Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-05

understood nai Of Mr. c.iouns friends Viz
ania ss2aree zaton AID ier taaag i!eda:
stops asains, TIE proposed National Convention
..?ie1gna5ia t'a:.,:c, .N1c. 80
Who are these Gissrnters; It they exist at ALL they
ought to he known. Bat do nn, believe the nsser-
non S4uc few OF Mr.. Calho:ns friends certainly
no. "iaany) nay have got their hoods infamed, or
SO lT mised by some m'st"acn point o! honor, as
to os w.I.i1e - -, =, r'',,t .
MN. fine ''.ecoad and sohe, Judgment. may come
upon thea asd the impulse OF the moment wi! be
count=rac,eG and CHANGE b. tn c5eai interests IN.
turiiy rs - the great body ot NJ Csaouns irienas
III Vrgnia, d,,h, that they VIII u,:mat- >
rally the nominee. Ii the Ed,to. OF the Alexandra
Gazette had head the ordinations Of Inc eloquent
young Orator vi ts c;ty, no addressed the Democrat
Association an Saturday night 1t he In witness
the harmon ons Siifii, winch the Calhoun mem bers
I'VE hate these designat ons; but, The term only
rs from too much perpn.as:s) appear to have
brought with hem from their respective counties-lf
H. had eard tae emphatic declaration made on Saur-
day Night 10y ons uf the abiest OF .dr. Calhoun :
friend: "lhefs r5i &c spit IN the perig he would
have been satisfied, AT there MT ''manv who are
fer StgarGt. or.an 2ation
In word the midst OF the Representatives. Of
Va, who esh from The b.soas o ne People Tuey
hfjGg tdars Of tie St,ie--and ;i:-y only nfrm
Oh: impressions, that the Republican Party Is becom-
inc more un, d-Corcatiou is more the order Of the
dayatd .in' they arrest 81 prepared 10 ADOPT the
motto Of the badge of Carroll IN Lou "tai0n-
Our choice, the nominee If The National Deuoc ATTIC
Cnnventon-U der this flag will conquer in lS44 )"
We give one evidence In back and WHITE the fol-
lowing extract Of private letter from, staunch and
able Republican, who would prefer NJ; Calhoun to
Air. Van Bortn, twl,h all the respect which he enter.
tains Tor The I.':il. hiaaicianl
''To prevent any thing like excitement or jealousy,
or other improper feeling, among the sc-caed Van b.
rem members and Calhoun members would il not be
we'll to hold early in the session. and ADOPT
resolutions, evincimg not only Willingness, but de
mia'ion 20 support the candidates ~ the National
Convention UnieS, TINS be done, is there not some
Danger, tast The Richmond Wing, The Wing members,
and the citizens If Richmond, viii! do mischief by
their earts t" ALLEVIATE the friends of these dstip aush
ed candi9ates' The Wing has already com,en need
ths insdious game, and pains should be spared 10
c"untsract lis movements, and these of IT. allies.
spiTi. Of harmony and union, among the Republican
members, would exert very sanitary influence
throughout the Common wealth. do mt mean to init
mate, that We are III danger Of any split in Virginia.
and am convinced there will be none yet, If the Re-
publican meu5ers w,l exhibit sure ortfuyiqsm in their
dncs, well union the ciiac, would be soon
apparent, - the eXtremit'es OF tie Commonwealth
But need no. say more II one, whose mind has TO
doubt, thought ma;uTey upon the subject, in ell its
bearings"
VIII onr respected Correspondent from Fauquer
county excuse US also for giving the following extract
from his private letter.
ave are al pretty quiet on .hc subject of politics,
particularly the Calhoun ard Van Buren, party: during
the SUNNI past, | fearful tina. the Democrats
would spill between MIR. Van Buren, and Calhoun =
Some meetings "ere held in the county 10 press the
claims of Nj Calhoun ard Others proposed 10 be held:
but Upon conscl'at with their friends, The meeting.
were abandoned, or SO lhEy attended that nothing
vas dorr mast give 1t my opinion, that AIr Van
Buren, the FIRST choice of thtesiourths of the Demo
cratic party in the county While meetings were no
ing on aud held in favor Of Mr. Calhoun i, was
proposed by some to get m meetings in favor Of
Mr.. Van Buren. Did Ill could t, proven,
ths, fearing that II might produce excitement
by discussing the merits Of our candidates, when we
had enough TO do TO watch willy opponents We
are now al qact aad friendly. and so e.. es know,
ard believe rW frmig support The nominee of the Dr..
moc,cc Coareaiion 10 BE- held in the CITY Of baltimore
next May. must add tlil, the principles of tie ia
they be understood by The people, take well;
and bod proper effort been made, last Spring, we
could lave sent, think, two Republicans from the
county, although the tax bill did some injury before il
was unders od.
With another extract (from the Philadelphia Demo
cratic Argus Of Is. nst) close this hastv article
recommending The moral iaonicated by the Jctfsr.
sonian Of ~ Carolina, 10 the liberal adoption OF tcer
friend Q! Mr. Calhoun in cid Virginia:
awe out the following from 1e letters ,nian = Cal
houn paper, publish d IN Charlotte, North Carolina Il
htea'!es the pure spirit Of Repu5!caDisin Eyerythnr
for tbs cause, nothing for men, aud pours cold water
on the efforts o: The Wings Ia throw discussion INTO
the ranks Of III Democracy. They Will move onward
from conquest TO conquest untl they replace in Office
tic who was Iuhlessy torn from it, BY fraud and
violence
"sCsrrsc, rTeTha Haics seem san sujne in he crroc,,
ton that they elect HEAVY Cy President and ,an install
Federalism in power consequence Of nc ty.ss ~ h he
ariicuar, they Constantly paraiins tile ingredient espres
sions Of the friends OF Mr. calhoun 10 is NJ Van E"n
Now although have differed widely with thc
friends VI Nh Nan buren, relation mode OF copsu,n,