Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31
Esici,srso nd, Thursday, Bee. 81.
Gars.nor Ta=ersN ard tie Richmond Wig!

Gore-nor Ta=c,rcu and tic Richmond Whig!
We have neither time nor inclination TO wade through
all the kennel columns Of whrlgg neig hbor Of the
Whig. But have been mar9clousiy struck with The
pufs extraordinary, of Governor azcwell and OF some
Others of less distinction during the two last weeks
From batch of these elegant cfusons, we have ex.
,raced the two following articles published in the Tues
DAYS and Wednesday Nos. CT the last week:
iYcsterday the House resumed The consideration Of Mr.
Gii,ucrs rcsoiutiOn requesting the Governor to open
correspondence with certain States, on the subject
of Abolilion) wien Mr. 5annrd took the floor in re-
ply the objections TO the proposition and IN vndica-
/" lion of the resolution We should GO great injustice
by attempting an abstract Of this commanding speech,
in true coGnencs and log ical reasoning among the
most eminent Ina, addressed to dribcratTe
. assembly ~ Hear him'-Icnr him y ave must re-
fer the reader to the report OF It, which we nope al an
early day lay before hem- That Is as soon as 1t
can be written and furnished up BY the Orator J.
His Of Governor Tnzewe $50 conspicu.
Gus in these days as one untaned by ambition and
" love Of Office ana whose FAME mark this, gchtlr
render 7 :ch ccrtjbntrA To- keep rcrdant the CHIP
" let which adorned the brows of Virginia from
"Me assaults Of action) was impressive III the highest
degree"
received Address to "An American in the Enquir
cr which should appear but the author of that
tcuL rGusion Kindness. 1t is perhaps duty 10
"do So but believe CIR. Ta=e'eH needs riHdica-
"iion in his Communicable. jhc dorSs Nho does MT
" Hho shGuId stand, if he Ges"rres IN fiji?
Now as to this attack of'Aa Amercan'' on the Co
vernon, we have nothing to say. TIL" "Amrrican les
noticed an attack upon him in the WING, settled his
with the author. in the most satisfactory
manncr-and has LEFT large balance Outstanding 10 us
osu errdt Cur object is with this pntrr ct The Wing
himself and his present opinions OF Governor azewei
And pray what has produced this sudden revolution IN
favor of'Hs Excccncy' the part of the wlIilligg
Editor, Why all this putting and p.sisng of the Co
vernon and his Wing orators, at this particular time Is
j, not all cican"ry and trick, and solely intended for po
lica effect: Onc CD sct 10 br, to disparage and
abuse the friends Of the Admnis;ation-and another
10 pour the most inspd: vcnal adula!lon on their
Whr Spouters in the Legislature and in Congressman
especially certain set, who can be kept up to jcreT
lieut. only by Ri occasional, extraordinary puff from such
presses as the Whs Hence, the tcux de loc which this
whirIigg genius is daily firing of in praise OF the pom
puus illusions fits Wing orators whom 1t stimulating
TO new efforts by nicknaming them the 1cncsrS, and
HcnrYs and Cceros of the day. Our waggish friend,
Peter Cricket has taken otthem in hand, and given
very good account of their oraons. Oar sole purpose
is to pose for the thousandh mc the audacity and
trcry OF this Mirror OF Ccsstency-And now to the
proof!
ton in Eirrinia -That, "if he docs, who docs not:
And asks 'who stand, if the Governor deserves to
fall :? Who conspicuous in these palmy days the
Governor Who untanted by ambition and love OF
and :whose fame is alone sufficient 10 keep YER
dant the cha pct which adorned the brows OF TIr-
rnia from the assaults Of tnctiOn the reader mark
we'll these high panegyrcs on Governor lazewe with
their pcrtincncy truth, have nothing 10 say here,
except that for the character and talents OF the Governor
We have probably more sincere respect than the wing
Editor has or ever had-and If not the Cover
nor political friends, we have never been his caumnla-
But who is there, that has remarked the course Of
the Wing towards Governor T. for the last four five
years who could have drransd that his character and
iacscoud BY any possibility: have been taken into the
esrecaI kcc ping Of the Whig-and that for the most
desperate party purposes: What will the Public say,
what ought they to say when they learn, that OF the de-
famers Of Liltleton Waller Tazewc, personal or pc.
il'cal, there never has been wantonly bitter and
so unsParngly beal, as this same whrlgis Editor OF
the Wing: Yes his very man, who was not satisfied
with denouncirg Governor II. as being Tory in his
feelings but has proclaimed the world that he
fit and nworthy TO be trusted with any Office Let him,
however, speak for HIMSELF through the columns Of his
in an article written in the Spring ose ien NIT.
