Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-06
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What would ha We brtn said Of Gen Jackson. hid he
been invited public dinner Nashville on The Fourth
oil July, instant and being cnnplinpntrd 10 senli
mrnt, had arisen end made psriI2an harangne IN be-
halt of the Old Republican parry which he has been
so long ciachedi Would not the Federal Wing papers
have run rO,Ous ihprPupon, Would they MOI have
raised The cry Of "DlC1ATlON!" and rnng all he
changes upon 1.-THE ONE MAN POWER that have
been ung against HIM by the N.rlhern ftdeInlists for
the last ten yrars' UnqupslnnoEy. For merely send.
ing Toast of general political character to public
dinner here in limes past, he has bera wrongtay ard
shancfully accused of . Dctatnn /" The SACRED pale
Of venerable age and Of private citizenship. haiowed
by Impershahr wreath OF the Republics g'eensst
aurr has proved no barrier The abuse that has been
hrnpPd his syerd head md that too upon pretext
having mn ioundann in truth
Nn-Ihp hero vf he "Ssr"nd War Of the Revolution"
must not lisp alond his preference for ard measures,
lest he enkinde The ire OF the frderai wing press Of
Irnnsssee- but There s Judge White, he can write
private letters 10 'r used b. canddnrs the stump
for rrcionrpfng purpn~rs md the Fourth of July
INTO "Pari-"n Caucus Day with impunity. Aye
with impun!t.!-and these Federal Wing presses
euInsize and defend hin, in d",rg.
Judge " bite is not hat he wns The falling off may
be seen with but half an eye Five six wears ago,
brinre he was drawn into The scheme Of Bel! q Co,
briufe he WAS flnrred INTO belief That he could he
made The President OF The U. S before he as dmp,d
and deceived by those wnm he bad Considered his best
friends brtne the cup Of exalted hope Of repnsrrg
in The Presidential Char vas dashed 10 The ground
he siGod oil his both in and oil Congress
conclusive!y prove. (ond 10 his exPr, ssron
"h III rock upon bis principles. But II is very
natural that deeply disappointed should have
for misfnIun"s; and that The InhmiIps
aitrr dnnt upn0vener biz age should thereby be hasten
ed M ott rap!Ggy excuse be offered Tor Judge
White in extrnna,on Of his parz.n ha,argue al Knux
VILE on lhr 4ih inst
Lrk a, it, fellow citizens An old een man, nearly
three sroeyears old and ien-whn almost present
at The rising OF the sun rf Liberty, standing before a
collection u people OF Ill parties and spcrs no had
cnuUfepsrSd their Lhaitnns tuprlhPr The
shrine nf Lii erty and L. fir up The incense Of their
hearts gratitude 10 God and tn u ia,hers-and hurhng
into their mds. the destroy ing sprlt q" party 10 rnbit
LEI The cups at one hGY and 10 mpr gnate those OF The
oihsr haif with The irvrr Of faction 1t act cf
which thought Judge :" hI'r scarcely capable hot
ask that he may h. xcustd rom 'hr resp"ns oiny,
under the circumstances and for The have
cird
The Fourth of July is The National Sabba,h-and We
should think Of turning The m,rllug at Church
liz first day Of h- week INTO SEASON Tor Financial
Exchange If turning The COLLECTION the g'uruuS
Fourth INTO A PARrIZ,N CAUCUS. Yrt, Judge
" h,ip has done ths-bvt, We have before said lie
shall b" txcrs.d
We pr"p"sp bri, fly 10 review his speech that
sion he Judge says he has bee called "Frd-railst
and "ury'- but then he tells whn is The person
that calls him We have never hrard he Judge call.
