Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-12

- AS the support Of Judge White against Mr. Van
CAUSE THE PRINCIPLES SUPPORTED BY
THE WIGS WOULD FARE BETTER FROM
TIE FORMER THAN THE LATTER, so neither
would II be IN the even, supposed by the Star any aban
Comment OF The great men who have been successfully
brought Forward by the Wing party candidate for
the Presidency. 1--WE throw out these observations
a., as benny by any Means prepared to support judge
Wic, but IA order to place the merits of contest mar
rowed down t. Judge White and Mr. Van Buren, before
tns reader; From the former they viii" think with u.s.
COULD HAVE SOMETHING TO HOPE for iicir
political opinions; FROM THE LATTER, THEY
Whereas, Mr.. White (you continue) elected if elect.
ed, at all by the Wing party would aaraIiy and nc
ess"ry select his councillors from their ranks and
any ms measures to suit their views &c, &c.
Shall insult the reader, by attempting brief analy
zaiion OF tlis paragraph Here is precious proof of
principle for you. And here is to be seen The line of
distinction between Mr. Van Buren, and Mr. White
One will naturally and neceySariy sell his princplr.
for ohccrom The oher, you couid indige NO such ank
ctPahon One is the unprncipcd apostatc. bartering
away his principles for ocethc other true TO his prin.
cplcs To his honor, and to his country Look at the
line of Distinction friends of Judqc Whi,e,J ook -,
tins picture. and then that, Republicans and choose
y' between them Here you the covcn foo, of
These willy and unprnciplei politicians. Here you can
New ork tactics. 1t because ey do not admit of
sacrifice of principle for office 1t is because the prn
eplss CID supported by these pure and dsintercstcd
patriots, yclept Wings 'con'd tarc better from he ono
Man ne other "As the support Of Judge White (says
this immaculate Editor against Mr.. Van Buren,
fo"d ce no rctin91iSh,neh If PRISciPLr-because the
principles supported by the UbigS comd fare better
fran, tic former than th6iatcrso would il be- no rel;
9u,shment ON the part of the Wings support Judrc
Whites for he will naturally and ncccsSariiy' weld
his principles To those Of the Whgs-and therefore
the loss OF principle his side of house This is
their argument and indeed this is the rational con
ciuson MIR. White must 'come the mountan''-'rl.
mountain-the "gTc0t and yiOriouS niountan-can no.
to HIM But reader do not lose sight the .sprin.
cpts winch all at actuatp these men i'm plintin,y
Judge White saint and Martin Van Buren, as a de.
vi Is not the motive plain '.thc writing the WALL
Mi White will NATURALLY and necessarily" select h;s
COutcutOTS -, Of
State, and John H. Peasants bearer of DISPATCHES TO
bnenos Ayres rd England. to avoid the "flthy mocha
mes on The direct routc) from their ranks fTor Mr.
"a" Burea, ''Mcy o0Ufd tnduigc such authorization
The New York school of intrigue and tactics allows
OF no such abandonment of prncipc-adns of no com.
promiscs-accepts of ''olivc branches from, such
source Hence, their holy horror. their sayage wells
against Martin Van Buren, and NcwYork .tactics' -
Do you not sec them here differing amongst themselves
us TO the worst man OF the two; Docs not one portion
contend that MIR Van Buren, is The worst-and another
that MIR. White is the "unfnchp" devil, And do von
not see how this matter has been settled: In The nds,
OF the dispute in steps the Grand High Priest and Chief
'uuge oil FrtncPie, and renders up Judgment on the
side o: Mr. White. And why: Because, says he ",re
must hare MN to enforce PrincipeSI MIR White will
become ""Pr'netpIedto support frincilc-Mr Van Blu.
rem will not-'Thcreorc, must take Mr. Whte-for
we al 80 for princpe-and nothing but principles And
another reason, too, say they, why we support MIR
White We have no Office seekcrs-no ambitious de-
ihasogucs IN our rankS-Our Claws and our ,alhouns
are pure and DISTINGUISHED patrios-hate New York Pa
cs as the devil does holy water-avc been INVOKING
WAR Pestilcncc and Fumine on their countrv AMI I,.
