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


the tho ease of yilkos For hi,
rpS Ar no ao ss"s .. the 'uion
~ opesas a.. ecn'uS upon the nnS majority hat Judge
10 which you reply:
s '.al 'ls' ,nes White would not vote for nsaen's
10" our po!pos to ie.a Sincs OF his conducts nouc
ds4e il thu senate who, Benton Al their h. n Nc
the" Of a ar ,I, s p s Of A"~ .ss.oa
'i.a G. - the and i,s OF il.
..'nh s,%w- upon @ AMI the patronage which that
task for both no hi. spuasn RESOLUTION are hLi r. o
as. s s s to ,SS w sss ,ss S
Ss" "si =, assign .'soa for ilins Cen Jaskson
Reader shall not stop TO offer you further comment
Read, pause, and reflect. View ali tho circumstances
from beginning to end, and draw your otn conclusions
10 YOU not see, at least something awuy suspicious
III all this. Do you not see. plainly. cause and Ef
feet stamped upon the face of these Look
at the penalty which lac incur ii he dared to vote
Tor that resolution. lie could expect mo- inoeDeJ,,,
ma"s s"Ppou--no Wings at least for his dariiny OBJ
jet the Presidency, if IL, failed march up To the t
prescribed Tor hun On the contrary, he was '.to sink
10 point OF degradation. too low for thouolt
"HE WAS WARNED OF THiS' Aud YOU see. too.
ho'c he has managed 10 creep out of the diomna
by trick and "straagcm. As soon as the resolution
was introduced heycs, he. Judge White himscf-riscs
and moves that 'te word egpungcd be stricken ON,
ana that The words repealed. rcscinded and declared
nun ana void be- substituted MISUNDERSTANDING most
beautifully into the hands of the faction -one ofthe
most dsgraccfui that ever existed in free and en-
ligh;encd country. Do not facts bear me out in my
conclusions The man, who, only few weeks
before, ''glorifyny'' and .corsE;o.u~" Gensrai
Jackson who, tor his sake, ..dincng to the
music OF the kettles and the stcw-pans' who had
nerer 5ore ffnehed in supporting EVERY ia,eiess thn
uf Me mad passions IF .ldrer Jackson had supqcsted
VINO mad been his most devoted personal and political
liehu Tor Jcty ysars--citizens of the State &c
Nc-no,o, for the base and unpncpled purpose of ora
uying ms ambition, in the pack who in the Ian
gngc of Mr. Peasants, care striving to maintain the
rights and dignity God knows needs itN of the Sc
nateo rebuke the SLAVES who are seeking to iattcr
Jackson by disgracing the Senate" SC &c We'll may
that
Witnessed SO many strange spcctaces within the last few
years mat ITS powers of asonshmen may well be ex-
hausted that at has nearly lost the capacity of feel
ing surprise
Enter, Mr.. Plcasants.--well, sir.--Is this the man
whom you support from PriRcipie-wlon YOU have cho
sen to ''enioice princ,pcs?'
But, sir, let me proceed step farther! Let me soc
whether the understanding is understood perfectly or
not Let us see whether 'reccnt Developments 90 TO
confirm my prcscnt-o pinions
(from die mig, Of March 3I)
" he Wings have declared their readiness TO conci.
nate and rendered the olive branch their opponents
ey consenting to support Judge White for Presden
dency-an original Jackson man, a dceoted personal
Jre"d 9f the President, and Tic Stcady SuJpoTtcr of his
administrations In this they sincere We respec
fully ask of Van Burcnism-has it expressed hiph
" trust IN the integrity and abilities of Judge White
Has not been proclaimed by its Presses that his
principles and Mr.. Van Burenls are the same What
It's objection to him. Not his want of Abilities for
" II has acknowledged them TO be high Not his want of
ntegrity for that is conceded be possessed In linn in nm
" eminent degree Not his want of Jacksonism for he
has been tblrdrering has derotion To- the President
oh how 'cOnciating' you are noic! How SINCERE
few breaths back, and he was DeyiI-no,r YOU are
whining about his integrity C!D-hs {" abilites"N
and have the impudence ask Jackson men to support
hIin Now, that you have found out he is a phi0
you are endeavoring 10 catch gus by passing him off as
J"chson man, by hiding his deormty and his aposta-
cy under the mantle of Rcpublicansrm Are nor III.
principles (you ASK and MIR. Van Buren's the same5'
VIVA. c%m Oe the Objection to him. Not his want of
integrity l--not his want of Jacksonism for he has
been UNWAVERING in hs desotion to the President
Stuck pin IN these assertions, sir shall take occasion
to call your attention tn them hereafter Truly sir do
was mn fOr;o;, mr.
