Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-06
Sim, Gjout the Succession.

II r1!!e Ccs! OF slang has been uttered about the
eD' selecting his successor and actively intrigue.
!. II him On his present visit to Tennessee. The
N:gI- Union has defended him with spirit against
l. t,gMc2ocS upon both grounds. The following
=, ION lie Jonesburg Sentinel shows the extremes
= al.ca The friends Of Judge White have exaggerated
:: :rc.1; expressions
The Opposition papers all over the Unnn eI-
2!a: .:r.ns, the President for eectloneerng in IA.
70: Mr. yan Buren, during his late visit to this vii.
~ toon wh:, authority this charge is made against
e,.-ent. shall not stop to inquire nor do NC
E." u :ls we 20 know that t!e whole story is false
:: %,a .. foundation in trUth. We have distinctly
=. tD. the President did not volunteer single re.
-. gp'! tie sulj"ct Of the Presidential election; and
+: u !at - farther with honest truth, and positively
-. IN! Gen. Jackson never expressed wish that
ne among the many hundreds that called upon him
=: s.ppgr; Nr Y. Is in preference to Judge White.
- impossible Tor the President after having been
ID and saaieTed ~ Judge w. and his friends with
H,eFnlssion iJT the h! year preceding the time OF
''.s.t, - speak Of the Judge, wnen his name wo"d be
:2cec i" others, in the manner that some silly or
'cans editors would have him to have spoken; but
N Greet question put 10 the President concern
ms or tina, Of Judge White, the President Jas
"1ntS:. t5uh-lpr!Hg man, answered ca"cidiv and
= He caa-gc. rs made out IN the Opposition papers,
j. - The President ,Tc do not hesitate TO pronounce
cfpGs .ad wu ic!sehood and we challenge the
pels % tn proof To say the least OF it, it was con.
7a,sty ois'n:"nUnUs in any oc., no matter whom 1t
=, alrs been 10 &c; us caves troopers o! private
i'rr;!o@s between the President and his personal
political !:ien6s-Er. j, was only in such converse
IS Ina he ,2tj"ct Of Judge Whites course in the
vale a.ou ht forward; and no slnan could
=" Imagined Tor ;HoG!en. that any thing was SAID by
!'"..I"" intended 20 affect he Presidential prospects
lla:e Wh:'e
We nave never written one ~ord in relation 70 the
80 d jag" White during his visit 10 this place ana
-Gao,rng towns; hut our readers must not suppose
l"Is circumstance. that the Judg conversation
: sith as i sh.;d have been. Had Gen. Jackson
: aa.aagc a Jw or unJrnticd in relation 10 the
g. As He latter did, on more than one occasion,
s:2ElHs 0: Nj Van Barren, we should not have
e: upon :nG:c.ton. And the fair : law OF re-
'''h may warrant IN comps ylng with the request
'=Ft'al Pltrons hy exposure through our columns
''He Of hes" expressions. Even during an hour 3
30. i G:renrv.e. the Judge could not keep down his
p pes propensity 10 Lelile MIR. Van Buren, and
aie persons IN that town who remember distinctly
Il! expressions Of Judge White, which would be
-'Nh 1r'very man Of common prudence, VINO wouid
MO Consideration the situation of the Judge. as ex-
'''0gy intccorons and unocco,nng. The guilty
=" thrown the first St0ne'-and the weight OF ihe!I
a:1Fa ll:pitude will break them down.
i .s Fact-The Wings are 50 anxious 10 strip 81
mask Of Federalism from General Harrison, that
H. .sIy interesting event in his carrier HE
Dam (says R in the Louisville Journa! } did Madi-
e' 10 the guhcrnaloria Chair Of the North western
,,'y. when il coInprciicnded Indiana: Illinois, and
4 ,''2hlsan Territory; William Henry Harrison. -
i 3 lie not Republican Of the school Of 'GS-!crU-
4 "ls:rG friend o! Mr.. Jefferson and Mir. Madison
'ne lnTlius %: the S!aunton Spectator WHO punges
,'aS INTO any enif for the benefit OF his par, y
Il hcl!e knows tina: Mr.. Jefferson would mol nav,
Il ''a : black cockaGe Fcdrral;st' to govern an ef
-" territory aHi 10 form Indian treaties. says
'n las, Baltimore Patriot But what says the hlsso
q /" me times; In 81, w. II Harrison lett the army
Vas III few weeks thereafter, appointed Secretary
ne Northwestern Territory. In 20 he was sent as
4 gale 10 Congress from that Territory. When tn
4 :I''y Of atlana was formed Oh, of part OF tn
q "."Ss'e!n Territory, lie was appointed by 0"h'
'%, E'st Governor OF it. !" William Henry fiatrl
oH."ga!e to Congress from the Northwestern Ter
~ 10 L, SH Governor # the Indiana Territory. -
a 90 H. Smiths Universal Gazette OF May ~ lcc'
q III, he removed TO Yincennes with his family A
aPi'atson of three years. he was again nominate
Il I1' Office by Mr. Jefferson, {son.e Wing paper ha
"a $! published tic request Of the Legislature 10 tina
u w. aud lie continued to retain il, under Mr.. Madl
T. Ill he was called TO the command of the North
81 SEN army after the fall Of Detroit
"A Ing Wing has corrected its error about Col Josent
81 &ns and the State Of Ohio. lis Correspouden,
d ,, gives the following extract from his letter H
u rs from the Lower Blue Licks in ken,ucky-an,
- after speaking Of his business in Ohio: " | at
n 70 death Of Ohio. want once more 10 get back I
II. t'rer Mills and settle down in quietude TIL
U"ss have carried this State, and it is pretty ertai
4 ole 10: Gen Harrison. There is great interest fc
of oil and hava m T.