Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-25

from Tennessee informed Us, but the other day. tina
Clay would be beaten in Tennessee) Georgia, w
believe, to be scarcely less cerainror, some remarka
Die and very recent changes have occurred there in hi
favor"
Very recent and remark be chan ges indeed in Georgia
What does the R. Wing say 10 The givngs n its own
ally, the hliledgvillp journal u only the llh instant
Tins paper is rank Whg-anh bitterly uppnsrd To MIR
Van Buren,. But what dnrs il say:
1.-The opposition which is made TO Henry Clay BY he
STATE Rights party, 10 one "l principle. They ha vr
no predictions for him as President Of The States
nor love for his political creed He has always beer lie
open and avowed but generous opposer OF their doc
rines. They cannot 10 be consistent cascir sufraocs
N ms taror, end their opposition TO his election m be as
rm'y perscrered in, will be opposition of the same
party TO Martin Van Buren, The State Riphfs party Of
Georgia ,oW not be alone in Ibis opposition They viii
Ind battling by their side their ancient ally The signs
OF the times tell US, and cannot resist the convc.
ton, that South Carolina will be true to her principles,
and that though taered and torn the banner Of Stale
Rights and State Remedies that now waves so trum.
phantly over the sister Sta,es eW neotr 10 oloersd 10
the author Of tie american System,' nor to him who,
though once Missouri REsrRicIioSIsr, (humilating
rehcctlon y is now the Chief Magistrate of the Union
We will not pretend to deny for our intention is
not TO deceive that should the party by unforeseen cir
cumsances be driven 10 the necessity Of voting for
or The other Of these candidates there might then be
diversity OF sentiment In their ranks Some would urge
the policy OF voting for Mr. Van Buren,, others for Clay,
me larger portion coutd preserre strict neutrality but
acirng together as party upon party principles both
,cH certainly their decided opposition The charge
then that the Stale Rights Party nsncere in their
opposition 10 MIR Clay and that, by running another
candidate they ,oisl TO max: doersion in his aror is
without foundation
Very remarkable changes indeed in faror Of Mr. Clau
These are rry carm evidences of the Wing attachment
10 MIR. Clay in Georgia II will be found every where
to The South II. Clay never can get the vote Of Virgil
mia, or the South He stands not the emc,est chance
of it, All The inveig!ng Of the R. Wing ills allies
effect i-can never deceive the people.
The Petersburg Inteigencer, like the Richmond
Wing, takes the field for MIR. Clay |, contends that
Gen. Harrison ''cannot get the South and tina, "GeD
Scott cannot be elected" Very we!-but cen MIR
Clay "get the Souh?" Never Can Mr.. Clay be elected
Never. MIR Clay is not The man who can unite
sufficient number of 10 render opposition 10 Mr.
Van Buren, formidable" However, Sits, try il if you
please. Mr. Clay is according your account The
only available s,eed you have in the Wing stablesbut
how Hnie anailabte he will be, the Of The people
will prove in le40.
,age over you, whist you made up Of dscordan,
materials, they united in solid phaanx.-lf one
part Of you MIR Clay, you dssasfy the friends of
Harrison. Run Mr. Clay, too, and from that moment
thousands OF State Rights Wings will either desert your
ranks will become parayz in the contest Not 50
with the Republican party. The Georgia Constitution
as Of the l,h. Pourtrays in the following lines their
bright and Frightening prospects,
The result OF the elections IN Virginia, induces US TO
congratulate the Republican party in The United States
on the hatterng prospect before them OF a complete
Dental election. II must be confessed that at time
that prospect gloomy and dishearening; but The
financial embarIussmenls of The times subsidized The
clouds which daIkened The political horizon Of The Re
publican party cleared off, and left that horizon bright
and cheering And it will continue TO be brgh. and
che erng, # true 10 ourselves if We keep united
and il do deyiae from the path traced BY the
distinguished patriots Of rs. The fact ia, that The Re-
publican party in the u must always be in the MAORI
~ and powerful. All the members united in prnci-
Piles aud policy there arise division among Them
the principles and policy actuae the Republicans
of the North and Of the South, Of the East and of the
West. How, then, can the opponents Of the Republi
can party resist such q solid phalanx. Can oppo
nents present such solid phaIanx-united in prnci-
pies and policy: No. They are united it is true, in
opposition TO the present Administration and the Re-
publican party; but in principles and policy they
united: Do the principles Of the Northern Federal
Wings correspond with The principles Of The Southern
Wings: Certainly not. Can The Southern Wings sup
port protective Tariff, NaIiuna! Bank splendid Go.
