Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-28
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counting Wings the White of the South West
cr Le Tennessee, they pleased to call it, by way
OF sinking that region preaUmc into app3naac Of
Tennessee 1.-The sWhig lately gave 'good news from
Little Tennessee claimng the whole ssticr of power
ful counties from Boteourt to the Tennessee ne-Mon
gomeryi Floyd Giles Grayson. Russell, Scott Wash
ington 1azcwcll Wythe, Smyth and Lee AS disposed
to go with the Wings Tor Judge White and against the
candidate of the icpubcan Purty--if The JUDGE should
turn out not To he their canddate.--rhc Lynchburg
Nirginan iolowsSut and will scarcely believe that Rus
sell has returned any but White nianior, says he
evc that there is sin se county in that region where
yam Dufcnlsm Is so popular, in which the friends Of
Judge White would have failed to hoist his fay
We have taken some little pains Ia ascertain The Poll
tics OF that South Western region. We have already
published two letters upon the subcctand take the
liberty ofgiyng another, from of the most
intelligent and firm State Rights politicians of the South
West
Although have disapproved of several acts of Gen
Jackson Administration, yet decided friend il
and my opinion is made up support MIR Van Durcn
for the next Presidency should lac be taken up by the
Republican party This also may be relied upon the
hxed determination OF every gentleman in this quarter
of Virginia who knows any thing about the politics of
the country, and is real friend OF the present Admins
tration
g We have politicians here as elsewhere. who
fight under false coloursand have a few who have
been taken by the White hcitbut the first will be unable
to lead any of the people with them--Ihey are 1ccH
kno'en; and can now deceive here. The second
class by being treated CHILLY will nearly all return 10
the Republican ranks again Indeed they are now fs,
returning.
The contest for the House of Delegates in Wash
ington county, will be between Capt John Clark her
late Delegate and Capt. John Gibson. They are both
pam, worthy gentlemen and of the politics; both
friends of the present Administration both in favor
Presdcncy-and both decidedly opposed to the attemn
OF Judge White and his Tennessee friends divide the
party
TO the House OF Delegates, is firm and decided friend
OF Gen Jacksons Administration and so is Capt Me-
mullen oil Scotland both, as an informed, in
JdrOT 81 Nomination. TINT e pdrty 1nay not be dipicd
" have not seen Col. Saunders of Wythe for some
months-but know him to be a of good sense
and sound views, and that he has aways been friend
OF the measures of the present Administration He
may have expressed preference for Judge Whi;e but i'm
my opinion, there is danger of Col Saunders leaving
decidedly republican,
am not personally acquainted with Dr. Ingles of
Montgomery; but learn that he is and has always been
Republican of the old stamp and will be for support.
ing That party His constituents decidedly Jack
son Wythe or Washington
P" Mr. Fulton and Mr.. Hopkins are both friends Of the
present Northumberland a month or two ago
thought Mr. Fulton would be reelected When he re-
turned to the disrct-not having time, he believed
10 VISIT the counties generally, he prepared Circular
and had 1t pretty extensively distributed in which he
expressed preference for Judge White but said very
little on the subject; yet his little sure has done
nm nm serious injury Three counties, TO wit Russell
Wythe and Scott have voted and have given HOPKINS
a majority OF 7S9 votes The present opinion is that
hopkins VIII be elected by large majority; and can
ascrbe the change in public opinion, TOR there is GER
tonly very great change ately) other cause ta
Mr.. Fulton preference for Judge White
You need have fears of the Jackson men here
going over to the Wings, although some of them lust
now, have expressed themselves in favor of Judge
White. They will go for the candidate of the party as
that candidate is fixed on, and the truth is be.
fore three months pass around they will have their eyes
opened about Judge White that they Hould not he in
favor of him any how.
am not so that Judge White will be able to
carry Tennessee with him. The people there have not
yet discovered that he is deserter from the ranks of his
party But they will it, Some very strong men i'm
that State have out openly and boldly against his
pretensions am well acquainted with the people of
mn f.lfl, Al.
great respect for the judge and would be highly ttecd
in having another President from their Stac-ye that
they will throw him aside with scorn when they discoy.
err as they must certainly do that he s the candidate
MIR. Calhoun and his party"
We give the following from FultOns Address.
Presidency Judge White Tennessee aud M Van Buren, sS
to hold TIC true % I nv arans a
"t Ms possessing as he does all requisite gunl aons of
Which alone our o sa pure amcae m by
crne by INV ind ydua n.Gro % poJ Al vi to be
hun other inisdps presented
n IS good Rule that eorks both cas-The Saturday.
Mail brought us the following paragraph, in The Tele
graph. extracted from our neighbour of the Wing:
nv . " OBSERVE THIS!
The Van Buren, majority is in
Campbell Ten.
To'"' FiF,TYsEvrN
than the number oflad votes in iicnrco alone
sis there any moral force in victories like these?
E San l'ien.m to DC pn, upon US by sach mao!es
counties for Van buren,"
Now, let us look to the other side of the account
The same day Saturday advices placed before VS. the
following returns:
The Uhig majority in
Patrick, (the casting vote of Wing
Shcriff)
Pittsylvania, ia Wtchcrs majority
Jefferson, Bcrry's maj. Cameron.
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Thus, 3 counties and three members all received one
morning care carried by majority of ID IL g tIce
fbpss'
the same counties carried last Spring by the Wings
by tremendous maorities
SET TOAST in honor Of Judgc MARSHALL icca at The Man.
run. dinner:
John Marshall, Chief Justice the United talents OF
BAe9S-io learning OF MAHsrELp aud the purity
The Raleigh Register states itas acircumstance wor-
thy of being noticed that when this Toast was announce
ed, without an intmaon to that effect the whole part
rose, almost simultaneously and drank the Toast stand
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