Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-04
VOLUME yXXgaE.---No. A3.

ab!ishcd upon surcr basis By an adjustment of all
claims upon them, and OF all their demands against Us
Our foreign negotiations have been conducted with
eminent success. Justice has been demanded, and
un'gh Tor long time withheld iron others, il has been
! ubtai"rd by the present Administration.
! O!k DOMESTIC kLLAriuNs are equally The
| RUIN winch was predicted in consequence of reno.
val OF the Dcposltes from the United States Bank has
not bC!aen the country-the evils which were foretod
necessary result from the other prominent
of the Government, have not overakcn It's
The whole land is covered with plenty aud prosperi-
T.. The Nation is out of Debt. Our revenues are
great beyond all former mplc-and the most per-
picking question which now disurbs our legislation
how shall! any be cxactcd from the people
but " l"T shall it be contrivCd 10 draw less from their
ppckcs 1t is not how tax the people higher,
but what scheme is hest for reducing their present bur-
dens: And must we change policy which has pro-
ducPd results like these Should rather refuse
elect any the oil Gen jackson, and labor
exclude from influence over the next administration
party which will subvert that policy, and probably
change the Of this Administration True, tie
Of Judge White and The Opposition party, might
benefit few Of the leaders who desire to fill the vacant
places of the officers they mi ght turn out But will It
advance the honor Of the nation abroad increase her
prosperity at home? Can better the condition of the
people, 10 TevoIuonz" the domestic or foreign policy of
tie Government: On the contrary, fear, it might
produce disorder confusion and danger 1t might put
country in situation not unlike that Of discon
| tented gaeludnarau, the cpiapi whose tomb was,
" was we'll and trying TO be better, took physc, and
HERE AM"
SECTIONAL PARTIES.
There is another reason for opposing JUDGE WHITE,
which feel bound to urge. We sensible that the
task delicate one, and nothing but stern sense OF
duty npr!s us TO its performances. Error, whether 1t
arise from GlSoyalty II the Union, needless devotion
to faction; whether be The uisprng Of design mis-
take. II is alike incumbent to rciu,e and expose
JuDGE WHITE may not be IN favor OF Notification, lie
! has undergone change in his politics extraordinary
he became cadiddte, that 1t is difficult 10 deter
mine what he and impossible TO tnIesre what he will
he Blu; 1t is undeniabIe that lie runIn the South and
in the South only. The Nu!icrs, who arrogate their
party exclusive defence Of State Rights. and the sole
| guardianship of Southern principles: have adopted
! Judge White their CANDIDATE And the leaders
among Judge Whites friends endcavoring to organ
ize sectional Southern party for his support We pro-
irss be the disciples Of Was.iHGToT; with him we be-
licvc that these things are pregnant with imminent peril
the Union and however honest and pltrotic may be
the motives of the individuals concerned in maturing
t.cm their traien=y IS its fatal to The preservation OF ie
Union if their designs had brcn criminal. In the
name OF liberty, then, invoke all rejecting Union
men of every party 10 pause.
The language Of experience aud the voice Of WASH
inulon admomishIng that the dangers OF dis
union are be avcrrd only b. opposing sectional par
ties i'm their first formation When the " Southern par
ty Of 1882 commenced its organization to nullity the
Tariff they denied any intention to dsmeniber the
| Union. Many tolerant Republicans relied upon these
assurances and withheld their condemnation Possibly
no such end at first contemplated BE this as 1t may,
their violent and iniammalory publications., their con.
