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

and which his whole life had been devoted support,
Inc resolved to renew the rsnrt regard Judge White
which had failed at Nashville. /, was accomplished as
we have seen on the last day OF the last year through
the medium OF caucus OF eleven members OF the Ten
ncsscc Delegation under the advice of MIR Bell who
made speech ON the occasion
We VIII point the public eye 10 the sigas which pre-
ceuecs ana some Indications which have followed this
Speakers caucus at Washington which 20 far TO reveal
the purposes which it was designed 10 accomplish.
mr Wide was the candidate of the Opposition for
speaker and 1T was the transfer of his friends to MIR.
BEL a. the close Of the ballotngs that made the latter
the hird officer oil the government. This shows the
good understanding between the Georgia ivorc of the
Nationals and Nuliers and AT Bell. We find accord.
angry, DIT Wilde cooperating in the design of Mr. Bell
10 Uecu ussehSiop among VIC Republicans of the South
at the outset After Me. Wildes defeat for CONGRESS- i'm
October last in an address which he published in reply
TO an invitation 10 dinner rendered him by the Oppo-
ston TO console HIM in his msfortuncs he said:
IF YOU WISH TO Knkr nIN (slr.. Van BUREN, FROM
GETTING ruE ELECTORAL vorE or GEoRcIA, HOWEVER,
Will TELL VOC MY orINIoN liuGH L.. WuirE,
TENNESSEE, is your MAN.
thus is the lead which the disappointed and dsaffcct-
ca members OF Congress from the South have followed.
Moore, Mangum, Black, Pondexter, and the rest This
the 10th of November Two DAYS i'm ont;c;na-
ton of this Duff Green who is ever advised i'm advance
ct the intended movements of the Nuhicrs i'm the To
legraph of the S,h of November, says:
~ IS st the p0cer Of fstC men 10 allan The bitterness
81 party rdncor, md should yde Hhie be The chosen or
gan Of eoneiioon he aeH Dc thrice blessed ne are ,ecH
G'are 81 The prejudice against press ne hare sj.
tse aspe1edsand cruel injustice at The hands Of those
1ehc rot o e fruits Of iaJorand feeling his zee
st eei oeore zee tale any Par ia support Of
any eandtddte 1cho may be pit a, nomination"
from that day TO this Green has been ut work with
,ne IMPOSITION to tear asunder the Democracy by the
mold which Judge White had upon the party and every
business " w
Soon after Judge White was nominated Green thus
support him;
IN is unlimited on all hands M y.doe Bzi,e ,,oldL,
more acceptable TO Mc great body Of Me 0pposition-,ot
because they approve Of hs support cc measures ofc
ldninis'ratiO-tu because lie is free from hat party
Tdncor 'cch has cabt,cred political rclaonS-tchh
has separated from man neehLor from neghbor and
eoea brother from JroerG ne fact Mat he is preferred
I'm JF (lpD1S 81.
nam Oy ne party for, sag they, heis pedged adni-
'uStsr ne Gorernmen for Me 6eneH Of or party"
Nullihers: - ~
' The nomination of Judge White cannot fail TO
strengthen the State Rights party, if they wise; re-
memDering that they have in view much i'm portant
objects than the election Ola President the distribution
OF the officers of the Government. In all the Southern
states they constitute the balance of power Holdnp
TINS position, 1t is enough for them declare preferences
for Judge White over Mr. Van Buren, 20 beget n Kind
feeling and respect the part of Judrc Whites friends
If the Regency assails them Judge Whites friends will
defend them, and, from defending the motives in sup
porting their tagorite it is but single step to defence
OF their political opnonsand the truth is that as be-
tween Judge White and us, there is shade of
difference except the particular questions growing
out OF the controversy with South Carolina and this diff
ference we believe the result ofhc peculiar relations
OF the parties But while would prefer Jndpc White
TO Mr. Van Buren,, would by no means permit our
selves TO become his partisan Selfrespcct as well as
political considerations forbid it, OuR oBJRcT IS nor
THE ELECTION OF JuDsE WHITE, m Is the ADVANCE
hENT or THE PUBLIC GOOD, PROMOTING A RFcoS-
ciLIArIoN OF THE coNFLIcTING INTERESTS WHICH HAVE
BEAN BROUGHT UNSArURAL coLLIsIox-Ir rs TO
INDUCE a FAIR, CANDID, AND Just AUTHORIZATIONS or
OUR PUBLIC AFFAIRS"
These passages show that the nomination of Judge
White concerted movement of the Opoosition =
The special advantage TO the Nuliers was that they
TO be WheaoaShcdif assaled for their princnes
Jmdg' DhiteS friends aeH defead Meai and from de.
tending the motives ia supporting their favorite IT
BUT a SINGLE STEP TO Defence THEIR roLirIcAL
PRINcIPLEs."
