Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-07

have occasionc The rule being settled by the Consi.
tuition, public opinion and feeling, have gradusy con
formed TO H. although the rule adopted has been in prac.
tice 10 all material purposes i.vctuay US HAT orig
naily acted upon, and black voter is seldom if
seen alta New York poll
JUDGE WHITE &S ID iii; TTia OPPOSITION.
The Nashville Republican which has laborcd for some
months to draw OproSIriU> throughout the Union
to Judge Whites support becoming sensible that the
Judge would not have personal influence enough curry
with him fraction of Republican party sufficient 10
make that OPPOsiroS successful very boldly ventucd
TO intimate that the President prefer Judge
White Notwithstanding he refuses TO submit his piccn-
The republican, which, in advance, stigmatizcs Ma
tonal Convention packed Jury" to which Judge
White claims will not be submitted says of The pres
dent:
"The hare preferences we should suppose his predilcc
tons would all be the side OF Judge White. They
are citizens OF the Statcncary abou the pc
riod OF time young adventurous, and enerprising they
emgrated to the wilds of they have
grown with her growth and strengthened with her
sircngthon the bench and the bar they have toiled
togeterand for than thiry-hve years they have
been united by the bonds of an and
friendship. On most of the great political topics of the
DAY they have thought alike, and side by side have they
batted for those principles which have been
salutary, and correct"
Again the Nashville editor SAYS:
Bcsdes all these considerations nnctccn-tueaiiets
Oh inc people OF tennessee we convinced in a-
orof Hugh L. White; and we believe that Gen.
Jackson viii separate himself from his long tried, his
iaithiu and his sincere friends where principle
stake and every reason exists that they should think
alike
All this ,checdiing Ii was an eiar, To unite NOR
uon OIL the southern Democracy, with their ancient
mics, both South and Morrill, in putting down the candi.
date who may be selected by the great of the De-
nocratic party, to produce in the Republican
ranks, aud present unbroken front TO that formidable
and unrelentng Opposition which seeks dicdc and
conquer, and with the close of General Jackson
mnstraton to scatter the party he has led victory and
reverse all his measures And in this conspiracy
ms Prncples-th,s coalition with the Opposition, il
the object OF the Nashville editor to identify the Prcsi-
dent himself!!!
But the editor of the Republican provides another tack
on which to take the President in case he should not
permit the weight of his he thus thrown into
the scale OF the Opposition, while laborng in concert
with Judge White to defeat the efforts of the
TO preserve the integrity of the party The editor SAYS
If, however, mistaken, we are certain of one
thng-tha much as the people of General
never surrender at his dicon that glorious prize
for which he and they bravcly contcndcd at the battle
OF New Oreans-rnEIR INDEPENDENCE"
From this il seems, if the Presidents prefcrence for
Hugh L. White could be brought in aid of the machina-
tons OF the Opposition TO break up the Republican party
which elected him, and has noby sustained his ea-
sures 'caS rery toeH But if the President would not
lend himself to the schemes of his enemies because thew
held out show of willingness to CRAFTY the aspira
tions OF Judge White at the expense of his marty WIN
then the President was 10 be charged with DIcri-
TON
The President has not thought fit TO allow his nroG
ing friends at Nashville nisconsrue his views and
present him In an equiyocal attitude his old friends
and neighbors To of these, venerable member OF
ele nethodis church, he immediately, on casting his
eye upon the article in the Republican wrote the follow
Here follows the Presidents letter published in our
paper of the 31st of March,
The Editor of the Republican has long train ofcom-
mcnts which he inserts connection with this letter
lie still insists that he great of the President
that although General jackson see,ns disposed to rie,r
lh) as an enemy (hc) shall still continue gice The mca-
SreS ne has 0Ly sustained his humble bat seaous su
port SC. &c !!!' T
This has been the invariable note sung by eve
y tte traction Of the Presidents supporters who have
been induced by the seducions of the Opposon 10 G
of from him. When Calhoun and his faction deserted
INC Nu'hes and especially their organ, the Telegraph
declared at the outset that they still intended
the President for reelection wide the Bockee letter.
Branch beren &c, proiessed still their readiness to
support the measures of the Administration after they
Quilted the Cabinet-Wde Foster and the other disai.
tected Georgia Representatives made the same profess
sons until they were reelected The VIRGINIA NnlI6
played sume gaS,Ie ana v,,re SCUM @
until they had secured their seats in Congress Th
mode of operating has succeeded in so n,ony ;,s,,c
when pacsed by those of the Presidents friends who
have heretofore the Opposition that we are
not at all surprised to the precedent followed by the
organs OF Judge White and Speaker Bell In looking
to the support OF the Opposition they know they must
support the Oppostonbu they know it will not do to
tell this to the people of Tennessee, at present
or the present the prints IN the interest of Judge
White and Mr. Bell will be content continue to praise
the President but to denounce, they have done, the
great body oil his Northern Republican fricnds-the
Conventons-and all the through which their cx
ertions crowned with success to elect him
and to support his Administration. They will con
tnue to denouncc, the Nashville print before us
does National Convention, elected by the People as
"a PACKED J"ry; ian irresponsible eaucusand will pro
CTOChClt, JONH BcU
Lake Leu and some eight other members of the
tennessee delegation, as the "f'eopteS nomination -"
They will declare themselves in favor all the President
measures while they abuse those who have enabled him
TO carry them--exclaim against New York tactics
boot at the Van Burcnism which has helped to pu
uown the arlh the Bank Internal improvements and
all their advocates at the time holding out the
VhHe flag to Webster, Clay, Calhoun and their par.
in every State in the Union This is The v,sv in
which the newly Tennessee party will labor Ia
support the Presdentmantain the integrity of the 20
Puar strength he has embodiedpreserve the republican
ofpli in tho
and perpetuate the fame of the Tennessee farmer sol
der and statesman And shall sec the first fruits OF
this honest patriotic and very sincere support of the
President against his wishes in the return OF m OD0o
son member 10 Congress, 'cherooer fricad If Jadge
Uhte succeeds an securing his election There is not
we believe single candidate for Congress at the com
ing election in VIRGINIA. who halls Uhie-man who
- not known to be enemy of the present Adnnsra.
ton Globe
From Go5cl
THE CONTEST IN VIRGINIA.
The Charlottesville Advocdte-he print which in sight