slant and nrra:;,cd appeals 10 ;c sectional feelings OF
the South and their bitter trnuucaIlons against tie
Nnrth prepared the public mis-: for estimating the va
lIr Of tie Unlnn." The ordinance OF Nuhcation came
in quick successon aud who will say that the sad con-
SEQUENCES are vet healed Ard must the embcrs OF dis
content again stirred into blaze and Tor what VIII
the generous South the patriotic people Of Norh caro-
lima jpn in this azardous game Tor The mere purpose
OF elec,inr Southern man, when the South has already
had fire out Of scrcn Presidents? When she has filled
| the Executive Chair forty years in toriy-eght -
| A.tcr the leaders have organized another Southern
party under the banners Of Judge White will ne be its
real head: viii they all with one consent follow his
WILL and vrld To- his advice; VIII they depend on h'"I
ar he on ichap Even admitting that dissolution OF the
Union is not contemplated, (and by uiany q" his friends
we are sure that it is net still does follow that we
SAT- from such event, whIe INC pubic PASSIONS
arc constantly excited and sectional prcidces so
strongly acted and both kept in such high state OF
fermentation. Ii is infinitely more easy to ralsc comno'
ton and provoke scdon than 1t is TO ailay them. How
strongly does the solemn ad"cc o: the father OF HIS
country appca! 10 the patriotism Of the people! How
run0us 10 our peace how fatal to liberty: may be the
consequences of dIsrcgardmg Il!
"Abavc all things hold dear your national UniOn.-
Accus;on yourselves TO estimate It's infinite value 10
your ind! vidia and national happiness. Lock on 1t as
The palladium Of your tranquility at home; OF peace
abroad oil your safety; Of your prosperity; and even OF
! that liberty which you highly prize.
LIZ. dclude you by the false accusation that VIC
| arr ala rnlss! We are not
Already is il the that they who cannot concur IN
supporting Judge White are 'irn"mnced as traitors TO
, South md enc mics Southern interests, MS II were
,sssou 10 the Svnh to br iOyrL To the LnOn Even now
ln"n of tic pucst parotism UGH men as Nat Macon
and his political associars) revlrd ny this Srco"G'
yauy of Judge Whites, and branded "h the odIous ep-
Ihr,s of '.sp0ils men" and raitors to the South
# these things are in the green tree, what may
we not look for in the dry 80
Just 50 you will rccolicct il the practice OF the
,iIcrd Conrention party, in New England, 10 viIny
the Republicans of that section rs enemies TO the NORM
In like manner. the -Nuiifc"0n party IN South IA,
roua characterized UniOn mcn as sfarcS 10 "eneral
Jackson and the advocates for peace ana ordef rs
:, ai,I, Ip,
parscs They vii! degenerate into taci!ons and sooner
than miss blow at those who are appointed 10 aain''
fer the Government, they will strike at tie Government
, nIyGER OF ELEcrIyc PRESIDENT BY TIE HOUSE OF
~ REPRESENTA- iINES.
We shall now proceed 10 inquire, II Is expected 10
elect Judge White by the people; and the solution {"
this cucstlun will magnify the Importance OF TIC oDec
ton we have just been considering
| Have We any lust reason to indulge the expectation
thai Jrdyc Whites obtaining The vote Of .'crM Caro't'
n vii, ,i,,ct any more than prevent election OF Pre-
sden, by the people and thereby transfer IL 70 TIC ousc
Of Representatives: We ihInh not. a.. ;y
The party opposed to Gen Jackson IN inc ncS W
States have nominated Gen Harrison against Mr. Van
nmrn and there is no ticket formed for Judge White IN
either of those States . ... AZ,
Webster against Mr. Van Buren,, ana 'here Is no che
formed for judge White in those States or either Oh
The same party have nominated Judge White in the
S,uIh and in the South only, against MIR. van Buren,.
All of the States choose 29A electors ana uliess sun
one candidate obtains majority VIZ: Ia: electors
there cannot be election, and choice OF rgsloe'
will be made by the House Of Representatives ny w.
ting for Jndge White in North Carolina we snam DC
doug all that is in power to do towards I pfe Ss,e
Ing an election If President The Ie e. c Ias n'a ss
which, and in weh T 1Tn' Ie not rive altogether
t"rn.ea ID ,a,o -. II takes AS to make election
Hence ii too plain for nsume" that be ts's
eu w "r hcre he is run he cannot Obtain more thah
csery e.a viIl not cannot elect him! The same
"a v1s' true as respects senera Harrison and Nj, Web
sn. Mr.. Van Buren, alone run in al the ssates' ana