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

|lcl lllv i1s 'oI &C !!!l.strSti5n
)6rcd TO make the most Ispcratc ex-
hcnts should throw from themselves as
and be as prepared for the encounter,
is is very natural conclusion, and the
he supposition will be very readily per-
reader every knows that to carry
ght is great impeachment in running; but
Ter Is, how the editor of the Wing came 10
Iovery that Mcssrs. Webster Calhoun and
80 much deod freight about them?
no is the individual whom the Wing would
|see nominated by the Legislature of Virginia?
editor OF that paper imagine that Mr. Leigh
Stand any better chance than any ftle three
he has rejected stoo heavy and too distas;clul?
does, he is deceived lie too carries about him
dead weight, and is too distastcfu to the people to
in their support The people will accept of him
sooner than they would either of the other three.
Fey will reject him. well as the others, and for the
me reasons Nor will they accept of any one of the
iebod party, which is opposed the principles and
measures of the present Administration.
cit must however, he rather mortifyng TO Mcssrs Web.
s,c Calhoun and Clay, all of whom no mean
tons OF themselves and who profess to think ta, they
of the Richmond Wing that they distastefu to the
people, and that they carry too much dead weight about
them for any ony to suppose that they either ofhem
Does Mr. Marshall think with the Wing that the pre-
sent Legislature should make nomination But the
Wing ought to know, MIR. NJ doubt docs. that you
cannot get all the Wings to together.-Somc
for one Wing and some for another and many of them
who are studying the art of ''poleetics willing
run sced out of our stables to create division in
the ranks, and thus to break down.-We know that
some of them confess their in Virginia desperate
They say, unhesatngly that they gone unless they
can get Judge White TO start for the plate. Their cal
culoon is worthy of the finest school of ntrgucrs and
managers in the world. All the skill they have hitherto
ascrbed to the Arch Magician himself is nothing all
to it. Some ofthe Virginia Wings willing to do the
very thing which is Just laid down for them in the n
York Advocate and Journal Hear this great tactcian
The PHILADELPHIA National Gazette is of opinion that the Wing
didac for the Presidency nature
An experienced always the OF plans
any one as mere to in war who when he saw is Snemy about
10 up ms enamgmen divide b.. army All march IN different
should, unless success upon his combined
aSesof escn5 SSse Pond md
first choice Of true &S a.t be omc I MAN ans ho ' a beee
be man Who is the lca ee'ioaoc asd the S% Of
may v al 20 some OF inc candidate Tor lse
the great objections TO them In our views this subject de
await The acton the Baltimore Convention be- that the
root Than we suppose aud that occasion be made manifest and
thS dyoa Of oaf "''' we cannot
What then is their plan Lay by for the present as TO
and etus try and the Jackson by the
ears. Let them quarrel about Van Buren, and White
and that the friends of Judge White may be encouraged
to run han, we will make show of taking him up
selves Then will the contest be between the friends of
2 Jackson They will 50 wranglc and quarrel, that
when candidate the weakest party will
become so far aenated from the other be will
ling TO join us than their former friends Or if we
carry the day for our own candidate we will ulti.
matey join the weaker party ourselves for the Jack
least obnoxious to ourselves. who viii give
the proper pie9pos nd assurances: rv 10 run him in:
and then we wilivdc the spoils of victory with them,
and shape possible the and appointments
of the new Administration
Such is understood to be the tactics Of some of the
Whigs-but they will be baied in their calculations
The People Of Virginia will their object and they
viii suffer no hobgoblns Glamour, to turn them from
the great purposes they have in view They will go for
man who will carry out their principles They will
adhere to their Republican brethren clsewhcreand
no account will they suffer the Election of President
be transferred from their Electors the House of
representatives The Republican candidates at the
Spring Elections will keep their eyes constantly fixed
on the great issues already made up Lcgh Leig9
Instruction or Instruction. ?" They win inculcatc
among their brethren concord and of operations
and without keeping dark their constituents viii
be ready TO avow whom they for their iavore