Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-12
tuesday Aorning, June IL, lsa9.
.nur nnnERADOS

II v;li nc recolected that soon ai'ei VIZ
pallpg uews Of the Virginia eisc''o" 9. ia
unon tho ears of the great noPa''
country Tayor Wing party, some o' wen
o,doavored 10 rally he thunder S'fu'"
30. from The shock, by enuncia'lng me uos
n'''' saao,a,;oo, The National Intel igehcer
,.d off and in stately column reproduced ~
-, from Judge Lane of Alabama oeciin"s .
u,,on for Governor of that State aha u'o''
..,l, naming successor TO the nomination -
,ha narson of the Hon. James E. Beser' Oh '"o
.,,d of tho moderate views of the latter upon
national politics. The Times chlneu ~ '"'
,v.s a.necialIy insinuatiDg, in lis enneaSore -
,,o,l;fv the asperities of par'r. Mr. ne'se' nus
-, n CONGRESS- and acted with the Democratic
,,v h;therto: though he voted the Taylor hche'
!, November. When, therefore, Inc '" his i'S
n, amodsra,es' began to take up his NOMINATION.
sons or his Democratic fellow citizens address
aa him note enquiriug whether he aaher'a -
80, v;ews To this Mr.. Belser replied
fully and frankly. He says;
.un ,ad3 in an address 10 the voters Of 'his
Congressional district, observed mat @a :,
favor OF the Iudepentenl Iieasutt-
q National Bank; lcta! Internal ilppto nnh,ic
,ha O;s,r;bn:ion Of the proceeds OF INC pa'' ~
ING Dio"' oo no STATES he assumption OF inc
s.h,s ~ The States by The Genera uoveiu,n
~ ahrooar;on or modification oi Inc Ve,o Fo"-
-. snd 70 a Tanff Tor protection eitnef aiiec' "
ioc;den,al unless he duties were 'hiposeu w =
v.nne alone. These opinions 1 SIN en'e,'din
and have SINCE advocated Them on all sui'doie -
casions. o.,,;.o ana v;eu,
such Legislation as urevn. 'ionai' opp
and unjus,. ] ., = /, Il . n,sei !. -,
by Congress, maj under The exi e 10 ~ 80
holder can lake " in him his slave 70 New heAico
Az no C.li,o,n;a W !, noui rakine him frs go ioT
d;vidino Ihc,e territorial acquisitions. y . ~
div;sion c,na.t be peaceaby effected "'' re
tound with that party al The South, mnmos' ~p'"
!, uoy Who are for maintaining our ti"in !"
nortinn OF this inheritance d, aii naZaius.
Elm The Presidential election, sustained 1ene
rsl TavIor because Of his services 10 h's country
and because | wished 10 see Southern ma :
armed with power and patronage cia uv' -
nee, 10 agree with him u MS entire pv'cyl ~
concluded thai, from his lofty posn'on' ne VIZ,
be able 10 cheek an unoridleo land''' shi'
was about TO marcn triumphant over .'ie Nv
.pnrv Of the States. | intend 10 give 70 M
administration iar and candid triai' anu ~
10 denounee il withou, just cause
Here we have the moderados moderated ..
their own moderator The Tayorites OF Aaoa
ma, finding the game Of moderation and no-paf'y
ism so successful in the Presidential canvass
endeavored 10 apply it in the contest Tor uoVsl
nor, now pending in Alabama Will they 40
here, after this explicit declaration on the part
Mr.. Belser7 We should not wonder II lhey do
Before The election and afterwards are Two oil
ferent things Power is the goal tor when the.
strive, sol, and gentle as iaay seem 10 De, oeior
the die is cast.
After stating some of his opinions on stat
policy, Mr.. Belser goes on 10 say, 81 hope ,h'
the issues you so much deprecale Protective La
riff, Bank, &c., will mol be revived BY N
friends of Gen Taylor for no party, accoTdi'
to my humble judgment, can be permanent.
,,rr- trY6sl lxhich connects itself with them'-
% nomsssaKe IN his mean,nx.z. ,,i,.. .ue uivu,
rates would be satisfied with him, il 'l.ese organ
may be relied on. A few days will s5lvc IN
mystery anil e, rs knor who is The candilat,