Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-05

that The
gaining, while The Wings detected and dssa-
tsfed We understand from various sections of Vr-
gina that Martin Van Bucn increasing in
while The movements of the Wings are calculated to
scatter uneasiness among their friends aud suspicious
among the People. The Stanton Spectator Tor in
stance, s dissatisfied with the nomination of Jnd@e
White--contends that Gen. Harrison is sundoubtedly
the strongest Opposition candidate in the and
pathcticsiy asks" eau nothing be done TO us from
sefeHtf We answcr-ro all appearance nothing.
tor, sxhe the Wings ialiug m spirit and waning in
prospect: the Republicans gaming spirits power
The Mobile Register shows how the game is going
IN Alsba'na bniofis nuands the following picture Is
MS applicable TO the parties here as it is there
fhe rescindng resoletlon gives the final blow the
aoPes Ut The Opposition in this State. vicy
rously expected elect Judge White the Presiden
cy The mass of them Nullifers the South Ca.
rolina school, school remarkable for its dsorgan.in
noctoes It's persevering struggles for power the
violence of the means employed for that end and it's
1esPet'sm when ia the asccndancy Defeated irepara-
My IN this state under their principles
and burning with resentment against the majority that
had defeated them, and especially the iusrious chief
under whose name aud by whose principles the Union
party had triumphed the Nufers seized upon the oc
Tasun offered by split the friends of the AID.
ininstraton, to throw their whole weight into the scale
oil minority candidate of the Democratic ranks for
the soc, avowcd, palpablc purpose of proftnr by the
divisions and ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the Dcnocr party
In every Southern State, all the cleme nts of
sonsm gathered around them, and thouph nominallv
supporter of jackson measures Judue mi.
became the centre OF coalition OF the the
administration, OF whom large and peponderating
1ory were NuIIifers With slight exceptions the lead
ing politicians who pushed his Claims and the leading
and among protesting Democrats who went with them,
0e used in his behalf were covert assaults p
on The policy, principles acts OF President Jackson
he white coalition became fact the Southern Anti
Jackson party and plainly tended nothing else than the
exation OF Modification and Nulliiiers. That coalition
nerr we repeat IT, seriously plated probability
OF electng Judge Uhite President They wanted power
Tor State purposes They wanted the organization of
party, cntsted by feeling against the administration
aiienated from the leading DeocIa of the North and
West, apd ready follow where the Nuiers might lead
Above all--t'iey too love 'spos-they wanted to
troll ike State For this end, abandoning for while all
the acknowledged divisions of political principles all
considerations OF constitutional doctrine and differences
about measures, they invited union of all of all
doctrsDes and opinions the simple ground
thy to aa Individual To and conquer the personal
affection SO warmly cherished by the Democracy of the
Union for the President, the usrious asserter of De-
mocr@ic principles, which they call Man ,oorship they
invoked spirit ofnischei and dscord which they hard
ly hee,ate TO confess to be man summoned
Tor combined assault upon Mr. Van Buren, the
to Gen Jackson in the confidence of his friends the
representative OF his party and princ ples-a from
all quarters OF the countryno matter what their political
aims sed opnions--who had been crossed in their
wishes defeated in their plans controlled their
es disappointed in selshness thwarted in their anb
uon, by jackson or Van Buren,. From this monstrous
principle OF action, the people of Alabama have recoed
Io tins discordan medley of vindctive PASSIONS they
VIII gave further alimcnt They refuse TO separate
themselves from their old tried friends tried prnc
Pies 40 give strength and cohesion such mixture of
iragsents OF parties among which that which predo
nant has been repeatedly rebuked and rejected
ncIoas AS their assent, unauthorized il was i'm
pied in the nomination of Judge White-though il did
'oN i'eNo "oi SohuHue hrst HIM
any Importance among the competitors for the Pesden
cy, and during his waning prospects has been pointed
TO as encouragement for him remain though hopeless
ly IN the eldteir formal authorised revocation of The
assent gives the coup dc grace to his preens;ons and
leaves him stand the candidate of the Legislature
OF Tennessee, and of the Medgeville Convention of
Nulii6ers in Georgia"
We have also before u.s. the Proce edings of the great
Democratic Convention of Illinois of the 9Th December
They have passed the decided resolutions in favor
OF the Baltimore nominaton-and nominated the follow
ing Electors to carry their wishes, viz
Samuel llackelton, of Fulton county,
John Pearson, of Vermlion county,
John Wyatt, of Morgan county,
Samuel Leach, of Wayne county
John ID. Wheside, of Monroe county.
On Friday next (the 9Th January) the Republican
Convention of Pennsylvania meets Harrisburg
Measures of harmony and reunion will be adopted which
VIII wtcst the Keystone State of the motley combi
nation OF the Anti Masous and the Wings. Mark it
Such IS the character of the parties who arc now
in the heid-Such their of action The Republi-
cans have but canddate-the Wings have three at
castlhe Republicans desire the People elect their
Chief Magistrate The Wings attempt TO scatter
their votes and throw the Election the House Why
DO the Wings cry out that their Banner is unfured''
Why does the Buchanan Advocate exclaim, awe plant
ts week Judge Whites standard and will stand by
the best OF ability and in the battle which is to be
fought IN the Saxon Herads prayer, "God schard the
right Why talk of one banner? They have several.
compass--and each may exclaim, g God schard the
right Which is the right one? Is it the edcralist's
-Webster's? Or lIarrisons? Or, White For
cur parts, have but banner unned and by that
too, we mean ito stand to the best Of ability
ved If possible, TO tho country from another Jug
Cling Election by the House of Representatives.
THE FRENCH QUESTION