Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-30

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"Ot lac tl.e face OF thugs la, changed, We have
bren assured that We have mistaken the character OF this
ticket altogether, and that it in fact UNPLEDG 3D.
TICKET, Ia part Of personal aud political friends
OF Mr.. Writ, that there WAS NOT \ MASON the tie
Set aud that all the lectos Zee, and Under certain
circumstances troed BIZ bound ia honor to east their vote
or Writ and Ellmakcr.'
Here we have the development, of tho plo'. The
pledged ticket it seems is coupoFcd, in part, of the pen
soua and political iicud Of Mr. Writ. Not mason i
on IT. And what is more, the electors upon it, Undtr
certain circumstances, CO to wit, the adoption OF 10y
the Anti Mason.,) WILL BE BOUND. (PLEDGED) IN
HONOR Ia cast fhcir roicS for IFitf and I,I,1aker
This explains every ttirg. There is now, according to
these An-masous, no Clay party in the State Of Ohio
Al the opposition TO the Jacksondus is merged i'm the
Writ aud Elmaker party This is a consuInmaiiom which
some OF the Clay folks scarcely cxPeccdbut advise
them to put their philosophy and reflect, that though
they have been transferred "hke cattle in the market
nom one Presidential Candidate to another they still pos
ScSS The proud consciousness that they have always fol-
lowed their leaders, implicitly, all obcdicnt subjects
should.
But here the cencu.on and if il savs no more
Than what we have already quoted it at eas, conrns all
Speaking of the unPiedgtd ticket and exhor,ng the
Anti. nasons to yield Jealous support, they say
-, adopt this ticket not for the support of Henry
Clay; lar from it, We have had agefcy in placing this
ticket IN the situation in which find ii; but finding
So we take ii heartily, willingly, and in good faith. IL
sons desert it on that account let them; N
we idil we shall not fail in the support OF Henry Clay
but In tile support of William Writ and
$50 the friends OF WILLIAM WRIT, then, we appeal
Tor the support of this ticket; well all who view
with the Joy that do the cheering prospect of placing
III inc PRESIDENTIAL Chair whose weight OF
characters whose political integrity, and whose unqnes-
toned ability for any emergency reader certain that the
destines OF this nation will be safe nay in the highest
gree prosperous, in his hands We hut rejoice in
The hope OF his election and call upon all friends
oroice and TO set to work might and main for the
pii:hment OF this glorious object"
his last paragraph closes the Address and now, we
VIII just ask few Of the Clay Masons how they like il?
They are called some very hard by this Writ and
Ellmaker Committee But then they have the consolation
oil knowing that they may become honorable and high
minded men, by voting for the Writ iicket-Spaniels
sometimes, have licked the hands that beat them but we
never supposed that such conduct exceedingly
hon0rd6ie ami hgh-mnde' furnish an example for
human beings.-.vafionGi Republican.
IN a QUANDARY.
Inc late election has carried horror and ,isinay
mo e ranks oil The Opposition. The first receiv
eu as always the case with them, gave them IA wonder
u eNieraon OF the spiIitS.-Ther blood for the three
first days after election as above ninety deerce, Fahre,
hei', III behalf of Lyman. On Friday last she ,cM De
dccfcd, said the knowing ones "6y about fire thousand
myortS'" The following morning and succeeding
evening me fd0eS tcee turned and all their ginarv
victory had UGRiShea This was a Summer Ii called
tor the exercise ofaI their SOicSm Withstand the shock
iheir!nven'ive genius was put to trial. How
10 Pd'dte or ercnse the NATTER they could not divine
ihey see no solitary loop hole through which to make
good their retreat. They truly in qua,dary Hav-
ing gone over 10 the anti Masonic party and made will
ing surrender OF every principle and feeling 10 them thus
10 0e Pat d0un, Frustrated and DESTROYED and that so eff
ec'uaiIy Is worse than they dreamed They are
now one pa fy-ey are anti IdSons; and as such we
shai hereafter treat them. Let them rally if they can
II SgHdi ami unparalleled defeat aicailS them IL, ichat-
ere' gdT1 0rto'm they may 0PpeGr.-N either 'e Ghost
~ 'hoTS0n nor The Bank, possibly them.-Ib.
