Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-04
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Buren, o" The South who through party zeal, are
supporting The ?rrtrrs"ns Of that gentleman, to pause
and ctirct uFnn lr Consequences If his rircIion &c
Nc Other Wig presses repeat thu question. although
ih'y haze seen III Mr.. Van Bnrcns letter sufficient evil
dtncc OF his opinions 10 supcrsede the necessity Of any
such enquiry.
Harrison: The M:ddcnury Free Press states, that he
was applied ~ early in the spring. by Of tie c!ti-
zens Ut Vermont II say whether ne would veto Sur!
bill! and whit h. thought n the bill for a-r.stn:s the
ncen!!ary Publications. IL favor Of which bill Mr.. Y.
! B had gwen his casting vnc. What did Gen
II. take" OF course he answered promptly and frankly!
No The MidI.cbrTy es says, thai he has not met tie IN
tcrr"galorrs After ti'i;2. il" did promise
t"t bat nc failed 10 d. il; Towards til" close Of
July, the G'rriats GgalA applied 10 hm-but
vas extracted. What then may III" Lynch:u!G Tr1mi
all and lil2 abingdon Statesman say TO their Here; VIII
!hcy repeat Can he S''ith trust him: -" Wvil IN h.
#r< Sr;igh: !Ir"ard ppihiriaa pursue ih:s c,n:se:
VIII "lhc Wings Of the South pause and reflect up
Oh tie coast l'"nccs OF his election: shaii see.
OBET or KE>IGN
Nj it"!sry, member OF Congress from the STATE n
Georgia. III his rccen reply to the Monticello ncrr"ga
iur!rS, cor ,,yS the .ulrwing ml'y lang"n-r:
Il is wei! known, that The great Of the people
BY w!loH lI Hs honor 1, be c:ls j Representa-
i've n c ilmH OF the 81, ctInn liz decided friends
and supporters vi Mr.. Van Buren, Tor III" rre;;;.ucr
1t must also lie equally clear, that ;rr Representative
rnst have entertained community q" sentiment and
.ri.n. VII! them otherwise, their Interests would not
htv cpn;iva u h:un find myself, therefore, IT.
!
claims OF Ai7 Van Eurca for the Presidency, nnlii some
inraito is presented. u! G!Icra''"p Of the lu5
lie rjH To sustain that WILL when fairy c&p"c<Scd is
w:l M" ix"d principle an unasrable determination
the doctrine has not only been CUES
toned. bat open defiance, by those who hlv"
sympathy for truY ctcr canddan for Inc Presidency,
| IN preference Ai-. Van Buren, On III" first Monday
in Uctotrr Erxt shall be presented to the people ir
reelection. tic political tricnd gt Mr.. Van B~ren
If re-coscn hy hcln obligation can be- palmer than
support his caus2 uHl subsequently and speciality IN
>Inc!cd the contrary: The election o! Representa-
lives the first Monday in Oct9'rT belng thc first IN
!calion %. public uioa aud consequently holding The
&eprese bound to conm!m, ua;I! some Pos!rroT
&C! Of the people sial! show change OF will.
" We next 10 consider, dow far and under what
circumstances the result Of the elicit for Electors,
one ,aonii thereafter ShoYd a! ct the precious ordcT o
the people, ami Tic conduct ui the Representative Just
chosen. Tie solution OF THIS question Will !:'n!sh as
precise answer capable ui giving 10 t!G above
uctrOgatnr? In point Of hna the choice oil electors
Is .hSrgueut to that o. Representatives. For all prGt
cG Purposes, the lose their SncccS$rc character,
and b.cune concurrent and Simultaneous acts oil The Eco
pie asst much as il both elections were hru on Inc
same Gay; month 81 ,u:r being, loo short '"r"G,
in the ordinary of things, 10 adut oil any 1F:t
change OF the popular VIII. his view ct The SUBJECT
could only lie changed, by dccisirc majority Tor eject
ors al variance with The preceding election OF "pTs'-
,avrs, which will put casualties, and The apathy OF the
people up 10 the choice OF Electors, hey ohu INC
possibility OF question: In such an event Or any others
establishing beyond doubt that the people nave Ht''rt"
ocruiir principle scon.d and repudi"cd by the friends
nj Judge Hhiic-OBEY OR RESIGN! however
strongly incline to Think that the latter alternative
would nave Inv pgccrcncc fr among tie several cadl-
dates FOX the Presidency know OF The administration
o. none which could support Judging Tic !rt":c by The
present. except that OF Mr.. '. Buren,. never WI! une
with u';~a fedcrai$tS f"0ts's, Ba"h'tFs ard Ms r'fI-
trs IF jndrlr JnCS0n, IN the motley ana degrading P"-
Icy which inevitably awaits them
Sir Holsey hits the mark, truly when ne says, that I'M
der such Instructions he will either obey or reSyn nn'
suppose him |" he situated aS our own Lr'!"eis o. o'
ur.ss NAV pCssLly though not probably bs.-Suppoac
double " im ticket to prevail what u!"n would Ia" co.
