Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-27


that most OF tem They certainly exhibit Of
Judge White, marked with degree weakness,
Of II, which would have bis attaining epuusn
ceni TO induce his friends him for tho redoncy
Bat he is aounly in the ednj the wings
supporters The politicians
son, aud Judge White himself supporting him.
White. Whssre mysery! Have then chay
sdor Asf Bs that People may better inform of tho
true character of tho candidate whom Wings
pooe ior The Presidency foowins unl iosc
for themselves, a. ti NIa tti'H
QUESTIONS OF VERA CITY.
Il is settled, that the ,sagcd exclusively on
high ersonaecS is now tobe directed in mart by The So
material dignitnres upon this paper MR. Calhoun pro-
nounced t''v days ago, prodgious phlippc nvegh-
ing agaist 'thc lendaciocs and filthy columns The
Giube, at the time declaring that he would not
''condcsresd 10 notice This is we'll II is con yepi-
ent thus 10 avoid specification enables him escape
conviction There 10 test, however, which he oan-
not elude While he himself and the wretched journal
Which ne directs sinking under the reprobation OF
the people. and the eop,s Rpese natives the Globe is
sustained by an immense majority of the representative
body ndby upwards of 40 1000 subscribers among their
constituents SupporteG by such testimonials we look
upon the Nufrr ipSe dfEU a mere insult toa great
community by which he has been degraded condsSaasd
renegade from has protested political prncples-ns
decevrr, practising discrimination great and noble
friend uvang himself by the strongest public demon
STATIONS of devoted affection of that friends
Influence and services elevate the regard of the
nation, while he secretly betrayed him in c5binei
cave, and instgaied Congressional attacks on him. TO
excite ealoses and apprehensions for the purpose Of
Keeping the Generals popularity subordinate that of
the Seeretaryg Haycondemncd cons pirator against
The Unon originating the of dissc in a proec
live iarH and then s.rsng up the passions OF the injured
South, 10 the ounsederacy 10 resist the mischief
brought on 1t by his OVID corup; political an,bonand
lastly, as All advocate, adherDg To the of Fo-
reign Power. ut the point Of with his own country
the foreign governnen, being beld by all the rest OF
the world the wrong Soer and at last obliged
fess itself.
We coiisgn this unfortunate man to his melancholy
destiny; anu Il he shall hereafter solace himself by ut
terng cxecraiions against the Globe we shall rroic at
In uff.rn.
whom we sannot but feel pityand the more, as he
seems to " oppressed with the idea that may have
conributrS5 a. his insiorunes.
But Mr.. Cnbouns 'priha person,Jf elton of alk The
virtues necrssary make Southern val candidate
for the Presidency, Judge White, seems sympalhze
with him. in has horrors about t4 Gobs ri lie, close
of the last month"; he made proclaaon i'm the Senate
against the Globe and said thai arospaper soouid be
e 0tryi"ss pess on Co.'s eart, 10 aohich ,eouiook
TO tnd Tbs trat We gave this solemn announce mt
at the unss to The public in our columns, without
ment The Judge has again made pr on.u, gniion cits
his important opAon ilhc speech wicl.,be Las. Just
written ont, in The following words:
The ether source Vt information, the Goa prly to-
never ieNI !, al since heard the gentleman ihai
yshea 20 real ue newspaper io iniomaon ad su,e my
lace was hre, duty ere, had quite could
h Globe = Sa last place mon , IL
The Judge makes thlss To- avoid the suspi.
ci' IN of having himself said what YVES untrue when he
de ;laed that " he did nat Lstte0e tL President csed the
ur &c non reorganization YaSsed lie said this To vim.
dc, t. hrs vote against this his constituents
Bat IL appears from the columns oi the Globe that Mr.
