Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-08
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against Jackson--and whose

against Jackson--and whose
ly so contradictory that after having , sf
clay was the first man of the age, the most wo,,
OF tho Presidency he has dropt last has taken mn
MT Leigh, whom he pronounced to be a century behind
the age, and would wifile him off or on inst ns
suited ms caprice or his interest
III the 4M place. there various indications of =
design to take up Judge White of Tennessee Rcsolu
tons TO this effect have been brought forward in bot
branches of the Legislature of Alabanathc fate Is nm
certain Some of the Tennessee and some of the South
en papers lean the same way The Prospectus of pa
per TO be set up Mt Washington, by John Pope Trottcr
has been put forth, with the protested design IF support
ing Judge White. Some ofthc Wings, too arc fna i'm.
10 ie scheme, ana are thus breaking into ranks
taxing one OF our own men for the purpose of dividing
them
Mr.; Wilde in late letter, addressed to a committee
of gentlemen who had invited him TO partake of public
dinner by way Of consong him for the rapid decline of
ms popularity in Georgia, gave the following grave adj
"fyou wish keep him. IVAN Burcp fom getting tho clo,
N"e :" Georgia ~ tell you opinions Hugh H. White
Tins project Is not acceptable many of the other
Wings The Worcester Palladium asks
Wings Tor President Has opposed measures Of he present
mo% i which The Wings unconstitutional?
use ~ the Senate to have the public money
INC pans rom whie as we IL had been unawiuy
which he himself member? not invariably SUP
told HAT lac very clever sort Of man. and Would MAKE
~ @ nh MI Van GnIcn who we are enyeIy told, will come
White Unless there isa difference them than now
should we support c'her Have and better men,
condition. stand better chance our own men
erm Of eight
The last philadelphia inquirer IN true bIue R,,L
WhgD touches the subject, and gives the following
sketch OF the recent movements the chess-board -
we rejoice at the difference Of opinion that exists
among the leading journalists of the day in relation TO
candidate for the very existence of this difference of
opinion must show TO every mind, the necessity of dc.
sgnating some proper mode of nofnnation-sonc mode
oy wmch the pubic sentiment may be fairly expressed
some mode which shall render it incumbent upon all who
nave voice IN the nomination, TO pledge themselves
sustain it by all fair aud honorable means even if
their preference should not be fully graied i'm the
selection No other course can be pursued which
wili cheetualiy unite the party and fairly express
the sentiments OF Il majority Of its friends. Who
that individual ought TO be, it is not our province
TO specify We are prepared to 90 for any honest and
capable man, calculated to unite the strength of the
whole Opposton--no matter what personal prefer
cnce.
Its true that, If member of Convention delegated
WIN power To choose candidate, should exert our
selves to The utmost TO the nomination of an ind.
Vidual who might seem to poor judgments fitted in
all respects; qualified as well by eaioc;iy AS DoDuiqr
But we nevertheless, pledge ourselves 10 support the
nomination ultimately fixed upon. This it strikes us
IS Inc proper course and we rejoice to witness general
disposition manifested 20 pursue It, We trust that be.
ioTc inc Appointment OF the present Congress- friends
III at body will have understanding with each other
WIN reference TO some general mode OF operation; will
date
The ~ York Courier and Enquirer has taken de.
cIAed stand against the nomination Of Judge White and
even ntimatcs disposition to sustain Mr. Van Brcn i'm
preference to the Judge. The same paper If we arc
correctly informed, IS equally opposed Judge NJ Lean
nue ndS hot s'Hlufcd 10 wow preference Tor
dvidual. The Boston Atlas thinks that Mr. Webster
IS best suited TO tie emergency. The Cincinnati
lnteil9encer, zcalOusly advocates John NJ Lean
whne The Fittsburg Statesman has already unfttrl.
ed the banner of Horny Clay. al these arc WIie
Journols-a possess influence. and their sentiments
ere entitled 10 respect But the very fact Of their
differing widely in relation to the candidate conolu-
mvey proves the necessity Of general plan Of ac
tiousome plan by which the wishes Of all may be- fairly
expressed. and have influence The subject is every day
acquiring additional interest andthcrc is scarcely lead
ing Wing print in the country that has not within the
last month agitaed It, We concur with Patrick Henry
Of tho Boston Gazette upon THE subject who concludes
very intelligent article as follows"
Patrick Henry strongly recommends Convention oi
wings To- be held somewhere between Philadelphia aud
Richmond Tor TIC purpose Of nominating candidate Tor
the Presidency"
Thisqncsion il indeed destined toacquso now interest