Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-11
RICHMOND, TUESDAY, JULY IL.
nIvInE AND CONQUER!

c;ee and tantalizag lie friends win the hopes :" ~
divisions The Richmond wing IS o1ingng 1 d;re
d,sad array, all the "gorgons and chIm@ras cure,
which il is pleased to eonjure up IN the oosoi VI -.
pannhcnn party For this purpose, II Is relying ePon
statements which have no exIstence-or 9,s'ns 80
80 and Fictitious importance 10 facts, WHICH a'e o
calculated to produce any very serious a'a'n -.
:, Ito baule Of the Presses in ST LOUIS 70 guy
and we believe, untrue, declaration, attrou,su 70
NJ Hentoa that he will never support VT Sa'iou'
tho President to alleged controversies oet"ee" ,ne
eands of Messrs Calhoun and v Buren,; and u many
- The f. " remarks have Made upon inc pros
Mr. TYLER The N. Y. Courier takes up the SUBJ
~, unon the same key, and preends 10 see among
!. po, nrominent and most determines OF Mr. Cal
soun, friends, settled purpose not to support any
,b,r candidate whatever arrangements ma oe maoe oy
The pariy which ne processes 10 oeione' "
tonvenion 1t preienGs prognosticste, that"snoud
he same Democratic Convention see mt 10 nominate
san,ebodv else S. Carolina and Alabama and sucn olher
s,oes as may by any chance become ms suPPoI.eIs'
will cut loose from such irregular proceedings anu 90
for him against all others even win the oregone
oson Inn, ere is no plausible probability of eecting
b;mnny with the full knowledge OF the utter Imposs
b;iv Of such an event" 1t predicts, that "lhe van
Ruren and Caho:n candidates will never De orouehl
to coalesce. They will give in to each othef,
and even if Van Buren, by any party trckery shouio
MANAGE 10 pet the nomination., it would Do out lne
signal of total dsntegaton of the party, and ior Tue
ncurabe secession Of the Calhounans; but, II, us
perhaps more likely to occur, 1t should De
advisable 10 drop them both, Col Johnson Is hkener
,han ony other individual, to be nominated, ana tha
onm;nsiion will leave to the Wings easy victory
No matter however, what turn things may lake, 'h1
Who's of the u States have it in their power II they
will be true TO themselves, to elect their own CANDIDATE
and if Henry Clay is alive in lS4f, he will be ffsSt-
dent of the q. S, elected by dseded majority oeer a
oh,rs" very desperate calculation, indeed, and the
o,'v consolation which the Wings possess!-but 1t is
rou1ded uuon the ascripton OF total want OF common
sense in the Republican party-ot an unbounoed ain
s,on on the part of their candidates. OF most reckless
de yo,on in their parzans-and It pre- supPo'es that
the neone will suffer their dearest interests and all their
great principles to become the paythlng and sacrihce
in the hands Of profigate aspirants.
The Baltimore Republican rebukes these idle eacu'
lations in the following manner:
ga NEv MovEMEsT.-The Wing prints hnd their
eor,s 10 create separation in the Democratic ranks,
something like one interfering in family quarrel-the
latter become At reconclled, and turn upon the
;mner,inen n,erfeer with united effort This has been
fully demonstrated Of late. Unceasing efforts were
made first by appeals to the friends OF one Democratic
cnnddaie-hcn by nsinuatIoDs Intended to reach the
feelings OF another, aud so on throughout the whole
number of prominent individuals, who are conspicuous
before the public in relation 10 the office OF President.
But they have faled-sgnaly failed and they are now
casting about for other means TO work upon, and
we find the morning organ of this city attempting
10 mount The old tariff hobby, which thought he had
rode quite enough during the last Fall campaign, to
have fully con WINGED him that, that nag was "no nag,
but would again leave ts rider, it did on that occa
son far in the rear most cruelty gaded and used up
"But we predict this new movement will be about as
as the efforts to create dsunon end want OF
harmony in our ranks nave proved to be- That they may
see how completely they have failed, we give couple
Of extracts from papers published IN the South, where
they have so zeaousy and ndustriousy endeavoed to
kndle and fan Tire fame OF dIscord
"Ihe Charleston Mercury, in an article IN answer &c
the Rev York Courier and Enquirer, speaks thus plain
| ly ,..,,. ,,.,,
"f Mr. Van Buren, is the choice of the Democratic party
unless things happen neither wish exnect-he
Mercury will far rs canand ne elected
the Mercury will support Administration with whatever POI"
er can WELD there any division the Democratic party
| II will be before the Convention not AFTER
"The Montgomery (Aabama) Advertiser, IN The
course Of excellent remarks on the prospects
epd eando 2 O. 11n me q its members
whenever the selects the individual prefer
will he laid aside for the public interest Mir Van Buren,
elected without The Of Mr. Cahonns friends
ar Calhoun without Of MIR. Van Bureaus friends
therefore, they should be fools indeed they should allow their
personal predictions interfere only with the interests
their avori'es but with the best int, of the whole
Our motto has always been 'iEAsraEs MgN' IL Mr. al
houn shall he nominated by the Convention shall support him
because he is ece Mr. Van Buren, shall be nominated
shall support him. because he is the choice Of The party
ave think the above paragraphs must knock down
the Wing hopes 'ke row of brcks!"