Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10
JNDCE IYLlITE

We lay before readers the Correspondence between
the joint Committee of the Legislature of Tennessee
and their Presidential candidate, Judge White Who
will praise his reply? The Wings. Who are then his
political friends? The Wings. Into whose arms there
tore, has he thrown himself? The Wings, 1t is idle
for his Tennessee friends 10 attempt any further disguise
lie is the Wing candidate in those States where that
party pleased to use his name And he has complete
y lost caste with the Republican party By this test
alone let him be judgedand what does this test already
declare?
The u. s. Telegraph calls the attention of 0ts, rod
to the correspondence between Judge White and The
committee of the Legislature The letter of the judge
does him honor, and is such should have expected
from hum Its sentiments will find response in the
breast oil every man who loves the institutions of our
country and who would wish put stop the torrent
of corruption that threatens ovcrwhelm them in ruin
The Baltimore Chronicle (another Wing paper "likes
the spirit of his letter. 1t is honorable and indie
IL evident that lie desp:ses the pois party dis
dams to disguise his opinions, He gives General Jack
son thrust under the fifth rib, &c. &c.
1t will please The Wings; and whom else will it
please
The Judges reply as indiscreet as is illbera and
unjust. He is now in for the whole.
There is no disguise aboutit lie has thrown himself
completely into the of the Wings If they will take
housekeeping all their slang about the Spells party
and going further in drawing character of his enemies
which The Wings have had too much good sense to as.
cribe to them In fact, the very blow which lie aims
at MIR. Van Buren, recoils directly upon himself MS
o,cHriendS the Wings constitute the very pebald Cua
tion which lac depicts. Was there ever more motley
and discordant party, than his BY what "settcd
principles are they bound together What doctrines
do the Federals,s and Nul6ers hold in common His
friends are 'scomposed Of men belonging every po
cal sect These very Wings upon whose vote he is TO
depend for his election politicians ofcvcry hue and
character, without any settled principles to direct tie
administration Of alairs-They have literally Hao com.
mon bond Of UniOH, that OF q wish 10 place 0ye of
Themselves in the highest Office known to the Constitution
tor the purpose OF having all the bonors, Offices and
cmolunents OF the Government distributed by him
among his followers"
Never correct picture drawn--and we an
peal for its accuracy to the which are daily pass
ing before cyesto the various politics of he va
riCus candidates whom they supporting ia different
rfE Df fla atfrtrt arI F.., IL
are severaly passing upon each others precnsions
Judge White truly remarks, that "such association is
mere Jdctea which ought to be resisted by every man
berty'
We owe the Judge one for this declaration. But we
have NOSE cause 10 thank him than his irendsSurel
has there been Il man more misunderstood than
Hugh l. White. lie had The character of being plain
nnambuous citizen But he is the very Martyr Of am
biion.l was said that man was ever more devoted
10 his friends What will Gen Jackson now ,hnk of
his friendship: lie was supposed to be man Of clear
the Letter before Us? lie considered calm main
almost cold and passonlcss a aint-Ijut where is
there more volcnt and indecent and ranking attack
upon Competitor and his friends than this letter Of II
j. White, To the Tennessee Committee?
EvcD the good People Of Tennessee must disapprove
Of is tone and nsnuations. They Seem 10 be rousng
their servants n The Legislature The Memphis Cren
Gazette Of the 22d ut says
On Saturday the 9th instant ibe Democratic CHI.
mns OF Foyete county, Tennessee viii hold meeting
~ the town Of Sonmerge, for he purpose Of instruct
ing orr Representative and Senator 70 instruct our
Senators in Congress to vote for Mr. Benlons resolution
or Mr King amendment. This is The spirit like to
see eyneed for surely this is desired by very democrat
and we hope this example will DC foavcd np in every
county throughout the state, axd speedily too for in The
beginning OF the next session Of Congress this subject
VIII sgan DC taken up, consequently there is no tHne TO
spare or lose We learn that Upton will hold meet.
ing on The 4th Monday IN December next; we would
suggest The proprety Of meeting sooner for the
above slated lardenIan will hold her meetings short.
~ no doubt yea Tennessee viii hold her meetings IN
every county, ~ order that she inoy declare for dcaoca
feheious Senate.
IL for this reason, that propose meeting Of The