Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-14
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RICHMOND. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY Il.
EEEAKEGs-AuEAD!
Fye,r SIGN shows, that If either James buchanan
crteln c Calhoun, Of Martin Van Buren,, was Inc
py candidate for the united Republican party, ,ie
...1 would be safe from al the storms OF party-mr'
CIV vould be confined to the mending OF his fences
~ Ashland-the Wing party would be pros,rate-and
the Democratic hag would fly trIumphantiy rom 'he
ls,,ements Of the Constitution. But the hopes ana
exefiions of the Wings kept alive ey Inc prospect
f our dissensions Their hopes are founded upon Inc
supearance OF discord in our ranks lhey calculate
ttir strength by weakaeSs-iiier 'Flnnpks by our
ogu divisions. You cannot open Wing paper-you
s.rnc, converse with Wing politician, without seeing
how fauguinly they count upon cur divisions. Inc
mes, Irgsnuous among them viii tell you at once,
.{oi Garnet agree among yourselves. The aspranis
., Ave- nutritious Their friends too eager and en-
iau.a,tc YOU never can 90 into Convenlion because
in. y ha fear 10 lose by H. will conjure up some mat
,sf lorm as an excuse for their deTelciion. They
.ri .sv that It is not properly organzed-or, that II
--.cipi,aed--or, the cards have been packed-or, II
lfy 70 carry their favore before the Convention,
,t. v7. regis, It's decisions, upon some complaint or
or O; abuse and Iregulariiy; or, that the selected
,s4ale does precisely come up 10 The standard OF
s.,.rdoyy Your ship must strike upon the breakers;
and i!.eu VI viii brng cur ship, henry Clay, Win
t, colosS. safe IN the haroor
san ara ii,a calculations the hopes the animatng
s,-. Of Tie y liz party The certainty of our union
,e,6 se q te.t..warrant al once 10 their party IEe
;-o-a a. course We w-ancle wh each other, the more
difficulties we make the orcan'zaion oil The SohVeh'
Inn tsyorL is fairly expressing The voice Of The peo-
.e q. lae different States: the less the concalory
s,t s ,ce display, the more The Republican presses
,s sr.yed AGAINST each other from any causes what
ever, tie Greater are the hopes OF the Whgs-and the
mo;c active ;le,r exe'tjons. They now watch every
sgr however .hl, Of the divisions IN our ranks lhey
even attempt 10 interpose their hes, c:ces Tor blowing
,F .~'r -ftf
,neir zane we must learn to profit by it. For the hun
Grfdth time we repeat Forewarned, let Us be fore
aimed" let rs No. play the part of fools CT madmen
w Only Lose the game by our own egreg'ous folly
hat voc Dc unto linn g. his, who b:nes on distraction
~ DIVISION UYoa The RI publican party. Far better
you'd i be fer 10 say, with Correspondent al
Washington that II the present asp!Ians are too eager
iF The contest; L their friends too little determined
u2ou Cancellation, compromise, "harmony, CONCESSION,
and union If they cannot agree among themselves,
tu: would rather divide the party, than consult The
safety o.: our principles, Why 'lt is quite possible
aiac tie, the people may throw al! these conendng
aspfaus board and take just as competent per
suns perhaps to carry out prncipes-and that he
g.op'e laag agree nttrc tie politicians differ.
We have not seen any thing upon the tapis more
maruannaus more wise, better adapted TO knit our
pay together, 10 secure the success of Republican
c.c.t.;e to promote the ultimate OF Mr.. CAL
aag1 himself, Than the spin: which pTesldes over an
a:-le 70 ,he Columbia South Carolinian of the 9TH
I'st Tie i3l;oc che Of the warmcst friends which
tar ,s,., ruiehtd Sout. Carolnicn has in the field
aai BE- Ia forth The following manly language
Nv ~ol'd humt!y and defereniaily caution our
respected yo,tca friends Of the South, especially in
South Csro!na, who prefer Mr.. Calhoun, to keep cool
and c'a't against the binding influences of personal
iaiia,t: ~ pTejEd,ce. Ii won't DO to raise the start
ing cry Of The South prescribed &c &c, been use
qae or two obscure Van Buren, papers at the North
have objected 10 Mi Calhoun on account Of his pro-
soraiy O.; nicnS. nor 10 hold Mr. Van Buren, account
..e i7' such intiscTetons, any more than 10 hold Mr.
