Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-20

ronne cor Vii ycc for JOHN TYLER Of Virginia. as
,, r3ea' IT,. 1y,c,oys but the ticket, impcrsonoHyD
II tn' r ,i,hcr White Harrison, 'dS voting Tor
vii 'c,9 ,,, ,hr election from the H. Of K. You
.tr W. orcn Wigs loo much sagacity not TO perceive
.yc Ill M illusion; that your plan Is only cacu'
[srry the election into the rouse ana 'nat 'uose
I'd " f".,! r,ssi5!v get Electoral votes enough 10
= atI ''''S cnr own Telegraph positively says So
= NM -, RIM cover your contingent vote for Har-
j ~. h'N ~. .r: crisc Of White Or how can you re-
sD "N"'' ., v',rrsrlycs tn vote for ticket, which
''F t,ra no!itician OF the Webster School
50" wrvcr Citizens Of Fir2i mia. descend To par
! Jus rs see what were Cen HarrSnns votes,
.ii$~. j., i'nrcrrS$ rrcn the doctrines Of the Old
:, ~ -, scc how hTarcly he carries his Webster
''' ~. Constitution by his acts and MEASURES -
-, ~ 4, once the suUlect OF
! y; ia : INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.
.,.,s were against your opinions. and IN con-
4 u ~ :, those Of Mr. Van Buren,. In 1925, the lat
~. ;,I,vin Resolution before the Senate Of the
"a" 81 Tha, Congress does not possess the power
hf,Ls and canals within the respective States.
..'H, vas GEN liarrisons opinion: On the 18th
' ,s,- series of general resolutions were argued
f.'"n 81; r On the Is, Resolution, viz:
Nr u ,rsss has power under the Constitution, to
" - ,,nrry inr the construction Of post roads, mi
,,yr roads aud Of canals, and for the improve
~ ~. ....,r cnurscs-laycs 90, noes 7o-HarriSon
,- inc :trw>crl ,
=. ~
-,.,, io construct post reads and military roads,
$50 ,b,, private property be not taken for public
'.',t.,, ms: compensation -(S2 yeas: 81 noes
- ,:., ar;nHy Tue yeas
=, i,faa.-" That Congress has power, under the
",r &, construct roads and canals necessary for
l.sturen The States: provided that private pro-
- ri taken Tor public purposes Without just COM
'iavcs : l. noes 70 Harrison among the yeas)
80 r<,jyijcn-" That Congress has power, under the
i.,,r 70 construct canals for military purposes,
i,t that no private property be taken Tor any such
,rs.> without just compensation being made there
avs i uars S:S-fiarriSoR among the formerly
~, IS indeed going the whole; and Gen II. uni
' ,.,d in pursuance Of these principles He rotfd,
i h,. shown in our last No, for Mr. Calhoun &C.
;} % ':ci apart and pledge, fnRd for Inter-
,r,,,,a; the Bonus and u. States share Of the
IT.. If The National Bank"-which Pickering,
|Wh.,I aad The Fsdcraiists generally supported
-,,ct.Ipn and the Republicans opposed-And. when
a., Watson returned 1t. with his memorable rcto, de-
.. I'm. Dawcr Of the Federal Government over the
>.,.,a o: Iurrna! Improvement, we have seen with
49,, re,,nac!ty C!ry and Calhoun. HarrSon Pickering
Il iar still cluDg the bill. But, Gen. H. conllnu
,., uniform and !tn supporter OF the power. Wear
80. ~. l:oul!c Of particular research among his
80 ,hr editors OF! lie Mobile Register, TO whom we
. ,j.h,.i Tor the following summary. 1t shows
.,.,,y that. wnl!c Gen. Harrison has teen oppos.
:, White AID Van Buren,, Van Buren, on one coca
- ,,an, ,lr ner than White in restricting the power:
ii, c,,ar the numerous signs that the White Wings
-. So;fi!.vesr IN general, are looking TO the ckc-
$40; irn Harrison, and preparing the way 10 come
III, Support none las struck us more fnrclb!v than
..,-,ai er;iclr il lie Nashville Republican Of the
ar, lave The Nashville papers are justly considered
,,cns If the policy ot the Tennessee party, which
,.yra IN, Caucus {" Tennessee members Of Congress
;, ,,e unniua,ion which made Judge White lrfs'-
,.sl canG date. In the article speak OF. the name
G:a Harrison is not mentioned, b"t to one who
,r. any thing OF he history Of politics, aud is capa-
- II cor!.oariii any Two facis plainly set before him.