Can oreleSg, chairman of the Committee on Foreign A
he tons, gave notion several days beofe this vote that
lac would for lliat SUM- to maintain the resolution
OF tie House 10 insiston the treaty. declared at the
sane time hai "lr WAS ALI INQUIRED BY rnE ENFcu-
TIVE Iils Judge had them resolved to propitiaie the
leaders oi the majority ithe Senate his purposes
Tie knew sAt their great object foil the President
IN the flench affair ie knew that nSng could do this
so ehecuaSy as To make The Impression that the Pres
would hot DC supqortcd 10y branch Of the Govern
nent AMI that n"in Gond To- dee pen this iulprs.
sion ab cod nch Jas ihe fact that the PresdeyA old
Ia niatiy
to sustain him. lie could not makecagreater
To the q position, than with them In, stck caae
against very irlen2 OF the Administrations Tie tonght
Il certain 10 SECURE tIeE favor lie resolved bat
was sens Tie that nothing could be likely ~ forfeit
that OF tennessee IAN TO have it known that he did THIS
TO deieal what he knew be she policy of the Pre-
sident ia regard to France II was therefore, ndisDen
sable that the Judge should remain Ignorance of the
notice previously gwen ia the Globe of the Rssidents
wishes cg the subject, and this is the only Interpretation
~tiich wi make true the declaration of the Judge that
c GL5e The last piace upon eaT that he couid ook
ELg for ke Gyu The truth in the GLOBE was disavree
able, aud he aid not wish find it, How can TIE Judue
who has continually referred the Globe us containing
manifestation OF the views oil the President w.nlure 10
Intimate, thar it e Mad fouad the statement Of tie chair
daa ot ie comnlitse reported in columns declarnc
at the President WISHED the three million appropriation
dat iIe sio0sd have aaeved it,?
D0t lie Fretends That he absorbed by his DUN
la tie Senate that he could read ne spater Was
zst Of bis duty informed of the proceedings
ia ihc lIe0 that might be prepared to act ON them
G tsc Sehaie? He aeems TO antrzpatc this inquiry aud
ROdss oS W5bSo Tor Information, (Obc
& Lnee Kss0 earta &shOntd look iEso TOR Tie HGth We
ask Len, ~by he directed the daily Globe to be- sent 4,
0 eFery G1ornng oa the public account in addition 40
the e0ii- weekly Gelv TO which he has been subscriber
oo las NSxie accouSt Tor thG last i've years and no To-
lbe present kour' CI Judge White yersuadc The nLc
lzA 'as wd pay ioa two copies of Tive Globe, the daily
aud kly, without fesgre" 10 read the paper
w'iseai tseatlo bslicvng tIa III contained nOthng
be, Gllss4osd?
TAe Oes told ir The Globedurir the lust year haze
beeR 1ta.g nnpalasbe TO Judge White and no doubt !
tc1Se II has besa the last place that e ", ud look for
them Nat lac has onsed Tor thetn and found ile atoo
and oe1 compelled tS make most lectant AVID As is
gsliat most lana Offence, ester winch he las
pEa1tsbeS upon tie saiIect Bot from u lase
seteh tiic Sertc, he will 10 longer deseen 10
~ iisnPpood thni would sneak p,ining bog
pcEon OF iis esadiciionf No. such an
bsoosHr wp wouii, sruda
tc, me fog as,aio' honorable cn und thus gia
AyOufsc IS herc place Is here from ay
ongc the aleboo, aud expose the iniate. opponent
ofpHy, face Ia nre aud du,
nsttnoni and nyseif Wy al honoraL ny powef
1Ae Judge, then, demands his oerumtee apon Mr. |
CxnF, with view 70 hs custer from Oilce-resolgsd
Sose his yndienilon, aud has accnsc5s punish.
rpseE star chamber matter.
W. we'll as Mr. Curry, officers of the Govern
Ega1. aud perfectly willing 10 Try our issaes will,
Jodie White, before committee Of the House. to which
W. responsible. III have accused him falsely as
he orr tends will admit that w deserve 20 longer
the isvor OF tto Representative body vuh which we have
baop hOnoTed We have, therefore. taken a strict ~.
view of ali thu positions have pfessaed aguinst Jude
Mlsfe, and give reorganization that he may make an
issue with us he has been pleased to do with Mf
Cpry TbeY Involve Inconsistencies in conduct--eon-
tralctory assertions and violations cf srucple whsit
seems of vaatly higher mtort than tl,e mare
mise for eic the 1sdge has thought fit to cali Mr.
Gerry 70 aceount II 10 true that the Judge has soaghs