Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-19

mands, that he medita,cd disruption IF ihe linen
Fortunately for the country, Virginia maintained her in
tegrty but she has had resist new attack and The
name of Uhe has been employed accomplish what the
whole host of Nullfcrs failed do but thanks To- The
intelligence and virtue OF the People they Lov, I.n
again signally defeated" fttiel Obserrer
ALL Hail VRciSIA Nothing in the course of no.
cai events, has been huniliatug and discourage
ing to the true friends 10 our glorious Republican ins
tutons and to rational aud con Atuiional freedom
than the late unnatural inidelty of Old Nirpnia Il,
her own sanciihcd doctrines, taught by her Illus
trious son, the grtat Jcficrson-But she has in her
recent demonstration gloously redeemed herself and
indicated her invaluable principles, in u style and
under circumstances which give To the ACHE vcment
most brilliant lusirc. She has rescued the memory
OF her illusirious dead, and their principles from,
the touch of Leigh and band of hypocri,cs,
clcpt Wings, and Virginia is snachcd from
The arms OF those who would despo her OF her pub
lc and domestic virtue, and restored the hands OF her
legislative sovercigns--her Spartan Democracy This
Triumph of the Republicans OF Virginia gives assurance
oil the regrncra;ed vigour ofour happy Union II is
that people of tlcs, unitcd States are ,oual
To all the trials which form of exposes
them TO- It'll that the people capable
oil seiigovernncn and that the attempts Of Aristo-.
Gratis 10 introduce Through the Bank of the United
Shtcs-throngh system of insidous and drceul
taxation, and corrupt disbursement OF the pub
lic MONIES surTcptiuonsy drawn from the Pcoplc)
the corruptions and prohgacy of foreign Governments
VIII not be successful. II puts the quictus upon
the hopes of the Bank Wings, otherwise F,deralists
to obtain through the weakness and apos,ncy CT
Hugh L. White, the reins of the Government and 10
charter the monster 1t gives full that the
publican people will again triumph in the election of
President and that the cgh, years. after the cxpi-
ration of Andrew Jacksons glorious term, the Govern
will be administered i'm accordance with h. ons
tuition and with republican doctrines IL restores the
Virginia 3ristdes 10 the of the people Of his
STATE and of the Union and ii places the election of
ton, OF which we have doubt, almost beyond conn-
gsnsy WIS. WE say all hail Virginia Let rcnaSyyana
for another half century. (Pena) Farmer.
From VINO PREssrs
+" The Torch Light is mistaken Van Burcn has
rcd the day in Virginia, against the combined influence
he fact lp
Wings have lost ground by their espuusal of Judge
white they are not as strong as they were ago,
them. At the last session, the Wings had decided
majority in the House of Dccgates-in the next there
will be "a Jackson Van Buren, majority of about TO-
Moreover the Wings have lost Senator's and seven
eight members of Congress. So much Tor their ridicu-
porter of those of thu administration which they
most condemned and which had turned the tide of pc
pnlar seat4ae4. ~ -seir favor Starvation Spectator
" We are not aware, that the circumstances
winch Mr. Webster was nominated have undergone a
change nor, do conceive any change possible which
could lead us TO regret the step On The con-
tay we perceive in the present situation things the
auceihent 10 support the nomination with in
creased resolution and zeal As political party pro-
tossing to be guided by principle and believing that great
abuses existed IN the Administration and serious
threatened the Constitutions the Wings of Massachusetts,
nominated Mr. Webster because he is The abs champion
OF their principles; because he has nt io pcr
ceivc and honesty and mncss to abuses ars
because as he has done than any living to vim
dictate the Constitutions so they believe that II anv man
has heart TO restore 10 the country the blessings ola cen.
sututional Administration, MIR. Webster is that man
"Such were the circumstances, under which he was
nominated; and they have changed The Wings re-
CARO- their own duties, the wants and dangers of the
country-and the questions OF Mr. Webster precisely
the same light which they did, when few months since
inc nomination was made. If any change of crcum-
stances exist ii is that within that period new proofs
have been given of the existence of settled policy To
suovcrt tue Constitution and of the power and wisdom
with which MIR. Webster stands prepared to resist it,
"Therc is then ground for rctrcatng inch from
the ground assumed in the support of Mr. Webster nor
lllc in
prospects as canddac.-Ihc condition of Connecticut
was known at the time the nomination was made II
was known that, unless the Wings and Antimasons
united, the Jackson ticket would prevail 1t has done
so, not by majority but by plurality Of We
have doubt, that, the Presidential Election these
two parties will cordially cooperate tie support of MIR
Webster; In addition to this we have satisfactory proof
that if the Wings had brought the recent election
ono half the zeal and activity of their opponents they
would have triumphcd by large majority.
In one respect, the prospects of Tie Wing candidate
nave materially improved When the nomination of
Mr. Webster first agtated, it objected particu-
larly IN the Southern papers, that such movement,
would drive together again the friends of Judge Whtc
and MIR Van Buren, aud compel The former Tor fear of
breaking up the party, to fall in and support the New
wholly grourdlcss The breach is wide and
and Tennessee hcrself.--the Presidents own State
leads the way in the rebellion against the Baltimore Con-
vention
"Besides this the result of the Virginia election makes
it highly probable, that Judge White will receive a
smaller electoral vote Than Mr.. Van Buren, or Mr. Web
scr Had Virginia gone for Judge White, and Penn
sylvania for Mr. Webster (he probability of which was
/ sIewn IN our remarks Wednesday lastA Mr.. Van
Buren, would stand before the country with the smallest
| electoral vote This will probably be Judge Whites
position; and it will call on the Wings Of The South who
support him. 60 decide, whether Mr. Webster or MIR Van
| Buren, shall be the President
'To think of relaxing in the support Of Mr. Webster,
under these circumstances would be the height of
surdity iejoce TO believe that the Wings of Mas
sachusetts are hrm on this point. BoSfon Pariof.
Mr. He6ste We ngrcc Boston Courier That noibioy
iuc political and blac
single Wing citizen of Massachusetts, of man
orihe Presidency than Mr. Webster While aud
there sa single loop to lang hope upcn deserted
some new aspect he given public
bring him candidates. [an D
rem nave cd every stone and strained cord Mr.
race The Ieud which growing
friends of While and Van Burcn, Whole Ad
minstfnon party In the meanwhile, the Wings,
te Oi'y Massachuscs simply
the combat and take
gance of their enemies TO advance their
the day VIII when the citizens of be
difficult tell cones
between two such slayish Administration Individuals.
Northampton Courier.
The editor of the Star makes but sorry business
OF his Northern Confedcracy-and he would do well to
drop the subject entirely Let him continue OK pose
the wckedness of The Administration the prohieacy
oil the President new opponents 90 with him in that
warfare to the last ditch He cannot dislike Mr. Van
Buren, than do; but when he has said all he can
against that gentleman, show him that Judge
White is leprous he The Wings can mr. ddle with
neither without dishonor. They will stick to their own
candidate, and that candidate is DANIEL WEBSTER"
Boston COuriar
The friends Of Judge White will what he has to X
pect from the Norhand the friends of Gen jackson will
tell him how little he has TO expect from Virginia and
the Souh.-But, III he will hearkpn 10 their vocp