Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14
THE CANE or THE OrPosI71oa.-l appears from Inc
following extract of letter from gentleman at 'anaa

THE CANE OF THE OrPosITIoI-lt appears rom inc
following extract of letter from gentleman a. a"
liza that squad of Senator's amounting To 0aHG ~,
-ep have Nominated White II the Senate hah Nccn
full the trick would have failed, and l'r V'!e 'TS'
the presiding officer OF ilia Scna!e and tic h'
lr both friends of the Administration a;a III ~ "
rem. We are glad 10 perceive to"' that 'L$ - s,
. o which we have doubt YVES coup t'"E u '':I'
sincere Jackson man, Governor Duncan. lhroti'F III
law to Matthew ST Clair Clark) was achieved ny ''e
aposacy of two protesting friends THIS makes 'rau"
towards the people the part of the Opposli'Th-a VIZ
lation ofSthe known will Of the constituent uody-ai ~"
gredent of the White policy in Illinois, as II Is IN VIZ
ginia North Carolina, Alabama. &c. The valiant dozen
in Illinois regardless Of public opinion as Leis"
Maugum, or Moore.
we are gratifed 10 ind that the of This nonl-
nation is signallzcd ener4 of the President :F
Davidson tile opponent Of the present Sterling re-
publican Representative from Illinois: Nt. Casey In
his canvass against Mr. Casey, he made great uss c! The
Presidents objection TO the Wabash appropriation. lie
made the most of the selfish op!c but he found the eo-
pie too proud of their political principles to sacrifice them
10 pecuniary considerations. He was dstancrd by NJ
Casey in the District; but having found his way IRON
one of the counties into the Senate, he :cvenges him
self by getting through resolution against i!c sense
Of majority Of the Senate, debating candidate for
Illinois by a vote Of thirteen men. in the face q. large
Convention CT Delegates chosen y the democracy Ui the
whole State and i'll direct contradiction to the SENSE OF
minority Of the people, as ascertancd by Their n'iic'
da,e REPRESENTATIVES IN the popular hramr vi their Le-
will be promptly rejected in tl!c House Of Representa-
lives They are useful however, identifying White
"pAypALIA. Dec. 1G, $50
"You will have learnt by the Fandda papers, .ow
the Legislature and Convention. &C. have progressed
here This morning. Mr.. Davidson introduced r"Solu-
tons into tie Senate conGrnatGry Of MIR. Van buren,
and nominating Judge White for the Presidency. The
secret had been profoundly kept ii SEEMS, and the
friends Of the Baltimore Convention Candidates were
Il, b, rh, Wsrr
passed, - 10 l2-one Van Buren, member being absent
Rattan pl Green have not been able 10 see the rcs"
lnlios ana unable 70 give their precise import The
my available parry consider great triumph. White.
SIDES Of Pope and Bond Of Clinton flew the track and
went Tor WHISTLE.
The systematic effort Of He friends Of Judge White 10
prejudice Mr.. Van Buren, III the eyes OF the South upon
tho abolition question, at'Hg lie and his whole party
have lahorcd NECESSARILY to suppress The Ab9!iliolss,
who cvrIywlerc his political rnencs Is marked by
peculiar in:Gay. We gave proofs few days since. IN
The letter OF Mr. uesrr and by reference TO the pIblca
tons OF Mr.. SHADE which lie has not vcnuTcd 10 dIsarow:
that these two famous congressional encourages vi abo'
lition petitions engaged in fostering Judge White 5
interest among their anlIasGn and abolition friends !or
the purposc oi dciiating mir. Van Buren. When we
alluded 10 these facts wc supposed l: prncipa! motive
with these individuals TO support judge lille. was the
political cimity bOre by tl;cin 10 the cause OF Demo
cracy and personally to Mr.. Van Buren, as the man IN
whose success or defeat its fate Involved We have;
however. grounds for believing that Judge White has
played deep game for the support "i the Northern
faction as he has The Southern Nu!lIersand while
he has seemed the Theatre Of Washington 70 be OPP
posed 10 these parties he has nevertheless taken b.
his conduct home ana private in,imalIonS, to lngra!-
ale himself with The leaders OF both. We are authorized
by person in whom we place confidence TO PROFOUND
tic following queries to Judge White, and assured
t2i neither he any Respectable lciu nc mas can re-
o Iund To them IN tie negative:
{: Did not Jadnc UMte support IhGnGS Frazier j9r
the Tennessee legislature iast SHmmn? Has not ms
Mr. fra-icr chairman 81 az aho'tt6n meeting IN
knO1 cGuni9 Dit not tie present Editor Of Tie Register
late CcnrenO, aho opcn'y tecared hinsHy IN Juror o
eb0!ish;ng sIarcr?-Nuw Judge White votes for the
a,oomisls in Tennessee, why Should he not receive
their support in Vermont and Masslchusett<:-iO
PErsIpryrtAL CAsprD iTES.-Evcry additional step
more fully ,eveupcs the determination OF the Wings: to
prevent if possible an election Of President by tie pco
pc part VI them adhere 10 Webster; part 10 tlar
rison; and part 10 White. Not the shadow "i hope
entertained bv their respective followers that any one
Of thesc men will be elected by the people but /! they
can carry the election into the House ot Representatives
will then be possible, By intrigue, To i.pose on the
people. President who has been rejected ~ t'': vnt"s
Il is for this Anti-Rrpu5can purpose, that Jud &c White
supported by who DO not approve his Pr!GcipIs
lie las procsSed 10 be friend Of Cen JIckson For
this the entire Wing party condrm HIM lie has sup
ported the Proclamation, and Revenue COLLECTION Bill
For this Tie Nulliicrs condemn him. If his name
Withdrawn. not the smallest chance Of election would
be left r Webster, HARRISON or Clay and Van Barcn
woald certainly receive majority OF The electoral votes
But il White can take from Van Buren, sufficient
Der Of votes to prevent this result the election must be
made by the House Of Representatives; III which body
Cav AID Webster candidates rejected b. strong majo-
riIy of tic people, may have the means ot r!u'nPhing
over the Will of the people. White is made the tool for
irving TO ore If these opportunity OF triumph.
inr oYer the will of the people Snch is Tie Republic
anisu of the supporters Of Jude White
[liedgerWc Union.
NASHVILLE Dec. Both. 1885.