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


| PLAIN QuEsrroys and short answers 10 prove that
Judyc Ehiie is consistent and honest friend OF the
present Administration:
| J. WHO opposed Gen jackson in Tennessee, when lie
! was a candidate for Senator: Judg gre White.
. What pretcxt did Judge White assign for il: Th1.
Gen Jackson candidate for President, aud Ire w2s
afraid il might be charged against him by bis enemies
that he went 10 the Senate to eectonerF FOR Tie !IeS
| dcncy.
| 3. A nd who is NOW Senator from Tennessee, and
likewise candidate for the Presidency: JruGE WuIrE!
d. Who voted against Clay resolntioDt censu5e Gen
Jackson: Judge White.
s. Who afterwards voted against cIpuDg7ng item T1om
! The Journals; Judge White.
| g. When did he against them: Before le was
| candidate for President
T. When did he against xpunglng them? After
he became Il candidate Of the Opposition.
g. Who voted in fn1or Of Mr.. Stevenson, as Minister
to England, when Gen. Jackson nominated him? Judge
White.
g. Who voted against Mr. Stevenson, Us Minister TO
England, when Gen. Jackson re-npnnatef him? Judge
White.
TO- Who voted for Mr.. Taury, Secretary Of The
Treasury under Gen Jackson; Judge White.
H. Who vued against Mr.. fancy, as Chief Justice 4:
Judge White.
II When did he vote for Taney and Stevenson -
Before he candidate Of til" NnIIIeTs
49, When did he vote agcinSt them: Alter lie was
a candidate Of the Nuitirrs.
A. And who voted against Mr.. Clays Land Bill and
supported Gen. Jacksons vc,o' Judge White
U.s. who afterwards voted for Mr.. Clays Land Bill /:
Judge White.
lG. When did he vote agaisA the Bill: Before lie
was candidate for President,
H. When did he vote fer il? After l.. became a
candidate Of tie Nrlirrs and the Opposition.
| Is What! IS not Judge White consistent man
and IN honest Politician The Nu!iherS and tie Oppo-
sition party say that he is
| Tux PRESIDENTIAL ELrGrloS.-Mr. Van Buren,, IN
the acccolaice of his nnlnltiun by the friends OF the
present Administration, expressly pledged himself 10 sup
port the policy and carry out the measures OF mat
,,l,n IF tlafr nrtU
him. and why should they not al! 10 it: Is it not dan
gcrous Ia divide about the who candidates. when
there is combination Of all the fractions OF the Oppose
lion TO pu. down principles; Did not lie is'ends ct
this Administration approve the appointment Of MI an
Buren, BY The PRESIDENT as his Secretary OF State -
Did they not approve and support disable Administration
IF that Department, Will" he continued IN ohce: Dll
not Judnc White, ut that time, do the same lHng:
When Mr.. Y. Buren appointed Minister 10 Eng
land by President Jackson and rejected by the com
bination Gf lacous Senator'S was ir not sustained
and was not majority Of the Senate Composed OF MI,
cIs and Frderallstsl condemned by The people: Diu
not JDdrL fhc tGt timc agree in coIdsninhg MS
majority of the Senate; Did not the almost unanimous
voice c Gle Administration party, in this State, unite
IN this condemnation Of the Senate. and 81 the su?P2rt
Of Mr. v Buren, Was he not, al thai tms voted Tor ny
ytudgc Hhitc himself:
Cnly four wears aro, when Mr. " Buren, was noun.
mated rs the Republican candidate for v President, ho
not the rre nds Of The Administration in this state, "e
frnd yindcatc and support him: Did not HE -,u1'a'
then attempt 10 ulSlCe tnSih Iuib'"E
lhcr candidate and did the people then refuse to tot
low the NulieIs and give them power to defeat US ny
our divisions Did not Judgc 1hitc himself at ."a
time assist in making Mr.. FuH GHrsn, V. Presidents:
hen at any period of the present Administrator, ns
President recommended any great measure TO Congress
did not tie Deposition and the Nulher denounce 1t be
nreha nd rs tue measure of Nj Van Buren, and not
President Jackson On all occasions, they have iucnti
Gd him; with the Administration aud held him RESPONSE
bl ~ enc of the connscors and friends ol the rrrsden
rIrv nov "iily and lraduce him: because he concur
with Cen Jackson in The policy and principles % I'D
present Administration, and because he has pledged mn
self If cl"cted) TO carry them out IN the next
Do VIC rot find every bank man in the community ol
poscd TO Mr.. Van Buren, DO We not see every HaIiit
er his enemy; DO not observe that OPP 'S!t'"n me
or cvrrv hue are combined against his elections: WINS
the o,rsrrs of tic l}ank-thc Union farty, ana u!
