Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-05
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,n,na iac People The Saan,on Spectator, tor in.
'nr7 * dissatisfied with Tie nomination oi Judrc
Wb,,--cur..rnds that Gen. HARRISON is 'nnaouhleay
,hn s,,opc.st Opps,ian caEd.d%ie IN The field --ana
r,IccaIy asks Can nothing be done 70 save rom
".,E" ". .uswrr--'ro all appearance nuthng.-
-; ,l,, he haS atiiug ~ si.irlt and wan'n. in
,.cs H.. Nrp1!.I:aS gaining <pIiis AID power
J. ri NL,!. E.usl>r shows Us hnw the game IS gaa
!, Alabama .h";"t* mH"h''S me !"'i"wis p'c'u'e'
=. ,n.lcat!. l.. he parties h:Ic as Il is t.rfs
Tie rrsyini,liE irsolulion ives the hnal blow u ''e
,r.s 81. de DEPOSITION IN this State. They never So
Tonsy expected elect Judge White TO Inc Ircs'arn
49, Tho mass of them were NulltierS OF the SCUM "a
i.,, sr,ola schoo! remarkable Tor ITS oisors"iIAn5
,,,,s It's perscvrrinr struggles for power, tho ur"
-. 81 The means ,,inpln.ri fer that end ana lis
,sp,s:t when in The aScrnda"cy Defeated iffefI'a'
tI "a this STATE under their "wn name ana Ptnc'pS
I'D w!,h resentment against the majority tlat
dad o.,rs,ea them. and especially the INDUSTRIOUS ch:''
=, DIR whose uaur and by whose principles Toe Cni'h
,,;; had ltiuEp!.d. The Nu!h!lcrS srzeu "l"' ,''e w
,a,cu offered !v split am6ag The lTiehaS Oh '"e ''"
,n,s;ca,n to throw their whole weight mo lhe S'a'e
c, minority candidate gu. OF the Dtinc'a'lc f!hS: '
,,. sole avowed, paIliGc purpose u! Pfoht,h py ne
divisions and ACKNOWLEDGMENT "t the Democratic pa'y
IL every Southern State, all the elements OF Shls.JaI
..,;,m gathered around them, and though nomia!t?
= .uyporirr 81 JACKSON and his measures, Judge maze
became tbs OF coalition oi Inc aS'erSaflss o. 'e
administration 81 whoa Il large and prcponcerati!s la-
,,y,y were Nu!rrs. With slight eXcspiiris lie lra''
ing politicians who pushed his claims. and le rae:''e
presses that sustained HAM, were veterans III lha'
aud a,nonr pro:essr Democrats who went win 'iie!l:
~ Ms in his behalf! were covert assaults ni'-
on policy, principles acts OF President JacHS
lac While coalition became IN fact The Souiiein AM
JGrason party. and plaly tended to nothing use a t''
rya!,a,o, Modification! and Nulirrs hat coahl!"
v.r ,y, r,o-at il, seriously cOn;rlnp atc! probability
81 eec.inr Judge Hhfe President. They wanted pwes
for State purposes They wanted The organization or
PARTY enlisted BY feeling agains; The next administrator
l.ua,ci FROM the leading Democrats OF the North and
YES. and ready 10 follow where the NulerS lght lead
Ahoy, all-lAey too love :spoils-tliey wanted to csA
ITO! the Stale For this end abandoning tor while all
&c acknowledged divisions of political princ!plcS all
considerations OF constitutional doctrine and differences
.fou MEASURES l.ry invited Z uui"n Of all men OF ali
doctrines aud oions upon the simple ground Q! an!ipa
thy to al indy !dua 10 meet and conquer the personal
affection 80 warmly cherished by The Democracy OF the
MON for the President the iluslrlous asserer Of De-
.nc,a,c PRINCIPLES which they call Nan trorShtp, they
,uvoS.d spirit y! uiscc. and dlScord, which they hard
L. hesitate TO confess to be mun.haredund summoned
racontinrd assault upon MIR. Van Buren,, the successor
10 Gcn Jackson the confidence ot his friends and the
representative OF his party and prnci PeSall from
ali CHARTERS Of the ceuntryno matter what their political
,;u and opinois-who had ever been crossed IN their
wishes defeated IN their plans, controlled IN their excess
rs d.auponed in spliiShness, tIwared in their alb
,nu By Jackson or Van Buien. From this mons,rous
rncpe Of action, the people OF Alabama have recorded
To THIS GscoTdan nicG!cy OF rnticve passions, they
will give further almcnt. They refuse TO separate
themselves from their old tried friends and tried princ
fragments of parties among which that which prrdo-
la has been repeatedly cbuked and rejected as per-
l;cous AS their asScnt, unauthorized as it was, i-
ls1d in the nomination Of Judge Whe-though II did
No. iake continue han candidate, Ers gave lam
any Importance among the competitors Tor The Pres!den:
and during his waning prospects has been pointed
encouragement for h, to remain, though hopeless
r. in the t!dhsr formal authorised revocation et the
assent gives the coup de grace 10 his pretensons and
,a;rs him stand the candidate OF the Legislature
Tennessee. and Of The Ailledgevi!e Convention OF
NrI!ltcrs in Georgia.
