Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02
IME Union


The threats If certain Presses in the u States, have
produced very Impressions abrod. about the
stability of our blessed Uniun-The London "John
Bull of the 10Th Oc"l,rr has caught the inrcon; and
Is lrasrd express il, srttrd conv:cnn that the Sex
W'rimnt. Il has been niscacd in The United States
o; N"th Amrrca is about 10 Experience what the honor
able member ram ir'n!re! would call fnSher. In
truth, ths "ziarnci from lie days Of Tom Paine,
un:! NOW, has been vast ana systematic piece OF
c!eaiery These States never had have not and never
will have any bond Of union, nalion and cx-
cept the plumber of other nations
"lhe immediate Of the 'linsirr, readers
Will probably hear Of briUIe nnoibrr publication oil
the Bull, is the Presidential Elrc,inu Were Gene
raj Jackson 80 CD years old, INSTEAD Of being he
is, more than TO- should have the French game ed
on American soil; tntof Napoleon Bonaparlc Gen jack
sonhas all the ambition of Napoleon aud nothing pleases
him than TO be called the BOnapare OF America
However, he too old 10 ape his prototype much longer
and The next best Thing 10 perpeluaLion of his suPre
macy and despo,sm is that Of procuring the election OF
one of his creatures Martin Van Buren, If the United
States should hold together long enough, this man Will
be the President" &c. (What miserable stuFD
No wonder, that John Bull should have been betrayed
into such errors when he has persons in this co"n-
try sitting down TO cacuate the value of the Union
This species of slang is not yet dssipa,cd 1t stills pre-
walls among portion of The Nullers-and it is hut the
other day. that we find the fever breaking forth IN the
same place, from which the above memorable saying
emanated. We have before US the Columbia Times
of the 18th November which has the audacity Ia make
these remarks:
1t is now reduced to almost certainty, that Van
Buren, will be the next President Of the United States
the large States of New York. Prnnsy vana, ConnectI-
cut and Virpina having cast their votes for the Electo.
raj Ticket favorable to him: The latter three, however,
by lean maorlics In this crisis of affairs beLoses
the interrupted portion OF the South To prepare Tor an
advent nauspicuns, we believe, TO Pcrpetuuon OF the
Union" Sc! For nnrself candldy avow, that we
have lost all hope OF political regeneration Tor the cou'-
try. We believe the Government rotten 10 The very
core that pcrpetuaon of its abuses is worse than any
thing that possibly result from TevoIution, and
that the knife is the only remedy for the disease, by
separating The cord that connects the purified mass
toueihcr In the mean time, while We te conf
dent that this crisis will shortly arrive, we would
caution the South agninst the efforts which VIII I'M
douhedy be made, in the progress ot c"rrupon To Pur
chase up her leading men by "ppOintM to pR6tc Gtcc,
and an adoption Of popular measures, on the part
Of the President elect calculated to deceive and bind
US hand and foot Let beware Ut the inlrIgucr. tor
we conscienously believe good can spring from so
pnllulrd source. We therefore cali upon mc uncnr-
rupcd norton OF the Southern people to watch with
ole ewes their leading political men, and brand with
their rcprohuon rrceant son who can so lar forget
himself as to lend his name and influence 10 carry out
the nearious designs of NJ. Van Buren,.
4 similar cue is given in another Wing paner-And
il comes 10 this: that if Mr.. V. Buren, should wish to
employ any of the talents Of the Opposition why his
proposition 10 be rejected and he Is to be charged with
corruption and The purchasing "Pether leading he
does not otter them "ice, he is then TO be branded
with the title of President Of purity, and not OF his
country. Can such Wings ever be pleased No Won
DER such madcap consider the election OF President
from another party than their own The badge OF degra'
da,ion-No wonder they are ready to sacrifice the Union
to their disappointment
OF the same character is that expression Of Noah .
Virginia Correspondents f Van Buren, be elected, dis
solution is our only alternative.
The Madmen They who minister TO the SANDERS OF
the London prcss-nnd would cast fircbrands into the
temple of Liberty itself But they deccived-and let
them try il when they WILL they will be defeated and
punished There is Ian attachment 10 the Union among
the People Of this country strong that it will battle all
the parricdal attempts Of such nfuriaed lncendIaes