friends II the present Administration are ray!ng 10 III
supunrt rs the only nrans they have tor resisting III
creation OF National Bunk tor maintaining t'e l,c
| Piles OF the present ADMINISTRATIONS; ''' ''' f'
| the UNroS. c,,r N,I r.
-on, l,u,.iy surrender her rights, ana qi'cly a'o"
combination of Nullers and feueIasi5 10 W.T. ;
the people ,lrr political honor. and endangeF l"f
h,r,r and their Union; While they have animated an
chccred by their voice our patriotic Chri aagS''ae
his contest for the rghS ut the people, they cannot no
limdv rive back their foes (becduse they nave con
bincd their forces fur another baltIel The victory t
' have so lately achieved They cannot desert to III
standard of their enemies and fight against their ow
principles, by opposing the only canaoAe WHO - P''s
, ed TO maintain them. NJ! never
y Errcrluy RErURSs-in referring TO the remark
the Newbern Sentinel in regard TO the election return
+ we would remark that must be content WIN ls g
hbit in our own paper OF me Io "ht ,'ers ns nb
rs,urrs vary considerably from these and maze he '
ority for Gen Dudley much less than I'poftea W le
We cannot satisfy cur own mIiih as |" lI' Pe'sc I''"
f that aicrlty but believe that 1t VIII lal lar suoi
Inno &c ;l hi; friends make it upwards OF oOO0 FRO
, ,hr best Information obtain AVE- believe that u
80 members of the Senate VIII consist OF % wings '
!, ~ Van Buren,, aud one representing 'an bu't'
< 10 rlcJusd 10 vote against Mangn:n i"r w. . oehal'
IS On This question the Senate will tie VI the ~ nv
r hers Of the House of Commons. III certain Tor van
7" rem and 50 Wings making a majority OF s. 'la'
ID Of our wpnforned friends think we have u'ue''1V
&c ,hs un,oriiv-wbi!e the Wings say there will be a
IN n;nt ballot On the whole. we may be assured "a
S AIR Nanuum will not be elected Senator. we rny 81
in ri ssrr7d that the State Of N. Carolina 10 SUI lem
cratic Republican, aud that she VIII 'o'e W. .'.'
pnrtn we cannot Of course: jorcspe Tile elecu"tts''
I'd cks ~ the. ODprsi,icn calculate the riiec'S VI t
I'd bni uu,ss the people deceived as |" J"'tS' e
y viii h., found 10 be Democratic RePubcaii ny e, ''
or sand majority. IT, after all the aI'lces % .'s Hrp
n shall, s,ccccd-if the Fedrraisis Ptrsu aoe t'. pr
'e I. that they are rood Democrats, ana the .'u'''
make them believe that they arc mol .>u'i't!rIS a. all
asccntcucy of this corrupt compnaloh VIII oe w. H.
II porary The people are honest ana V'rtuons ~ ~
" rolical motives and when sashea, as they SOP" ~,
M - ,Lo rross trcc pun practised upon thr'T they "
moe, their leceivers with overwhelming re acI"
Fyorv member of our Legislature who Is 1T" sciu'e
~ in favor of Mr.. Van Buren,, ~ preferences =" a VII
=, has been SC. down AGAINST him and f?r JUICE "'
IT, Cnor,Il socakinr this is correct Dut Is ~" 30 VI"
o GSn sn"e ycsccpoas In body Of Legislators Ike "g
,rcc MR. no doubt scrue (unlke the leaders ol 'uc
W.T. c "V paf art who in Icay well as in their prot
pssy %s3 sS rio's srSr ' " "S
he that eeodss! Rn up
H., nrncp!es Of the present Administration hu' III.
we Do suppose likely to vote with the Tppas
Fetp
nj 't mite with the old enemies of The present
win I to elect Senator who has always oppo
ser ill., and BY 50 doing help to destroy policy which II
IL, c,rsncns support and which they themselves aPPro