Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

by tie Senate and his CONSEQUENT recall IS Minist 10
England. The republican p1rty tesirous OF wlping
away the stigma which Opposition Senate had cast
upon of their faithful and long.trcd public SER
vnnis by their rejecting his nomination Minister to
England, in Ie: elevated him the second office in The
slt' OF the people. In that election Tennessee took de-
ciHrd stand in favor Of Mr.. Van Buren,. His present
most violent "pp"sers and most foul calumnatoS, were
then his admirers and supporters But men and things
have changtd State pride, local feelings, and sectional
prrjudicrs have been aroused; and some in their devo-
ton t" mrn have lost sight Of measures.
BY Mr. Van Buren, election TO the Vice esdency.
the Opposition became convinced that other and
etrctual than those Of SANDER and detraclon
must he rrsnred to in order TO defeat the Republican
candidate. The scheme 80 successfully carried into et-
feel in the election of John Quincy Adans again became
tho last resort Of the desparug hut ambitious few They
their eyes about for suitable materials upon which
they could work The "LotD'' Of the Senate the
frs object that met their vew; his character for stern
OF virtue and sterling integrity, induced them to
believe TINT he would be able carry the vote of the
S"nlhern States in opposition 10 Mr.. Van Buren,. II
this should he the CASE then 10y rnnnlnga Northern can
dlLate the Of their scheme would be inevitable
no single candidate would be able minority
of the the Electoral corgrs consequent, The
election would be carried into The House Of Representa-
rsS chcrc Tic mast nTju nfrgucr, amt the inquest b'd
dsr. rouid b. eenin carry tic d"y where, in the !a
guagr of old Tristan Burgess, 'hc Title State Of Rhode
iSnnd with her tao rOfeS, would speak with voice as
rud and potent the State Of .NtD York ctM her
jory; and of which. he sad he wished 10
another President made.
By Of c!crcn memj,rS ofhc Tennessee de!rgG
tam IN CUngrrss, in the of 1881 it was decided
that Judge White should be run for the Presidency; and
by their subsequent correspondence, his maine was pro-
min.ntly bron4! before IL" American People tor that
gh office. Until that me the Judges political n''-
CITY suspected. But 80 room as The White
..,lse was prnspecvrIy set brioc him, he who had
heretofore been to receive the apprIlaon OF The
Cato ut the tnalr bryan to look round IN order 10
procure friends TO secure his election. Among the hIsl
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entertain litutiona scrupes about measure,
which of all others the democratic party was drSirou'
sOulj succeed the expunging !ronie journal oil the 90:
nate, the just obnoxious and unconstitutional srnrncc
ncu,rlnlan which had been cas-. upon the PRESIDENT
II wr cyaG,ar tie Sruars journals since the Judge
.ha> resigned himself TO the will OF his friends, we
will find tina; Ihr man. who had previous Ia tina, time,
been The undertaking ncnd at the Administration OK
Gen Jacks has that time, upon divers occasions,
cotr! m;h the Opl0Sition a.ai"A MEASURES which tn" Adj
ADMINISTRATION was DESTROYS should paSs-and agHtnSt mn
for whose nomination he had hrrrt"tme voted tor The
same or sila7 Offices For his vote Will nc"ntrn'rr
,ny app ar I'at the judy" - as great an APOSTLE ,rn
IN" Tcpuhli,In Cause Henry NihT, ana us OPEN! "
the ranks of The Opposition.
Tbrse are the reasons why have Hrtr been tho Trend
and supporter judy: White for the Presidency: acting
I'D To the ma kim Of measures. and not men, cahh"t
sIIpp,rt linn apd if 10 support han, must
r.r,c, ony political principles; the pr nciprs
of the majority Of this Union. have been personally
acouaint with him from his youth: but ny personal
Acquaintance will not justify NY sdcEiilce OF plhc'PeS'
nor will his beinr q citizen Of Tennessee Justly my NJ
rItc, OF the Republican principles Of this government
In elections ii character elevated AS that OF The
Presidency personal considerations should be "
known every man should enquire whether The candidate
il honest capable and faithful to the CONSTITUTIONS,
before he makes up his mind 10 vote Tor him.
You will perceive, AIR. Editor, that am M newc"n.
yerltp Buchism but have: since he has been Drought
before the American people IS cahu'date iof tneit s'
fr,ur been his unWareIing suppMter
l:nnk have said enough 10 contradict the report OF
my nar;iary for Judge White and have therefore only
1, add that il the Democratic ticket prevails IN ienheS
see winch arten!ly hope will be ilin cast as 'ne HUH,
h, ory,n .f tin. penpIrs will and in accordance with
nv own political sentiments. stand pledged TO Vo,c '"'
Martin Van Buren, Tor President, and Rich W. John'
sen Tor Vice President.
Respectfully,
Your ubedt servant,
JOHN COWAN.