Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-26

Virginia will discard all person,I nred;lec,;on 90 g. 49,
hy entertain any for Wh and be found on the side of
prncP'e, hghting side by side with their Republican bro
tnren throughout the Union. Judge w. will weigh but as
leather IN the balance, when principle and
he Democratic citizens of Little Tennessee would spurn
MN or any other who would be used as ON in.
struncni in the hands oftcr enemies by which div;e.
ana defeat the lI,publcan party. Already do they he
GIN I" look with some suspicion upon the JUDGE lie
- found in bad company Bank mon are found 90 10
friendly TO his election, whilst he has pro,ssed Ia bc on
posed To such an Institution. The friends of protective
arf are also found supporting his precnsions and h
has protested 10 be opposed that The Nulfrr
are rather c1mornus indeed i'm favor of the Jude and
ne asrepudi",ed that doctrine Internal Improvement
men are now Uhte men, and he is understood To be cp
posed To internal Improvement by the General Govern
mcnt Anti Administration every hue and color
are now for Uhte. whilst he has supporcd every n,o
mincnt measure of that Administration 10 which hc
are now. and have been, violently opposed Those
too who denounced the Revenue Collection Bill as the
Force Bill the Bloody Bill &c. are now adyoc,t;ng Tho
election of Judge White with a perfect KNOWLEDGE or
the fact that lie voted for that measure Tbosc ,rha
nave constantly charged upon General Jackson viola.
o Of The Constitution and Laws in the removal of IN.
public dcpositcs from the Banks of the United States
are now the most decided friends and supporters Of
White, although he advocated that very pensurc A
rotten IN Denmark Either Judge White mus, have
nPostatzcd from his old republican principles thus Ia in
gFatate himself into tho favor of the Whgs: or they
nave aposatized from tho new creed of political f,i,b
comprised under the general cognomcn of Whios Can
'ney honestly support man TO whose principles they
are not only opposed, but who, according their tenes
has justified repeated violations of the treat pandun
OF American liberty, and who in their hitherto exalted
estimation amongst the serrife coIir u,,, :, NJ, I
soeS OF The President, alias throne cro,sn? Now if
they have beer honest and sincere these CHARGES can
they consistently support Judge White No man will
say they
% But, say the Wings I'VE do not aprce with White
out take him as choice of evils he is an honest man
ana oontheTn man.Van Buren,, an arch magician, a
whe-worker, ana Northern man.. And this is the
ground of the choice, even of Northern Wings Now
Judge White and the whole Administration PARTY have
been the political friends of Van Buren,. and he tho
he is trust
why have they supported him, and concealed these
things from The people Did not White, himself warm
~ support Mr. Van Buren,, for the Vice Presidency i'm
Io32' Did net large number of those who have
since left the Republican Party. and been initiated
INTO the secrets and mysteries of new-light Wing
ISM, then support Martin Van Buren, with more
than ordinary zeal, who denounce and vilify him
And why What has he done since his election to forfeit
public confdcnce' What measure of General Jack
Administration has he supported which did not meet the
appreciation and receive the support of Judre White
Not ono. There is something then suspicious in this
extraordinary movement of the Wings They must
they do expect something from the administration of
Judge W hte which they cannot expect from that of V
buren pass over the unmcri;cd aspcrtions and con-
wptoie charges OF dishonesty and conceament which
they attempt 10 fix upon Van Buren,. No man of com
mon Sc them It's device which cannot
msicad many-it is like the song of dctation bcv
now sing about the letter of General Jackson to Mi
Gwynn, OF Nashville, far fetched imputa,ion ground.
cd IN ialscood Van Buren, has been too long in public
life and has established for himself reputation for
moral worth and intellectual distinction altogether in
vulnerable To the slang and vtupcration of dsapDoined
a"iplilon or party maignity Disguise it they may
II Is MS support OF Gen Jackson Administration and
his well known opposition to the Bank of the u States
or any similar institution, which makes him the object
the dreaded object of the CONSTANT unceasno opDos
ton of the modern Wings II is the polcn p5inrnIcs
OF the man which they would proslra;e and thus vvc
the gloomy prospects of Whigism. In this they may
succeed; but let me tell YOU that Lide Tennessee will
nave no participation in the overthrow of the Rcpub
can Party; she will not suInber upon her post but no.
