Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12
MEssRs. BLAIR L ElvEs PRINTERS TO THE Eorsr

MESsRS BLAIR {: RIVE5 PRINTERS TO THE E0tS
(Frorr ne Portsmouth, !adrpcrdrnt .HesscHg.r)
awe !sppy 10 announce 10 cur readers that B!lif
& Rves have been elected printers 10 the House Of
Reprcse natives by the triumphant majority of Oh
We are eraliird at tins result II is just -ebuke upon
thosa who so unjusiiy and illegally prescribed them
in lSil and because consider IT to have been due
them for their underwriting consistency and uny'.d-
ing iirnness in defending the of the Dem cra,c
party against the malignant shafts Of Federalism, ana
the lnsid poison o! pretended friends We arc gr"-
tilted al The result.
"The following extract from the Glhc viii show the
influences attempted TO be made use Of by the Admin
s,fa,ion, and The eIot. Of - friends u defeat tie
election of BLAIR " Rives:
The antagonists party looked The CONG
ton au"ng candidates for stations Ia b. bestowed b. .
ages of The Representatives c e Democracy .comqriag
grrair patty majority probably known in 'o1sf"i
disc the sppnsci sSensiof WHICH, iu'ruuu
nf that Invade National Convention ~ Mas hest
would r parry 10 II was insisted ihi TIE hd
tnu given ou,e selecting the friends Of tbs M
Tor the Presidency would be I'M" ieGta' '
its preference f'r one 81 ne o'irr pn 's GROUND 'hr I
Of the rredlca,d Their appeals 10 ,r paiIc
friends Of each of thu distinguished designated rs p
opaion ~ competitors "f TIE nomination "i ,hr p"'''I '
ycuun and u;s.d tia, they should stand aoot Fr a cos
ta,iun 10 agreement anon. thcn.'
hut cal IN the common enemy 10 JON WIN iai' OF ta
te party and aiow them 10 dispose q Tie controversy To ~
a Ibis way those candidate who in the m'oor, Of
their patty by eating "a Their WI. lcs, "l-i Vs."
Inferred command najoriIfS aud rise iar tie igonrt 't"
selves, hy defeating thri' own parry. IN word 20
cvn,ilr line wa,chwod with I'll who preferred rfi'
the Administration Were brought 80 tr1' ana Wr.Sr' ~
the utmost inc'easc the s'hsm which the s'h'h r
oil ali who sought 10 rcht by them were w. .
prone q originate. From Ea-t, the Tar Wi, az
the Tler.ztd Democrats OF NOE here inoiu"s %"
selves the standard Nh Democratic rival for the Pr
d4ncy whose interest happened predominant in the dis
constituents and Their official mtucEce and arp ance'
makeweich' N the orpo-ng scale The candidate Frrera
certainly made the most uT:cni inst In'es 10 pon
mem and ansouy pressed e'a'i"n Of all portions ct ih y
In :F Van The
t.on in the '"r prevent the selection Of the Globe E,il
ment for hr Pubic PRINTING It Was nlerd by hlH iHs'
reui OF The rrcicn:ons ot Mr. Van ren, by he r.
scn;aves Of The Peep IN the Congress- IN which Nh t
friends would cordially opca'e Such blow. II Wa ars "
would utterly anrh1e Mr Van hnren IN the eyes OF IN 60
try and al rivals of his dangerous compe on "
The aiadsonian prom ounces this last statement - 70
"calumny'-and declares, tia. It IS "srthofz'd 10
say that this statement does not contain sentiment
of truth. Mr.. John Tyler Jf the Presidents ptl'se
Secretary, made no instances 20 pom nent men, cor.
corning the Globe, did he press coalition Of
portions of The Democratic party opposed 10 VT 'aa
Buren, tor the purpose OF defeating the Gube-noi
did he say word concerning the 'tepnd alton Of re
pref nsons of Mr. Nan Buren, by the Representative
.. the People in III, Congress, to BE- manifesto
by the defeat OF Blair * iiives as PuLic PtiU;e's-
| The Who'll, statement is false.
The Saturdays Gl1be rejons--admiis lie mistah' m
5 ang tia. it vas the "Pr,va'e Secretary, NJ J9"A
Tyler who had busted hms /: IN tie election but 3.
tributes these declarations 10 Mr.. Robert Tyler. -
asserts, that
"One of the most respectable men Of Pennsylsa' !
one marked by the highest hsnors the people eau
confer--'old US that he was present when Hr ~"
Tyler made ',he instances to whoh the Globe IS Pd'
graph refers lie gave not only US, but to seVera' "
the members OF the Pennsy l7ana dcegat m, the '"g
urged by MIR Robert Tyler 10 induce the rivals oil >.
Van Buren, 10 III, Presidency 10 unite asar"s: ''
Globe, 10 break down Mr.. Van Buren, He connie
up the number Of members, which he ga Il the d."
ent prominent, men COLL control TO produce the "
sired result in the House; and made quite al e.ac"'
arrumen nj to show The advantage Of avoiding Dc"
cratic consult I caucus to Tx on cano HA't'
unite the votes Of The party in erc,'ng officers Of
| House. His suggest on amounted II tbs that az
rivals ought 10 exert their whole united 70 dr'
the orgsp or orsanz.ton which calculated 10 '
press tie public laycrahy 10 Mr.. V Barren nor''n- "
| MIR Ro5er, Tyler w,ll know 10 whom We are inefp'
for the report oi his speech, Ut was almost SCI fl
,rben we remind hm Of tie ply hich tia rarh ''"
made lie said that Mr. T. "r paid the h eh.s' c,'
pllns nj to tn Democrats no preferred Nh ~ "
rem, ,nasmuch as his plan supposed hat @"+ va
friends of all he other rivals would unite against
to destroy their favorite, they would nrverthe,ss
on any one Of hls anita conls.s fJr The s1Se OF 's
we cali on Mr. Robert Tyler say hat sas The
OF his remarks, if they have been mIs;fpf,s."' -
| the gentlemen 20 whom we refer. we ASK l''i.
port his own speech, dressed to ieao'ng a.,
! on the subject of The election OF o,iee's, . M.
have now referred with such ds;inctaess, as .
n HE ,,eo,orv Tho occasion on which be delivered
We will chcefirl!y submit bis rerson oil i u '''
e!s &C The CT be b..I
These eonrovers IS are exceedingly unpoas'nm'g,1's
they hear on the election Of President ara co", hare
portion Of the history fthe tines we them
fore GA 80 them over, however much we may
lft1e revea,ions of,he Globe be Correct we n','.' Il,
more in sorrow than in anger that 1t IS o.,F ~ nm
Il Ty Ter to keep his esen,men,s to hmse. Cong,s
gle thus actively with the proceedings o. VI a.,
and still more 10 wrcak them upon the "e'-
ticu!ar Presidential candidate