secrahng the holy Sabbath, in making patriotic ha-
rangues IN favor of that pure and ncorruptbc nstitu
ton, the L. ) Bankwih a sin ae eye to the interests
oil Their country Have been battling against Usurpers
ana lyranis and congratuating each other on tI,c
prospects of rising into power over the ruins of tbr;r
couhtry-nii from love of co1mtry-we nothing
ABOUT ourscivFs-wt are no aspiranswould .sturn
upon our heel for the Presidency itself 7herefe we
go Tor alr White; for he will naturally necessarily
select his councillors from ranks And here ,n,
can be seen the reason, why these worthless made sucl
sweeping declaration in their Majority Address last
winter Hear them =
In IOOLi10 nLrolJgL his (NIr V,n -
Ica e 're td n0ing to recommend hin To our co1f-
&c. &c. s''
In looking through his 'choe political life we Gnd
peona IN GID to reeenapsaf hqpyte y
TO convince you of the unprncpled warfare that is now
@agng against one of our most talented, exalted and
patriotic citizens? They nothing to admire in his
whole political lie! No! when looking tor something TO
approve, they blind Inoccasns in Aupust-but
when seeking to condemn, their optics Till
tney see thousand things that not TO be seem
Ghosts hobgoblns, nagccans, and thousand FRIGHT.
ini objects rise up and stand in dreadful array before
tneir srecn-eycd gaze They nothing TO admire in
his sound Republican notwithstanding in his Ina ynO
ocen always found battling the side OF his country in
times of danger and notwithstanding i'm his vioorous
aud able support Of the last War-nothinG in his benu
strict constrnconst,a friend of the rights of the
Siates-opposcd TO Nullifcaon-to Bankism-and
an nneomfr0'nising foe to unprinciplcd apostacy-
IA all ms they can see nothing to him TO
Their condcncc! But-llad he been found on tl,,. side,
ci the enemies OF his native country in times of war and
euty; had he been III his Legislative character giving
ad and counienance to the invaders of his country y
Young condcmnaiory resolutions of the War waginu for
w sacTcd rights aY OF the American peop,.
had nc ever met IN tfOrd Convention, with the trca
sohaoic ucsgp OF dissolvng COnledcTacy cofsccratcd
To us by the blood of Washington had he been the
eyier and bitter opponent of every Republican Admit
hsuau"n' aHd elamorons or nsdious ''ultcrnativc"
advocate Of the u $ Bank had he been the advocate
oil me hrrcsy OF Nullihcaon rampcd under foot the
sacred Kight OF Instruction; and man who would s.na
turaiy and necessarily yield his principles To the claims
OF ambition; had he participated in these acts and been
supporter Of such doctTmcs, Mtn would they have
'o9na something worthy of all praise Of all admiration
bui, To return to the main subject -
Now, MIR Peasants, here are Two paragraphs from,
your paper only Jour days difference in their dates
winch know not how to reconcile 10 each other
FEB .Ihe New York papers speak ola current epo of
yuusc he having been nominated for Presidency by ,
Assembly" ' - VIZ "'"'i~i
fEa 2Ihe following sample large class of commune
cations which come IN from the country.
For mir.
III IS impossible that April canvass with any
prospect o making unless ls rive ns MAJ, t. an
Buren, When prou l.t on,
for Van they ask aud who Jon Ant at can We repi -
pray The higs to make they adjourn and ~
"coo,,,,., -, on, ,sa. "rETER
1--WE confess opinions those Of Peter md ,
~er dafRs for ne HhgPa'ty se Ga0af geag
deandte for tte PrCsid6Hoy a nrcfl rgsg mint ~
want that faling poinwH" greatly Tie In
{o' nIcso" against Tie from the fact friends
have not rceentcd their candidate. SOM time 400
we 1'e they would make OF ti that they bring Tic com
bncd unpopulnfity OF Clay Calhoun Neisicf eb Mei,n ~,
Illy particularly unpopular they swear that AZ 10 r M
where Mr. Webster
chapter" 20 wv - -s"N-' ''e
Here you say 70 the N Y Editors, "Rathcr fasttlis
- mol the Hsnn winter for the nomination of candidate
70 te Presidency by the General Assembly" We'll If