPei.cd slic way, sacrificed himself on I'm!
upon the Democracy of the Union, then the dcspQl
spirits who now follow, will take the Lead and seize up
on me dsconicnts consequent upon the defeat of the
South in the person of Judge White to rive n new d.
rection to the zeal of the Southern party rallied under
his standard iobo.