Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-01


withdrawal OF Mr. Clay; aud TO effect his Il scatter
through column and half Of the jeurnsi which hs
lent itset TO Its circulation. liberal 90 slioneot
false assnmp ions and untsnable positions a. wo h.v.
ever sncouatsrsd within the sauis space" Raj =
more Chronicls cordially seconds the Uuioa Of Inc
friends OF Writ, Clay, and Calhoun but contends IN a,
Clay 10 the strong card, nad ought be play bv nj,
u contends that Sr. Calhoun cannot succeed .nJ ho
proceeds to solve the othef If th< Pyc5ien Suv
pose Mr.. Clay aud Al r. Calhoun be Withdrawn what
wn be the prospect Of succeeding With Mr. Wir,, A.
matters present stand he has no, sngIs ST.. ..r
tain II may DO. that the vote Of Vermont would he
given to him. Where would he acquire sufficient nd
dional strength 10 eject hml La tho East, yyc hin
Massachusetts, Rhode Island and onpec,icvG ana =,
has tour Safes and here, IL is probable hls c.reer
would be terminated. In the Vest he could do no,h
ing against Gen. Jackson la New York p.on.vI,a
mia, aud Maryland, the result would be ayoins, H.;
In the South he would not obtain a single State ~.
certain, then, that he would be defeated Withdraw
Mr. Calhoun aud Mr. Writ, anu how stands tho cass
with Mr. Clayf He has q certainty OF recsivInr ,h
votes Of Louisiana, Ohio. Kentucky, ind.na New lar
sey, Delaware, Maryland, Massachusetts,, Rhode Isl
and. Vermont, and Connecticut eleven ,tstrs and h.
prospect Of adding Missouri, Illinois AND Nv yorL
IL not Pennsylvania. II j. certain THAI large ,n,jo,y
oil tho ani-masons would prefer Mr. Clay 10 GeuersI
Jackson. and that union OF the Clay and n
part es In New Yo H. would carry the electoral ,Ick.
The N. Inelligcncer also clings TO Mr. Ilav as m.
only anchor OF hope. Ii assures its honorable allies
that they utterly mistake public opinion IL TN,
that any other individual command the votes oh Oh
II no be In nomination. will be given to MR. Clay The
resent ruling party would unquesonaby carry AWAY
Mas
sachusets, Rhode Island. and Conue from o,,,
her candidate, though that Candidate should unite The
suffrages Of the Anti-masons."
The Anti masonic friends OF Mr.. Writ are no,b,og
daunted by these pathetic Of Mr. Clay. friends
they cieave to his banner aud seem likely 10 pressrv.
their allegiance Even the N. Int. lliyencer which
mad supposed and perhaps has induced Il 81 readers
20 seeve that acting upon principle the
would support the election Mr.. Clay upon finding II
worse than useless In them to vote for Mr.. Writ Tor
the Presidency begins to en- ertain serious
tha N l ~
less sangune than We are not yet without hone
hough The course o. some oil tho Anti IN asonc Jour
n.is IS dscoWdging" And well may il be discourap.
ed, when II listens 10 the decided tone of The N =
Whg the Albany Evening Journal and the Providence
hmercan-but this Is not all An nG masonic Press
Is about TO be transferred the very Of the
ia hmore Convention ave learn (says the Bal,imore
Republican, from the Hsgerstown Anti.ns.o FIRE.
Press that Mr.. wirt's parry abou, to make Mary
be made In Baltimore, by the bt of d,iIv
paper here o. l.. Holly, Esq one OF the editors o,
the New York Wing is TO be the editor Of the ne p,
per: The Hagerstown paper prophecies that Maryland
will with this aid we presume be the second
State in the Union to become n,i. masonic Vernon,
being tho hrst-We shall see." Still more! The NJ
T. Wing states, that an Anti asoac tot course WIrr
paper is to be established at Woshingto.!
The Fayetteville Observer following in the wake of
The s. Biography calls upon the friends of MIR CLAW
70 saci,hee their individual preferences the altar Of
their countrys good, 10 throw their weight into
Mr. Wrts scale-It seems to think that "he Union Of
all honest men, best be effected under the banners
Ia oil
the Sta,ss' with view OF showing the utter hopeless
ness oil Mr. Cay's prospects IL adopts the following
most deusve aud ridiculous calculation: cit is conced
ed that he (Nr Cdy) would get tho votes of The States
oil Massachusetts, giving Is votes, Rhode Island T. Con-
| nectcut 8, New Jersey g. Maryland IL, Delaware g.