ed By either al these ames-and il he has been called
il must have been in private and INDIE duni mannrr
scarcry ilriug such elahnat" denial Judge may
bF called Federal lpadrr; Tor he is ryng In lead The
people upon The Track that r FrdfraI leaders OF
Tie North (uho take pride The namel are pur.ning-
d.ciare That liz is Federal compnny is Ton
lie says he is a "ifMg-but hr sr.Is /" forget that
party Inns were drawn between Dem0traUc Republicans
and UhSs in lS36, whrI he told his old irll"w Krpuh
of i-nne>se that "c IDEA ofhis inning ne ONO
siton (Hhg jras Ja"ciiui The Judge induIges 10
god deal oil tl= Federal cisp,rop oil The d4y-ior
stance
..Thsfe iKa radical difference between my opponents
and up this su pct and II wall be CLEARLY per-
cFIsed by any one VII" wl compare and contrast the
public Of conauci. They brli-vp Democracy
cnn-sts in always acting with The same man or SCI af
That hr whole eonScience belonging the party
l. dPosttsd tor safe keeping md trM the bend
chij and the NUMBERS are rue D,mOrrats while they
continue 10 d" uhatseer they directed, without stop.
ping Ia consider whether II he night wrong
Now, il is well know that majority "f the people of
these U. States happen 10 disagree with Judge hte-
aud will pretend that his better days the Judge
would not have eschr"ed such sweeping and killing
dpnunciaon of maturity of the people lie proceeds
TO talk Of ihe President and his pariy and
such stale epilhpls that prove nothing. He Then goes
on tell what the Jackson erred from 1923 1899
which happens he the very creed Of the present At-
mnisra'i"n, dues the Judge dIsprove the fact Ia
audirg 10 his acts, he soys:
My vote stands recorded against The ahominahle
Tariff of S25 my colleague and the present Chef Ma
g'sirae. bnlh voting for IL
Judge hit knOcS that The prcsen, Chief Magistrate
voted tor il under positive instructions from hrs State
and then returned home and completely rrvo!ulionized
New York up"n the subject. Bot of these important
does he mention that his candidate for President Henry
Clay, The great champion OF that uLOminaUe Ia
riff and IS SUI in tnror # At! The Judge puts very
siiy language into The mouths OF his opponents as io
lows:
Yes, say my opponents. you do mt stick 10 the Pre-
sdrnl and The party aud therefore you F"derast"
The Judge makes specihca tnns of times places
persons this conprxion and cuurment is therefore
unnecessary. The Judge compares MIR. Van Burrn
with Gen Jackson the sucker of The s,alk and
ii is pity that he had not carried the Comparison
little further and made his new friend Henry Clay, The
that trying 10 destroy bWh He says thnt MIR
Van Buren, has discarded every principle Of the Jackson
admins rauou-wh,le his friend, Mr.. Bell, the other
night said in his speech in the market place. that Mr..
Van Buren is only the President in form. and that
General Jackson is as much The President now az
he ever was-and while the Universal Wing party
to which the Judge bropgs. rdrcu'es Mr. Van Bnrrn
as ,reudIng 10 The Footsteps Of Grnrrs Jackson! Really
We shall begin To think there snlld Truth IN MIR
Halls old remark, That the Orp".iin is eompOsa IF
eutry hu. of 0pnDn from the rid ho, Fedrrnist 10 the
rna mad NuHfer. vho J,r m0ch ,cHh fnrh 0'he' m
principle and Jeeitny they do nHh III. 7imtnistraon
The Judge rskrs up thr old exploded charge against
Gen Jackson Of appointing hs SUCCESSOR and with
out The shadow Of pro" says "ihp President rs using
his urm"s, exeI,Ions 10 procure his re rlrcIIn
tie preends. that he mas not changed his principles,
but this long and heated pariznn speech IN which he
audes many OF The important pcbc acts nf ms whole
life HE SAYS NOT WORD ABOUT 5.
BANK winch has bern the goat turning qurs'"n in
the country years which e has Away
bern 6itiefIy nPppSFu hHu "U'Fe ihrmes'
Henry Clay his candidate lr The Presidency has always
been.
He then adverts The Gag Bill defends his vote upon
il, and says:
The bill was operate any officer elected by
the people, or by their representatives.
Or in other words. 1t made 10 operate
on me- sir. who am Senator in Congress, appointed
by the Governor The Legislature OF ihs Stale; hut
upon you, MIR Postmaster, VII" was appointed by The
Prrso. nj and TIE Untd States Senate. Where is the
IA. IN ia astonishing that Jutpe
hiie should up such Prble deirnce OF such
utrccinus &C, He have knnwn that the Gag Bill
was unconstitutional. lie must have known that there
may be certain wrongs 10 the community which to at
/ 10 nv fmrn would