ply 90 hcr duty. She Will not, answer for it, be the
victim OF any such trick or Whigish dclusion. She will
be found ON the side of principle acting in harmonious
concert with her brethren She goes for principle not
for men; and her candidate will be the candidate of the
Of The Republican Party. tell you again, that
those who are so noisy about the preference of Lit
nc Ic""eSsee know nothing about the sentiments of the
RAJ people OF tho South West They too sapaciouY
and patriotic TO be gued by the Wings 1t is idle work
tell you, for the piebad coalition to attempt to manu-
,acture pubic opinion here They perfectly power
less and whatcvefmuy be their prospects else where in
inns region caA say, that they have fallen and like
" Luciier, have men to rise more" Such is the es.
tlmation in which they held that no man coud L
elected toany Office this time who received the MIR,
support OF the Opp oson party presses here They
nave Too long, and loudly denounced the people as sub
mSsionsts, as the friends and supporters of tyrant
usurper, vloator of the Constitution Laws n Cmsar
Cromwell, BonaParte, all American Nero, the law
less pnndcrer OF the Treasury Do these heavy de-
nuncaions fall upon each and every friend of General
Jackson Administration Can any man be esteemed
gultlesS, who justfcs high crimes like
these but again. they have, by system of WHO in
Ilguc and management, expelled from office our own
distinguished PATRIOTIC and talented fellow citizen VIM
y Kves, and elected to the Senate of the United States
laky mo-
mory, b. w Leigh, and the bitcer- and malignant rcy
Ter oil every Republican Administration And vet these
men, these modern Wings, gravey attempt to die
tate tohe Teat people ~ Le 1enesSee and say that
tney ts support the candidate of their choice Judge
If White should not be the candidate of tho Rcnuh
lean party, and still permit his to be used by the
WINGS Lutte Tennessee will at once understand him
and regard him as Uhig and treat him as such For
ono frankly admit tatny predictions Tor the Judge
nave already been very much weakened. do like
to ind the friends and debtors of the Bank so actively
engaged IN this White afIir do not like To hear tb,
predictions OF certain Whi in Lite TcnntsScc standing
hgh IN ofce that If Van Buren, elected the BnnK
VIII be again incorporated. do not like to find MIR
Speaker Bell so actively engaged in getting up the no.
ihnatIon OF the Judge, when about the same time he
seems to have contracted very large debt with the Bank
III Judge White is the uncoinpronisnp enemy of that
powerful and dangerous monopoly, cannot believe that
tne Bank party would support him His sun-in.la law
Mr. Jnudon, who is tho cashier of the Bank of the United
States may be presumed to know much of the Judpes
opinions upon That as well rs other political questions
and being an important officer in that institution could
give TO the corPorato, and 10 MIR President Bidde too
iuil information upon that subject Again sir ! say |
IeaI " therc Is something rotten IN Denmark"
But before any portion of the Republican party
can mink OF being toe,caShed the Wings have to set
tie an important preliminary question, about which,
think much nicuy may be anticipated White is now
undoubtedly in their Keeping and they must nominate
the candidate for the Vice Presidency to be run upon
mat Ticket Who will he be the question: To which con
stucn of tho plebad compound will he beonq5 Is hc be
asbiDoth-iaccd National, Bank mauur Nuilifer; Or
WIZ lhe wings consent, to plagc ranks still further
ana take from us also Vice President Never think
They may fnd themselves placed in prcdcancnt to pro-
ht by White election; but, Judging iOrn their conduct
am inclined to suspect they Will the " Prcsi.
dent from their party True they might in this way
gain much, If that ticket should succeed; because Jue
a In ~. t,,ttf.t LII