Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01

showed that Judge White in the hands OF tho party
nIral to The hest interests OF our behaved country
Thai, il elevated The Presidential chair, it must be
mainly by that Heterogeneous party"that IL promoted
by party he would be bound in all conscience to ad
minister the government upon the principles OF that par
ty: Of they have anyD if they have none whlch are
common 10 the faction the principles inc largest irac
ton OF the party must prevail &c., &c Buy SIT, t"cS'
facts in- time urged in vail The "h'tr "iSA"
had reiterated a..n aud again. that White was me he,
publican candidate and that he would have le co'""'
support Of Andrew Jackson. AT This stage "i tue gi''
II became necessary for the President to rrUukc 'i
proceedings, ard explicitly that his personal IN
uence would not be given 10 aid any and also lie
danger III dsunon in tic Republican ranks the Heces
sity Of CONCERT. &c, &c. The Wings srrz on tins
letter, Tor The Irpsr OF pre- udlclng the minds I'll te
people OF Tennrsse against the Old Hero lhry per-
verled and tortured the meaning; accused HIM OF APP
pointing successor Nc IN some degree tlry succeeu'
cd at least lar cIc: the mccs dot for Cover
nor, aud to return orlty oil Wine HrniEcfs |" INC
Legislature, &c
This ;lr state of things my arrival IN NASH
vile" short time after the Legislature had convened
The history OF its early proceedings is familiar To all
a caucus was held, Judge White nominated: &c Du'
Is members could he found opposed to his nomination IN
the House OF Representatives, If rrculrcl right bu',
10! the veil is about To bc torn away. Congress Incl
Folk is elected Speaker over Bell by large majority.
The Wings are asloundcd. The brave yenlnanry OF
Irnncsscr-tsc hardy of the West, who fought at
Talcdrga, Tausa,che, and at New Orleans, begin 10
open their eyes; for, mark all the we Judge NItc ~
attempted to be identified with Gen. Jacksun-tInugh
they would occasionally denuuncr the Old Chief and as
scrt That White could beat him III his own State, &c,
yet they know The People too WELL to suffer an ISSUE at
that tune; but the time had come when it must bc done;
try could throw dust longer. The matter arranged,
aud White to take his seattle makes his at
tack through Mr.. Curry IAN Indian AGENT aud roundly
dennunces the Prrsdenl-is speech Is pubslcd Win
many ioursrs, and circulated through The State; but,
To- instead Of anarinas Jackson, as was expected,
received with sadness; gloon, and disappointment
with it wherever il went The people saw the thing
in lis true lighthey were disappoin,rd-thcy found
White, instead Of the early and bosom friend Of Jack
son. the supple tool of Il faction. They were unwilling
until this nc 10 believe it-Thoug he had voted for
Force bill, and then for Mr.. Calluuns bill, still they
were unwilling 10 believe that he could become the
slave of ambition; but, now, they were convinced
public meetings began TO be holdrn-a petition arrives
from Sullivan county, signed by upwards Of 1000 raneS
asking the Legislature to rcscind the nomination OF
Judge NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. passed in various coun-
ties disappearing the nomination, and Iisrucung the
members TO instruct the Judge to vote for expunging
&c; but in the midst of this excitement the lrgsla
ture adjourned. This reyolulion sir, is going most
rapidly The Van Buren, paper had increased It's sub
scripon list, in less than month after this change
commenced, in county 50O-thc increase through
out the Stale was unprecedented With these facts
before me, my observation while III the State
aud every circumstance connected with the CASE am
comprlled say Van Buren, will inevitably get the Stale
of Tennessee. Yours, T.