Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-10

= Wa- to Tho fe.-The Washington Correspondent Of
the Baltimore Patriot states that Mr. Pskens OF >. ~. -
Sd inst "e noticed the observation said to have been
made by Mr. W. Buren,, that he would carry the S'ut
by falling in with Southern measures. Whe.e Is Tue
proof that he used thes< psecis" p"rds e is nlsa,
KEN" cried the eloquent CaroIinan. 'We declare WAR
against him and his policy UScoMPRoAIsisG, ushA.
TINGuIsHApLE WAR AGAINST THE PRINCIPLES OF HIS
ELECTION. We nail the flag to the mast, and viii con-
quer or die under il. -
Mr. declares war; not only aganst the principles OF
his election although the issue fairly made up De-
fre the People, and they have decided for Mrp B-but
he declares var against "bim and his pulley against
the pclicy Of administration, which has not vel Deeh
tried.
Mr. V. B s situation is like that of Mr. Jefferson IN
1sOl.-Nr Hamilton (he evil genius Of this country,
nsr J. calls him had avowtd his resolution to break
down the administration before il commenced Such
too is the course which Mr. Calhoun and his friends are
pursuing towards Mr.. Van Buren, Mr. Jefferson TIT
umphed over all his enemies, and Mr.. Van Buren, may
equally defy them, if he pursnes the principles Of MI
Jefferson.
The People should loudly protest ngaint this uncom-
promising and determined spirit of opposition IL is
their interest," every Administration should be fai.y
and freely weighed upon its own merits IT good that
it should be supported-lf bad, put him down. But what
is the consequences Of Mr.. Pickcns doctrine! If the
Wings determine 10 put down, right wrong is there
no fear that Mr. Van Burens friends may be disposed
TO support him, right wrong? Is not this too much
the effect of snch extreme party feeling? AS IN VA
tura Philosophy, is too often the case in Politics
tina, action and reaction EQUAL and in contrary d.
rections Passion produces passion Violence is calcu'
lated engender violence. If side persecutes IL
not the other disposed TO defend? Thus, in the struggle
between two violent parties the public good is lost sight
o-prncipes are FRUSTRATED and the People socrl
feed fac,ioaWe protest. therefore, ngaiust the doc
trnes of Mr. Pickens, and of The hg and the
Washington scrbblersAs to the slang about the Prn-
ciples Of his Election Why the burying gone by The
issue fairly made before the people at the late election
Never cause powerfully, dexterously, aye,
cunnngly argued by the Wings. We then heard all this
clamor about the Presidential Influence the Succession
the Office holders, and all that; but the people judged
and determined for themselves. The Verdict ran in ia.
vor of Martin Van Buren, They will scarcely suffer
the docket to be opened again They will now Judge
the Administration by its merils-and let the Wings
abuse him much they please, Tie country will not
permit him to be condemned before he is even tried.
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