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


VIII re, together -umeng the nays IF course, General
Iarrison The same day, on the motion to strike out
the sum OF orsuTveysn aid oflnlernal Improve
menls, it was lost ayes 49, noes e. The ID epruachcd
by the Nashville organ Of the White par,y-consisred
of the unanimous vote of the Senators from The States
of Virginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia.
Tennessee and New York, and Senator each
from Delaware. New Hampshire and Maine, (Messrs
Rdgcy, Chandler and Woodbury. Here Van buren,
and WRITE voted together. and Harrison against them
ON test questions the subject of Int rIal Improve
nIrnt.
The last specification Of the Nashville IWile) Re-.
publican. against Mr. Van Buren, s that he voted on he
LIST March. 1877 against resolution fer making surveys
IN view OF continuing the Cumberland Road We
canct find that such resolution offered upon u,
dav--but we find that for the repair &c. of the
road, carried in the Senate and that WHITE and
VAS BrEES, voted against it: aud G.ncraL Harrison
for Il.
"TEesc ell the votes of Mr.. VAS BuRES on The sub
Jet OF Internal Improvement and TIE Cumberland
Road cited by This honest White editor while VAS
BuRES and White together in the u. S. Senate
On tie only occasion which their votes were no.
the same sde-Jud WHITE voted far, and Mr.. V. Hu
rem against appropriation of money for improving
The navigation OF water 1t plain, then, that
tor these votes there is common responsibility
\ ct we lind WHITE Papcr,-a chief among the White
papers, tno-uasallng out for reproductions this lon,
string of VOTES by Vas SuEEN, against Congressional
power the subject of Internal Improvement. How
is this contradiction to be rrconcilcd; this gross and
pr"igate injustice to be explained: We answcreasi
~. Gen. HAREIsVN voted uniformly on the other side
that is the secret It is found that Judge WuIrr is
oul Of the question, candidate for the Presidency
totally hopeless and helpless liAKRIsoN is the al
tentative, and the people of Tennessee must be pre-
pared by their White leaders gradually for the trans
fer. Ii has been found that Gen HARRISON had always
been patron of the Clay School Of appropriations for
every sort Of Internal improvement; and, therefore, Mr..
VAN EuRES for being Of the opposite faith is to BE- de-
nouuced enemy Of the West. Hence this cutlery
this hunting up Of for which his friends applaud
him, 10 create Western prejudice against him. Hence
the facility with which " bite politicians and presses de-.
no%nce Vas BcsEs 1ay votes, in which he did exactly
Judge WnirE himself did The Inference is clear,
the motive undrnabe, and the proof conclusive. Thu.
White party leaders iii Tennessee, AT least ready,
of anpathy TO VAN BuREy, only IN frsake
their President-tha is done uread y-but to condemn
and repadiatc Judge WIRES course, and hir4.
themselves into The closest connections with the oldest
and most going opponents OF Democratic prin-
cipes."
We might enlarge the schedule Of the Mobile Regis.
ter necrssaryby his vote against any restriction upon
surveys for roads and canals, in 26 &C. NC. But, it
is not necessary. The whole curren. Of his votes is
against your principles And now, ask, with what
grace the Wing Central Committee Of this city, could
have venturrd TO tell you in their rash and reckless Ad
dress that Mr. Van Buren, has voted for Internal I'M
proyrmcnt by the General Government in all the in
IN chich TINT oJao1iouS pO,gcr Carried 10 rs
furthcst and e1icnt. Their is utterly
about Mr.. Van Buren,, whilst is uniformly correct
about of their candidates. Gen. H. has voted for
this power in sits fur,hcst and worst extent"
Flace him, then. in the Presidential Chair-and you
may expect the iron aye of john q Adams 10 he brought
back upon you--fou may expange the benefits which
the present Administration has rendered IN this ParlIcu.
lar-Thc Maysvle veto may have been given III vain.
The power Internal improvement will find no check
in the scruples Of Fedora! President Cen H. goes for
the power every shape which it may He has
advocated lis exercise without stint resrcton over
river road and canal All thai he will want would be,
money enough carry out all his schemcs-revenue
sufficient extend the power Of the Federal Govern
the whole territory of the States Unite these
eyptnditurcS of the revenue with his av0e system OF
Tariff aud nc will have money sufficient You ne I'd
have no surplus disrbu!c-and you will he to
have no Tariff reduced.
But, in our address, shall lay before you his
opinions on the TariB-and will satisfy you that thus
Wing candidate is entirely opposed to Virginia. that
ground Also We will show you. in word. that his vie vs
Of the powers of the General Government both i'll the
raising and erpcnding O; your money are rreconc'a-
! BILE with all the views Of Virginia.