Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22

is an adept in the mysteries Of the gnals, the oppos
ton of 1929 for no man was ever more decioeo IN MS
exertions against the Adams and Clay party IL cannot
be- that he is Van Buren, for did not Judge White
vote for the confirmation Of Mr. Van Buren,, when IN
nomination before the Senate as Minister to England
Did he not give MIR. Van Buren, his rotc and influence
for the Vice Presidency And, pray let his Keeper MI
Bell tell now what act of Mr.. Van Buren, has since
proved that the Judge in error IN his estlmalS OF Inc
to whom lie hitherto so efficiently lrrt his influence
Has Mr. Van Buren, violated any political or moral pin
cple which lie then protessed If Mr.. White support
ed Jackson HpDn principle and because he approved OF
the of his Administration, upon what ground
does he cast himself into the embraces of the Wings,
Nullifers, Balnen. nc &c, in opposition Mr. Van
Buren, who is known to entertain the same doctrines
which have governed the present Executive and which
the Judge himself even Processes TO adhere 10: Upon
what principle then, is Judge White candidate for the
Presidency! 1t wcaid be difficult Tor Jack Downing
himself, to guess.
But what will the Judge say now. when the very first
State which nominated him has cancelled her Re-
soiuon-and goes against any dy'son OF tue kePuhiI
can ranksaud against consequent election BY the II.
of r. We recommend the following letter TO read
ers 1t shows that .laJama has cancelled he: resolu-
ton Of the last winter. She will in all probability sup
po!; Mir. Van Buren,. (ludgc Smith, who was the Pre-
sLrn; Of the Convention AID is at the head of the Elcc
lnra Ticket is tic distinguished champion Of the cause
MOvEMENTS IL ALABAMA.
EXTRACT IF Letter. Gatrd
:TrscALyosA, Dec. 10Th, 1855.
For the las, three four days, we have had interest
ing times here The signs ausPcious and every thing
seems TO bctokcn the triumphant success Of those pr
cipcs which, from the proceedings OF The Legislature OF
The last WINTER seemed TO have suffered temporary de-
PRESTON On yesterday resolutions were introduced
into the House Of Representatives: By Col Winston OF
Green, Old Firgnan, and persona! friend and &C
quaintance Of our venerable PRESIDENT OF the following
impor-Frst: asserting that the contingency, con,em
plated in the resolutions OF las. winter, nominating
Judge White had happcned aad proposing that SAID no.
animation be rescrdcd and enthusiastically dcprecat
ID D..
tal!yes aud recommending the people TO pursue such
course to Themselves, directly the election
Of ;lreil Chief Mo i:rato The consideration of the
resolutions was Yesterday suspended By the arrival of The
hour the orders OF the day To-day, they again
called mp and after animated and pquant debate, Mr..
Fleming of Madison demanded the previous question:
the demand sustained, nyeS 40 nays g. Many mo-
tons adjourn then made, and though resisted,
Out of order were sustained by the Cair-lhey all fail
cd and length the main question. ''sha these Rcso
luons pass" put and carrcd-Aycs A., Nays 50
At the annuncaton Of the result, there burst Of
applause from The galleries o. the House. The Rrsolu
lions are not iat nor were they at the last session.
Tie Senate is believed be White by majority of two
thrce-no action on their part. however, can be re-
cevrd proper exponent ni the present political feel
me of the State. The members of the Senate
elected every three ycars-ihosr Of the House,
nualy--cy directly and Immediately from the
people and their opinions necessarily reflect truly
the public wiIl-Brsides the interesting proceedings
in the Legislature, for the last three DAYS. the Re-
publican Convention for nominating an Electoral Ticket
for this State, has been il session here The venerable
William Smith. by unanimous vote, called TO pre-
side over its deliberations II affords pleasure in
form you, that this gentleman is in the enjoyment OF
green old age, is in fine Spirits and looks with confidence
10 the prospects ahead only for rnd!catioH Of the
princ pies for which he has cnnendCd but for
demplion. individual: from that political tIlraldom
by which, fer many ycare c las been bitterly Cypress
cd Tie Convention concluded their labOrs and adj
ourned last evening They have selected and will pre-
the people of the State, an Electoral Ticket
which, from the names OF the individuals composing it,
il will be al perceived, cannot be exceeded in
spectahty and weight CT character By any other in the
Union. According 10 4 resolution Of the C"nvculion
the Ticket will he pledged TO the support Of Mr.. Van
Buren, for the Presidency. As TO the Vice Presidency
the Electors will be required their votes
rests of the Democratic Party. III attending the pro-
ccedngs Of the Convention, have been graticd 10 OBJ
that Gov. Clay, each day, honnrrd The body
with his presence, and being Invited: occasionally
took his seat among tho members.
Thc returns received here from Mississippi arc ire.
gnIor and unsatisfactory. Late accounts say that Run
nc!s is elected bY about $40 ma oy, and that an Adi
nisraion and one Opposition member are elected to
Congress- Both parties claim the victory. and the OPP
turned to the Senate. The csultn every point of view
is rguvocal and affords basis for any correct cacua
ton as 10 the ultimate action Of the Stale the question
Of the Presidency.
"ELECToRAI. TICKET FOR ALABAMA.
William Smith, of Madison.
John Mckinley of Laudcrda!c.
John s. Hunter of Lnwndcs.
William n Hnett, Of Mobile.
Thomas d. King Of Tuscaloosa.
William r. Pickett, Of Montgomery.
Robert II. Watkins Of Morgan
TIE EPEITJ} OEESTJOS