Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

RI. Walker. ~ ~ 90 at,. ON
D r. Plumnler, ..... Is ~ 10 20 Is
Geo: P PS9,t. ...- % Is 0 9 10
sasssoa.,erns s.''.' 49,. n 3 3 :
.fsrPattie Printe,-- FAN, Jackson Van Bucn5 40
-. .',' Johnson (Whig, White, and Null
" In the House, few days since Col Dunlap miro
duced resolutions, nominating Judge White as a candi
date for the Presidency When they are taken up they
will be rejected by large majority. There is decided
Reaction with u.s. and look upon the of the State
as certain for Van Buren,.
- .; on JOINT vote, the strength of parties is so
jackson Van Buren, "a Wings and Opposition members
"Ngw ORLEANS, 18th Januarv. lsa6
Inc pleasure anticipated, when wrote Won on
,ne iil is now realised; the talented and chivalrous
WALKER IA friend TO the Administration and 10 MIR Van
Buren, is elected Senator 10 the U. States from Mis-
ssspp-beating Oid poins, whose has Sc to rise
no more; and $50 mote il be- The representatives of
the people, true TO themselves, and masters have
nuiiicd the ISLANDERS of reckless Opposition; what par
ty is there, which the current of tru and inc
tice? Ours is holy cause, and victory is aendy q,
our panner-W may the aities exclam, nislortuncs
never CONE alone.
We have other letters which sinte that IN. s,,
gle mad called forth an unprecedented in the
Legislature, The People at large participated of The
same feeling large concoursc had assembled from all
quarters of the State, witness the result of ma cie
ton which TO vndicate her principles and honor =
ihey iet as II they had been betrayed and insucd Ly
hcif iae Senaor-and their outraged feelings could
only be appcased by his indignant dismissal from the
pubic service When the fact of alker success was
ascerained The welkn rang with applause The crowded
lob6ics of the Hall of the H. of r., where the election
took place, resounded with the joyful acclaniaons r
the people. The electric spark coinnuncapd ,slr -,
The dense mass of anxious citizens who Surrounded ~,
State House, and The long and oud acclaim Tye rsn
pc are triumphant rocked the old building to ills very
centre The presiding officers of both Houses is ID
could no mole have sienccd this manifestation of The
public feeling than they could turned the strong
ana irresistible current of the Mississippi river back 10 lis
source Every effort resorlcd to To- defeat Tho ..,
iariy nominated candidate of tic Jackson Van Bn9en
~ was all In VAIN 1t is said, that il another
ballot had taken place, Walker would have received Al,
more votes-He is firm in his attachment to the Admir-
isHation-mId and aniisble in his temper and depor,
ment Treproachable in all the private relations of life
and politician OF fine talents We do not apprrbend
inc slightest difficulty now in Mississippi The deep in
terest which has been shown by the peoole in The a,
election Of Senator and the enthusiasm, with which ,;s
glorious victory over the old feds disunoniss and White
poas Of O .s Seesved csncasye evidence of the
siding ana the resolutions of Colonel Dunlop will be
promptly rejected.
Puiariiy IN Mississippi What is now thought OF his
gross aposlacy and his vndicve persecution towards
Zen, ,acAson lie has met with his reward in the in
a'gnant irowns OF an inuredand insulted people.
AS 10 Mr. Ewing OF Illinois, let him speak for himself
(from The Cincinnati Republicans Jan 2l) -.
a, ne following communication furnished us by
hr Ewing, the recently elected Senator iiom Illinois
when in this city, with authority TO publish il and refer
TO him as the author We have deemed it sxpedent az
an act OF Justice to Mr. Ewing, and TO silence hey ond
cavil The misrepresentation which have been sol sIoat
respecting MIR Ewing politics, to lay beiore our read.
The Editor of the Republican is authorised ~ cav
that the Senator from Illinois, recently elected TO f The
vacancy occasoncd by the death OF MIR. Kane is now
anu ever mas Dren most de voted and Jealous ppoer
oil Gen jackson and his Administration-th from his
earliest youth lac taught respect his personal and
public character; that he has served as common sde
uhder nm, and has ever been cnIhusi admrer of
ms military ACHE vcme when but a boy he vim
aicnted his conduct $50 much abused the u,e in tie
Seminole War--tliat he has supported the General for
the station which he fills with so much honor IN him
sell and advantage TO the country three several tines
that he has approved the measures of national policy
when nave characterzed his Admnistra.ion-hat Le
noids yencration his lustrous character and scrvccs
ana furthermore the recently elected Senator Of Illinois
is as thoroug igong for Martin Van Buren, as far az Inc
IS able TO effect, any OF his friends ard supporters-
that he was among the first perhaps very first who
resisted an insidous attempt made by the enemies of
br Van Buren, to place the very man whom lac most
respected and still respects Colonel JohnsonO on the
Democratic Vice Presidential ticket for Illinois IN IsSo
to The exclusion Of Mr.. Van Buren,. He resisted thai
aeinpt iDecasc lac knew the claims were urped not 10
1eneht NM but pematurey and before nc Expected or
desired THAI lac advocated Alr Van Buren, claims to
,, sec esroehcy' when he was but little known in
ihat section OF cOuntrytat he mi reduced and sunnor
ca preamble and resolutions in the Legislature Of IL
hoiS at IT'S dst regular session. 1884 and 1885 proposing
and approving National Convention 10 assemble al
Da"ore or some other suitable place for tho purpose
OF seeeng proper persons candidates for the Pres
dency ard Vice Presidency Of The United Staestia
lac was president OF the Fayette county Van Buren,
meeting, IN Illinois, held in the beginning of the last
Spring, which appointed Alessrs Moore and Pew Of
KY to lay their proceedings before the baltimore Con
Venuon and winch act has been much misfe present.
ca ana hnnhhdVefled upon by the Opposition presses ia
the western conntrythat the present specia session
OF The General Asemby OF Illinois, lie adv ocatcd and
- ~, . i,souuon tDy the bye, deed of supercro-
gaon' considering their sentIments nstruoting tlle
ILLINOIS Senators IN Congress to vote for expungns mot
TescDaing) Mr. Clays resolutions from the journals of
The Senate OF the United States ccnsurng the President
ioI me removal Of The depOses; That he is most de-
Gdedy Tor MI Van Buren for the Presidency and Col
yVnnsGn as 'ne wee PRESIDENT against all other men,
That the senator believes Gen Jack son achieve
menls during the late war; aud his great services as
cheI Magistrate, have elevated the character of the Re-
Puohc as nation, more than all the Of his three
immaculate predecessors Thai he believes Mr. Van Bu.
rem better qualified than all his competitors TO admins
i spe s1ve1hnent upon The principles Which have 90.
yerned the present Chief Magistrate-and Thai If be
OPpontion con make modern whiggcry ooi ofiese sen
tnehs uey are welcome TO oil the Benefit and conso-
iation they derive from ID