Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23
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DIALOGUE b,t.occn A. member Of tie Pscudo E?g par
ty. md B., mcmLGr ef Mc Rcpu5IicaH party,
n. Wen, my friend, you know that Feel lively III
terest i'll public concerns, ard hrs 80" /" open y"r
mind and rive lie your views. without reserve YOUR
poliical information is extensive, and i"nr Judgment
sound. Let therefore hear your opinions nj lc pro-
bahilily "f Mr.. Van EGrn success.
Il. You desire To know my sentiments ann although
the election Of Mr. Val. Buren, will aio,i you plea
aurc. entertain scarcely doubt Of his Success. Ills
popularity, acquired il has been, 10y the posstSs'"
nf vigorous and wecuiiivaicd Intellect, sound pol
cal principles, much experience Ill 'Ibr He, ana IN
unb'rn'shrd moral character. las heretofore wStood
and will continue To withstand the i'"lnrsy a: s ~
walls aud the hatred u" his enpnss. Mr. van D"rr Is
esteemed by the pope-!e Possesses tr!T continuance
and they will not suffer him to fall by thu weapons % ms
fees The Editor Of the WING lately SAID that ''Hni''
Of man beloved by the people, has ever "Pr;1.rd IN
vcrsc!y" AIr. Van EErn Is one among I'll" llany
other illustrations OF the truth Of The rc'''irE
H. NV patience had become nea!y exhausted br'oTr
vow concluded your upon Van Burr', "ho IS
according to you quite Il clever fellow ! wo"dcr, that
YOU snvuId refuse to Cooperate WITH lie Wings in tie
sup port Of Judge White, WHO YOU knn" Is warm 'rcnu
Of Gen. jackson. Be good cnVrs I" "sosn your Fca-
l.. will. Judrc white is not more friendly 20 this
administration than Mr. Van Bure:!, vii" t!1rk pos
sgss cher cIaus upon the country, aud enjoys to Il
rr.r- extent Lie confidence Of c Republicans O. tic
Unon. The latte. is the canGd'. g b" In" hrrA select
ed Hg hr democracy Of ,hcsc i. Stakes. cons@cr hi
will net separate, :rurn ,y political friends and "n:te vii"
nv ,nrncS, in attempting lr p;nst.i:iuE {" principles
which mold dear. Judge " he /, az honest !: r:tTi-
nar 81; fear his au:.Un crcls'' as il! aA"""s
and una L. 10 csS, the Temptation q! the f:rSt'icy
c seem; thrown himself INTO Tx arms u! .il'sc
who ha heretofore admire! his principles approved
his pub cou7s, II had "thc: and sufficient sea.
:.,i f., opposing Judge White, have aa"n:'",Ivr "nr
II. the :rlslr winch tho Editor u: the ~: ave s"iic
iI!" a.1 ar supporting HIM.
J t'r1- rlI,t .i,, S,il, nr
h. Etic !:Il"r the editorial head III tie it'GI-
mend Wing, OF the OF The " hg part III f!f
.nia speaking o. JHdr White, MIR. P!"a,"ils nllk' i.
rt :rirl,, :lr!rc,r,' Il. all Dy The y"'c* I" H. Wi.s.
ic Will mG;Grai amt scrSSa5hy S.t:r MS 10 t"c't"S
" rur. Lrr rnn; ant mvGJy MS measures nr'"HHs L"
n. iT rici:s Sow. sir irgc white c%ian, ~ elect
cd by the Republican party an! Il he siii!u L: 'irct"d
- by the VOTES OF tic " hiGs. AM! III consideration q"
cr support, 'srrc his councillors from ihE r'nka and
no ly his measures accounting 10 Their vc"s, WHY
sa uId support hiun
l-fuur QI"sti"n close, Tia! hope y"" VIII PSF
Go Tor declining to answer 1t. IL: Train Is, We
Wings do supper. White, because we approve ms
COURSE or accord with linn political PRINCIPLES We
are enLuvour.ng to druoI.sh Van Buren, As 10 .!nuge
White, know that lie cv::r-,d III" iaIn enc 0sl-
tGtuna. and nevertheless voted Tor the i5!'Lf Dill
uttered word against the doctrines VI tiat VIC docu-
ncut the the unconstitutional
removal Of the Drpusllrs, and N Dl"r: Is was nay sand
vi him. bY nv friend the Editor vi l!c Nni-, every
awcSs az. &C. arcL Cen J"chs'':i cr, v:' 10
the Presidency. w
3. Sir. YOUR cnndour is worthy of aln:raiion. While:
conyersi.ir upon the subject o! tr: i:!G"mC wish
TO hear our opinions Of Gen. Flarl.sUi N'ii ;iirH
you OF him and hIs prospects:
4. ! think him honest, but devoid n rren! abilities.