- ,gc; - - plain rs It it had been avowed, that the
.s tl!lr c: Judge Whites hopes has forced his lead
r = cast about !or admission into The ranks OF Mr.
Cas- party. VINO now support Gen. harrison
"E rtcle quotes from t!!c Journalist Of the I. S Sc
r. Z lSi o: some twenty votes gwen by MT " buren,
non, the v"ar l-23 20 lc2o They principally votes
,.., III. Cumberland read, and against roads and ca
~ subscription 10 stock. surveys nc, being IN sup
-. u those constitutional oh ections against The pow.
F. ri Congress on the subject Of Internal lrnprovenea:
pMh !.syc always been entertained by MIR. Van huren
:rctaess o! views these points carried him much
..I..r than even Gen. JAcKsOS, who was Tor part oil
H.: time in the Senate This long train Of unceaSIng
~, ,;i,n 10 Federal Power is quoted III one OF Judge
n!l !"aGing organs, in Tennessee, weigh,y ar
.aen! against Mr.. VAS BCKES, proving him to be al
@sys liinical TO Western Interests! We may OBJ
nIye in RAISING that while this Tennessee White ora.
=: rcaluIates himself on being able to prove, Which
satisfactorily, by record OF numerous votes that
ii laa Buren, has always opposed The power OF Con-
>s over Internal Improvements, and especially against
5s Cumberland Road, and thinks he has achieved some
hin: by proving it The White patty IN THIS Stale oy
t o:ac Mr. Mardis, and lhrough their presses, cleo
! ,Hsvr against MIR. VAS BuRES, supporter of the
poser Of Congress This subject. The Tennessee
aln has the advantage in producing the votes, when
.@w an uniform and consistent opposition to the power
tie White Wigs here, rely upon solitary 'nisFepre-
caed vote, particular occasion, snppfesshg ai' t"e
,pIs pr, n
=. The most striking part Of the Nashville article which
>;ays lis secret purpose is, that in every vote Imputed
sin - Mr. VAS BUHEH, on the SUBJECT oil Internal
Improvement, and the Cumberland R"nd While JnaSe
TE in the Scna.e, ne and Judge ilITE Voleu TO-
ether There is not exception, except The case M p
rop,;a,nr money for removing the distractions in the
Savannah river be and that IL in favor OF The strict
ness Of Nr. VAN BuRE.s constitutions! nolonS Tor lie
g.sd against the Bill and Judge WnlTE for 1t. We hap
:n have record OF most of the very votes ON the &C.
csi"ns quoted, aud will cite few, to show WIN "na
ccon, Of assurance, this advocate OF Judge NHrE
attacks Mr.. Van buren,, for voting precisely as Judge
WHIT did.
The Nashville Republican says, 'ln 1875, Mr.. VAS
BrEEy voted against the causing survey to be made OF
The country between Apa!lchcola and MISSISSIPPI rivers
with view 10 the formation OF an inland Navigation
between the same
"On this question The ayes were 1G, nays 2G,-among
lie nays Macon. Randolph Berrien Hayne, Bianch
Ns> BrRES, WHITE; u 1mong the ayes, Gc'l' liar
,:;0r!
March 20 Of the same year, Mr. Van Buren,, says
Ire Nashville Republican, voted to strike out from Inc NJ
!ary appropriation Bill the first section, to wit 'tor
tie continuation Of the Cumberland Road, $l0OOG0
which shall be replaced out of ,he-fund received &c.
Ou that question (ior striking out Tie appr"Prlalon)
tie Is, the nays 81 among the ayes were all
The Games above mentioned, including VAN BuRES and
WHITE, side by side :-among the noes Gen. Harrison
'Onthe same day The Republican continues to com
pam, he. (Ar VAN BURES) voted TO strike out an
!rcprl,ion OF s5O,oUO for the same purpose.
- The motion to strike out was made by Mr. Conn Of
Georgia and defeated by vote ol3to i9-.among the
eyes the we'll known Southern names before qun!eo
and again. side by side-VAs buren, and WHliE-
en- Harrison sN IN tae ncgatre and voting for the
Road.
On the 9Th of April, complains the Republican, me
voted against bill Tor removing the obstrucuons IN .t
Savannah Ivcr:-ihc vote was 80 ayes and 3noes--MA
tcS, TAzEwELL and VAS BuREN. There he dIiieree
from Judge WnlTEbut III good State Rights Compa
n: Judge White voted for The appropriation with 1en