T. spoken of as Minister to England, he sad".H.
IMe,ccN Is said hare been excessively gacd by the
annexed article, which appeared in the National Jour
nal The English not unobserTant Of the state Of
things in this country, and nrc now, beyond doubt,
hoping, expecting, and encouraging that dissolution
from the Southern States, which they anticipated
from the North. To be quoted by them, authority
in favor Of their Interests against those Of
try,, ought 10 gall any man 1t ought to do morc-to
lead his countrymen TO suspect and msr,st the man,
who, in rrry dispute between his country and Eng
land'-(as in the present contest with France. is tile
Of the N. InclIigencer and its copyist, the Wing
" has Invariably taken sides in tavcr Of the last. This
is rcNkno'rn juct in MIR. Tazcwclls history and so
nc hno,rR, and so deeply TScntcd that previous TO the
dissolution of the Republican Party: by the contests
not hare been trusted by them. in any Gffce'
.4gnin -".Br. Ta-circN-Thcrp are rumours Of this
gcntlemans going to England. If these reports con-
idcnty circulated, may be believed, he is dcibc-
rating upon an overture TO that effect made BY Pre-
sidcnt at Washington How this delbcration will ter
inmate, if it be indeed true that il exists may easily
conjecture Offers of this sort if rejected at all
jeeted promptly When dslibcraon is praciised it is
pretended for the purpose of pride or vanity, in
tercst owe presume, our worthy ghbor did not de-
ltcraie long upon the Mission South Amortization, he
asked before il grantedHc begged for '.he spos
before Mcssrs Adams and Clay themselves
TO office lf Mr. Tazewc has in fact been tende red the
Mission, and if he hesltaes and deiberates Mr. Tazc-
we'll will finally decide to go.-"If consider the pro-
pricty Of the selection in regard to his occcptaLiy 1--WE
believe, Noah Webster has the word Saint Jamcs's
the PRESIDENT could not have made more egDe CHOICE
Mr. Tazewell is essentially English! English heart
English in his pejudccs English in his affections -
Mr. Tazewell was always Engsh-n lSU7-s-In
ls2-27. He was opposed to Mr.. Jefferson, in all his
restrictive measures for crampng the power and the in
science of Engand-He (Mr. IT, was opposed 10 the
War He is opposed to every interference with the po-
Icy of English colonial regulation. If we have any
trade with the colonies of Great Britain, Mr. Tazcwcl
Thinks we ought only to ask and enjoy it, boon from
his gracious Majesty In his (Mr T. s. opinion is the
height Of nsolcnce in the Government Of the IT, States
10 attemptto force England into commercial recccity 10
admit US 10 the same equality in the colonial which we
enjoy in the trade Of the Northern country-ce his Let
ters of Scnex published in the year 1s27-passi,u)
The President could not have made happier SELECTION
in the circumference of the u States TO please his Bri
tannic Majcstys Govcrnmcnt.-Aready are Mr. Tue.
wells praises sounded in the Quarterly Review These
Tory Ministerial Journals have rcpubIished his Letters
of Scne1 with high commcndaton as an admirable cx-
position and defence Of British Diplomacy! British
principles and British interests Hall, in his walk
through the United States, gathered them up with other
things and curious for the amusement and nsruc.
ton Of John Bull John pleased with the performance
and the name of the Honorable Lit,Ieton Waller Taze-
well figures in the Tory papers, with that of MIR Peel
and the Duke of Wellington Thus prcposscsscd in his
favor, we may readily anticipate the satisfaction that Mr..
!azcwes appointment will give to the Court of Lon.
don. Here he xir frnmt hnI