Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15
-, ,haorr which he not only inculcnted IN

min hp Seultt
hn h NOR. recently sgnalized by his reckless anu oe
II,,s violation vi that sacred right OF 1hstfucuon'
which lies at the very foundation Vi our M
five system of free Governments 49, ''"u' VIZ
% H., ,f tIvs, counties Gun cInscnt u re-tiect
It: ory,u, who with !Ill knowledge OF their |
ri,,rs and agains, their CONSENT aided by his vo'e
W ,,e ,Irciion ui that than obnoxious man, Ben
n Watkins Leigh, then tley will exhibit The hu-
Initiating truth Of his knglY creed, that the abnrng
par, Of community c"un"t, in the nature OF tss'
know OF understand any Thing ab"ul political afars-
But il would he doing glo:s and pa!pabc injustice 10
suspect them of being capable Of any such industrious
d,gradation They will rise above hs tuu! aspcrSonS,
ANA prove e. the world not only that they kAow, bu'
knowing dare maintain the aactrd rights OF ifecihc-
Our personal feelings toward Mr.. McC"n'aS are oi 'i'
kudlIest. fluLlSi character: hut VIC have GUY t's
rr than that growing out ri prrSuaul regdrds ana '
dvra;iuns Ia discharge. Cur duty to cor patrons M
country and 10 the world, ulges Us TO say, ua' '4'
McConus has long knowingly las al mus uI". -
set up his own will as the rule "f his puei'c eo" ~
op,,usil:on to the feelings and voices VI many ,'"
,rrrnru-rlcv have long complained OF ana no'ay
curdernrrd his violent opposition 10 t'r Pa''o''.
Administration OF Andrew Jackson, WHICH ue WIS
understood TO favour wlrn crctcd, cut WIZ" mr'',
tursook to cspousc til G3ctrlnes OF South Caroiiia
in the winer OF l;5:;2, which tin!c, he mas
stood in the foremost ranks OF the GnfiHts ana ue
uouncers Of that prosecuted and usrious man wv
however, Wien by the constitutional expiration oi HIS
term of s.rycc Lf;ars him again brfure his misepre
senlrd and we must say, outraged constituents, uiue
what color does r appear: Does lie, IKE ono W'' ""o
acted under the high and imperative dictates OF al III!
drpendrul mind attempt to justify the thousand epl,
.hr,s which h. has, in public and private, laVsird
upon the head OF President Jackson: DHrs he come
forward end b..dly declare that he would prefer MS
treat leader Calhoun, for President, over the esrhi
t,s;puu,ilcL incumbent Of that utcr: Does lie come
orwafd with tho irau.ness and independence OF one
conscious of the rcctluGc o his public Conduct ana
advocate before lis abused constituents, the lhsll'ton
principles upon Which he has acted: No! Out 70
rlude your lusl and merised indignation, he makes
I'D n new issue, und thus binding your eyes 10 ihe
lastly of the past, comes out Tor Judge WhIle, VINO
supported ever: nseasurc at General Jackson Ao,
u.:slslra,iun which MIR. hlcC"as has constantly ana
loudly cun!clnrd, aud ate! riding the Calhoun NHl-
LITIGATION horse, until he found lie was complete
~ broAen dvwn Kissed and cond einned he Jumps ot'
Of tina, poor, wnd.br"ken, spawned poncy, ppuces
uuoa (whai wus) Jackson horse, which he had done
his best to break down aud disgrace, and sings ha
unanimously to The tune Of Hugh Lawson Whi,r- tel!
it not in Cath, publish 1t not IN tie streets Vi Aska"i!
The trick is shallow, tao barracrd the h""k too
with his constituents Let Mr. AIcComas come out
bod!y-if his support Of Judge White be CONSCIENTIOUS,
lc; l, state the why and the whelcinre.-las Judge
White given any expressed pledge to carry out lie
South Carolina !ocnrs? II lie has not, why support
him: There is something wrong in this matter, and
is the boundrn duty Of the people to bc wary, watchlul
MT suffer themselves 10 be made line dupeS OF political
umrlrrs. IL ,!r Farmrrs-Ie Mechanics, and to the
aiuriru people GENERALLY we say-To the rescue! put
down Watkins Leigh and his supporters-Deend by
your the institutions vi your couHty-e right oi
instruction.
JUDGE WHITE AND THE ABOLITloNISTs.
We give below from the National lntclligrnccr, let.
ter Of Judge White, responding ~ the allegations III TIE
Globc relation To hIs conneSlcn with Tie aooltlonss
In fairness lu him. give all liz says i'll vlndcaloE Of his
uoca course. Yet lis remarkable li:a not one o tie
prints in his intcrrst-nut of the Opposition prints,
of Whatever CONF lrxion Jnck or ~hc, ever give our
replies any Of the Globe ARTICLES 10 which he re-
spunds
On Judge Whites letter would remark, first, that
lac admits he supported Nj. Frazier, who was President
Of the abolition meeting which proposed " tic gradual
emancipation Of si"trS, End yet the Judge says lie
does not believe that he " then, he'd bccn an
iJu0aiSt. From this are gwen to understand, ny
the Judge, tina, he ducs not consider man Who rrconi-
leuds "a grad"ai emancipation Ct suses an aUoll-
Zionist.
But NAV We not ask why Judge White hls confined
his reply the allegation regard 10 his support OF Mr.
Frazier? lie distinctly clarged again aud again IN
the Globe, the authority OF Tennessee corresponds
rul, with having vupp'rcd abolUnlsL for the len
Convention; and he does not answer. He was
charged with giving his councnance and confluence to
the editor Of The Knox Vile Register, who has now
openly acknowledged s abolition propcnscs; aud the
Judge is silent his prediction Tor THIS abolition or
gan. We CHARGED The fact, that his nrigbUrhood was
comparatively exempt from slaves, the not As-
Ing there which lave multiplied them III The Southern
and Western section OF the STATE and The Judge says
nothing in regard to this diversity Of interest in his quar-
ter, winch has made ii The seat o the abolition meetings
there.
We charged that the Judges friend, AIR. Holster, IA
prominent advocate OF abolition petitions III CunSrsS
had cIdeavorcd influence the political sect with which
H. :; ,.;,l ., ,.,, , div, p, on in ,J,, pr,s;dnrt,,i
lac 80 "soo'i''NN ~ - H. =. '.,..'J
10 PFoHi)tS Ills '''e
nothing void the inference that he acqulrscrs TIC
;u; ,,,d !, MIR I!rsrr. .,Irr in his br
" $500
nan.
We will now PROFOUND few more lIlpTrogator!rs 10
Judge White on this subject.
Does he recognize General Dunlap, ofliis vicinity
as CohHutHt'di H!u Pioli!hehI poea Htt"o H"e liz
know lut General Dunlap trarrrsrd The States from
S.p yorh I'm T.nuss.p mud from pn npssp In (irormia
eGrrg himself 10 aly support 10 Ills hoiiiha t!o 'nt
recently MADE At w GShiigloH Does lir not KNOW lhat
General Dunlap wrote letters Tor prblIcalion as wc Us
operate privately TO SnbScrvc this purpose: And dur5
A., rrI he If II,p