Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-22
HENRY CLAY, OF KENTUCKY.

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NATH'L. r. TALLMADGE, OF New YORK
The Times attempts TO its abandonment Of the
Administration under hollow and failaclous prele1ts-
Ii decares that "princpe and the best Interests Of the
country justify the determination Of the Re publican par.
ty aba ndon MIR. " Buren, TO his iatehat he has de-
ermned 10 sink scim th hisiavOrIte SUB TREASURY
SCHEME and every election which has taken place since
he stood god father to that scheme has demonstrated,
that he cannot Seim with it, but must submit 10 The
other alternative of his choce-sIsH, &c, &c.
"Do We then (says the Times) require neH leaders to
bring the Republican force into the field of bat,le No.
New leaders would be an "unried expedient.' We
require to be marshaled under and tried tsadsrs-
those who led rs 10 victory sin times that tried men 3
souls" Henry Clay, who at the head of the party
during The late with England, and ~ r. Tamadge
the of soldier of the Revolution Republicans with
out fear and with out rcproach, and men under whom
the whole strength Of the Democracy and will be
rallied"
All Budget of Blunders! We vii! hare none of
them.-What! 20 over to Mr.. Clay friend Of
National Bank Of the Tariff, of Internal lmn,~dE;ss
play can Justify stan paIpibe deserion Of the prn
cipes of The Republican party Rally the Democracy
under MIR. Clay! He might we'll attempt 20 compress
the Poles togelller-Even if disposed TO aban
don Mr.. Van Buren,, why go to the enemy camp Tor
candidatc But TO abandon MIR Van hnren Is IN iact
TO strike blow at the unity Of the Republican party
The issue will be- Clay and National Bank, OR Van
Buren, and uncompromsing hostility 10 il--and upon
that issue repeat our stand-"to sink or swim with
Martin Van Buren,
vet TO be asccrtilneu "HelHel i"""'uSe
consents to have such made of his name. we
are vet to learn how many and whether all the C"ns"r
ya,iyes of New York will participate in such extra
ordinary combination Bot upon one question We can
have no hesitatonlha if they go fnT HAIRY OF the
West" the line between them and the rcep: ConserVa
tiyes of Virginia is henceorth immutably drawn. None
Of the Virginia Anti Treasury will go for Nh Clay
without or with Mr.. Tamadge.-For one at least. WE
90 with the Winchester Yirgnun in ms article Of Wed
nesday last:
"1he Lynchburg virginian, noticing The statement OF
the N STAR that the Conservatives OF that city were
about TO hold meeting for the purpose Of nominating
Henry Clay as next President asks significantly, "Vhat
.ay Tie COnscr ratrss Of Tirgina9 We have no anho-
ry TO answer for The party called Conservatives, ii such
really exist in Virginia, but we presume their word OF
cominand will be- '.Hcnun The aehoie genlcmen, as yon
,oere" year hence and the cvanescenl sound 81 sub
Treasury and Conservative harmonious IN the ears
Of The Opposition, will have been forgotten Parties as
heretofore will be found based exclusively upon wing
and Republican principles and designated accordingly
What will be the issue, in such trial OF strength IN
VIRGINIA. whenever made is not very abstruse pro-
blem to solve Blu, if The Wings are as WISE as we
Judge ,hem they will make the most of present advan-
ages For their strong Conservative Affection we there
fore certainly commend them, and bid them welcome to
every nominal Republican, Conservative or what not,
ready to favor The Pretensons and principles OF MI
CLAW For the loss Of such one from our ranks we
.b,il be he last u uripve.'