Jackson Wan-tnt he has 6een unwavering in his dcvo
ton 10 the President" &c 1t is admitted Bnt tho
question ISIS he shall attempt To- sb,yr sir
from your admissions NOTWITHSTANDING Won are her,
insId"nsy e'deayorng to create contrary Lelcf that
ny s sHPpSH 2%g an orga Jackson ma
der0tcd personal friend of the President and the
st'ady supporter OF his Administration the man.
worsilPper who was 90 mean enough, and SO de-
void OF patriotic scnsibty rob his country in or
to decline lending his countenancc humbugs"-who
has been 'walowing in the filth of the Protests
supporter OF that compound of all that is deesabc in
doctrine ana dangerous in practice, modern Proclama
ton, Force Bill, and Protest Fcdcrast'-n short "a
man who has NEVER FLlNCHED in supporting
erery facfcSS thing that the mad passions of Jackson
have suggested i say, the Wings supporting such man
"a man who has been guilty Of all this-n preference
TO their dearly beloved Webster Incredible sir
ann aware, sir, that Mr. White in his suecch ON the
Fortihcation Bi declared himself SIN Jackson man
But why sir did he dot; Because c himself aware
oil me awkward prcdicament in which his apnstacy had
placed hun because the thing too glarinp con
sci"us guilt operating upon him! There he stood row.
PT1fcSS8Hg To another. lie needed
sost tvell hun he out of his line of duty his CON
scencefnadc the charge, and he answered ~ am SIR
jackson ~1nan-l believe i'll his honesty as much AS auy
man in this House,. &c.-lIis acts affirming one tlnG
ms words another. 90
This support Of Judge White, calls to mind your Ian
guage, few days ago in reference to- the incons,fca
etes () OF brother White Jackson Wing Editor in
tennessee Lisen-and blush that such an expression
should nave escaped you, at Snch u time
run toTctng It's ,rHy.-The Knoxville Register
heretofore all sorts of jackson paper begins 10 see
tte clearly since il has resolved to support Judge
" White. IL now holds such language as that he.
low Could one dsonfI,gie his jcelinss from Darfy
contests 1t tcoald be PAos phicd md curious enfrT.
" "Wmc"t, to surrey Mc rnpid mutations and Suryrisng
metdn0Tph0seS soh ch The politics of his coutyy oye-
sent al rreJy turn. UhGt be nore anrgDecfed or
amusing Than Me den"ncidtiOu Of Tan and tic Kitchen
6y Iennesseo?'
Now, permit me to ask you-"What can be more un-
ePcted or amusing than the dcnuncations of Van and
the Kitchen, by John IL Pleasants-whcn lac il support
ing Hugh l.. White, for the Prcsdency-thc man WHO
nus, never hncned IN supporting er1y fariess thing that
the mad passions of Jackson have sueacsicd If Won
have drop of blood is you aud not entirely dead
70 He feelings Of shame Your checks have been
crmsoIcd when giving uterancc 20 these words II
VIII be seen, ere close these hasty remarks hat sort
OF Language you 'now hold" II will be seen thai
you, also. begin TO little more clearly
NOW, hear what brother Wing says in support of the
position nave taken in reference to yourself You bay,
not forgotten, suppose that short time since Noah
Of The y T. star, and Webb Of the ..Courier q En-.
quTerS Doth Whgs) got to lOggcrheads about Nopbs
ile unPrncIped Noah - proposition to support Judge
WINE; You copy portion of tlc remarks Of each
upon the subject. Noah contends that "to act as d;s'
Greet politicians, Chat il, TO fern support Of Judge
Whliei until they could effect their designs) the who's