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

Postscript.
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WAsnlNcros CRY, December 9th.
we have here been much grat,.icd at the harmony
that seemed 10 cxs: paty tho organization Of
The Hous. OF Delegates OF our gocd old Democratic
State-as had been led TO fear that division might
have been created from The unmanly efots of our oP-
pneu,s Imtfoduce tut thanks 10 MI Taliaerro for
lis stern integrity and lofty bearing in the premises
Tor hrs frmnoss and adherence To the prncip pies and
UNITY Of the part. He should receive the confidence
and III need be- the support Of the entire Democratic
party.
Al! this IS omnous surely OF the union, ard ccnse-
ouent'y tr:uniphaa, Of the Democratic party
the approaching Presidential election and the finger
board mar POINTS with une'fiug certainty 10 the cand
date o. the party. and that cand date VIII be 'lr Van
Buren, All seeing men Of every denomination fac
ton admit it. Bat, when he shall have been selected
AS the candidate Of the party for the Presidency,
ask OF nearly us much importance still remains 10
be performed, riZ the selection OF 4 candidate tor
the Vice Pres dency-and who, iroa Providential IN
reference might have thrown upon hn the Gdmais
,,atjou &c The destlntes Of this great natioa. How
much more important has that Office become, in the
estimation II the people, from the late history OF the
country-Gnd the people are unwilling longer 10
place any individual IN that prominent slatioo'
los, j. be one that the would uost willingly
and heartily place III the Presidential Char itself
who then il such al individual, am sure ! will
not be running counter 10 your COED sense and pa
tio,ic feelings, when say John g. Calhoun Is that
individual am aware, Sur, that some lev OF the most
imDrIuent
will at the frs intima,ion of hs propos top treat IL
almost with con,empt-hut, upon sober second
thought ! canno, but think they must approve It -
who can doubt but that, with such ticket we shall
sweep the Wings las with tornado) from the very
face Of he land. Here viii be union of Nor,hern
and Southern Democracy, which will be nseporabe for
yeas 10 come And, # Mir Calhoun, (great, mighty,
and talented as he ~ be what conceive him, mo
del of Southern pairiosfn and ch7aiy, he will, with
sa.sress Of purpose consent - take any position that
wal ensure the integrity aud success oi the party,
thereby ensurng The prosperity OF our common coun
t,v and the durability Of the Union and our nsti,u
,rons l. places Mr.. Calhoun in the estimation of the
yrblc IN a more important position than he ever
before occupied because the office itself IS considered
more lmnoriant than when Dir. Calhoun filed 1t he
will OCCUPY next the top round on the ladder OF all
that human ambition aspire toand shon!d the ton
round break or b. thrown from IS pllcehs will then
b- The topn,ost II would he Games; OF The good
G,el,nos and wishes oi ar. Van Burens friends to-
wa..!s him. ana would, onqG' sii"rabiy, place hum
in more imposing position tsan any man ~ The
Union 30 lIr take i, ia any pom; OF view, the friends
If Mr. Calhoun shoDii not 'nefpose any obstacle 10
the formation Of such ticket, ii tie Democratic party
should dssre IT, las | believe ihcy COZ Tbs matter
has been s2gken @! but ! ie hete-5ut with taose
have srokcn - on Tie subject, II has been rece'ved
layoraby, and, arnoags, tem, some VITO we're ierdiy
10 Mr. Calhoun