Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-06
From me Globe.
TIE NEXT PRESIDENT,

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Gan Old Jackson Man" has sent TO US, Tor lhse'
in our paper, a communication defending MIR Caht
from The ordinations Of writer IN the New
Evening Post, under the signature oil "'e'o >
content with CONNIE nding MIR. Van Bnren, Us be ~
deserves 10 be commended and exhibiting those g..
fcations which render him fiji for The PRESIDENCY
writer in the Post assaiIs MIR. Calhoun; and las d
once 10 precptate divisions in the Democratic p'
and render them as wide and desperate as pcs't
urges, his first objection TO MIR. Calhoun 'o"
distinguished Office, his attachment to The ihs'''u'
OF the South. We know that MIR. Van Buren, cF
Gates all such advocacy rs depends on The dnP'H.
ment Of any friend to the great cause to wn'ce ,.
always been devote d; md we equally sal'sieOI
in declining to publish the reply OF San Old J'['r
Man." we shall have the entire appreciation q "
Calhoun. -
Some weeks since, in commenting on ~
course in on Alabama PAPER, we tdok occcsi,n ~
denim all elimination and Iecriminoti'n IN h' ~"
cratic presses towards the distinguished men
party no may be brought forward for The hex ''
dency. We advised forbearance and kindness 20
fair and liberal exhibition Of the merits Of e "f
tive candidates but hostile criticism, d'sPafasf.r
parsons, and denunciations towards none 81 "''
Does it require remembrance or argument 10 SNOW
this is the only course consistent with The P''
harmony Of the Democratic party and thai '"'s'
PURSUE CohuoiJ Souice, JSs'J
amenabe 10 the imputatlon OF sacTihcirg ,Le
personal considerations! Where will II I'se
sault will cngender defence. Jealousy, i'll 'rmFG''
resentment, will soon take the place oi k'ntH''
union. The Democratic presses will all be c''i'
10 take sides-snd, in cur sguabLes about tf'''
principles will be forgotten. In the mean 'f''
Government, in all lis departments, is IN ne r.'
our opponents, united in their purposes OF ricn1
oppression, and on him no is TO feed Their t'P'
Never, since l79e have such daring inro'd' O''s
tempted CT made on the Constitution, or 50 fr' .
spirit of ruling or rnning The country tie"
tested by tie Fedcralnis. Incapable Of app.tl
or administering tie Government as @qu' .1.,,
us By cur ancestors, settled design o. c'e'"
it is exhibited in their hole policy. Tie re .,,.
cy of the Democratic party Is not only neee. T,!s
form, but TO ssve tie Government snd lne ~" ii;
it rights ii pstrioicin Ills state Of it'res 4
divide about our preferences Ter The ffff' =.
assail and denounce the leading men W."
brought into view when the Democratic rom .,,'..,
the Presidency is mate, instead OF :nthe ~. Ne 4
shoulder 10 expcl the Goths and Vanca's W."
pitol? Let us first win the great victory u" ss-,r
try; once more plant our principles IN Prov NJ,
ancy in it's ccunciIs-and then, in sP," :, ,au
generous patriotism, turn 10 thst man VINO =, a
TO sustain and enforce them, and lace nun r,t. "a
OF affairs We appeal 10 our brethren - and
whether every consideration of party p0ne!' Ed
10 The country, do not demand tins cou1 ..oor.s
not those who disregard it assume a
whose come quences-f fruitful Of nothing IAN;
not fail 10 bring deep and abiding contf mfa''''