Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-24
POLITICAL.


tioneering contest which is now going in Virginia
The candidates in opposition TO the Administration, at
tempt to conhne the discussion single point and that
is, die support Of Judge hite for The PrcSideNcy. The
preference of another is the only pri,;
which now seems to enter into their political creed
Ask these modern Wings, 'Gro you an farOr of a re-
establishment of the Bank Of the United SafesP and they
wgeneraly answer "'Oe are for Judge We, andagaaSt
Mr. IAN Buren, ~
Ask hem are you in faror of Nnl,feation e and they
Mr. Vdn Buren,"
10 he Bdah Of the United StatesS" and they will answer
'ase are IN Juror Of Judge White and against Mr.. Yam Bu
ran
Ask them do you 5eeDe the President rioated the Con-
stiOn and Laos IN he ren,Orat efhe Public Dposites9
and they will answer, "aoe IN farOr Of Jude Whne
and against Mr.. Pan B0reN."
Ask them ''dO y0u oppose The coRdUct of 0se Senators
aoho hare hio'ngy diSregarded e ,oises and voated
INC Str"c0nS o. cr reSPecttre states Jor the last te0
gears and they will answer, tar0r If Judge
White, and against Mr.. Fan Buren,"
ASK them, do 90" 0pPTore the conduct Of Me Virginia
oM ana az contempt q the instructions Of their eoasttu
ents ~ and they exclaim, ia faoOr of J4dge
White, aud opposed to Mr.. Pan Buren,"
Ask them, iohy yOu IN ta1oy Of Judge Dhite ?'
and they will reply, " arc are against Mr. P0n Bnro,"
Ask them, ddnOt Jadge 6hitc support tie Procia-
mation, and rote for the Bloody BIZ eand they ivill
answer, GO ace against Mr. Pan Barren"
Ask them has Judge White supported,he re,noral of
The deposites that oasiyous riootton Of The Constitution
md t,cs decided By your oloa Tyler and Leigh ?
and they Will reply tce opposed TO Mr. Vdn Buren,
Ask tbem 'i 'ola single principle does Judge White
denounced anil raBed9 and they reply, against
Mr. Van Buren,"
Ask them IN ,ohat essential point does nudge WAae
they will answer, are arc az facOr Of Judgo White and
opposed to Mr.. ia. Baress."
Ask them tchy you opposed to Mr.. Van Buren,"
and they will excIam o. he is an iuriguer a manager
D'dgcian;a manager andgician an intriguer a ma
g,e'1n, an ntTg~er and manager; corrupt, roicked,
Ask them in what respect Mr.. Van Buren, is this bad
man, and they cry out more urionsy than ever,
gtcsd, corruption, NtSc York politics 9bdny Regency
Kitchen Cabinet &c &c always concluding with tie
chorus 'oeGre ntaoor IF Judge White md against Mr.
Pan Buren,"
Judge White will comprehend the object of using
his name as candidate for the Presidency opposition
to the great mass of the Republican patty Little did
he anticipate year ago that his name would ever be-
adopted the r0lyng cry of Bank qtasi Bank
men, of Nu6ers aud quasi NulliGers of Consolidation
lists and DsunioDss, Of all e scordant elements which
have for years been denounciag vfyng attempting
TO destroy, that hoary headed honest and ne xbl ma
gstrae, and noble Tennessean, General qndyc1o Jack
son! Judge White that he understands the use TO
DC made OF his name, will not surely longer suffer
be profaned the raying word Of such men, the cover
oil such principles, and the instrument to bring about
such results III 1T should turn out, that the reVicrs of
General Jackson and the enemies of his principles should
succeed in Virginia by Che of these nsdious means
would their triumph give pleasure TO Judpc NYLito
Would Tennessee feel gratied to the man " cha
racter and conduct have shed ncyedyng honor on her
name Frustrated before his vindctivc enemies at the mo
isleavng public life forever Wecannot think that
Judge White OF Tenn, IS ready to league with Banksm
and Notification TO produce results so dshonorae and
uhgraeiul surely the Judge VIII direct his to
be struck from the Multiplying and Bank banner with
the determination of adhcrng those pure pripcipcs
Of politics rs well as morals, which have made his name
honored among men lie cannot be blind 10 the resist
less current Of events which sweeping bin yav from
the friends he has loved and the principles he has sn
ported, into associations which cannot be sought r
whont d'shonor nor accepted without disgrace Gl0bc
IF bankism, nul6caton anti-instructionism ami;
Jacksonisrn and every thing that is anrepubIican rail-
lies under the White flag and Van Bu,ensn ~, the on
pose, who should hesitate to give preference TO Van
Burcnf BTfHcipcS Ufy
IL Van Buren, be The rallyng point of ntbankis,S nm
Identification, and the right Of instruction what rc,bli
can will ia to rally around him is his mere name 10
frghten from their princple nd ma Ike their oc IN
consistent with their professions The Peotie orc mo, az
simple, the nulifers Of Va will soon find 10 tl,eircosf
The Republican party will adhere to principle regard.
less Of names If Van B1ren shall be- made by the par
" The representative Of their principles they will Vote
for him, notwithstanding the rcpugnance which thc Mi
hhers appear 10 have for hs name and most assurcd
they wild moi permit the Opposition 10 select candidates
orbiack-B. 80 ''''''
Why have tie Nulli6ers Of Virginia prescribed and
prosecuted VIM. G. Rivcs? Was IL not for voting in
favor OF the Bloody Bill and sustaining the reuevoi
Of The dcposites For these reasons hev would moi nor
init him to be Senator, ut the hazard Of tronnno
on the sacred right Of popular instructions Yet fbcy
now support Judge White for the Presdeuev ,eLo IN
precisely Mo some MiaQsi These are The mon ygbo ar
always Boosting Of their adherence TO pyiacpiesi1l-W
NV HANPsmRg.--Tbo Inteilieencer Of ycste,do /
uiWIs B ianientatons that the elections % in s unlo
sun,o,gy penighied state, as the Editors term IT, re-
snieos as was expected IN favor Of democracv
count VIZ '"''o"i"g nc /
"The general election in tI,is state. ,Obb ,.., L.,
on iuesday last has resulted in an overwhoIn,n t;
umPh OF democratic principles Our GoyernoY snI -,
Rfess ticket have prevailed by immense fnoorisies rt
r 'I ie qnetus, for the present, at least
anu ZION messrs Cushman, Bean, Pierce tyeeks All
bufhs, are elected Representatives 10 Compress NJ
or ten Of the twelve Senators are elected LII H.
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