We have also before u.s. the Procc edngs of the great
Democratic Convention Of Illinois. OF the 1Ih Dcce:1rr
They have passed the most decided resolutions IN favor
OF the Baltimore noinatnn-and nominated line follow
4 n, Electors TO carry out their wishes, VIZ:
, Samuel liacke,on. of Fulton county,
4 john Pearson of Vernilion county,
John wait, of Morgan county,
\ Samuel Leach of Wayne county,
John D. WhitesGe. of Monroe county.
\ On Friday next, (thc 9Th Jannary0 the Republican
Convention Of Pennsylvania meets at Harrisburg
AAeasucs of harmony and cunon will be adopted which
3v wcst the Keystone State ont Of the motley combi-
nation o! the Anti Masons and the Wings. Mark II
Sach is the character of the two pa:,es WSN.o
The i!c.Such their course OF action SIN the day
an. have but one canddate-ie Wings have three ar
lcasThc Republicans desire the People to elect their
own Chief Magisralc-Thc Wings attempt to scatter
their votes ami throw the Election into the House Why
do the Wings cry out that their ''Banner Is unsar!cd
Why does the Buchanan Advocate eXcailn 1--WE plant
w
best OF ability and in the battle which is 10 De
sought, in the Saxon lcralds prayer, God schard the
right" Why talk Of one banner: They have several.
They have almost as many as there are points OF lhe
compass and each aay eXclaim. " God schard the
gi, Which is the ri.ht one? Is it the edcraiisl S
Wcasers: Or iiaTr:sons: Or, White S?-for
parts. We have bat one banner unrcd-and BY That
too ito stand to the best Of ability
IcG. il possible, the country from another jag
.:ag Election b. the House Of Representatives.
TIE FRENCH Question:
The packet sip Poland from iIayre brings accounts
from Paris OF the goth Nov Mr. Barton to leave
France in the Albany Packet, Of the LIST December The
Monieur officially announces that Mn Pageo a!soi he
called The Paris papers ieem with specuations about
the lesuts-b" the general impression seems to be, that
Tie whole controversy would yet lie acab!y adjusted.
We lag variety Of articles, from the Paris papers. he.
fore readers The Courier ds Euts tnis at n. York
continues to express the hopes Il has formed of recon
citation between the two coules, whose Interests are
altogether parilicauC these hoses il rests upon certain
satisfactory phrases in the Presidents Message.
We 20 not anticipate any material change of atti
tTde, from Mr.. Barton MIR. Brent, Consul
IL fa:!s 1t appears Is ansactna the ordinary diploma
lc business, granting of passports, &c-and keeps The
a9r open between the w" countries. Our policy Is to
want the elect Of the Presidents Message upon the
rr"ch Cabinet. No! do we apprrhend any thing un-
pleasant !lo the Message, which will probably report MIR.
H. stc:urn and announce his Dispatches. letter from
!fmnd who was a, Washinsl ton Monday Inst has
i"'Sr expressions: Il tod him, the Wings at -
"tcec":ngy anIlouS Tor with Fruncc and indulge
nope itat Barton the Old Chief would send
"sr Message TO Congress. He says, there is din-
tr:r.
The n ln!cllgcnccr, the Telegraph and even Major
Noah object 10 the recall Of Mr.. Barlon and anticipate
he" difficulties from the event We confess we do Tot
symp1ihsc in their fears and the policy OF recalling
a Is placed in stinng point Of vcw by the fol.
wing article in the Charleston Patriot that have
MT s. liable u add to its statements:
" There is remarkable similarity between the Ian
E1igc OF ,nat portion Of the French and American press
~ rrIaiio" 10 the indemnity treaty, which is
.ty In opposition to both governments respectively.
MS Is ever the character Of tactious opposition. The
journals OF both countries generally, however, arc sound
III 's'r views and patriotic in their sentiments. Their