Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-31
THE WESrER.N 1.3.NP9I

In Tennessee. General Dunlap IA White candidate,
ms Withdrawn irnn the field for Governor on account
oil III health the contest is narrowed down
to Gov Carroll, on the hand-and Nicssrs Cannon
aud tinmp,rrys. White men. the olhcr--'rhc cleo
ton takes place throughout the State the course. of
lew days ana we should not now be surprised learn
OF CAROLS dceatBut the Reaction is ,ron, ON and
we nave received the strongest that Judge
Whc cannot carry the State The friends of the Adj.
mnstratnn are staggered by the feeble prospect of his
success.Ihey are ralying with all their nirht--and
we should not yet be surprised to see the Jdr vn,
TO this Storm and withdrawing iom the contest
Already we see the press putting forth its energies
against nm We have received the LIST and I'd Nos of
me Democrat, established at Columbia, and conducted
witn great sprt-ln the No of the 18th inst we have
the Proceedings of meeting Of the citizens the county
u. when an me candidates FIR the Legislature made
speechcs-Ailcr they had shot their bolt Col Polk
Qhe sole candidate for Congress rose and delivered an
address giving brief history the nd
triumphant success of tho prcse Administration AID
IN reference Ia the Presidential ertion he expesscJ
wish to see the people belonging the great Republican
family throughout the United States, uninfu,nccd by
ocal preferences sectional prcjudiccs the Pre-
sdent themselves through their electoral col
escs and not permit ii to go To the House of Rrprcscn
anyes and that this desirable object could only be ac
eempshcd by uniting on him that may be ascertancd
beyond doubt TO be the strongest r., publican can,
ua'e; lie SAID II was sometimes asked what would be-
inc dangerous consequences resulting from such crisis
In answer to which, he said that MIR Webs,,sz
fedcralist and friend of the United States Bank was as
fairly in the field either Mr. Van Buren, or I,do
White and that his friends ccnsde red his chance
as good as either of the Republican candidates. provided
hey could get to the House of Representatives He
uen showed how thirteen small States having i'm Com
gcss only % members, could make the President over
the eleven larger States, which has rs members
The Election for the State of Alabama takes place NO
weck--lhe contest for Governor has became lin
great test of politics. General Enoch Parsons has co
out as Candidate on the White Ticket--and of The
ticket OF the Democratic Party, G. c. Clay ESQ. late
OF the H. of r., is the declared Candidate In a LONG
and able Address, of the 9Th inst has declared his
disposition to support Van Buren,, but Col Johnson
we should scarcely presume the result to be in anv
degree doubtsul-1he Republicans hail the issue made
even with pleasure. The Florence Gazette OF the 18TH
announces It, IN the following strain
" General Forsons--lt will be from the address
OF Cen Enoch Parsons of Monroe, that he is a cand
date Tor Governor in opposition to Judge Clay AS we
are disposed To give Gen. Parsons fair chance will
our readers we give his circular place in our columns
lie is for judge White and Clay for Van Buren, nm
tins account chiefly, we believe portion of the Soutb
friendly to the election of Judge White have been
ious to have White candidate in the field Tho Tus
caloosa Exposition and Montgomery Journal have been
Tor some time pressing the point upon the W hte partv
tey now have candidate according their own knIr
the issue IS one which has been up by the fricn
OF Judge White. If they will make it, il mus, he ,,cd
ana we predict the verdict OF the people will be against
their candidate" s
The contest for tie Legislature will be warm and ami
matcd-bu n we can read the heavens at all il will co
against The White men.-The Wctunrka Times yvh;cl,
ran up the White flag, has recently been conpellcd to
haul II dowr--and support Martin Van Buren,