Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-10
..T,s .M:led.erih F.dera! Union.

-, lao b.fnre cur readers this morning, the Expose,
.;!i he The friends Of Mr.. Calhoun IN Virginia,
,, n.;e .. comment and with all the respect "h'cn
1870, is authors and his supporters. The issue IS
,,ps too serious one, 10 the eyes OF every o".'
es n, success of Mr.. Clay as serious oio" 10
Of the Republic, u admit OF further aliefcs-
''s W. ,h,sn among our friends. That has friends
's -. and determined 10 elect hun II they can, we
80 rsri 4, ; gathering and these speeches al the
-, !, .ysntion Of tn Ciy TO assure US. ANA IN
49, ,s,e Of the case, when M LAY - euse'y
''' ,,con The people, and Nj. Calhoun wshdraws
80 t,,n the Bait more Convention, what say the
a "i'i. win, preferred Mr. Calnoun TO Mr VI an
r,.a, IN, NJ, Van Barren lar before MI. liiy: ou'
,t,se ms show, III tie Ts-HHion OF 'ifg'na' "'a'
$50 -.ns,a lreiiGg aud Resolution mere. ne ioi-
j,S,nu ON ne MuledseY'e Federal on'on' gives
u q strong >'gn al no" W" ',e P"'o
Lk.Iy I, be IN Georgia: ;.
u oLl,.h The address OF MIR. Calhoun 70 his
-4s :, ,oaav's paper Our readers WILL OF course,
,,s !, w.,h the interest every thing from his g'ttsd
I4 INSPIRES /, vii be further SEEM that he author
IS ms friends, who have plsced his name Vstore
49, .s.'s 10 determine for themselves the course they
49,. na,sue With this authority, they have with
.,, his name from before the people, as candidate
,,las Presidency of The United Stats. We have
,a.,;3te, removed i, from the head OF our columns
lc c1r: which it is proper for US 10 pursue, Is MOI
,r,,,sr Tor uloaien!s hesitation we shall support
a., nan, nes O. the Baltimore Convention. With that
s.,rtnlna.ion, We have al along been satisfied; and
..;er .sst:inc a,teniiyey all which Mr. Calhoun has
p.,ea. % the cont ary, still approve H. We Eust
,l.-- will b no d,vsioa in our ranks on tins qiesto
-. every Democra, do his duty, and the Electoral
he d Georgia aill b. given 10 their cand''a,e Heed
n. toe yaua;ing- of h, Ways, aad especially beware
al e,.cmp.inr any other movement on tls great qnes-
an ne battle is I, be fonght over the PR tensions
ID Nli-tia Van Buren, and Henry Clay. Think OF no,
,nr else for unless hiadered by some Pfoviden'iai
n ference, tais result ia sire 10 be seen. has ihs
a.on OF Mr. Van Butens purpose Of retiring led any
oos out for new icade7s' We assure such. that they
ned not apprehsnd such result Mr. Van Burens
views ar, not To be shaken by ve Coon, held mp by
Inc neck in Ba!tmo,e on rainy day IL has too long
contsndei with the Wings, ly before the first array
Of their disgusting em5iems His bear, IS fixed the
victory, and his haad will not fau,er the day Of
bl.s H. is wei! apprsed, that the scenes of lSl0
- ae again repeated but the people have pronounced
ua doom OF hose who re. such means. They have
t~,atnined to redeem themselves and their free iDst
li,oos from the fou! bots of that ,l-omensd year
snail say friends, bear it in mind that the
support Of Henry Clay, is the support Of his friends
Ia: the power thus put in the hands Of his party
gi.! te used 10 caave to the earth. Are to tell
,aem Of the vindc;ive spirit with which the power
ley N 1ht in ,ha, way give to the Wings viii be
a,.t; VIII We impart cur strength to those, whose
a purpose is 10 disgrace US, and to undermine our
4,,av CoDsttltion; Cop FORBID"