Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-26
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What ale now The landmarks OF party, by wha,
role will yru Judge Democrat L. he n RrPnh'csn
Eo supports your pIGcirirs and opposes lie advocates
1bf Federal doctrines: hssureliy, yes The t,d"rai
Whgs-the cnntpmners aud reviir.S OF the Eel Bank
Sysem-haye Joined hands with Mr. Rves. The Ut
hsliDwed coalition is already fhrmsd-tis too late 10 for
bid The hanns. Though one mighty P"leuia!e may
"abdlca'e his arrogant preIens"ns to assumed power
and importance, this leader OF The "Armed Nrnrals
VIII not abdlcate his pretended power 10 arhac The
dPstinIss OF our glorious Conedeacy. lie draws 10 has
all the strongest advocates Of the llamil0n!an School
Gan sncli leader, wiiE his motley ii Swiss allies
advance The cause Of Democracy: Away WIKI the very
thought. His nrms already lwined around the p
lars oil The temple aud had he strength; enough he would
overthrow IT, though he were crushed under lis ruins
Expect nothing from rectGiHg Democrat; still isSs
from an ARMED Neutral" Bat there are Eigh.mlnteG
ard consistent Wings who denounced this recruiting
under The standard Of desaKer. who have zen sePa-
rated from the Administration of late more by The III
uence ol party ties ard political associations, han
constitutional questions. Look 10 he impracicaChs IN
the recent Senatorial Contest. They viewed with ubhor
renee tie political p!iancy Of their party. They Esan
mol to support Mir RIves and with twu three excep-
IONS, sill less do they mean 10 sanction in Mr. Clay
those lntitudTous doctrines hostile Tie rights of
the States The same motives which threw iheH oil
tr"m IN" great body of their party in the rccer, move
mens, viii widen The breach when Mr.. Clay is brought
upon The track The Republicans should pause long,
and ponder WELL before they lake ground against them.
Where stands Goode of Mcckenburg: The abIe, the
faithful ind talented Representative OF tie South Side
He avows openly, he will no, support Clay, my Of
his FEDERAL brethren. In the Senatorial melee, he 'eso-
luely voted ballot after ballot, against Chapman John.
son. because lie favorable TO bank Of lie United
Stairs. lie is no lorgcr regarded Wing by that PHI.
ant parybroad their mantle is, lis toll does not
reach HIM. Judge him by any measure, and in his
tire dimensions, lie is Democrat. Are opposed to
back of the United States, protective Tariff, aud Ma
tl"nal system Of Internal improvements: We are not
more decidedly hostile 10 them than VIM o Goode -
We are for the Sublreasury-so is he. We oppos-
ed 10 the election Of VIM c. Rives 10 hr Sc nate and
Of any o!d-ashOnsd Feder:st-so is he. lie will op.
pose The election Of Clay, Webster Harrison to the
Presidency There will be other alternative left him,
than to support candidate Cor the Seuale, and Van
Buren, for the Presidency. He advocates oil the great
princiPcs Tor which struggling, and he must Join
IN e!ecting 10 carry out those principles Ills
Efforts strenuous and decided they were, aided much
in the exclusion Of Rves from the Senate. His eminent
services in the Legislature should not be forgotten. His
against the distribution of the proceeds Of The sales
of the public lands should not be overlooked His re.
election would Ice cordially hailed By tie whole demo.
cratic party. Give US The man who supports our msa.
swTcs, not him who reputialcs thcm-Such one must
ever leEd weak waverng and doubtful aid to Presl-
dent whose leading measure lie condemns.
\ MEMBER OF THE CONVENTION
From Ike South Side.