This the especial boon to the Nullifcrs generally
but the great political object of the leaders is yelled UNI
DER the following Phraseology
OUR OBJECT is NOT THE ELECTION OF
JUDGE WHITE, 1T IS THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE PER-.
Lie coon, BY promoting RECONCILIATION OF
LIE HE C0NFLiCTlNG INTERESTS WHICH HAVE
BEEN BROUGHT INTO UNNATURAL COLL
SlON-rT ls,'sSlNDUcE \ FAIR, CANDID, AND JUST All.
MINIsTRATIoN or OUR PUBLIC AFFAIRS"
We are happily relieved from the imvidous Office OF
making coniecures to the of 'thc reooncation
OF the conflicting interests oioh hare been brought into ,,
aataraL c0Hisioa. How ''a fair candid and INST adj
'inistration IF puJlic affairs be brought about
under the suspicious arrangements of the Speaker of the
House of Representatives, is fully explained by the
Ilon. Tristan Burgess The Providence Journal a few
days since brought ont speech Of the distinguished
Rhode Island Representative, in anticipation of the APP
preaching election in that State, delivered at late
meeting Of his citizensfrom the close of this
address take the following paragraphs:
Let every man remember, that his vote may carry
the whole election Let him feel Mat him. his
eLertions may rest Me Oo eccg of the aodoic interest
Of the 1cholc con'~Ty call all men, of all parties to
leave the holders OF Offices under Executive patronage
the slaves of power the Tories of these times as er
fathers it 1o Tories Of The Recoiion, come TO The
serrice Of tie coNqtry he rescue of the Constitution
the preservation Of Die ia'ns, tie soratiOp of H6ertu
" live triumph now, cannot be defeated in AUGUST:
and shall then eject Representatives. acho 2nGU elect
President Of the United Sidtes. Three candidates h0re
already bee~ noaaiHdtcd: WHSTE SoUTH; McIEAS
~ THE WEST; WEBSTER EAST. The friends Of
Judge White say he IN truth what Jackson promised to
be tits enough for us, that the host of Executive ia
voritcs are against him. GRd he against them Mclean is
man, good anil true; Wing, patriot, a statesman
Webster is-but why should speak of Webster There
Is not man in city village, a farm or plan
tation III the Wilderness a cabin of any State or
Territory, but can talk and does talk and tell of Web
ster the orator. the statesman the great champion of the
Constitution. He is, in SOUL as lofty as his own native
mountains, and pure as their eternal SHOWS Rocks may
be rent, or moved, but nothing the tide Of time or the
tempcsts of party shake touch his integrity Who
that could be proud Of his country would not be proud TO
have such q for President of the United States2
" May not God have suffered country To run into
Wilderness and TEEN with monsters for the last ciOht
years that he might call this moral this political
Herculest to clear and to again our country
" MI honest dO their duty, then these men ,c1 be- He
highest on The list IT c0RddatoS IN ME ect0Tai c0Uegcs
and ieddHg the Caucus caHd0tc. the successor nominal
ed by Gen Jackson, Moy ,oU bofOre tie Iousc nj
RepTeSctattU6S tOr SoiectOa IF from that number
for ProStcnt 9hcgro0t interest ,och har1 inst cram
incl, a0y be c0Hsdcrcd md by all paTtios such course
StPutaed and hon tie rights Of hc PcoDe are securcd
that HOttse WW Sttcc Ho mast Hke tcuh s0ffy m
all, dRd NTH giory To cOUHry administer tie E4ee-
ire GOUcrHtent Here Rhode Island will have a voice
as loud, potency efficient tie extensive and
powerful state. Never, again. do wish TO see Presi-
dent IN any other manner, elected lt will 20 10 per-
Pcuae our Union, by preserving the small from being
swallowed up by the great States and prevent Presi
dent from riding into power such tide Of popularity