Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-30
FOR THE F.o
CnrsrrRrIsIp Co be Is

The pr nciples OF the Democratic pa T. az a.,o.
clearly Defined but zeslously supported By f,s.y t
man who - ANXIOUS 10 transmit the - e. brill
inheritance to succeeding gen'ri''etS
But IN addition 10 p weriu party arrived 3,,.,
them there seems II exist, ~ our owg tsus.s ~,
diversity Of opinion in regard 10 the gtlylal +.
selected TO carry out those principles ( COME,
like the United States, embracing i.,,,9,y
such vast magnitude, binding together m.sg "a.
Acting interests, would presen, a p5.,,ic.t g..s.-
non in free Government, where there are 80 MANS h
tinpuished statesmen wnrt!ly OF the on. 8. hs e.
try echoed aud re-schoed the sane seat l-G.s IN =.
claiming who THIS individual sha.i 5e B.; : !
We have our preferences Tor men, - rs n1,
get. that the approaching cappalEn, IN wa.cA 4
are preparing to embark, should nat BE- 10. \
elevation Of this or tha, individual T. tie P,sI
dency, but for the triumph o! our p'acisl 5: aa5 \
sustain which must embody 81. or iatce. j
forth all energies m one united struggle 4 we al
10 overthrow tina, opposition which nov r1pt'G 4
ganizine in every city, town, borough ana h7N
The Union, to dr:rat our pfnciples-PnncP pie.
owe their b'thright TO the spirit Of laafly, SD.
claims OF Mr. Calhoun, or OF Mr. Van Buren,. O.; Of
one of the other distinguished gen'l-m.n. So .sa d
this high station, BE- pressed upon ths cogHttv IT,
enac ,ty, winch sh II admit Of no compfer..'
party spirit and party zeal, choke the eh'n7es u 90
and hormony' Shall the Democratic party b. zen,
twain by intestine discussions, and the lau.5l. Of
battle field, which united acton must a&s-c L
arms, be wres,ed from grasp, to a3orn Jss tma
him, no is al war with every princijl 81 ~ D 4
cratic party No, canno, believe tina, the tl;aa,
zeal OF the friends o: Mr.. Calhoun, vii cara
apprehension Of such fearful collision Ts [
signs of the times II ! me with buogan' j's and \
me lock forward to the fnluse with htigti hops I
harmrnious action of Congress- wih The proceed !,
the frenfs Of Mr.. Calhoun in their primary ASSENT !
recently h Id in various parts If the Union, sc'6
to every lover Of has country; and to the lrrrt. II
Van BuTen, | en,ertiin no fears. Tney AZ j
voted u han merely as man, but from various .'
derut ons. the indlvdua whom they rfeief ~
out thel. principles But shoul the Blllnl" "A
ve ntion confer THIS honor upon another, hav
station in saying, that they viii enter upon +, /
vass with The SINE ardor, the same spirit, and
enthusiasm which now prevail with them for ,h;. 4
nation of Mr.. Van Buren,.
IL is not love for the man but devotion f
pies, Which actue;" them. But certainly IN tit
Of on, harmony and f,otcrnsi love, they n!T T.
express their choice for the sentinel whom The.
TO see placed upon the rsmpat,s of the Cons
10 guard and defend their principles. Hal " u
Buren, been elected from the Chlef Magisfa.r
tamperng with our princples-had lie vince.
Of nerve and NIB liiy III sustaining the natioaa'
had he been vacllat ng when decision OF CHARGE
required there would hive existed ceGsa, aat II IL
have been che Of tie first IL turn dea. en- n
claims; bu', when II is couced ed, that be hes
able, un vaveripg, ami jealous defender Of he Z r.
can doctrine, ever since he fist entered he
arena. ana has gwen an Administration which
unqualified spprob.ton Of the Democratc par
the justice and magnan'mlry oC 4 brave an4
people consgn tins champion If Dpmoc'aCr
shades of retirement; No, caunol bslt-p IT,
not believe ii, until il is heraided farlh ..on
more Convention. II may he permitted .
expression, the vtis Of wrath. wrholt mn L
been exhausted OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. con'ca's,
c..iiice which ingenuity could invent, pat 10 ia I
PROSTATE forever, tins faithful public sstvauc /
persuaded IN my m,nd, that the day oi fe u L
IS rapidly approaching, "hen iha; cloud oi NJ
his opponents have gathered around the hi II
fame, will be dss patsd, and the scn Of b.
years viii set with more ,han meridian SalsEcF )
bound, under q sense os mora, OIL cation t. Z n 4
nv feeble AID and in my humble opinion, iL,,e
Of pubic gratitude due to VI Van BGren from
try, which never car Be cancelled, unit; he - 81 8 a
tofed Ia that station, from which he has be'n' NJ
he calumny ofhis enemies But many o! Mf. ~
friends argue, that If Mr. Van Br.en he TIE 2 ~
tic candidate, We are destined TO the mof.a ~
witnessing I signal defeat IN Al. l. mas he' ~
were defeated with Mr. Van Bursn a. our fsa
and We may be v,nqushed IN ! /, ii he ba
date; but give II ~ my deliberate op MON, ~
cannot succeed with Mr. Van Barren oa' HI
bearer. We cannot succeed with Mr.. Cal.l 81
impartial persons, the opinions OF the ifea'
Calhoun 10 the contrary notwithstanding, ~
of the two. Mr. Van Buren, is the mere ava III
With tho exception Of the duplicity ot Vi
the Tariff, in his recent letter 10 Geo'ga,
Piles Of ouT opponents, aud the measures taos ~
are now fully before the county, and It the III
OF til" masses (Which cannot hrese) are -
with Hlt. Van Buren, as our leader, III : sl ~
my opnoa, IN much great ra,io, II led 'f
h0un. Elt | Irdul re n Of NJ Iotu. II
retrospect OF iae past, view Of the present" -
and harmony - ogr motto, may We no, 'o't -
the future with oxhiarat,ag spir.ts ~ 9 IL
umph IN the approaching couhct: Teea e' II
Il becomes tho descendants If those brave ''i ~
fought and hed for The liberties that "e c''
coniide in the justice and wisdom OF th- r.
Convention; aud With firm hearts resolve, N IL
houn, Johnson, Van Buren, Buchanan, ut as H
por. the nominee of that Convention win -
energy. ~ T.
To The p,oDIs of ,u,fSa C...ff.