Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16


coca the article pu; forth in eur last Tuesday pa
p.r rpoe HE "Ba.timoge Democratic Tyler Conven.
Ton" We have no reason 10 complain OF the tone Of
:e Nllisonan in relation TO ourselves. But we re-
pe 10 see some OF the unguaried statements It makes
=, % much passion the tone h'ch It employs tf-
r..ds some other persons, (Mr. Van Buren and Mr..
B.i,) We beg Lave to assure the Mnd,sonian, that
sta al our respect for the Gi0he, We have naver IN
ca.1 10 submit against ';s1perioe judgment,
b What il IS pleased to call the "jespotic will OF the
G7be The Madsonian has tile right to cloak any
.en il NAV have 10 make upon MIR. Van Buren,,
rslr a.. assumption that he "has doub less approved
.5e course" Of the Globe, or of any other press
We have no disposition ID discuss the merits oil the
": between the n adsonian and the G!oba-but the
ls,nan certainly pays but q poor compliment to
own discretion and does crest injustice to Nj. Van
s.rfa i; lis purely imag native statement Of sup
y,,.d coalition between Messrs Clay and Van Buren,
We have never seen more uniound-d chlmnra Sc
oasy pu, forth in any intelligent journal, than The fol-
os NJ from this article 10 the Madisonan
Fa 'h Globes union WIZ he Gay ptn,s IN 'he wor. o.,
Indications which will dwell upon al more convent
ason believe that The workers Of The Clay ana Van
Buren, nacey mutually ag-red 10 thrust back the
respective parte. and elevate the weakest
The las, il left to the People, have
~ ty IN. ans Of patty machinery, ani reciprocal a) the
anon. politicians Clay and Van buren, were COM
M ao,a n,on OF the other Should than Clay BE-
then man than Van Buren, must be noin
ac to beat hun They are the weakest men te esrec,ts
solhF and hence the mysterious course OF e uooi eve,
,--sy. Mr Van Barren and The Goe have abandoned
cardinal Democratic principle, that the People shoid seect
candidates. Cor they endeav"rnS TO DIVE 1hcni ai.
Il an h!.r Ike flock OF Instead Of Van Barrn and
he we are satisfied majority the ay wouid prefer to
haze The candidate, Calhoun Cass buchanan OF 'ohhso-
:fa printer Kendall or Bryant"
We did not suppose possible, that such coalition
would ever have entered into the head of any mortal
@aa-,ve certainly never suspected lt-nor has any
Of he IN md eds with whom have communicated
he subject Of The Presidential eect'on ever sug-
cesed 10 US the possibility Of extraordinary phe-
romanon |, was left the ingenuity OF the Aldd'sonian
to weave Inc most wonderful plot of the age. We beg
sye assure him, that he is entirely mistaken IN ms
ssp2os,ion and that he is equally unfortunate in the
other positions he has assumed in the above extract
The NJ ,dson,an "assures the Enquirer, that we DO
nc. intend 10 support Mr. Clay. Well, what does
i intend 10 dos we let its Editor speak for himself
The Globe despo,s have thrust out OF the Van buren, parry
~ thembut not ont of the Democratic party.
No indeed We will devote ourselves more assduousy
Tan paepe. WE viii 60 10, M
thrust asde and will stand fast where we now
lied r. T sPSSan S5S'% them rspass The enemy If Mr.
iaa Burcn shall he nominated viii bestcw onr votes even
arc determined to stand together The
M of 49, And when the battle is when The corrupt poll
(ey mus-te People vii return the good old flag of Jefer
p Madison and Monroe, and in the victory win
iefchupon our banner.
Here we are told, that Mr Van Buren's friends have
.evelled the assistance Of MIR. Tylers friends. I'VE
s1fey have never done it-no more than we have re-
fused 10 support Mr.. Tyler, if he should be the nom
Of the Baltimore Convention- after al, what
he plan Of The campaign, which the Mldsonian IS
y pms1.' He vii! not support MIR. Clay. Ga no! bn,
De viii help him a!mos, as essentially BY drawing of
Nj Tyers friends from The nominee of the Consen-
ton Where is the mighty difference in the resul,s'-
ION d, not give Mr.. Clay your votes-but you take
hem from Mr. Van Bureo, the only man who can de-
Aa. Ms. Clay--Mr Clay, who has lavshed ten times
n,e insult upon Mr. Tyler, than all the friends OF Mr.
VA Buren-and who would PROSTATE even Jeiferso-
han principles to which Mr.. Tyler processes 10 be de-
yyad Is this to act like man or like Statesman:
Il Mr. Tyler, or il any Republican can keep aloot IN
such contest as this he would deserve to wear the
cap which The Democratic Review has placed upon The
head Of "Nsu.rals" in The fullnwing passage:
Your neutral in politics. just the person upon whom
m contempt Of mankind may be hearcd without the ear Of
'etHe saliva Of honest free ttoughed Citizen Us 100
aeeohs ointment bestoW upon lnm-bc Is good no
a and deserving Of nothng-the Greeks OF DID, were not
asen IN deriving fiom his the word IdOt-ahd yet
% people about the very pictures of compacency and
ns their name, boast that they no party men, They
N see roue in high p!aceshe wicked iourishing pikc
bayiree and honesty and public virtue chilled 10 death in
sd,wbut they by saddenins spectacle,
iSF iiry are ire no party men,"
iil- indeed all the c1culators Of the Madson;an
sen ne says, that for this shameless neutrality, vc
ay Will perch upon our (Mr. Tyler's) banner in the
''a'ss' -.Nsr1-n meyer. All such men as pursue