Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09

their own electoral ticket made out some month,
SINCE and pledged to vote for Writ and Ellnaker:
The United States Circuit Court was i'm session. and
most of the Ndonal leaders from all parts of the state
were here No expedent left unried prevent the
Anumssons from taking the stand they have but all their
efforts IN persuadng bargaining, coaxing and threatening
were in vain.
1.-The decision of the convention produced coniusonond
CONSERVATION IN the Clay ranks They begin trembe
even Tor the votes OF conneccu which they fear may be
los, to their tavore. last and desperate effort " made
TO bring about reconciliation with the anti-nasons
meeting was held last evening, composed principally of
heJed1" leaders, 10 which certain ont-masons tcto il
tcdS thought could be trusted, were invited; but the
friendly conference had better effect than all preceding
measures 10 lnvegle the anti into the support Of
Mr. clay After prorocted, and is said, noisy discus
son. the meeting broke up without accomplishing any
thing except irritating the minds of the two parties aSan;,
economically Inc Clay men nor openly den0tnce IN,
.fnti-mdsons as ignorant and u,,principied"
In kHoDE ISLAND there is, what the providence
American" calls "political Hernia" in the Clay
ranks. The late "National Republican Conyen-
ton" ofthe Goth, laid bare this rupture The "Smon
Pures" are determined to 90 the whole for Hen
ny Clay, come what will"-whe the "Rationals,"
believing that Mr. Clay's prospects becoming
gloomy, it not desperate "are for following the ex
ample of New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania. and
uniting the Opposition Jackson, and thereby rem
der hls defeat cerain."-Each party is making its
own arrangements TO carry its PORT
we mention these Signs for the purpose Of show
ing the tactics of our divided enemy. Not that IRE
can count upon these two New England States We
must contrive to do without them.
we viii not carry our sketch into Vermont and
Niassachuse rs-where the three parties are carry
ing on sort of triangular war-Vermont probably
going over TO Writ, aud Massachusetts throwing
away her vote upon Clay.
Much less will we give Carte du paus of the rest
OF the Union. Ohio votes for her Governor, MEM
bers of Congress and State Legislature TODAY
The result will be known in due season. We IRE
Ter being the Hist sians, to becoming the Prophets,
of the event.
Such is the battle-ground, as it presents itself ON
the eve OF the engagement. We cannot doubt the
result jackson will he re-elected-and we dare to
THINK by an overwhelming majority. As to Mr.
Ciays prospects, they blasted " like mldew'd
car, by Mr.. Writ. The Anti-M asons are the strong
erbecause the sturdier party of the two. Even Claws
friends IN Pennsylvania, and Mr. Walsh among The
rest, are preparing TO abandon his banner His only
chance now is, so to split the votes as to defeat Jack
son before the people, and thus transfer the cleo
ton to the III. of r.. The real "Smons Pure" his
true and loyal liege men, will try to play this game
unless they prevail on Mr.. Writ to resign in his ia,
vor-a piece of fncsse of which we do not be Iieye
that gentleman to be capable. We believe Mr. Writ
TO be the stronger ofthe two. But we firmly believe
that the of Andrew Jackson will rise far obovo
them both Nous uerronsl
FThe "Boston Advocate leading oadro
appeal Daniel Webstor whom ress 10 turn
the scale between Mr. WHIT and H. Clay ms YOU choose
thu
hopes utterly ororn, and porsuang him Mr. Writ
Some otho Claymen Virginia prepared similar evolution
yc
to render advisable Mr. the vote where
should no decisive, undoubtedly would be prefer
Mr. Writ therefore, 'may for the ticket Stanton
&c.. Well might Mr. Clay say, from INV friends Bn
VIII ne consent thus always to play the martyr!