Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-27
VtsLUIaE XXXIN.--No. 9G.

g We chirged that Judge White b,,, l.,o,y..5 ~
abandon ID the party suppoI sg the presc 1T Adlnnsira
ton; and proved it by reercnc to the letter
by him the Tennessee Legislature in which he s,;o
maiizes the party which at pc sent supports the Admin
syet haein 6oad q; uao s9ye that III ,oisL
To yiacc ono of tEe hihef .tec k,o,,. n, c
Coas.itutio for he purpose thasing ali HE ,ors Of,
fees, and of III. f;orsrsm,.t str,L,, <,
his among ms fouo,crs And his party sr,nor,;n,
the Baltimore nomination which he t,,s cb,rncer;zes
and desgnates and which only party which gives
sincere and hearty suppor, 10 the Preo;den, in or
OF Congress, he further says: CONSIDER aurh an, vo
eotiOn ,cheter composed naay or f,c a mere .eoy ,
,chic ought 10 "a resisted Ly crrY Lures MS
try, and scisLss 10 perpetu1te ~ iLer,. NO '''
3. We charged Judge White with inconsistency and a,
violation of principle solemny avowed by himself in
accepting in The Senate aite ptins nom;rs
ter 10 Prior Lea wherein he stated ,Iaf - ~ s
tyr that Gen Jaeksons Greatest enemy CoIaosI e WI
iiams should supThnt him for the Senate rattle thar he
should become liable to the suspicion of being. 0eJ,sd
10 the Senate eciioaeey for he Pesder,Si In h;
own case however, the Judge expressly declared that
ne looked forward TO the 9TH of MaroS 1896 an the
end of his Senatorial career s,cen he coud ch
cease 10 tas any part the tnr1os occasioaed b., uLc
tye and being brought fore the A,ne rcan nsonle nc
candidate fill the hip rest office within tbpr g ssLe
consents TO return TO the Senie J." We ask Tor what
purpose If not to- do what he Condemned l., Ca..aI
he held to be inviolable
D. We charged that Judge White, in 1924, maintain.
ed IN an op'Aion submitted to the Government and to
Congress, ~ regard Ia the Cherokees esc peopio
are n0o ~ be veced nation possessing all s po,pers
Of other aud Independent nutiOns.thnt as snch be a.
MES the power OF the United States or any State To
pose laws upon them-deearing that they have right
To make municipal regulations for their o,nu oopsIn
mtns within the country distinctly mark ed our for 1c;y
USE and putting them eq,,aity with the States
OF the Union respect 1t was on this ground loo
,hal Judge White opposed the treaty made two wears
"ih teni 10 be ratified by the majority ofthe tribe
hssug that they were naton and the treaty should
be made with the chiefs Of their government
p nut no sooner was Judge hue nominated for the
Presidency than change him, and he then
and Ion k.o
cauon signed VAIN fs avn name, saying " thai Georgia
'o p@"Reeey Soeeetyn aud tHdeFridom ioithin her Ia
Sits, t!st " therefore these guarantees (the same ON
"ch iis had before asserted the sovereignty and inde-
pshasnes OF The Cheroees could not be complied with
SpeeihcaAY- ms abandonment ofsprincple has been
sun more clearly enthusiastically longer qYotlons here
loore given from the different papers published by udge
White.
D. we charged tha. in vn1icarono of his- on.ie
patronage bill OF the last session ude ,hite stated er
roneously, that the principle OF I'LL lie supported in
lo3o was the s,ns that of 1885. They differed iu
las oili OF 1870 embraced only certain inferior
ocefs whoSe appointment were dependent legisla-
Hohi Shiie Ar. Caihouns Ssi eaibruced =" all noIina-
IONS MADE rf the PRESIDENT 10 The senate which would
SUBJECT INN give for the removal Of au officers
e highest as Wen as the lowest and put under resiric
on his uneondii4nal constitutional power OF appsnt
heh' ana removal
ihe asseruosot the Iute, that he-acted psinci-
'e w voting Tor lhe repeaie The four years law ia re-
sara TO CERTAIN mooney recciypg officers is contradcte
" TIE iacl tHat he vocdat the same session. apply
me opposite pncipc IN enacing the pro vision in
esau 10 oeF receiving officers, at the session.
posthasiers. lhe tiotve OF Calhoun and his ally
" III "iHy'nS the Tour years law Tor the first
@ " ,c pos fisefs proposed o'ee subjected to the
80 1 ue oe"1ie, WINE lbry were repeating it as
'teI collectors al theppbc revenue bong that certain
I 'le sos'oins Were allied with them in their
ues'S they wished 10 give them
'e""e ii ONCE " sslaDie as irecsold5 but the
prop~sed 10 De appointed under the or
W '-4 WIN iie adsice OF the Senate, they
70 iour years under the review OF tho
~ -: -, -, ..y nopeuu 70 nahtanin That body, and
W., cia'. H., Inn. , ~ uat majority. ~
:, On" sfu , "a 'uuse J" hle las been guilty of
'I'y ' " mai is Sis III regard TO hs course
-, - -, Ps s e7oiu,uoh-aiways pretending that ho
- lR'SSu u - SUBSTITUTE 'rGSet"d, &c. tor seq
iu t m tAcl' NC RI"Aosed 10 atfike out all tho
- "'''1i 'he Placeealns was founded.
m - 'uee nts eontra'le's himself by declaring that
~ 'pP"Su tue appropriation ior three millions, pro-
, ~ sui"s u'-tit was was not SPECIFIC, and thus
'"Sututiona ut tse same tune decaring thai he woud
~ ''''u ''' ~ nc nad khown The President wish
a A.;, q NJ. - -
- -, ' 'AHA'nS si'e RTssdents wish the es
pn ~ ei-N"' 70 ,Ae grant OF The appropriation,
Wv s'ou'it 'hat ns would nat degrade them
80 o. ""tSe0 Sy TnHANg ms post, aRd go
- - ~ =, % ''''' y we festaeHt, JVT nc Pur-
r,S2 ,' "ls go. "'e '"'s " ms PnMtc conduct all
$500, - $3.50, I" 100, o"o' pe'Sqep lheiA and, yetiiL
t I paee nc say >, " the riesidsp1 recommends, "t
~ ~ S-T IL - :, Pt I, u's O,"'Myty,y;
III 1917 81 ', .% :, n2ota'AVe bst:ers the PTes-
ss~ III, YP'NP,i.u''sAs; "heh every man ut all
,orc.;,, 49,. go , y, ''sesls vi DOW, couid not but
nnr,, I,; "a V ,, ~ wv. 'ote uepghded the n-
f1.sr .,a;,sa'. -, l'oieinl Vi'stoh ohefheT me
eeu ne te Ho,ss ~ Rs'a',' ~ ms' senate as
,,,d 1oL. o, -, III se,' Ss, ~ Me sl@Hd ne
.Vi,. s,.c ~, ,' S' "e J"JamsM 81 hs sedty -
,idsvt ~ ho,L Lp,, w. .le nlohus Oh TIE RE
80, ,I,. ,,..sns,",' " tne Sohgiess an1iously
NE, 80, =; H. rEshu o. ths Adm
,rornnsnt drbaIn,r H. n 'ne most
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