Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

Judge renews all the fou Bells
inuendoes and directs them only against the Pes
dent, but embraces his dcnuncaton, the great Demo
cratic party OF the Union of which Gen. jackson is the
head Here his words which dou6tiess written
before The preamble was cxpunged Tor there is nothing
10 which 1t responsive in the resolutions passed
elm common with large majority of the citizens of
tennessee was nn humble advocate of the principles
set forth in the preamble your resoutiou time and in
creased experience have tended to confirm me in the
opinion that on the maintenance of these principles the
depend
'From the formation of the Federal Constitution up
10 this time there have been parties the United States
when they separated upon principles each may
nesty believe the permanent welfare of the country de-
ponds upon having the Government administered upon
the principles which they advocate may honoraby
use every fair effort TO elevate their party and put
down their opponents. Bu; ckea an attempt made
create party, not founded upon any seod Yrnopics
composed 81 men betonging to poiieat Sect haring
Of themselves IN me highest office knocn the 1onsti
to Jor ne purpose % Aaring au nc honors, offices, and
MS toioeers consider sueh an association ,ceiher com
posed IF many fec, facton, tcic ought be
resisted 1 eeey man 'co iores has country and shS
" 10 concilate the favor, procure the support of any
man or set of men belonging to any party, have
changed, or agreed to change, any political prn
ciple ever avowed Those upon which have hereto
fore pracsed shall continue 20 be my guide whatever
situation may be placed, long believe them to
be ccrrect disdainng, as hope ever shall attempt
10 win my way TO power upon set Of principles, and
then TO practise upon another.
Z" Through you beg leave TO tender TO tn, General
Assembly my unfegned and heartfelt thanks, this adj
iaonai evidence OF their continued and mistaken
hdence; and for yourselves be pleased accept
surance that am with sentiments of the highest res
pef, , your ,,, ooed'sn. servant HU L. WHITE"
boldly throws down his mask having secured his
10 the Senate aud being prepared take his
He describes the Democratic party which supports the
President aad upholds him in every the Mon
precisely as the basest and ses of The Oonoson nrins
describe 1T and he nsnuates the profiigate charge Of
Webster, Clay and Calhoun, against the President HIM
self where he speaks of disdainng auenp, TO aoin
1rDr In
practise upon anoher He adopts this daily libel of the
enemies of the President TO recommend himself TO
their favor and hopes TO put himself and has bastard
party, as such disafeced minority as he can carry
or were justly chstened by MIR Jefferson thirty wears
ago. at the head OF the nristocracy in this country Bnt
ne and Bell may read the fate of such coalitions the
words of Jefferson which past history has verified and
the future will confirm. The motive of the Opposition
In alyng themselves with White, and his scraps of
Republican party in the South is resolved by fellow
ing passage of letter of Jefferson Granger 1904
Speaking OF the Federalists, he says
" Their object therefore, as hoto TO return into potcer
undcr some other form Undoubtedly they hare but one
means, 1och diode the Republicans yon he nnori
ty and barrier toi them for the cloak of a name SAY
THE MINORITY; because The majority of The Republicans
not needing tdem 'oW not buy Them. The minority hoc.
ng no Other means Of ruling tie 7aajor aou gire price
TOR a1raries andthat be principle his rue
Me fede'otSis nceding their n@m6ers also must also gee
priee, and principle IS the price they p0y in Thus
BASTARD SYSTEM Of Ftdero- RepHLiicanis cW rise on,
the runs Of the true principles Of The RecoutioR .qnd
achen ms party IS formed chO oW constitute the nGioriy
deraiistsS ''9 "''' % @'''A''s ''''@'"y O'< e.
:" In WILL POUND IN THIS AS ~ ALI OTHER SINH
LAR CASES, THAT CROOKED SCHEMES WILL END BY OVER
wHELMiSe THEIR AUTHORS coADJUToRs IN DIS
Here Messrs White and Bell have n delineation of
Their pot, and prediction of the end to which in
evitaby conducts them Can they pretend before the
enlightened people of this country that they support
ed by any but meagre and miserable minority of the
sent Administration? Who embrace their cause in Vir-
gina! The Leighs, Archers Gholsons, Gordons Gil
mers Moores, Davenports &c &c the whole mass Of
Their with their presses. And how much aid did The
White banner, under which they all rallied to man in
strength, added to the whole Bank, National and Null
ifying party brought nothing but disaster defeat
What did the seduction of his eigned Jacksonism avail
Mangum and his Federal Bank and Multiplying friends,
Nothing What did do for Wilde, who had The honor
TO be the FIRST to nominate him in public address, for
Clayton; for Foster, and the of those who deserted
from the Republican party the Bank Standard He was
soemnly nominated by that Ito him) odous thing. Con-
vention, and without objections by the Nulfers Conven-
ton of Georgia although the Cherokee counties are
filled with Tennesseans, he could add vote to
the sinking cause In South Carolina, he supported
alone by Calhoun's Nuihers-the honest among the m
scorning his pretenslons I'm labana DIXON n lewis
Gabriel Moore, and The leaders of the Calhoun interest
are, Tor the most part his supporters In Mississippi
his cause is that of Poindexter Pummer the Clnvies
and Nulihers Scarcely Republican press of Ten
nessee countenances his pretensons. Duff Green was
the first to lead off in his avor-he National Intelligent
Ger chlned In for him the Southern candidate OF the
Opposition, to bring the election into the House The
Bank-bought Noah, had pressed him forward for
gans proclaimed him after the fashion; and
even Websters and Clays home organs recopnis-
ed him as the Wing candidate for the South al
though the latter have since substituted Harrison
And yet this man, who VIGOROUSLY relies fer a toerably
decent poll, upon the fragments Of the Multiplying Ma
tional, and Bank factions of the South has the cronte
ry to characterize the great Democratic pary which
supports the Administration and the nominees of the Bal
umore Convention, as party not founded Hoaany
Hea PTHcfeseomPoSed Of eocry political secthaUiag
no common bond Of union, &c. We willing to take
issue upon this and leave Il 10 the enrgbened Of ali
parties TO decide between u.s. when we say that this
direct inversion of the truth He describes his own par
" IN his-which 10 indeed faction composed of
Bdnhttes, NuHtfeyS and Nationals The public will
stamp the assertion that these GntpGtes of democracy
support the Administrations the nomination of the
Baltimore Convention, with character to which we
will not give a name.
(From Tie same
Lest may be charged by the forpetfu with now
making assertions without warrant, beg leave to re-
captulate; and challenge Judge White his friends
TO respond and make issue before tho public in
terrogatoTies
list Did not Judge White write letter to Pryor Leo
dated the 18th day Of July, 1877 in which ho gave
should not be ELECTED by the Tennessee Legislature but
his Ditteres enemy choscn rather than, candidate
Tor the Presidency be exposed TO the suspicion Of
ing TO t1eS Senate 10 slectiontof2 Did Judge White
IN THIS IN the strongest manner the principle that
candidate for the Presidency ought subject
self and the character Of Senator suspicious atan
ing the dsinteestedness of the bearer of those double
honors? And did not Judge White, after writing let
ter last Spring TO his fellow-czens Of Tennessee
clarng HE design TO have been close with the 9TH Of
March last his duties Senator, and his public life
Of he alicr he had