To our friends distance we saw doubt not that New
ork WI follow the good examples her The city will
give 5000 majority for the Congress and the Gubernatoa
and Assembly tickets. The state will give to 10 coo
Tor ihe electoral ticket We feel confident about the city
aud IN reference TO the country profess TO have inf
nation unsurpassed in accuracy by ann of our coufeu
P0TdTicS But let every man exert himself as if yicorv
rested on h' single arms for enemies many and
tu OF lalsehood, deceit and money We saw nothino TO
vac ounce holders since webb has not yet published their
names as he has IreatenedIhey can best tell whether
they have fulfilled their duties honestly and capably-
whether they hold their offices from ga military vrant and
usnrper! whether their Offices are worth having
"eher ncuer men viii I'LL them If they turned out
whether they have been infamous or will deserve 10 he
branded Infamous by coalition which respects neither
God nor manwhicdarcs not meet antagonists onenI At
,he p0's' but Is secretly employing spies money TO
buy the very Offices which prctends il does NOT seek
Oh no Turn out the rascas from principle and wen pu,
ourselves IN from pure patriotism Their families NAV
saVe' ours shall not il the money Of the Bank buy us
ohIce' aud pay Tor presses.-.N. York Standard.
Erfraet Of letter dated albany, oct. 10.
had The largest meeting here last evening ever
greatest enthusiasm MIR Butler addressed the meet,
ing in aspecch that shall not altenpt TO describe ror
cannot give you an idea OF its incompatible superiority
over any hnS ever listened to- Our prospects i'm the
neSnoorhood are daily improving, and entertain no
doubt oil triumphant success.-.N y Err. Post
TENNEssEE IN MorroN.-The Legislature Of this
2 N mas taken up the subject of Modification. Mr.
Dunlap submitted the following resolutions in The House
OF Representative on the 2Eh ult.
Resoired 6y The General .fssem6ly of the Siafe of
tennessee, That whilst the people OF The State of Ten
neSSce VIII heartily cooperate, by all peaceful and law
ul means in bringing about reduction of the tariff nm
III TIE revenue arising hercom shall be limited as near
as may be- 10 the wants and expenditures of the General
government lhcy viii not resist and or abet i'm re-
Sisting, the operation Of "tlc law OF the land"
HeSOiced, also, That State in the Union possces
eS The power, under the Constitutions either bv the
CoNYENTroN Of s citizens by the infcypeHiion Of
It's legislature, 10 nu!Yy and make void within its limits
any act or acts passed by the United States of Amerc, i'm
Congress assembled, and i'll the forms prescribed by the
Constitution thereof.
Mr. Bradford offered the following in te Senate nm .,
10Th ult. ~ '
LIST, Resoved by the General .RssenlbIy of ibe Sjo,e
~ IeHHeSSee, That we regard with deep INSTRUMENTATION
The assertion by any State OF this Union either tbroug
thcIr Legislature or 10y Convention of the pcope of
state Of power TO make null and void of Congress
Of the United States.
ID Resolved, That regard the doc,rine of nullGca
Ton, either by the the other of these means ,yo
uhwarrantable dangerous TO the existence of the Iton
inconsistent with and destructive of the fundamental pn
cP'es OF me Government, tending directly under the
gulSc oil peaceful and constitutional remedy to br,,
upon our country all the horrors OF civil war and there
lore, more 10 be deprecated than open resistance
ID. HeSOUed, That do most cordially recinrocofe
The patriotic sentiment Of The President that "the FEEDER
al Union must he preserved"
lie .NdShUWe Hammer expresses the belief that Mr.
Dunlaps resolutions speak 'Ttc unanimous or nearly
unanimous voice OF the Legislatures and the prevailinS
sentiment oil The great body OF the people of Tennessee
init NWifcafion.-Tlo proceedings of a large meet
ing aiey held at Morganon, will be found in a preced-
ing page, At which Mr.. CARSON, the Member of Con-
gress from that District appeared in support of the South
carolina doctrine; but he could garry none OF his consu
cnts with him.
Meetings have also been held i'm IipcoI, p,uo.c,i
ton and Cabarrus Counties, i'm which great unanimitv
prevailed ~ cOndomning ibis re vouionarv doctfiee =