Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-28

other man. ;,r which n:arnan;lnrus and patriotic con
duct. lie has Brought upon himself the curses ara bitter
est Genunciations of the Northern AboiitiOn!sts: whilst,
the Southern Wigs have the impu!cnc" t. dcnounce
him rs an hho.iiiDnlst.
Judge William Smith. Of Alabama: has. through his
whole life, been T. firm and undertaking States k'2htt
Republican. and L warm and able supporter OF rrener!l
Jacksnn's Administrations. tie was driven from Tie L.
States Srullc. iof " h!ch he had been I distinguished
member for many years. by the reckless Nu!I'iieEs Of
South Carolina, because Of his devoted attachment 10
the Union: and in the decline OF lie, his noble and I'M
concucro.! spirit. preferred voluntary exile from lis home,
the land Of his birth and the graves OF his iaiilers, To 4
tame aad passive submission to Tie dcspol!c domination
o, inr!riatcd. NuilHicrs. Such. Republicans "i Dotc-
tnuri. are the two distinguished individuals whic!! we
recommend to your support FOR The t%o highest Offices
in the gift Of { great and free people.
We would n0w call Your attention 20 The character OF
those candidates for these high Offices, who haT" been
brought cut by the Nhig party, or: as they Cal! tie"''
selves. SHE i1crncy partu.'' They have plenty OF them,
snci, as they ARE: Three for President. and two for ice
President. Daniel Webster. of Hartford Convention
memory. who. it is said: united with Il set OF traitors, IN
the darkest period Of The late war, i'll consplring against
his country. He is run only in Massachusetts. judge
White, WHO, after having supported the strongest ma
su.es Of General Jackson : Administrations, as soon Is ne
IS nominated by The Wing party Cor the Presidency turns
traitor 10 his former political friends, anc becomes the
Whir's plant tool tn aid IN fiEiiing ana cDNl'ic!ihS
them, He votes aGaiis, Tn" leading measures and men
for whom he had previously voted, ard becomes i
Washington City. one OF the bItie!cst and most 'in"c,
i've opponents q! General Jackson. ana lath kp u'"u
the TcnnesSeans) hypocriticai!y calls him, in lennes-
SEP. his venerable old friend. lie lent his name
and popularity to the Wing party in this State WHO
had denounced him with tic rest OF his party: as
collar. mcr and man.worsliipPcrs 10 aid them, at tile :"o
las, elections, in defeating his political friends. In sii'T!,
nc is j. miserable Gupr OF the Wigs, 4 mere cal Pa"
oc John {. Calhoun, and others. 10 divide or party
Can the homes: and firm Republicans of E'let'n7t be
more insuted, than to be called on to vote for hugh l..
White: The thi7d candidate for HE Presidency Is Gen.
Harrison. of Ohir. a black cockade Fedcralist, the warm
supoortcr of the elder Adams, an! OF his son John T.,
The friend Of Il high Tariff. an extrayagant system O. III
,ernal Improvement. 4 corrupt Bank, and = ss",
Emancipation of our slaves, to be paid for VIZ -; ~
money, drawn out Of our pockets by a h'sh t|" >"
short, he is I moatrn Wig, and is in 'a'ou. = ! a. Sp t'i
did = consolidated Government, IS was Eve.
hv tho elder Adams. or by J. z Adams: II. C!ny' ~ -
u Syah.,e, ,y;,hort tho one hundEedth part OF the ta!ents
.eoI;,;c,, ;nf ,runationo fei,iero! them. For ms military
VI p,;cas IN .me late war, the Senate of the L. :, refused
800 him = vote of thanks. 1t is true, that some years
sTer the war. the generous and chivalrous CoI. hicha'd
NJ Johnson (who, at thehead of his gallant henlucklaps'
led the charge on Tecumseh and his warriors IN the
hattie Of the Thames, and thereby enabled HARRISON 10
cain a victory succeeded in obtaining a vote OF lnanhs
err him from Congress; and the return which he now re-
ceiyes (sincc lie has been nominated Tor The vice f1eSl'