How are le People 10 knew for whom tc'' Electors are
10 vu,eand if il roes into the House, how are the N''
rrsenalivcs to k:p~ fer when ti;e fe"pIe "isn Nv "
vote neither il 10 Harrison, White or AN Buren,; II
IS we reaat tie vice If this Grubetick" That II tie
Ga,s IN liz, list instance the Representatives right oi me
people; and in tie next, their right OF lHSF"cH'I'
The Nc pins Iare-We had not supposed i! possible
that even the Lynulburg Fi!ginian could have stopped
to low trick US to p"rveTt the very ra & ~
Trnnrsscc The whittier has however. descended - lar
as 10 make The and ptliu! attempt we rr,narHeu
that uur wishes, men, arc clearly IN iaF"l o H"'I"
Harrison against Judge White we IKE ana a,e
one while tho other trimmer: deSrter AMI can
ter "Whal, ("xciamS this miserable quooeF) t''c
inGu!rer prefer Cen Harrison an advocate OF irth'
improvements hy lIi" General Government, !!l"hu VI
tbs, Tariff policy advocate OF the appropriation u! ''s
surplus the object Of emancipation ana: VoF
ror upon horru!S} friend OF the United States h"'E
the Enquirer prefer upon whom II iao"s 10 "!liS
ali these. .Latniabe lresl"s 10 Judge me: WHO "'S
been the i,varabc nllr Nibc, unconpr"'ltsi' opponent
of tbr,n nix Where IS the Enquirer regard 0f primer
plp:-And where is Tie EIincFic, we asa The common
candor Of the person who wuG thus Snphtcae ana per
vert the paest propositions: we expressly sal' ' I
,ueu we liked aud respected HARRISON lie ihoStl' ~
ycrv Term which we employed. shows that We dlu mo-
speak as poiiiitiaas that we would prefer cen H.
wiib nil lbs hcrcsi,s, Judge White. AS pnltc'ahS
we are not a. liberty 20 Consult our personal ie"''hS
Lp ;:,W
and rrsurct sOmc 7a0a lhoug The rankS"i It's '"Sa
cDo,r,D,s even better than som" OF his own p'Fy' !
li. nnian has such feelings we are h0t "S""''
, , 10 confess That We nave
p,.ysyLyAy!A AGAIs THE Phi!aacirha S'n'iHci
lt, 18Th continues give III: most cheering "rcoa'l
81 ar nI,raI proswcls |. says: The intelligence
from tine interior OF The Stale is OF the NEST -ra'yh
character ans, satisfies us, not only 'iiat tie ~
viii car: large mjory "i tie "''no'rS "a ~
Tn; That "a the most numerous branch o. ,"G St"e ~
the sauc party will have decided fFpoIi"e
Tarce- probably far from twoth' OF the il"n
In most of The counties III which The rrcfraht N'"",
reside, ihe probability is That t'ey VIII w. rnrn
,lny have for several years. In Cuto'f!anH county
,I residence of Senator Pearson We learn th! me nc
" mocrac party is once more firmly u''eo ana '. vi
S McCmrc our candidate for Congress, VIII nave nan"
some m,in,;,v Perry of ITSELF Will render HIS c'tct
!. ccra;n In Beaver where Dickey lives, we snail ais
do better than usual. And SO III srTrrai "ie'
r MIyr-Thc Saco Dcmocra, OF the II tn gives rs IN
/ returns from PCS towns: % o4 Tor Duhi' p '"u -
l. for Keu,-'rhe Democrat says Gov D"n!ap n,"J"'
over Mr. Kent, tue Federal candidate, as gwen "'T':
# nearly 5000 The towns which rsn'an ~ be H'" '!,,
will we iaY doubt increase ms nhJfl'f d. h"s'
n and pro!ub!y more. In 1854, the last r:cr!i "'
If atirs any lair lest o the strength Of parties H"a'S
= mni.ty over Sprague in all the towns was only 3r,%
Since that time his majority has more than H'mDcu q, H.
go, with Lrse facts before them. W. hear Tie i4s ta'H
about pa.: and Of the probability otcayns the oll
If ;ns, Van Buren, The very IDEA is too absurd 10 re
csiyc serious notice. These lying stories are nnula'
turcd for effect abrOad-the Wings here DO" OesSs
= ,yord of Them"