Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09
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people Ill we quietly ucquesce IN It's efforts to throw
ITS branches or 3yencieS into States, may indeed
almost tren,Gle for the Republic.
JUDGE WHITE
All the signs gathering against hin.-A la5ama
has deserted hm-M,ssissipp has elected Walker.-
The strongest reaction now prevails in Tennessee.
The Nashville Union Of the 2jth January, gives, 'hs
further evidence of the unprecedented reaction now
in progress in this State and elsewhere the ami.
mated proceedings ola Van Buren, meeting Overton
county and extract Of letter from highly reSpec.
table gentleman in Mississippi, to member OF lie.
eislaure. The Overton proceedings by the most
respectable and influential portion ut the people Of that
county, and speak language not to be misunderstood
The spell breaking-Ihese unGuesonable evidences
Of reaction 10 alarm neighbor Of the Repub.
can. Tina; print affects incredibly on this subec and
Significantly asks where are the public Inectinrs To
which chCCr!ully answer,-In East Iennessec-u
Middle Tenncssee-and in tie Western District O.: Ten
Meetings, aarmngly large, have been held
Sullivan. in OYcrton, in Maury, IN Sumner, avid.
SON. in Lincoln and IN Hickman counties II the Re-
pubcans assertion be true, that aiaettentnenchs Of
the people Of Tennessee originally in favor Of Judge
Wh.tr we think the reaction has. indeed been uGpre-
ceCeaed and alarming. Nor vii! II long be confined
its public manifestation, to the counties above named
The whole State dare believe vii! be thoroughly
generated from White "hIggery long before The No.
yrnIb-r election
The follow ny is the en- piac Preamble 10 the Reso.
utuns Of Ill. citizens o.! Uycr:on county:
I'VE must all view with deep resI-! the cTiS!an that
does gs,!he Republicans III these United States
which division partially proven 10 Us ny some lac po
tca l'I"vcuiens n relation 10 the approaching fresl
DENTAL election. Viewing, do, the OF III:
Republican party The su'esI means Sy which 10 secure
to all Of Oh. rilowcZens equal nights and equal prIyi
egcs-we nave thUug that - hrs;an CANDID decla!a
ton Of sentiments. seems to be called Tor BY the pre-
seat political efforts making divide the Re-
publican ranks IL is probably within the recollection
OF all present tla! the want OF union IN the Rcpubcln
ranks placed john q Adams in the Presidential! Char
against Tie known will OF large majority OF The nai'oH
In.s ev!! with which again threatened, and
be united IN order 10 prevent the like occur.
renee There al this time before Ike people o. the
United States, three candidates, perhaps four, for the
pr-s.drucy the Hon Judge White OF Tenn, Mr.. '. Bu-
rem Of ~ YORK. and Mr.. Webster Of massachusetts,: and
the friends each Of these individuals pressing
their Claims wiki g,ea, zeal before tic American people
Mr. Webster appears 10 think that The election must so
10 the House CT Representatives ant be there decided
which will give bliu equal chance OF success with
any other candidate The friends OF Judge Write insis!
that neither Mr.. Webster otIeT Opposition
G!iale will be ru and the contest III b. between Judge
White and M1 Van Buren, alone. In behai: OF Mir
Van Buren, urge that the great body Of the Kepu6
cans are in arUr OF his election and that he should be
pr,ferred-Now II be possible that there is citizen
If Tennessee who would wish 20 the election OF our
Chief Magistrate &C into tine House OF Congress: In
that event Rhode Island with hcI sniai! poPa!at!on
would he equal 10 Of the greatest Sta;es IN the
Union. We vcne!ate the c! our iel!0w.citizcn
Hugh L. White. yet circumstances convince Us that he
was nominated By tesi gng men, for the purpose OF get
ting no power and dividing the Republican ranks. his
is more clearly developed every day We see the Hon
MIR Bell who wus very efficient nominating Judge
hile for the Presidency hurled from his hh station
@: honor 10 the seat he first occupied IN Congress- From
al examination OF all the facts and circumstances con-
neced with this subject we must be convinced that Nh
Van Burcn the choice Of large majority OF the Re-
publican party.
Can anv ono. however, doubt that the plan Of the
Wings is 10 throw the election into The II. OF WHAT
saws The last Kentucky Observer OF the JUt! u: Hcar
A., 1f I.t..rch ,,,,r
tina, the contest is To be narrowed down between Into
and Van Buren,: Ne understand each other DIS
ncuy ard the friends Of Gen Harrison had other
motive III has nomination. than the belief that he could be
ns,runcn tai in defeating Van BuErn-so they ready
10 Subscriu any honorable Tor the III
Of that end Had this been the position assumed by the
friends of Mr. Webster, from the hrst annuucatlvn Of
him. there would have been difference Of opinion
between them and the friends Of Gen. Harrison Let
the frieads of .Nr. HeIster cordially Cooperate with
those Of Cen HARRISON States where the latter the
strongest and 50 'c Judge Hhhe, and rice rersu and
there can be no doubt that the Wing prince pies vii! tT!
uupb and the oc. -hoders sustain signal defeat
7nct such course uH be udvped ice hnee RICH, 10
Tina, is to say. divide the Electoral votes, and trust
the II. Of K. for defeating the will oil the People
The Norfolk Beacon indignantly ashcs the members
Of the Legislature for their eaeoees ioquend Speech
atc. speech passes away, and uncomfortable at this
particular epoch-is utterly disregarded. The third
month of the session is rapidly running off, and not
arv important domestic measure has been entertained
By the body. We will not 60 behind the curtain and
examine the wre,ched asst gned for such
wise employment Of the time and treasure Of the peo-
ple-we will only say that, if the face of things be not
quickly changed the members Of the Assembly will
deserve the reprobaiion Of thei! constituents.
The Norfolk Herald to hold The friends of the
Expunging Resolutions account for this waste of Lime
and money, &c. Sc Now We have not kept an account
current-but we much disposed to think, that the
Wings have spoken otener and longer than their oPpo-
nen,s The Republican Party were placed in this pre-
dicament: If they called for the Previous Question,
they would have been charged with design OF cutting
off debate IF they remained silent, they would have