Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

suoge deal with the precedent adopted ION h own
pnhcipef AS candidate for the Presidency be seeks
aP'ace IN the Senate, which have his admission To-
rove other circumstances rendered il proper he shouId
uecie Without being candidate for the Presidency
II was improper he should seek third term in the Sc
nut oeing candidate for the Presidency, made il in
sullountaOy inproper-and yet with the Judge these
~o , smP'ogs'tues make ProPricty, negatives
Since The election of Judge White il was the im,res
SION mere, among Judge Whites friends that he had
merely consented present himself for reaecop 20
the Senate enable the Legislature 10 MARI their con
noence ana respect by third eecon--that il was in
.e Ten, TO conneract the imputaons of the Globe
put mat principle which his polar star-that his
own declared sense of what was demanded of one
Standing IN the attitude of candidate for the Pre-
sidehcy-that even the pride of consistency and if
there were nothing else his fstidous adhesion 10 his
o0rd would induce him 10 address the Legislature and
restore the trust rendered TO him We insisted howev
er mat Judge Whites friends had mistaken him-that
pt'hcipe would not guide him, but narrow self;sb.
ness we believed that the delicacy concern for
Ceherai jackson clear standing Presidential can
d'd e was mere afectation and intended as nrcter,
TO cover the secret jealousy he bore him. which was tho
the real ground of his opposition to his election as Sena
torand that he would disre gard word prineins and
what rs more with him, the dropping off his musk and
.nAe the senatorshp and the Presidential nomination
us'tner Our prediction is verified He will not let
go the bird in the hand His numerous and Jealous mr.
sans IN Tennessee, who looked succeed him in the
9ehale (and among the rest the unambitous disiute
rested John Belly had the pleasure Of ieading in The
newspapers the other day, the following paragranh
thrown by the Judge. inadvertently no doubt into }t
in Maury: ''' nus 'i'e'us
III, an re" Gays says the Judge it will become nv
uuV 10 commence my journey for Washington to enter
upon inc duties assigned me by the General Assembly
this circumstance will prevent me from spendin, as
iruch time in Maury as would he consis,erp,
wishes ~ W my
This remark is sufficient to put an end TO exneca,;o
I,ose at none who aspred to succeed 10 the place
which the Judge principles seemed 10 REQUIRE him n,
make vacant-but il must leave some unso,isfed ,,,
10 MOI understand the necessity which compels him TO
return to Washington 1t is Indispensable 10 rive Tho
slightest inporaxcc TO the Judges Presidential nr.
tensions, thai he should come on and bv oiyina
privately and otherwise) Of his absolute devo
lion to the Wing leaders, North and West-by sssnring
them that IT elected by them, he will only he oai
rIesiucnt ana they shall rue--induce Webster, Harr
son. ana Clay TO give way themselves and concentrate
on hi 10 do th he must be here in personals ,nI,st
ana whenever his vote will effect it, in sacrificing the
OSst oicers around the President He must sta, the old
Chei, whenever his enemies shall insist unon Lon.
srcke This, he thinks will bring them to comply with
their promises 10 Bell IN his favor-and his Tny1e go
friends ought be scrupulous about his conssfenc
when such necessity presses The good Judge ght to
come 70 the sGnate We shall be pleased see him
antallZed oy the Irumvlrs-irst used, then abused
and at last dismissed with the nonchalance with which
Prude Ia pettccats is sometimes cast off
derIg the excessively scrupulous nicctv Of tho
1uuse, ABOUT dong or saying things which conflict with
each oiher-nore especially considering the abhorrence
WIN which we know he views any deviation from anu
rue q conduct de3eTatety iaid dOaou for himself mot
tor oters0 we think he has committed great OVERSIGHT
IN relation to position taken by him the Knoxville
letter OF the 9th of May, aeady quoted In that letter
ne fxes his jacobs staff marks out course for him
self as candidate to i'll the Highest occ soitin her
CHE People . g.f.'
