Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-16

Calhoun.
Tie Harrisburg Copvention have, with unexam.
pied unanin''y, taken up Gen. .7na ~ Jocks6n ~
the candidate ofhe Dem0ryocv of PENNSYLVANIA fo,
The ffeslden'iai Chair j. {. Calhoun, who has been
hereioi0re GeSgraFd as " The Amy candidate" and
who is native Of ihe same State AZ General Jack .
son is named rs Vice President. The Democratic
aucus al Washington, some rue since, took IN
Wm H. Crdpford Of Georgia as The candidate Of
tho Democratic parry in NE United States, for The
snme station Tor which Gen Jackson is named in
THE Stale and Albert Gaatin was nomina ed as Vice
President These Offices are u s. Offices and moi
STATE Otfccs. The Stale, of riglu, votes for them
nasn'nrh ~ is part Of the Unioo over which
'hey preside TIE eieciirn is NOT Staie, bui q
Stres election we 20 10 the polls NOT Hs citizeps of
Pennsylvania, but ~ citizens Of The Unned States
AZ thIs time no well informed man can doub bu,
the vote OF Pennsy WANNA will he for Gen jackson
aud not Tor The candidate Of he democracy Of the
Union VI is even now doubtful whether any Elec.
urH ticket in opposition 10 that Of the HARRISBURG
Convention, will be framed in Pennsylvania Their
MAY iui ~ present 10 is probable that there will
Ice "ny other ticket run by any party. What will be
The cnnsfrneNc's fo-3lie Democratic party, and to
the Unied Siies Of this diversity of OniniDn is mt
possible, ~ this time, 10 determine. Unless =
ch'nge, whcb Is expected, should take place in the
New England States, IL * probable tho election Of
President vii devolve on The House Of Representa-
iives of Tie United Sfaiest Tbr names returned to
'li" house nj l,rnb1hy bc the following ard in the
"tder ~ which, they here arranged :--Crav ford
! Adams and Jscksnn. Howe yer strong may he The
N'1fciNHs 10 7Fy ~ those candidates incline q
tl'" opInion that II would be heuer fer The roVDfrD
ihnt tho Most Objectionable of then should he elect
J rd By me People rather tha- the least obirr-
tlnns'le should be chosen by The House of ReprSsep-
| hifirss.
The experiences Of 1901 makes ne look with ho,
rnr and "rprrhen.iOu ~ he prospect Of The election
going ~ he House 81 REPRESENTATIVES, The Minis.
tice aud 'nfnunrv of that mode of elrcnon the door
u oprns for b1q 80 and sale for pioAgacy and ror-
rUnricn IS terrific. We will not think of Forsign
| i Huence, or The opportunity thus afforded 10 he
Holy Alliance ~ iear Nation into shteds the
f'ct'ous ,Oitnce incident 10 personal and seciiooa
-
! ''rhe Worcester, (Mass) Advertiser, federal m.
per, has lie following passage n inciie the Federal
/ llrty ~ zeai0us and unanimous snppou oC the
Fedcfti candidate for Governor. If me De1crrg.
fc pafif should prevail IN his state Tic electoral
! vote will he given FOR NM. VI. CRAWroRD. and the
Democrats Of Milne and Rhode lsiaud will snpt6ti
! 'rwfordiie Elec'ors" The save pa;.4r SAYS a Hs
isadiFg Democrats Of Ills state are en- me saas side
VI lmfber and gn'qnifocaS declares thsf" the prin-
lers Of The laws of'he Unhed Staies ~ Maine, New
/ Han pshire, Rhode Island and Connecticut and The
sia, primer ~ Massachusetts are 0H Cfawfordites "
/ These arc very s;fcrg facts Pha D. Press.