Ohio To- keniucky Is, Louisiana g. Illinois 3, making
altogether 81 vo es: Can the rational Republican ms
muster a single vote la addition 70 theses We think
not But with the Anti masons, NJ ine, New Hainp-
shire, aud Vernon, giving "a voss, might be added
Let MIR Clay DO dropped, and all the above States with
NJ York, Pennsylvania and Virginia, giving sc votes.
and perhaps South Carolina and Georgia giving 20 more
viii 10 all probability unite upon Mr. Wirt"Mr Writ
get the votes OF New Jersey, Ohio Kentucky and still
more, N. York, Pcnnsyvania, or Virginia, The thing
is too absurd for r,futaon.
We are exceedingly amused by this new "Battle Of
the Bookshelf them quarrel oh, however or lei them
unite is OF little consequence the friends of A. Jack
son. Scatter their forces rally them around one man
->ingle-hsnded united, they will be incompetent to
cope with A. Jackson But If united they cannot van
qush him-whAt can they expect to accomplish torn
and distracted and rittered away among rival tactons
Nothing.
[ The Salem g,"er refers to an ADDRESS wbi,h wa.
sn'd IL I'll city In 1908. ';n OF rnco urake
nen o. doms' is m .nu acturts in which the prins
Of 'nment pIosseuon, by high duties ex pre-
y atv Gated" The sisirs will excuse u. for sayos
tina 10 aisn KEN Tne expre,, n Ia the Adore. i.
Pc haPs 10 no ide pposi ion e,neeivr that even
II tho Irsseni at.ek' on our trade should LI1w over
Congress moy adopt the poiey Of tneoura ing our
otcn MANUFACTURES by RATHER HIGHER duties on
the imported articles Of Europe" No high dali,
hem Ou. rather h,gher."-Rahsr higher IL an what.
why the very low aud nodera euuss With were
then iG-possd upon foreign manulasute.-iues ~ ch
were as light as feaber in paison to Tho heavy
imp positions 81 lie prssn, b |! of abom ,iion..
hoa und,r what circumstances was this AldrSrs pu,
f'r some 23 Years age! IL period, VIII. the
eorm,ce OF toe Unie States of by The II j.
'ish orders IN Gunner; wusn our ,!sh iniqu.
'ousiy 'siaied by hat power vi nauoa; anu when u
own Government had resCriid TO En,argo Tor TEN
P'Inry snd as ii pr for an ex
pecied war Ths-sIps, was made, a. IL had been IL
~, 10 rs pae io.isD OF our cOupuymen--In 1908
In 74 tho fathers ofour republic determined rosit rather
bound s% to hs psnen eoudS % .p ". S s which
forts which they drew from her manufacturer they uob
Of BRUSH saoarscsros and 70
has made tho appeal patriotism OF our
men 10 rescue our properly from tho hand. Of licensed
to preserve u. from has asked
ws' IN ,hi. state OF ihings, that our fellow e liz n
!oi v"giola determined to Wear their own homt,Pun
e'C'haS' Ta'hr han 20 epeoursgs the nsDufaeures
eur enemy Aud IL @Ss H. this spirit, that Meeting
"as held 10 his CT y, whish came TO the following Ie-
| .oiu
"Resoived unanimously opinion of ths meeting, Tina,
justice OF the great beigetent Of Euope
Is highly eSpedien tha, the people of these United
should rely rpn those internal with which they
os d.. S,ss ISa, COMMITTEES be sgooa dge.
aay ;itaaoa sqd ,ha, they make their Report
Ii wss In The same sPni Adde'S wa, mad
which has bee nisqu, OIL by the lem .xisier-aud
tia W gnia eloss we're worn by several of szen,
on the Ct Julyspd net Hsz kiah Niles ate mot,
% burissque II by representing falsely "Goye nor OF
! VHti lola exponng himself without a cost, that ,be
people mga' see and rel ice in tho beau ifu SHIRT
maj ne Wvre oil Amsriean DaGutae uft!'--Yoa might
a" well attempt 10 draw srgum' o in torn OF III.
present oppressive duhss from the "ToheT higher du.
hes'' .hen nrow oul in the ehmobd Aodfss., as &c
oud the stDs'i utonaIy Of be sent srH Oh The as
~ eid Of that Unparalleled period. Then the pos, by
vi State Of hDgs like he present was no, Tor one m,
nsn' snlep.'ed or sons'iged. The eon'ii'u,ioost y