Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06

the will Dty constituents wlifn lhey efcrd meas an
individual however, believe the nomination ought not
TO BIZ made. -
have already occnpit so much of the lime Of the
House ttatt shall myself with few remarks upon
the othrrponts the preamble and resolutions
have seldom read document, that art
fully draw than this preamble It's well calculated and
for uuIt thai know. intended 10 present many
different faces there distinct parties sustaining
Judre White. If il desirable 10 please the Wings
they wll1.,thrre find the Baltimore Convention de-
nuuuccd in unmeasured terms. IL it wished 10
please, the Nullifers, their great Champion Mr. Cal
houn will find enough the preamble and resolu-
ton tn crafty his feelings And if it were desirable
please tile jackson men by he is styled cur dstin-
gpished CG;t't Magistrate. and his administration is
s:generay approved Buff an enemy of Gen. Jack
son would b. pleased TO read paper that contained
few cuts aud lhrnss at the old hero he can he gratcd
in this preamble. Men and things Mr. Speaker, take
their hue and character from the circumstances iu sur
round em. What is an abstraction to-day, without APP
plication or point becomes pointed and full of Itbukc
By the circumstances Of Tomorrow 1t has been said
that the principles continued in this preamble are The
principles Of JaGksonbe II so-and they too these
principles which his enemies are daily charg him
with having violated. 1t is no where asst rrd in the
preamble by any gentlemen on this hoor that Gen
Jackson has violated any of these three principles
that has been singled to guide Judge Whitenor is
it said that he has not violated them The principles
merely stated, and whereas gentlemen are hrm-
ly persuaded that they haze lost none OF their truth
or Importance by the lapse of lime change Of ccum
stance, the feel inpclcd affirm them. again usk,
MI Speaker, why does il happen that it has bccon
Important to re-aim those uree ptinc pies alone which
make the burden Of the Opposition clamor: would not
heedlessly attribute motives to worthy gentlemen: but
wien reject, that Judge White is supported out Of
Tennessee by Fdersls,s and Null6ers, hen see him
claimed as an Opposition candidate and then when see
ms CLAIMS TO the Presidency based upon three prime plesr
which are made the daily etaes Of denuucatio against
Jacksons Administration. forced 10 the conviction,
that this preamble drawn with an eve to give counie-
to bis supporters who differ so widely from him in
oil other sentiments Why have gentlemen given US
III abstract of Judge VS. leading prncples-why this ST..
ence Us TO all those great policy on which he
may be called that silence rs TO the
Bank not word here found which condemns the prn-
cples ofthe Federasts Nufers-no, and the gen.
tlemea dared not insert aay such thing Judge White
supporters of Tennessee sustaining him under the
Opposition Aags and this document was never designed
to change his position with those supporters But was
necessary throw this deagn the mantle of jack
sonsm-the jackson White men of Tennessee must not
be driven off, and hence those iaudatory illusions Jack
sons naHe-that oAepealed phrase, sour present dis