vernmen and liberia construction of the Constitutions
We should suppose rot. On other great questions Of
national policy, the Southern Wings cannot support the
Norihe mi ederasts How then can The heterogeneous
elements, Of which the Wing party is composed amaga
and act in concert; Enmity 10 the present AGmi.
nstra,ion and ambition, may induce them 10 act liz
cert at elections; but those elections over
can they all enjoy the fruits Of any victory they may
have obtained geve together at the deeot they
have sustained: No, so with the Republican party
Victory, defeat, is felt in Common, because they
all entertain the principles, look for The accom-
pishment OF The same objects and wish altogether the
prosperity Of the country. The action which took
place in Maine Ohio, New Jersey, Pennsy lvana, Della.
ware, and other States, hailed by The South with
rapture because it was action in favos OF Repub
principes-of principles which are cherished IN the
South The action Virginia hailed with rapture,
because It's the abinger olhe union Of the whole South
in favor Of Republican principles The prospects before
bright; requires but union among ourselves ad
herence TO principles, and moderation IN The use OF VIC
tory opponents to consolidate IN less than {"
years the Southern well the Southwestern States,
one Republican body, which, with the Democracy OF
The North and West! must paralze every effort to give
TO the Federal Wing party the ascendancy in the 90
vernnient Of The county.
hc veteran editor Of the Richmond Enquirer has the
.J Of he ma m erem, e Not one Of The lead
OF the Virginia bands certainly hall SO much enlicd
l0u here, there every where uDma,ins the Adnnis
taon troops the charge, nc,ng them 10 renewed and more
lie promises be ut his asun TO
dspste " The matements about The late election returns
cuped with other things forget his wholesale Sepe
scn,aon Of less than CoSsERrATrTEs s6 or s
rcu,e Lockrge Mcmillan Carol Of Gayson, Smith Of Russell,
G.erer Cuhded and Spots opposed BY
off victorious; and when, the other ~o es 'ena
bic and Payne had contest only because ioe opposition
We are indebted for the above melange 10 the Wash
inglop Correspondent of the New York (ConservaVe)
Tmes.-Tbe Editor will be al his post IN lew days;
and he will find amp hGrcest OF missaieHen,s 10
up, such they The above poagrap IS case IN
point When did the Enquirer claim "sink or swim
Administration man, Lockridge Of Bath, Greiver OF
Smy,h Crutched Of Spottsylvania? II has claimed
Carp enter Of Allegheny, Mcmillan Of Brooke, Carroll
of raysou, and SPOTS OF Tazewell-and The letters
which have been received within the last week, show
that they will go for Administration Senator hf
fenable will not vote for Mr. Rives nor Wing Sena.
tor Smith of Russell voted last winter, dead shot,
every time, for Administration Senator-lbe letters
lately received leave his position some what IN doubt
II he has declared to the people Of Russell, that he vii
fhpnh he M kp IN.
sruc,ed and he will be free to he thinks right
IT. agnn the version of another letter be correct that
he will vote for MIR Rves, unless instructed otherwise
there will be no difficulty about The natter because all
the votes which were given 10 MIR Cowan VIII be found
on the side of us,rucon-and Of The 40 ority which
Mr. obtained oyer Mr. C.. more tllon halt That num-