Gen. H. scarcc; known 10 the public ANY other
light than Of high miliiar. character. have
always cuncurrd with my rLnI i:r E!lT .: IL " Ing
in Reproducing thr election 81 Military G.IihIn T.,
the chief Mu!stracy, ard wc regarded hr ri'aii"n u:
Gen Jackson as an indication o: the ''C:!ir 81 putin;
virtue aud Il" The CONSEQUENT downfall :" OF: political
system. The .nuraat multitude i'!o2 in'- y tan,
hut such Candidate cnncc.In.. tat vote "i the
cn,i 1Ecned " Ing party.
g. Let Il; rr.r To tI, organ Of Your pHrty IL c;a.
Here is the Wing Of OciO!rr 10Th, icSj. What snya
Mr. PIeasanls iira- h!r We are TI.nv degrees
removed !ru the prr$uaaon that the lee
ton is even G.ci.cG; Tor, II icnn*yi"aEa rncd
" OIL Tuesday, generally Ycrd, lr su"ccsS c
" Cen HARRISON becomes extremely pfoHahic lie, on,
is vi.,prlul5 C,nrra and rs suc!i, t> name Is liant
" liar 10 the lowest i,i"2nCc. ht rt"Hy dti'arr, @'1
" for the nnn aH It's .iLitE, Tie tcf!iO" y Gcn lar
" RISEN 7rVHd be- the h'PptEst circumstance that ceRH
" nttaH."
4 There is some apparent Inconsistency i'll The
course Of The Editor III the Wing. but Ii apparent "niy
The remarks winch have read pre- dCicd upon
the assumption that Gen. Harrison WOULD il elected,
cunroul his phsslunS and ACT unlike Cen Jackson: h
with dignity and rn,,,craln. My tt;rmd, The critical
cnIuitlun oil the Wing, party rcqu;cs lie cA"rcSc o
sdroncss and dc1tcriiy and for onr, give credit 10 Ito
Editor OF the Wing, !pf having ung delayed ti: DIS
solution Of It's heterogeneous elements, by The exhibition"
of those tactics which inu'ilia! om!y Hlt tie
texan Editors OF nv party.
g. That lh. Editor nj the Wing ,ls been ;ncn,lSIst-
crt no one, p1rsI"ie viii deny. Whether has lncun-
sstcncy be rrdi apparent 0ny, Ii" public CAL decide
H. As the Presidency the topic I'll conversation,
wish To say word or Nv" -rr. III Reference To Jour
friend Mr. Van Buren, The Wings canrut Sippnil him
because 9th political instability. Wnc III I'll: Scnatc
Of the United States Mr Van Buren, gave v":r IN Ia
vor Of the Cumberland Road, Tor which vote h. profess.
ed repentancr AMI snDsrt snt!y "pSrd every ""' "t
Internal improvement 'y TIC Federal Governments We
cnnO therefore: cUn!ic i'll ana friy upon, "uc" hl'
Stat.snal .
i. You doubt The sincerity Of llr. Van buren,
peutance although the honesty ri his rrpeIncr Is DC.
monstratcd by works us well as hy words.
4. do.
y. Ii Il slirh; political Inconsistency in relation TO
internal improvement - sufficient 20 damn Nil tan
Buren, why do you not drn"uncc your TRENT MI Clay,
who vs. c IL Incn,bcr OF Congress. ~ i:ll, denied the
cnnstulionality and policy OF the Bank pi HE u. $,
and Tor many since has been sannc advocate OF
the constitutional authority OF Congress to create Gank
and the utility OF the PRESENT one: When 2r. Clay
changes his constitutions! opinions you ana T Plea.
SAINTS think Tn, clruge Of cnuvi"n: oi honesty and
sincerity bat IT Nj Van Buren, changes All ";m"n, ynu
both call the hgs to cry ainud ana SPAR. not
" ny "l"r MIR Clay the same !neasuc OF ccnsurc
which you have given 10 Van 1nrrn; Give
did answer.
a. If could discard the spiri, Of party and .ursono
preference perhaps should blame them 90 aiI.. But
what say yuu % Mr. Van BuIcns vote nr tho Tariff Of
ISIS You opposed to the Tariff, and yet Your
friend Mir Van Buren, voted for the Tariff OF year.
b. In voting iur the Tariff of Ic2S, MI Van Buren,
acted in ubedrmcr To the instructions OF the Legislature
of New York, and thus gave practical recognition Of
the obligation of ;he iunGdurnai, republican principle
the Right Of lns;rucuou-a right essential 20 the
healthy acun ut representative g"Ternmrnt a;d which
will he acknowledged and obcyed 50 I"mg as lie people
know their rights, and knowing, dare maintain them,
In bowng to Ito popular will, alr Van E"Tcn did
upon that occasion, hs sci an example which il would
we'll become Mcssrs Njangutn. Soulhard u Go" 10 col.
low. While N7. Van Barren admits tie cunEt;unuaiily
of protective tariff. he has advocated !gll du.
ties. Ii JON and Mr. Peasants opposed to i, Tariff,
why DO you Single on, NT. Van Dnrrn. and abuse !u.
only Mr. Clay is :he great champion Of the american
system, AID think man ever heard either OF rnu