Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21

of the present Administration? The true answer is
within the knowledge of every who has given the
least attention public affairs. The Nullifers with
few disappointed and desperate men at their head are
tn, avowed enemies Of the President and his measures
Union men are the tue friends of both. Who are cla
morousy pressing Judge White claims the Prcsden
cy in the South The undcniable answer is, the Null
liners who are opposing his claims. well as
the various Vaccinations of the Nulliicrs, the Ma
uonals, and their allies of all denominations The
answer again is plain--it is the Union men We are
iniy prepared, and shall not shrink from the task
when properly called on to designate by name i'm
every Southern State, the leading men, and their poll
tics respectively. in full confirmation of the forcoony
assertions few instances by way of specimen may
as well be named now any future time In Virgil
ma Leigh one otthe berest enemies of the Admins
ua,on, is Tor Judge White. Rivcs of its constant
and most dsncrcs,ed friends opposed to him. Tyler
an ayowed enemy ofthe Administration and who glorcs
IN ms having renounced all friendship for the President
SIN avor OF Judge White election. Stevenson, the
late Speaker of the House of is opposed
to his election Thomas Richie, the veteran editor of
the Richmond Enquirer who formerly fought for the true
principles OF Democracy under MIR Jecrsons ag and
who sui continues to be consistent Republican, is op-
posed to Judge White; while Gen Green the editor of
me u = Telegraph accords to him his warm support
nc E0be Is opposed TO the claims of the Judge and to
uie manner IN which lac has been brought out as cand
date Msnguin, the Opposition Senator from n Caro-
ma supports the pretensions ofthe Judge; while Brown
ms colleague now the most popular in the State is
opposed 10 ms claims The same contrast might be
drawn between all the public and leading men of the
whole South tut time and space will permit us to
| continue il.
We have spoken of hopeless ceoy, TO elect JUDGE
White mat expression contains honest opinion
formed from the best information which we have been
able to collect on the subject Permit now to take the
only view OF the subject which would seem to render
that opinion questionable Let suppose that the whole
Opposition should unite i'm his support This event
would constitute him their candidate Would not this
"e inc present dominant party in support of his COM
peiiior? Admit that ma NOT have tlat .d; herc
on account of Judge White being citizen of the
state; but IN almost every other State that result
would be instantly produced, and then his delea,
would be certain.-plan arithmetic and facts No 10
the prevailing local politics of the State prove this
Il In enn.lI H.. al ,.l
concentration of all the Opposition in his favor Would
tins be an event which ENTHUSIASTICALLY proud of her
pontcaI honor and consistencyshould desire TO see,
Suuge "hne IL Is true, has generally supported the
measures of the Administration i'm the SENATE and ve
are perfectly willing 10 accord to him virtue and
hrnness as commonly fall to the lot of good men, vet
when he shall owe his elcction-his elevation to the
first office in the word-to men who hold system of
opinions and principles Numerically opposed 70 tho
opinions and principles which he has held and prossed
wii be required TO surrender and concede nothing TO
tcm VIII the favors and obligations all be on one Side
and no concessions be exactcd in return? viii they
IN the first place elect him to the Presidency and
then yield their support to Administration con-
quoted IA direct hostility to all their favorite anti
democratic principles 1t would surely seem rea-
sona6ie, and nothing than reasonable thafAhcy
should require something pertaining to their int.
rests TO be yielded in their favor Ii is far from onr in
tenon to intimate that Judge White would yield more
than others when placed in like circumstances but the
imperative law of his position would necessarilv ex,or
concessions at his hands, which, different situation
he could never be brought to make
Inc idea, which attempted to be rendered pre- vaent
candi-
date is wholly faacous Their present prosnccts in
their avowed estimation are better than hereofore =
Every movement in favor of Judge White tends to
strengthen elr hands Their old streng undimnisb-
cd and they have not oppose the name and ress
BILE popularity OF General Jackson Besides suppose they
could not succeed in the electoral colleges still the
would make the effort This party now has the
cy IN the State Legislature OF Massachusetts, Vermont
Connecticut, Rhode Island, Delaware Maryland Ohio
kentucky, and lndiana-Louisana being doubtful
Can any reasonable believe under these circnm
stances that the leaders of this great and powerful par
" VIII surrender their power and party influence in all
thesc states, SIMPLY for the purpose of making choice
between two political advcrsaries both protesting the
same political opinions and both protesting opinions and
morally impossible.
Where the leaders of that party who are actuated by
the nope OF oce to attempt to influence the people who
~ w. re IN, siey c9~AsaasS S T. =
guments If the friends of the IT, States Bank n0urc
whether he IS IN favor of the present. or a new Bank
e answer must he according to TRUTH that he opposed
both to The Bank and Bank constitutional grounds
IL the manufacturers inquire whether he is in favor of
protective lar the answer at is that he has here
20 - . zen uniformly opposed 10 the whole scheme
oil protective dnues. If the friends of Internal Inn.
Provements by the General Government should ina ro
what ms sentiments that subject the answer is
round IN the records of the Senate He is so decidedly
opposed to the exercise of this power that he has nj Nh
tunes voted against appropriations for completing and
eohunuing the great Cumberland Road, in which the
9taes or Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia Ohio In
dana Illinois, and Missouri have so deep an interest
and winch was commenced under the recommendation
go 'Si'iSOh ahu inc necessary bills TO repair.
tend, and complete which, have from time TO time been
signed and approved by General Jackson as President
OF the United States
The views and suggestions above submitted TO our fell
iow-ctzens relate to the final result the controversy
now going on in relation the Presidency its mmcd;
ae eecs are already felt and seen Men, distng
ia lie Tor talents and Character who have stood By each
oher, side by SIDE for the last six eight years i'm the
great struggle for Republican principles are nov,
separated and estrangcd from each other They can no
longer act IN concert, or with unanimty of purpose be-
cause the ultimate objects which thew seek yvbatbcr c
public good of personal advancement are ,yoy dc
icrent Ought the Republican house to be so divided
ana u II u.s. what Is to be the sure consc0uence5 Tho
Book ofTruth affords an answer %
FOR several years past, the friends of the Adminstra
oh nave been IN minority in the Senate of the United
States Constant efforts have been made by the Repnh
lean Party to egcnerate that body and TO brine in
majority of the friends of the Administration The rrea,
oect was upon the very point ofbeng successlliv nc.
conPlished-ncver had the Democratic party been moro
completely triumphant and united-the arstocracv Of
e country had been Vanquished, and the Inns Of the
DaR Fahc advocates scaled ia the silence ofdisrrace
when; at an nauspicious moment, the scheme now in
"PeTauon IOr dIVdlng and conquering the Republican
party, wasset on foot, and party Attended IN b
gotten up composed of all sorts Of discOrdant materials
Nuliihers National Republicans Fedcralsls Rank mon
ant-Bank men, Administration Administration
men, and all who would enlist in the cause werc made
welcome. One cardinal qualification, CONSISTING of n
double desire secured the reception of everv c,ndd,
or initiaon-a desire to destroy the present Republ
can party, ana desire to put down those who stand
highest IN its estimation. These wishes arc cn,er,soaJ
by thosc-the Nullfcrs for instance-,ybo arc -,
serves down IN the esteem Of their counrymen and can
only rise into distinction and Importance bv The miro
auction OF discord and confusion into the ranks or
uose VINO have hitherto kept them in n stato of
occurrence 20 the Constitution and laws. These dc.
sTcs should not cannot be entertained bv inc ,rcs,
body Of the American Pcoplo. ,vho