ta4aen accoun'abe for the manner in which they are
'e9'.ec e-an& Mr. Van Buren,, and the unkind pre-
pcecs cNuiessed against him
Nellie: y, Do for Democrats to rei,era,e old pre-.
l''et' t=ars 1!r Van Buren,, # there is to be peace
81 we ia@ and They would not play into the hands
Oh. 'D" Wiz Already these family chickering's are
s's.l 40 ~ them, - throw disrust and doubt on US
~. our ancc SIS, a"G excite hone, confidence, and
- ~ ~ iA-l' G"spaiEing parzans; and if Mr., Van
-1,eN ''nia be nc nominee Of the Convention they
' e tiH'fqus'r quoted against Us, and the honesty
ago hen'i.. OF ocT advocacy Of HIM 1t is high time
consider these lbines and the consequences Of dsre
s''.!+ '"en.- a"d 10 lake care that we do nothing
'"@'e VT Van Buren, aud his friends, that VIC would
H'' @Fe them d. 10 As 10 the stale old prelndces
@s'Ns' VIZ AN neren, ii forgotten how nobly he
'''aG TEN IN Tie last Presidential contest, far as
"a ?. l,e 20 Do -, by bold straight forward,
."d candid coa-se-utleriy shan!ing the old cry
WHY ca.-aa aad nm eommi'tai; and we ttust he and
'- "F' 'l9" IS l&4.y pGtt shame the lmputaliohs
.-. Iat iafnt, wire working, Ne"
T. ha' sheer justice 10 the friends of Mr. Calhoun
' S'2'A SEQ say, that we believe there are very few
way i'aH7r any such cauUor-and that we have not
-" 'nend ct lis, who does not display the most con
Eaitioiic and generous spirit And we likewise
-.'' 3" Iis''ce 10 the sentiments of the "Sou,h Ca
.H'iH, that If there be friend Of MI Van Burcn,
-s' whom may Justly lie ''the mpuiatlon Of secret
.&"f- Grant, wire working, sc, we know him not
I'll '-., such man ought 10 be exposed TO the scorn
80 '' party, and communicated from the Republican
h'' b! notorious fact, that the Wings selling
f" a. Sc ia lly chickering's (however s ght they may
'F H. i.-o~ d;sirust and doubt upon and sue
N Tie Cincinnati Correspondent Of the Balti-
''e 2;ro, ctuckles At the "loggcrheads of "the Two
~s9 focos Of this State, the Enquirer OF Cincinnati
'.- f-e Statesman ut Columbus, and says, that our
ana Interference and other political peaceuakers have
Ill.,, "h' aha'cd ihei. extermlnative wrath. But he
VI -..~en We have shown in the last Enquirer what
' "1 manly and coucaiory sentiments OF the States
-"-atC we have sirce received the paper OF our
''y namesake O. Cincinnati, who says at once that
"H good oices necessary 10 the restoration OF
S''e ielng between the Ohio Statesman and Cincln-
i-' !hqafer, We would most cheeriully accept the
h'a proer. But are happy TO say TO him, that the
salesman and Enquirer have removed every cause of
@'2'F eomoat, and are as ready to unite with our
IRAN contemporary at Richmond in coon SHINING
- ~ IS IN days OF tie past, but not forgotten And
'''' Vat sag ye, brethren OF North Carolina
ne powerful appeal Of r. is received, and will
IN thursday. Repeal the Inspection law, IN
once has been discharged Neyer-hut, u. the
'' l- Us offer the olive branch TO y York mani.
strongest disposition to repeal our law, as
.Saf! law Las been repeaed-supply the omission