Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-15

THE G.3-hJ or TIE EIEMf.-Han sIeicnl
The last Baltimore Patriot cries out that sit is time
and high time tooor the Whigs of the whole country
to come 10 some understanding relation the Prcsi
dencyWc canaot surely elect all candidates and
1t IS time that of them should from the field
be withdrawn by those who have brought their u,,s
before the public For ourselves we are Whvs--w,c @o
for the Wing party, and for Wing principles whether il
be to defeat or victory We ready support Clay,
Webster, Mclean, Harrison, any other good aud True
Wing vino will bet unite the party; but We protest
against supporting all of them I'VE should have
put o"e--and let that one be Wtig in spr, and in
heara man around whose standard the Wigs all over
the country will rally man! Give us one Wing
candidates. and but Then our party will come TO,
gethcr, and what with the support Judge White will re-
cevc at the South and South West will carry terror nd
disnay into the ranks Of Van Buren, and the Office
holders! &c. &c.
narchy, an Oiiiccholdcrs despotis, upon our heads
forthwith by union and perseverance we can certain.
~ carry against Van Buren,, and foI a Wing candidate
Massachusetts, Rhode Island Vermont Delaware Ma,
ryland Ohio Kentucky, Indiana and Louisiana and We.
~ possibly Connecticut and Pcnnsy lvania for Con.
nccticut is by tied down for good TO Van Blu
rensm; and for Pennsylvania so sure as the division
OF the Jackson party in that State holds on Just SD sure
the Wings carry the Key Stone State riumpnany;
whilst Judge White can, without any doubt that we can
now perceive, carry Virginia, North South Carolina
Georgia, Alabama Tennessee, and Mississippi What
chance, them has Van Buren, Of success II remains
with the Wings 10 say They can, by their divisions
and supnencss let him DC elected triunpan,ly or they
can prevent his election We again remind them that
~ Is tame to have but candidate the field VIII
they attend 10 the subject Nous Ferroas.'
Here is cute tactcian for you-ie goes for an union
oI wings in favor of Whig-achcrc such union can be-
obtained by the Wbgs-and for their pressing division
into our ranks where they hope divide US by runnin
Judge White in the South aud Southeast This is the
ganle-and therefore for concert union of the
kcpnbcans--givng up Judge White whose friends are
giving him up u the of the encmyand for rail-, ing
around the selected candidate OF the Republican Pnrtv
AS the Gaaiin (AlississippD Democrat of the 18th
April, says
The democracy must unite upon one. 1.-THE Whgs
Bankitcs, and Aristocrats take up MIR. Van Buren, or
manifest the slightest disposition to do So the Democra
cy should Mt once abandon him. On the contrary rtbpy
evince determination to support White, we must give
him up 10 them. We go against all compromises or con-
cessions. The line between the Democratic party and
the Federalsts is distinctly drawn and no contingency
can arrive, that llusiiiy anna. amaon of the two
parties They can never unite. lrhcrc be any cand
date for the Presidency, who effect union his
principles are not fixed lhs position is suspicious and he
should be surrendered the Wings Ii Van Buren, be
services, his distinguished talents and exemplary life
we say promptly, give him up. If White be that man.
let INN go too. We consistently support a
man who Is warmly an. zcalously supported by the old
Federasts-by the aristocrats of the Bank-by the uni
ted friends of Daniel Webster, the Consodatonst and
John C. Calhoun, the Nullicr. Whoever the ,niscallcd
Wings support shall hold safe rule and am npera-
tive duty 10 oppose. The National Convention where the
Democracy of every State will he represented can alone
settle the point We the Delegates appointc from
TINS State will attend at their posts The People expect
IL of them