Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-25
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RICHMOND, TUESDAY, july .
We have neither the time nor the ;ocl,.
contend with the Madisonian. In our v,.'-
prospects Of Mr. Tyler, we were solely ac,u.,.
honest desire, that he should see his pos,rs
,cds, not as it was represented TO him By the ),
structures of selfish and misguiding menaround
We had, and still have, kind feelings for N,
and endeavored to point out the course which \
pursue, for bis own honor and good, and The h
the country. To show that our earnest .so,
move the thick scales from The eyes of his a
a desperate work, we have only 10 quote u,
ing extraordinary passage from the Governmsp
the Madisonian. "And now, when States ar,
TO has support, and friends from oil quarters :
foekiag to him, the Riches and the Noah.
gagged IN the task Of proving that he has no q
success, and, without the slightest ceremony. ;,
off the course" We have no ammuni.cn
on the useless tack Of enlightening the Na
We mean 10 reserve our strength for more S.
counters.
$50 much for Buckingham - But there /,
subject in which, We confess, we feel mu..
interest, and on which we beg leave to sub.'
ingenious and respectful remarks. It is on
exctes the fears Of the Republicans, aud the
the Wings. The former are beginning 10 /,
uneasiness, whilst the Wings are chuckl,n,
signs OF each growing leud IN our own r.ns
Republicans begin TO wonder iehere 1t is 10 ,n
friends Of Clay are asking, hoo TAR ma,
proceed They are calculating ON III,
which they may derive from our d,y, 4.
that is their only source of consolation, To-
prospect of success. We allude 10 the h.,c.
now waging between the Globe, Wash,ns,oa
tor, Post and Democrat OF Boston, Worcester p,
N. Hampshire Patriot, and Name Argus, &c 6
The proprieiy Of Messrs. Nelson ana Hensa..
ing office under the Tyler Adniiaistration. ".
regret to see banded about by journals OF The
AteGt faith, such violent expressions as I'VE.
politics like loose robe made To hi any bol,,
color that might be called Democratic" "hole.
lattening upon the spolls which Others b.
"vlolalIon OF truth, justice and dessncy," "a
venturer, "proscnplloa and diclorIal course,
and abusirely resorling 10 an expedlent, who
justified by truth, &c, &c. We cannot rrii,
interposng the wand Of peace between these
ing Democrats, and warning them to dessi To.
which cannot but enure 10 the benefit OF the
for whom we should reserve all our weapons. 4
merits of the particular subject under discus.
would remark, that we were opposed 10 Demo.
Messrs. Nelson and Henshaw going into The
until that Cabinet had been purified OF II.
ieayen, and until DIR. Tyler had gwen unequr
dence Of sincere wish to make his somla
strictly Democratic. We certainly would d
suaded any Republican from assocatiDg his
with those Of the Two Secretaries, whom We
slgna,ed. We do not believe any distinguish
publican in Virginia would have united IN Sd
binet, before 1t had been purged, and before ID
had d,sclaimed any hopes Of the succession
Nelson differs with US IN opinion upon tins
He and Mr.. Henshaw declare that they have d
the Cabinet, untremmelied by any pledges
them, therefore, 10 guard their Posiuoa-
whalsoever-and 10 avoid all commitment,
trIgues, all defilement from the company d
they are thrown-from the intrlgues Of lles,I
Ger and Porter-from all intrlgues to prostitute
ronuge Of the Government TO the ambitious "A
any individual. They will be necessarily wal
cause two of their associates are suspecled-iI
therefore, owe IT 10 themselves to watch the
ments, and TO throw up their offices, rather u
cipate in any such intrgues. We have long 4
ed the most respectful feelings for the new n
General. We hope, his high and digaifed d, 4
will retain the respect which he has a:j
In any event, we do not consider II q Al
sufficient moment to arouse bitter ieat
own ranks. We cannot afford TO quarrel al
selves, and especially upon subject Of n
portance as the present. Instead OF keep
Guerilla warfare on one another, let US
closely formed columns against the great w
who are trying TO sow trouble in our own raniI
There is another point which has excited 4
feeling between some of the friends OF Mr.
and Sfr. Van Buren-on oae siee charge Oft
between nlr. Spencer and Mr.. Van Buren-u1
other, of an understanding between MIR. TyIsJ
Calhoun to support with Executive palrona:,
for the Presidency. We should be very q
crediting any such suspicious; the mere exp
which may seriously disturb the unity o,
We have yet seen no overt act sutlicsui
blish any such imputation, and shall wal 3
velopment Of facts before we suspect ans
the Democracy Of ,ampering with The AdnIs
IN order to get into power. We would ri
advise our Democratic friends to give way to
suspicious OF this kind-ruless we eXecx
charity, our party will be broken into fragad
Prove TO as, that any of the Democratic IoO
prompted 10 engage in any such plots by lie
of any member of the Cabinet-or, tha! :;
claiming TO be Democratic, is engaged by az
whatever, in fomentIng such quarrel bs!s
Presidential candidates, for the benefit Of Nh
Of any candidate, or Of any man whatese'
will be the frst to wage an unrelenting war
aPress, or upon any of It's advocates. Wss
anxiously, and wan for the attack.
The Harrisburg Union, friendly to Mr.
quotes an article of the Globe, which, Gays Y
"comnts that distinguished paper uncoldt
Mr.. Van Buren-as If the whole interest Il
test had narrowed itself down 10 Van Burenr
The Union protests agai nat such course u
ing deep and irreparable injury" upon The
mocra,ic candidates-says that a. the Gos
principal Democratic paper in the union-lr
s,ion and the extraordinary ability and frmat
have ever characterized its course cts duty
the discussions that break out in other porte
Union, where il can do so without a COMPS
prinaiple, and 10 adopt between tue rsal D.
candidates for The great national office, lang
most Kind ADD conc,liatory. Such paper,
must be neutral between Democratic a.pltsn.
it ceases 10 be The organ Of The party, and Dc.
into the mere moulhpIecs Of u man. BY P.
course partial TO single candidate, IN cons
fre equally patriotic and worthy are comp.it'
fually takes open ground against all the re,t
respected Union askStoo much Of the Gle'
With all respect, TOT would urge, that The y
il to its own high standing, TO The ireod'
other candidates, and to the party, 10 avOw
ence. The country have right TO call ups
fine its position. II will come out and nan
didate-at the same time treating all the Oia
dates with courtesy and kindness. From ~
position il will take its stand on The SIDE Of
other of the prominent Democrats before The
but, ut the same time, course perfectly
speclful, courteous, End just to all The
candidates. Occupying the distinguished a0a
position, which the "Union" CLAIMS forI','
doubt that 1t will discharge the high duties,
tain to it-and that It will combine oil Trans
all liberalily. It's elevated position, whist
it TO speak with truth, and declare It's '''l'
one candidate, will rsise it above the reg''a
rality and prejudice.
We have taken occasion to avow our pre-
Mr. Van Buren, because (ss some oil !ae
lions, as We find them grouped by Mr. NJ
has been uniformly faithful to the ". r
was an active friend Of the election -
Jackson, which crushed Federalism :.
the coalition administration Of Adsm' -