WHlLE ! RETAIN THE POSITION NOW ocoupy ~
sly oriSIoS, 1T is most THAT SHOULD NOR PAR
TloI'AFE IN ANY fuBLs0 FESTIVAL, EVEN IN MY OWN
He therefore resolves TO srcsist c formulation md
declines the dinner. few weeks before the rieetin of
the tennessee Legislature, Judge White visited NASH
anu the invitation was repeated. He declined it as
before, and the newspapers there in his interest in
lSred the public automatically, that it the wish
ed conclusive against the machinery of dinner election
eerns on the part Of Judge White. However when the
General Assembly actually met the Judge was found still
lingering in the neghborlood ofNashviile IL was found
necessary TO carry the Senatorsip and nomination bv
coup dc 1t was thought possible ofter ali az
0cers under the new Consiiut chosen bv the
LegIsature-aflcr the ExpuD ging Resolution was de-
oaed- the members had leisure to survey the truo
Poston The Judge occupied tow ards the Preside and
ms cne'niesiter the voice of the people revereated
back public sentiment upon the questions discussed
IN the Legislature, that state of the case MIGHT
arise, and defeat the Judge double designs gprise
was therefore resolved upon by Manager Bella dinncr
was ordeFea-uniorm companies marched from a
dstance-ihe drum and fife, and and the firing
oil musketry was to play part--the waving of Whito
hags, and handkefchieis and winter arms was to sg-
Maize the occasion, and Death on tie ualo horee ,,os 20
appear and fright those from their proprsty whom -
ciIement and sympathy could move And what said
Hero and enemy Of all parade to the annlicafio IS
the steam OF dinner and the impulse of electioneerno
cumstances2 He said: N'''i ''''S' '''-
GsRheinen: hauG this moment yeee;r,d ,oy, r,r,,
pahtTl"g limitation, TO public dinner &c, DC.
10 you, and those 'chom yo represent, beg feare 10
feaf'o@ AND TO ASSURE you THAT YOUR ISyIrArlos IS
AocEPrED WIN M0oH PLEASURE.
MOST Truly and respectfully,
" Your friend and fclow.citzen
g U. j.. WHITE"
But let us do justice 70 the Judges modesty AIthe
thrilling enthusiasm of the OCCASION could not shake
the purpose of the Judge not 10 spcak When toasted
his organs at Nashville say The applause rhieb fo
tolccd his fOdSf, o1g loHd and yeDoated Jndre
White through the President, returned his tbanks'
&C, &c. lie did not utter word, even in thanks and
the paper adds, he declined account of nix pressf
alitNde 6cfore he people"
But lanieniablc TO say the Judge accepted another
dinner with his icll0w-cZens Of Maury and there for
got ms present attitude before the peopebroke silence
and his bulletin says Here Jadeo Hhife an q feao
PEGriNbSr AID TOUCHING REMARKS briefly returned mis-
thanks and offered the following toast"
lie sailed out also, it seems IRON Nashville 10 Gala
ln ana there joined IN another celebrations when the
election being over his friends poured forth their real
cimen, going 10 show how thoroughly he Is identified With
The most odious object Of the Opposion-hat Of the
Senate setting at defiance the will Of Tie constituent
bodies-we give the following toass drunk in honor Of
himself and his Senatorial conductors:
~ Nicholas j Perkins. The Senate og the u States.
The political saviour Of the American People Wise
yntuous, and Parotic may they be firm to their pur-
pose may they keep excellent Constitution inyio
late Tee from Executive encroachment either by as
sumption usurpaton.
"By y G. CuUston The Senate Of the u States
constitutional check tho Democracy Of the nation
May ever remain so, and the liberty Of tie People will
be preserved"
Before the Senatorial election, judge White sem,
letter to member Of the legislature containing this par
sagc:
I" y TO ny quitting TIE Administration and Joining
the Opposition, c idea is fsncifu This can never hao.
PEN unless ihe Administration abandon the pfncpls 10.