Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-23

ASearly as the I'd OF ApfI, MIR. He'll y organ at home,
the Nashville Republican, made the following decLra-
ton;
"BALTIMoRE CosyLxrtos.-.7ithough ire should ro-
gret, as much as any man, 10 sec The election ef President
deroire upon The House IF Representatives., vE WOULD
PREFER THAT NODE TO TuE oSy PROPOSED 40 NE ADOPT
I'D THROUGH THE MiscALLEp N,TIoSAL CosvrSTics.
Jhis open avuwal of the purpose of Jodge Whites
i.ading print, directly under the eye ana control of Mr..
BELL, is decisive, positive, authoritative proof, that the
Tennessee portion of the Opposition have resolved =,
ieicat the nominee of the Democratic Convention, by
preventing an election by the sufirages Of the People at
the polls. MIR. Bells print expressly says, that it would
prefer 80 sec The election IF President deroire upon Me
House IF Representatives., - rather than that the Demo
cracy should succeed in concentrating the vote of the
lnrty on the candidate preferred by the majority, and
thus elect him by the popular suffrages. Within ten
lays after this open declaration in the Nashville print,
IF the Willingness of the Southern branch of the Oppo-
sition TO dcvclve the election on the House, Mr. Burgess
appealed to the Rhode Island Opposition in the same
spirit. He opened up the plan Of operations resolved on
II Washington, by the leaders of every section of the
coalition, in the following unequivocal terms;
" II we triumph now, we cannot be defeated In Au-
gust; and nc shalt thei, elect Representatives, ,eio may elect
a President Of the United STATES. Three candidates hare
ne best; Webster an Me EaSt. u all honest men do their
d"ty, then these men eiH6e tie hichest on The list Of eandl.
Lates, IN tic eheet.ai colleges; and teading the caucus can
iidote, the successor nominated by Gen. jackson, thop ,oiH
ONE before nc Horse cf Representatives, fer a selection Of
INC from hat nunnber, for President. The graf inter
ests, ,chich Ihare Just examined, may be considered, and
by al parties, Snch a course Of administration as ,ciT Sc
cure Mcrr, he most soiemniy stipu'atcd; and ,ckcn The rights
2f The People are secured. that Honse ,eU select The man
most Ahcfy. tckLh safety 10 al, and 10th gt0ry TO our cOu1i-
to administer Me Executive Gorcrnment.'
The plan of the campaign being thus thoroughly un-
derstood and proclaimed, VIC fluid the whole Northern
md Southern Federal press zcalonsly aud efficiently en-
gagged in carrying IL into execution. The Northern OPP
position are especially sanguine of success, if they sue
coed IN bringing the election into the House. They bar
gained MIR. Adams in most triumphantly under similar
circumstances, but without half their present means.
Then they had only the great Offices of State TO tempt
he ambitious politician in Congress, and Government
Jobs for the more sordid and venal. MIR. Webster will
DrInpI into The IiOuap NOT Oulv rntnisoe of political honor,
md Treasury cmoluments-but the READY GOLD of the
Bank, in glittering millions.
To show with what fixed determination Judge White
is adhered to as the Opposition candidate in the South,
and MIR. Webster i'll the North, with the common view of
making the election ultimately the subject of regulation
tnong the politicians in Congress, we give the follow
ing extracts from the Tennessee and Massachusetts
prints
bA 1ten.;ste ,e"aia 6rm p J2e Massachusetts Nomination.
As firm tt 5 a rock. She Is now, the citizens OF the United s,a,os,
lean 10 the backbone. sho was dent. This ptoecdaro la. not no
'saias, csucu'ses in is2i, aud she becn caused by ambitious u sec
- still against them. size has not iinnul ,ntc trsi. IL there was Vne
'ccn Induced to take the stand man whose talents, Integrity, aud
state pride, nor mere persona. TO- prominently before tho Amrrican
md for a distinguished citizen, public, to the cxclusioa OF Others,
tha, the SAM principles are in s.IER. There is no denying this.
yoived ia the prc-eni controversy, Massachusetts, would have bucn
or which she c@nienlcd 50 man 5llse to herself aud TO the country,
lidHtr for the Presidency. Sho is forward hrr havoits son-and mol
no, willing to surrender her hers o,Iy but the property OF the
ID band Of .iiee-holaets, calling ofihe country to the other, there
the People. She goes for White, heats, emotions of indignation at
'ocausc she knows him well. aud oar pusiIianinity and inju. tce,
'ustain those principles TO which b h--BastsR CoHrsfr @ nc 9th
.hc has always been attached. II ut.
has not been her Won't to niuchor Massachusetts, has but one course
' %e not Su deceived i've P Sy ' the mis ssIS"a V % s%'s" G.r sss "a sr PLEDGED iSs * %, the
'en'utions which have been, or CNSpipArE. she will go for that
may he scattered through the land cause, aud that candidate, to the
" Paluy lettcr-wd,crs:. No pow last. II any other is elected, it
rom her p1sss", posiiion.mIa.a, Mt' w e ). ST. ri i%"@s IN Ma,
ols RePu6hean, Of l2ta Ht. sdthus.tt~, our Southern friends
may be well assured, viii never
anandUn the WHtG canhdat..-
from the deli, nor viii Ma,rneSa-
sctts ever desert him.-Bos. 3tias
ING Judge White President, we Daniel Webster, should now be
hat enl-we must not he satisfied ergies-thu immediate cnicrpize
'ih barely voting for him our upon viii. h we cni1rk-ihcIo is
elves, We must enleHvOr to act not u moment tobc lost in orsaniz-
aPoa others. We must compass ing The party throughout the
land and sea TO make converts Union, in appointing committee
nc must succour tho weak nnd Of correspondence, - esta-
encourage the timid. We NUT hiishins nowspare& *xSa
adopt y system Of organization To Whatever is9cae, must be done
effect these Professionalism quickly and With power-mcn
hpnHteaa, l2h Uh. who have hitherto breu lille spec
tatofs must now be active labor.
bopc.-Bosh,h Couricr, 2Isf.
Much 1s We are devoted to our The present Jackson party will
party and 10 the general principles never consent to be Trans 4, rod
OF this AdminiSirHtion-mur a. like cattle to a successor-BostoH
We may "eret TO separate from it Courier, 0th.
M any pnrtcul1T-yct, If prompt Proud are We Of nnhcnding Mas
ed by ,puHiahiy To MI. Van Bu- saciusrtts! No ~sOphistry will win
rem, they make submission to the her from thc path Of integrity and
baltimore Conventions, aud up bonot-no prospect of SrofLg will
port OF Van Buren, for the success induce her to compromise her
sion, parry tests ifthry make, or Piuciples-no fear oil defeat will
permit to nc made, such a. issue, drive her into their abandonment.
we want them distinctly to uuler- Lot the Wires then adIcyr 10
stand, that they e5nPot must not their candidate. Give him your
expect the support OF Tennessee. full, efficient, hearty, mud un.
i'."o 70 8 iG@,"I ro~s I" IN ,I"s ~ho .ss
hands ate the dosinics of nations.
II wc must either sacri6cs our 1t the south and in The w.,
freedom of opinion and action to DAnl. Wcb,ter is known and an.
our leaders, or be proscnlIcd from Pfccntedi there are large hearts
the party, our minds are made up, anl great minds there. vic ovc,
ye shall not fhter in our course. looking sectional lincs, will yield
w shall he sorry to part with old their hearty support, the banner
ficnd-, but we cannot sacrifice here SHIELD with a firm crasp.-B.
'mr own selfiespeet or our ron
lotion ofourduty 10 retain them.
They muat not think hard OF us-