Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-23
P0EIEVHCAIl.
MEETING AT HARRISBURG.

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No doubt is now left of the reelection of Gov Wolf
by majority of about THREE THOUSAND W.
congratulate the Democracy of Penny and of the
Ohon on this suspicious event 1t leaves the coalesced
Opposition without hope of defeating the reelection of
our honest and fearless Chief Magistrate.
The BRITISH BANK has put forth all its power in
this conflict and has been defeated It's base i'm
attempting u destroy Governor Wolf, the members of
Congress who voted for its rccharc and the members of
He legislature who recommended it, merely because thew
are Democrats, will justly against it the whole
power of that party. In the of the democratic ma
pes and III movements OF the people, upon various points
the BANK may see the gathering storm which will soon
demoish the remnant of its power The Wolf men and
fNtner men, all who claim the name of Democrat are
now mastering and uniting under the banner of Jacksn
and our country. We give below a letter from Harris
burg with the proceedings of the meeting adyered TO co
pied from the Pennsylvania Reporter, show the begin
ng oil the rally which will be heard from the Della
ware TO the Ohio
HARRIsDURe, Oct IS, 1892
DEAR SIR: Already are the democracy Of the State
preparing Tor the coming fight On Saturday evening
meeting OF the friends of Jackson assembled on no
ce Of few hours. was the largest political meeting
held in this town Friends of wolf and s,,,nor, e,
OF ner met without regard TO the feeling engendered
by The election that had just passed. determined Tor union
on the Presidential election. The cry now Jackson
and democracy against the Bank and arstocracy, and
there be doubt of Jacksons success i'm Pennsyva
MIA by forty thousand. You may rely with the utmost
confidence in this assertion The Presidential and Gu
bernaioral questions will be decided on entirely distinct
ncples.-GiObe.
From the Harrisburg (Po) RopOrtcr.l
JACKSON AND WILKINS MEETING
On Saturday evening last, at very short notice. an I'M
usually large meeting Of the friends of Jackson and Will
klns, assembled at the public house of Mrs. Frdlcy in
this borough The proceedings will be found in this pa
per- All present evinced determination TO 60 in the
good cause and no doubt be entertained but that the
people OF Pennsylvania will do their duty, aud faithfully
support jackson and wilkins, the regularly nominated can
didates OF the democratic party One Of the resolutions
recommended township meetings for the appointment Of
Committees OF Vigilance which we hope will be attended
to by our friends in the country.
Agreeably to public notice, very large number OF the
ciuzens OF the borough Of Harrisburg and its vicinity
friendly TO the election Of Gen. ANDREW JACKSON
and WILLIAM WILKINS, for President and Vice pre-
dent OF the United States met the public house Of Mrs
tndley, Saturday evening" the 18th Of October inst for
the purpose Of promoting the above elecons-The meet
ing was organized by appointing SAMUEL POOL ESQ
President; Major HENRY RUNYAN Of Millersburg and
Joel Bailey and Geo N. Bicher, Secretaries The meet
ing being thus organized, il was
ResoiUcd That committee Of five persons be appoint
cd to draft resolutions expressive Of their feelings on the