Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-18

fepnor, Will .ra then against their country, arc
' se ;r i;'i.re White TGa.cc al a'cr P;ri"n'
when there alarm ana t SLY I;mninniss of
and is not every man wa, % JUDE White nOr'
80 the following resolution against NH,''lIs "
was passed in Legislature ayes ~ noes MS held
wa p5J THAT the doctrine of Nnlihcali"h, DIS "s'u
S;o,s Of South Carolina and lately promulgated,
~ n ordinance is revolutionary IN lis charac'e'' anu
lends 10 n dissolution OF the Union. u;
Wi, were those that voted in the negative on nS 't
so,r,inn and thus indicated that they Thought South
ror,linn WAS net wrong ia her Revolutionary hiea,
surcs: Why, NrILiriEEs, every soul "t thenl' ana
supporters Of Judge WIte as VIII be seen oy tl'c 'o''
Tais-slcssrs Bailey Bell Of Camden, Carson' Fat
son ' Northampton, Jonathan }. Lindsay, Matthew's
MONTGOMERY Of iIrr,old: Sacdman, and "rli""rn.
So The proceedings ot the Legislature o' l'ol t',s
who voted GDaiust the resolution asserting TIE '"t W
instruct a.e all now for Judge White
Thus il will be- seen, that tie Hhtg, or combination
oaIly who support Judge White, is made up OF Nnliii
els, Disunionss and tcdrrai:'tS-"it" 10 one P'ol
pie ia common 10 ur:itc them. save common repug.
nance 10 the Democratic principle OF The supremacy "l
the people and common hatred lor all lh"se eminent
R,pns!icans who haze been distinguished BY The favor
Of tl!a pcop!c.-i'a!""h Standard.
(from Tic .7t!icns (1c"nc<$ee) Rcpuhicun)
uTuE PEorLE's CANuiDArE This is the title with
which Judge White dubbed by the caucus OF eleven,
who made. him candidate night IN Washington CITY
Si:.cr that memorable event. IN has often been called
the Peoples Ca;ddae by perslns who were Ignorant
Of the origin I'll the tt'. JGuc Nlr Urcaule canoi
date al The suggestion aud request OF eleven members Of
Conrrcss-ar Is their CANDIDATE The people never had
directed these men ito bring out the judge; bul whe-
tier they did 50 at r request Gi john Dell or "' Judge
White hiulsc WI suppuSs thu public Will never learn
He WAS not a candidate. anti they, in their own Ian
puaur ,brou,h, hIIm uul." They knew that they were
not acting ohrdirc To any expressed Will o. The pco.
pie and no doubt feared that they might be censnrcd
ior their Conduct How 10 divert the just indignation
of their constituents, then became matter oil Importance
ItSIi ,,i,hc e :
tcirml n call their uewaC candidate Tor the lrcs
trncy tie Pcup!eS Caadidd!cE We hclc Introduce,
from a sensible CORES ,'nd'n, the following wenrd
urc! Oh tins point, which we b'speak careful pc
rusa The people are beginning t. speak out Oh THIS
subject: COMMUNICATED
Wl,n is ah, Peoples Candidate; Not MIR. Webster,
surely; Tor there ticket running III any State except
Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts,: Connecticut
Rhode Island, New Jrrscy-six States, giving fly. one
EIctu1al votes.
Gen Harrison cannot be the Peoples candidate Tor
his name will he proposed only III Vermont, New ulk
Prullsy lvanIl, Maryland Delaware, Ohio Indiana aud
kriuck y-eghl States. giving one hundred aud thirty
three Electoral votes aud il Michigan should be added
will make one hundred and th!ry.sN
Judge White cannot be the people Candidate Tor his
name Is proposed only III FirgIula y. Carolina, s. Caro-
llna Georgia. Tennessee Louisiana, Mississippi, Illinois,
AlaDana Missouri aud ArkanSaS-clcven StacS giving
Only one hundred aad three Electoral votes.
Suppose present plan OF Tie Opposition OF running
sectional candidates should bc continued, and that each
candidate should get every vote in every State where
there is ticket for them, how would be possible
for the People elect President: 1t cannot be done
If candidate for the Presidency be not presented to the
H. S and every State but confined to few States,
where there is not Electoral votes enough to elect HIM,
and whose election depends entirely upon the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES, how he be the Peoples candidate:
1t is ridiculous call Judge White the Peoples candl-
date 1t is also ridiculous call either Webster or Liar.
rson the Peoples candidate.
Is there, them candidate before the People who may
rghliuy be called the Peoples canddae: yes, there is
such candidate who depends upon the People To elect
him. and upon the House Of Representatives. This
candidate is MARrIN VAS BrEEN; native OF the UNI
ted States finn and thorough going Republican Of the
Ieirrsunan echo"l and supporter OF President Jack.
son and his Administration lie is presented 10 the
whole United States and will be every State i'll
the Cnio-a man oil the first order ut talents his moral
character above suspicion. II elected all, it will be
ny the People Of the United States. On Congress he
neither does nor wishes drprnd lie throws himself
upon his country, his whole country,-not exclusively
upon the North the South, Tie East the West, but
upon the whole. l. then, is 'the PeopIcs candidate
YES Martin Van Buren, is the ON Peoples candidate
the only before the People who can possibly be
elected by them.
Let the People OF Tennessee read and deeply reflect
upon this subject for it is Of vital Importance. Do
they wish to have President elected by the PcUplc:-
II they do they l!en should throw of personal prefer
encc for men, and sacrifice their personal feelings Tor the
sake Of prucipc-iur the sake oil cuuntry-anu take
their second if they Cannot get their first choice r