Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-17

Albany Argus, the favored friend and tho enlich,.
eneo organ of Mr.. Van Buren,, was kind enough 10
say OF u.s. and of the position which we occupied
Such has been the Of the veteran and estmabe
editor OF the Richmond Enquirer. Differing on this
point, II is true; but sustaining the Administration aud
carrying the into the ranks Of the Opposition its
BANK allies and It's nymdons Of brnvado and Of blood
with the zeal, the talent and The ntepdiy thai have
given 10 that paper deservedy high in The annals
Of the democracy. No doubts his attachment 10
the Democratic party and 10 The Executive and the Ad
nnisraten OF It's choice whatever may be the result of
the question OF The Independent Treasury 1--WE confess
that gives US pleasure 10 publish hi, noble testimony
from an Editor and whom we so highly esteem
In The same manly spirit the following declaration from
the Utca Observer another able paper the State of ~
T.: much depends upon the in which the differ
ence Is manifested and urged whether it be in
in anger Many able presses attached to the principles
and fortunes OF the Administrations and bsy ond spi
cion on the of fidelity have expressed themselves
strongly ana eoquenily against that particular measure
IN It's details No one doubts the Republican spirit
which governs the Richmond Enquirer, that veteran
PRINT OF the Democratic party which has passed through
oil lis conflicts from the time Of Jefferson 10 this dag
without an impeachment Of its staunch fidelity But It
srong IN It's Reproduction Of the present leading mea-
sure Of The Administration in the shape in which it Is
urged The Enquirer, however is the press Of any
new organization, and is well known to depecute the
distraction which such an organization produce. "
how different are these able Editors from the conductor
of the Fncaste Democrat While they would concili-
ate and reune, he would distract and divide the party
But oil this is in vain-The Sir Oracle of the Fncase
Democrat has vented it's gall upon those who differed
with it, ii has not spared the Delegates of Boetourt,
the Senator from the District II has assaed them with
the harmony of the pary-t has attempted ruise up
opposition TO them, by dragging certain other candidates
into the field The effort will be ruiless; and the only ef
degree Of violence which is utterly incompatible with
feet may be TO divide still further The Republicans Of Bo
teourt-How could we, them Expect escape its
sures? e has gone back even TO 1888 and charges US
with dividing party by on "Gcn Jackson 8
famous Proclamation, and throwing them into ga mno.
r,y in The two succeeding sessions Of the Legislature
We have never bushed for our conduct on this qves.
ton. plan, Press easily play the parasite All
that has 10 do s TO follow the lead Of the President,
whether il agrees with him not. The Proclamation
Of 80 contained passages which gave alarm 10 the
6rmest friends Of State Rights We dared to express
our objections Were We singular in this' Did not the
staunches Republicans in the Legislature adopt reso.
lu,ions, declaring that The Proclamation contained
principles sin direct conflict" with the Resolutions
Of '9S, and The Report of 90, Why. then, lay the
blame Of our defeat 10 door, But, mark
which became the friend Of Andrew Jackson. We ask
ed for explanation. We called upon the Globe to
give to the country. The Globe came forward and
gave authoritative exposition TO the offensive clauses
which was perfectly satisfactory. And The last words
which heard from the lips Of Gen Jackson, March,
1887 admitted that this Exposition as binding upon
him. as If had been stamped with the of Andrew
Jackson. The +. Democrat then is welcome TO abuse
US as much il penses about course tie Proca
nation OF So, or on the Message Of 81.