Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01

Showed that Iuigc White was in tho hands Of the n,r,
Si'ca 10 the best interests of our beloved country
mat II elevated 30 the Presidential chair il must be
manly by that heterogeneous party-tba il promoted
by that party he would be bound all conscience to adj
minister the government upon the principles of that par.
~, OF they have any; if they have none which are
eommon to the acuon the principles of the largest ac
lon OF The patty nnsi prevail &c, Ne But sir, these
facts were or time urged in vain. The White organ
had reiterated again aud again, that White The Re.
publican candidate and that he would have the cordial
suPp"rtC Andrew Jackson. At Tins stage the game
II became necessary for the President to ebuke their
proceedings, aud to state explicitly, that his personal IN.
uence would not be given 10 aid any man. and also the
uahgrr oil disunion IN the epObcan r1nks the
SHY ct concert, De, &c. The Wings seized on this
eter, Tor The purpose of preudicng the minds of the
people oil tennessee against the Old Hero They per.
.e..u anu tortured The meaning; accused him OF APP
pointing successor &c in degree they succeed
ca al least so Tar as TO elect the dot
nor, ana 10 return majority Of White members the
Legislature DC.
his was The state of things on my arrival in Nash.
VILE, short time after the Legislature had conyened
The history of its early proceedings is familiar TO all
"a caucus was held, Judge White nominated &c; but
10 members could bc found opposed 10 his nomination in
.ie House OF Representatives. if recullect rio But;
10! the veil rs about to be torn away. Congress met
r0ik IS elected Speaker Bell by large majority
The Wings are astounded. The brave Veomanry of
ennessee,h"se hardy of the West, who fought at
inedega, Talushatchc, and at New Orleans BEGIN TO
open their eyes; for mark! all the while, Judge White is
attempted to be identified with Ger Jacksun-thouol
'hey would occasionally denounce the Old Chief and as.
sert that White could beat him in his own State Sc
yettey know the People we'll TO suffer an issue AT
that tme but the time had come when must be done:
they could throw dust longer The arranged
anu Nhe moves on to take his seattle makes his at
tack through Mr. Curry Gan Indian AGENT and roundly
denounces The Presdcnt-hs speech is published with
many hourses, and circulated through the State; but
To- instead oil anahemas on Jackson, was expected
IL was received with sadness; gloom, and pponment
went with wherever The people saw the ,hin
IN IT'S true ighi--tley disappoinied-they found
Whie' instead OF the early and bosom friend of Jack
son, the supple tool of faction They were un willing
until this time 10 believe t-Though lie had voted for
force D and then Tor Mr.. Calhouns BILL still they
were unwilling TO believe that he could become the
slave OF ambition; but, now, they convinced
puOhc meetings began 10 be holden-a petition arrives
from sullivan county, signed 10y upwards of 1000 Names
asking the Legislature to rcscnd tho nomination OF
Judge white RESOLUTIONS passed in various
ties, disappearing the nomination, and nstructing the
members to instruct the Judge TO vote for expunging
&c; but in the midst of this excitement the IeSsla
lure adjourned This revolution sir, is going most
rapidly. The Van Buren, paper had increased its sub
scnpuon Ist In less than month after this change
commenced, in one county 500-the increase through
out the State was unprecedented With these facts
before me- my own observation while in the State
aud every circumstance connected with the case am
compelled to say Van Buren, will inevitably get the State
OF Tennessee. Yours, b.