Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

c. is Gimost IN the ascendant: It carries decided
inrty III every other New England State. Ihaec NJ
fears frsa fer Ec:'nont'
FuN TIE ENQUIRER.
THE ACCUSERS ACCUSED.
The ;''ac> Az rife with the Inventions Of cannng aad cichie
"Js ,:s dsc,s,ion or i. i, not Is there maa OF
You AMI know thet 10 elect
chs' than Mr. Va, Burcn the Presidency VII
"se "s-'s the M'oIe strength and n"ne"rr Of The Govern
IN s! -"f';iy not 20 bred iis p'n"st aud tebr';"
vtrs:4. bind, a4 !c:ea the cro0 OF ehoe
Ercd::: indignant sPun Gp;trui
.lpYHr,s f::s Ce";-e! Rag COMMITTEE Eav'".
Verify. THIS Address o! the Central Wing Committee
hars:acrd evidences enough OF the fact, that
..tie times rite with inventions Of cunning and ct!
:rouicry. Wiz; their monopoly OF JrnSS and Eitircu
n!Hg and efr"nery, they have cclpsed all the ARCH
NagcianS q the aye: in con urnE "inyrm,ions, 70
hocd wink the Penpir, and to conceal their sns
der the smoke Of their naked accusations against their
opponents.
Pcvpie Of I,irginin! When. where, how. and BY
whom, has the hole strength and influence Of the g"
rernnen been rxerisd 10 the 10 'forcStdH tnG
and dJtat The freedom Of your choec" Who have been
tie GitG:orS? Is there man amongst YOU who does
not know, that 1t is the enemies Of tins Adm;n,iraon
and IN" cacr$ Of .G4rtn Yam Burcn. who have araed
themselves ut their stations in both ilJuses Of Congress
and State Legislature, and have excited the whole
Of ihsr strength and influence 10 the UerEus for the
purpose o jrrcSG;:my bHding, and G}ca!ing the free
dom q! yonr ch'icc FROM Tie day OF ie dissolution
n: the Presidents first Cabinet. present moment
asy have kept up continual upoar about who should
who SHOULD rot be the successor to Gen. Jackson
The business Of legislation has been swallowed up III
the business of President. making, Just though tha
l!e business q. servants Instead OF ourselves
ard Just though have nothing else 10 think OF,
and Legislators nothing else 20 do but to make
Presidents. We have seen The public business neglec
ed. ra,c after panic created, Legislative halls
vcrlvd ato riccl:rneerng theatres instructions v!o
lated the public peace disturbed and the Union cndaa
ceTed, all tn7 the purpose OF blasting the character u!
Martin Van Buren, and L:assing the people against him.
V,s. .ratr Tho and, n hn hpnD
pie ad. for the fury with which this Administrator has
assacd and for the violent party conflicts, which
have GiSgIaced Naona! Councils hntred NJ .har;!n
IGE bN5ca, and determination 20 blast !S cpuatI"n.
aud s., r people against him. has last been assigned
Tie paramount object is his dictaiion. or is not:
Fellow. Citizens! iuu know, that the friends OF Mr.
Faa Buren, have not been forward, in urging his Claims
upon you You know, tina. they have been constantly
rfp!oaced because they would not their preference
r HIM You know that from lS32 up to the last winter,
they have acted with much iurbearancc under The
taseeSs charge aud virulcn abuse Of his enemies as
eve; dd tie ends of any candIdat" Cor the Presidency;
uflcn yea, generally leaving HIN undcendcd, under e
Ildes! assaults What then becomes Of this brazrn as.
sSrlon, that the whole 'seagh and influence OF lie Go
vernnrnt has been exe!led The utteInIost 10 force
him upon you: ellnwczens, you arc bound to pro-
nounce II aisc You know, that is the 0ctnStrS who
have been guilty uf Ibis sin, Of e1ertng The Whole Of
their strength and influence in The Government ''to
turcstau lint, and defeat the freedom Of your cholce
The friends OF MIR. Van Buren, may proudly appeal to
the public journals for the proof.
Felnw-cil;zens read The following extract from this
Cenrul v his Address, and see what these modest gen
,ien1-n saw vi the Baltimore Convention
"A Convention CT Delegates without constituents,
got ND by Office holders aud deiag cues, to anont
the faYoriie of the President as the chosen one "i The
people, it be compared to nothing but The troops
Of the palace, confirming in the name Of the people,
" the Elup"rors designation OF his successor. And,
whie we hope that lis effect will be to disgust many
of those who Dconsideratcv lent their cvunrnance 10
H. we shall be content. # the candidate there nomI-
mated shall receive only the votes OF those who were
there represented. More cannot with any show Of dc.
" cercy. he claimed
Wha, but monopoly Of truss, could have enabled
these Wing leaders put forth such this
Their slang about '";cc. holders &c is ja'se'
Convention of Delegates: without constituents -
False!
Troops Of the palace, confirming the Emperors de-
sionation," &c-Fulse, and ridiculous.
Candidate only cncd to 80 the votes Of those who
were there represented. More cannot, with any show
of decency be claimed" Brass! brass ! and what
= brazen commentary upon the claims which they
are now setting up for their twin candidates. How
many of the people OF Virginia could they WIN any
show of dccency claim for White upon this principle =
Who brought him out: Eleven members OF Congress,
honest reader! What agency had the great body Of the
neople of Virginia, in making hIH. candidate Not an
Atom! And after minority caucus had ralhcd lle pro-
c,rdinos Of this caucus Of eertn gicch0des IN Wash
inetnn-at er ticket had been formed far Hugh La'-
sn kc and after his had been used to cheat no.
nest voters last eectnns: by whom, and oy what
authority has Hiiiiam H. Harrison been made Joint
mar w
the White electors left free to give the vote of Vg
MIA for HARRISON? By what sort OF caucus:s have all
these matters been arranged and managed: How many
delcraes: How many constituents: How many
votes can with any show Of decency be claimed tor
these three candidates. upon the principle here lad down
b. their portneTs: Lctthe election turn upon this pm!
cpIe and the Arch Magician would be uiumpllanlly
elected Fur whether the great body OF The people did,
or did not take direct agency ii the Baltimore Con-
ren,inn certain that respectable portions Of the peo'
pie in all quarters Of tue Union did, and that thousands
of others did approve the Convention and The nomna'
lion II is also notorious that the friends OF MI van
Buren, did stake his claims upon the decision OF
majority Of Convention the delegates to which TO be
freely chosen by the Republicans in all quarters OF the
Uucn And tic fact, that neither Hugh l.. White nor
any other usprGut CT the political party, would risk
this test of strength before the people, tacit ads-
sion On their part that Van Buren, strongest before
the people Their objection not 10 the principle OF
caucusinq Their pretended objections TO that are false,
&C IS proyen by the fact that they themselves holding
and huzzaing their little minority caucuses all over
the Union.
are called upon 20 vote against Mr. Van Buren,
because General Jackson prefers him. And we are told:
Thai I'm, for his being the "Presdents iavorlie he
would not have been dreamed OF candidate Tor The
Chief Magis.racy. What! Martin Van Buren, not
dreamed Of as candidate when their own journals bear
record that they themselves have been dreaming or ana
dreadng him. the rival OF their Ches from Inc nfst
day Of his entrance into the Presidents Cabinet They
kept hun constantly in the eyes OF the people as eau
didate long before il pretended that Gen Jackson
bad expressed preference for him. and before aay OF MS
friends had come out in his support But let thein MAKE
the most OF the Presidents preference; they are the men
who are striving to make General Jacksons LIKES ana
disikes operate upon this election; for may we'll be