Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-12


1,ccse pLun Reasons for pin Peoric to cote for dar'
Pan BareH President.
J. His moral character is without reproacE
lie has strong material genius
g. lie has improved it well by the study OF tie laws
and the science OF Government
L. lie has had long experience in public life, TO aid
both his natural talents and useir' studies.
s. He sae always been, and is now, Eelnber of the
Democratic larty-i;tIy AID thorough in its venerated
faith and doctrines.
g. He has always cnioyed the confidence of the De.
mncra'ic party in the great State to which he belongs,
and particularly during sexpo9 and perlo.4 condition.
in the late
> T. He enjoys the confidence Of that party gener
ally throughout the Union. and especially Of such long
tried Democrats end PatEiots Mk .Eeoa and 2ndrc,o
Jackson.
s. lie dpeu not enjoy the confidence OF ,hgt old and
odioos party, and its modern allies, which abused Thu
JcBerSJH and pronounced James hudson eo1y Of
haiter Il
g. He never will enjoy the confidence Of Modification,
Hartford Goa 9enon blue light! and Boston Federasmr
in any shape, ROOT BRASCg.
TO- lie spTuag from .e hurbles. walks Of life among
the peopiee anows the feelings. interests and wants
nf the people and he is not ashamed Of the support o.
he people.
II. At the time, he has tic true command oe
temper satted 10 the Of poca! life in elevated
station i,p cnrrtenls mannrTs which gave grace and
respect that t:egEe intercourse with the world. and
especially With Ike representatives OF Foreign Powers
which is rr1etoF the Chic! Magistrate Of lie greatest
Republic that exists.
~. Hc IS ar0sm sHTJprtcr Of the Ln,0n; ano al the
gam. time co e7o!rla friend Of State RiglHe; tr tier
true constusinn&l beer often reproac-
cd for his powerful cndeaSoIs 10 find them when lost,
and TO preserve them wien endangered.
The late movements of Gen. Gaines on the front!c.
has excited much speculation. portion OF the uPpo-
,;an pleased with IT, because they imagine 1t gives
them opportunity 10 assa tie Admnis,r atom. Ano-
thrf p0rtn; OF ob and Itterca Ut the Admins.
tratinn pleased with it, because they imagine they
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Me xcans and without hopes that may involve
~ in war With The later in which case they Imagine
,s, tir carsr O re vii: vably be triumph
ant and the Tex al lands will again bcae good price
! i'm market We sympathze with neither ot.iEsse parhes
we GeSviao The Of Ike one, ast abor The SELF
she So or :- other We would SIMPLY regard lie quesGon
n tho rill at national honor aud national interest Oar
frontiers must be defended from violation, come What
will We cannot say that ave do not regard with as
much snlicuGe any the approach OF our forces,
part Of whom viii &c Weser coicaiee-s to the ground
/ ieba,sd ae,wcan, tie AescaEs and the TEXANS 1t
nav pss,v as lastly said. rsSutihct me volunteers
NH try1,, their neutral character and pass to the
orrc;es OF the Texans. THIS apprehension, however
would be wretched apology for exposing our BORDERS 10
the danger Of being InvateG ara raEagec IL De True
that the MexiCans cannot rs they are bound ny treaty
the Indian tribes from incursons oour borders
il is the duty Of our Government 10 take tina, matter IN
n s oya bands and order It's forces 20 take such
position a5.to restrain th"n rLtectnay' even ~ II
ba necessary to pass tie Mexican frontier. II war io
oys , es, 40 rotc AID necessary, step taken, mol
n hostile spi.i towards Mexico but simply to do wha
Me y:o IS ko.:sa u AL can"s let II co'ne-we care
not for wax winch Gone nothing Justly to pro
, woke. go t.,to. Nn,;,,
We put it 20 any candid man 10 say whether Me1ic'
osse,sss .ha least power. the present disturbed state
The Texas TO hold the ndisns in cec!: 50 that ihey can
not modest borders: Then as % t!ie d1hgei .. ma
-,ndinc ;ncrs;.ns rom tie Indians, that 10 matter
be WiSet of by Gen Gaines-ho declares the dange
n e1iEl-and we are willing take his word for 1t unit
). We are further informed. If I've crosses The Mexca
or,e: unnecessarily he rolaes i's oFcHrs anu sh'u
! be brought to Court Martial i - Il,
Il Tile oy point, it apoeas: 10 ns, TO be settisa IN u,
ra,.e is the existence OF danger to Gus tofoer IRON III
| Indians When it car be proved that no srch cahee
r. erisis the prints which show much zeal In hls u
:! ter will have made out case not against the govern
II Incn, bet 2rans, Gen. Gaines-.S Y. go. Post