Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-16
HuNrsylLIr. lAlabama.l Scptemher aO


HvSrsvlLLr, (Alabama,) September 80
VAN buren, MEETING IN LAUDERDALE.-We observe
IN the last Florence Gazette, that there to be great
Democratic Fan Barren meeting Florence the first
Monday of October The call FOR the meeting is signed
by nearly four hundred Of the most respectable names of
Laudcrdale County. q Go ahead,' Van Buren, men -
we presume one object of the meeting appoint De-
iegates to the Democratic State ConrenOn which il is
proposed shall be held Tuscaloosa on the LIST Monday
IN December next to nominate Pan Barren Electors and
obtain piedges. Whether the call was made with that
view not would respectfully advise our Lauder
dale friends to attend to that matter the OCCASION
H.; Demoerafs q M1d,s9n! Get the spirit up Don't
Meeting here the Sd Monday October he first day
OF the Circuit Court) There enough Van Buren,
men IN Madison to make il know; then let turn
out. The time has when every man must have
decided whom he is for then let him take his and
noes vgilant and active. If the State of Alabama is
carried over to Whigism by December, 1886 it will be
the Democrats stand with their arms folded and
let 1t be done " word TO the wise. '-Democrat.
The Commonwealth has hoisted the Harrison flag
Inc editor says "The commandcrin- chief of the North
Western Army has been called upon by e people, to be-
come candidate for the office of President of the United
States The people calling on Gen Harrison, indeed
But the Commonwealth is not alone in Kentucky
The Louisville Journal, the Lexington Observer and Re-
porter the Mnysvle Eagle and Paris Citizen weary of
making hopeless efforts for MIR Clay have also declared
for Harson-while the Lexington nelligencer refuses
to take up the Hero of Tppecanoc declaring that he is
at best but third rate man. and necessarily
unworthy of the support of the Wings.
For the information of distant readers il may be pro-
lnelligencer) do not enjoy the confidence of Mr. Clay
The Journal Observer and Reporter, Paris Citizen
OF I" the Cicero of the West, ready to take up
White or Harrison, any other opponent of the demo-
cratic party except Daniel Webster These papers 'led
the way, and the Commonwealth, installing their ella.
NOR for public opinion and afraid of losing the State
printing suddenly eaped into the ranks and hoisted the
Harrison flag, !" adUance 81 ats cO00J4torS!
Thus, the whole movement the part of the corps
editorial in this State, in favor of General Harrison is
the result of dsafection TO their former fyorite and
of
the community, who would vote for Old Nick in prefer
ence to democrat 1t is by indication of
The current OF public feelingbut sudden of of
hce hunters, who had hunted, they thought, long
enough, under the auspices of Mr. Clay. That scent
had grown too cold to be followed farther they there
fore turned off the track of the Hero of Tppecanoe
leave sir
What part Mr. Clay will consent play in the pre-
sent game is matter of conjecture The lntellgencer is
viewed here as his special organ; and the fact that Mr.
Clay, when he attended the late Cattle Show at Cincin
natl preserved studied silence and merely SHRUGGED
up his shoulders whenever the name of Gen Harrison
was mentioned in connection with the subject of the Pre-
sIdency strengthened the opinion very generally enter
tanned that the lntegencer in its article against Gen
HARRISON, had spoken the sentiments of its leader
Louisville Advertiser.
The adams Lener.-We subjoin the strange document,
from the most incompreh of living politicians II
contains several bitter truths and assertions that
VIII be received with little favor by any party To the
questions put by every receiving the intelligence
OF THIS last strange move the part of MIR. Adams
Why has he done it what does he mean? and what
dest
Jadge OF human character to give satisfactory
Whether before six months past. the OK resident
Nm become an avowed van Buren, man, ranting abo
tonist, nullifer, Webster, White or Harrison man
war or peace man, in word at what on any
side of politics he will be found can calculate
with any degree of certainty With all his acknowedo-
ed talents, and reputation by long, and in many
respects splendid public career the accession of John
Quincy Adams any party is an event to be deprecated
rather than desired. Ii is wonder that he ever
should have acquired influence. During the whole of
ms public career he has constantly confounded his
dc npfino fota o,a1h
JoHs GAMBmL, Esq., the Senator elect from the coun-
~ OF Ashe desires to contradict the Ito which
we believe, the "Regstcr of this city first gave cur
rency that he in favor of the election of Judge White
the Wing candidate for the Presidency. Being Re.
publican friend of the Administrations DESTROYS of see
ing ITS enlightened policy continued and its wise and sa
luaty measures perpetuated, Mr. Gamb not hest
tate IN ms preference Tor Mr. Van Buren,, the Demo
cratic candidate for the Presidency regularly nominated
by Convention of the Republican party. Mr. G. hopes
therefore, that the Whg papers will do him the JUS
tice TO correct their Classification at least as he is
concerned: Although it may be fair play according to
their political morality to mould opinions f,r some mem
bers he begs they will understand that he needs no
political potiers TO mould his clay,-his sentiments hay-
ing already been fashioned, after entirely different
We hope Mr. Gambi will acqut us of neglect for
not noticing his until requested 10 do So when we
~ nun that thefe are many other members to whom
inc Whig presses have done papabe injustice, by Of
hciousy claiming them as in opposition the Democra
TIC candidates and party; so numerous, indeed these
instances That we found II was going TO be Interim
nahic business TO expose, in detdl, every individual
case OF such Interpretations II appeared loo much
like clnlds play To handy contradictions with those
presses. We accordingly gave classification. Ol2
Republicans, 30 Whigs) stating the minimum number
OF Republicans and reitcrofed the statement Snbse.
quent information, however, has Satisfied US we have
erred against our own party, having placed too much
reliance on wing statements-we have unquestona-
bly, placed Republicans under the head of Whips and
on the meeting of the Legislature, which will now
shortly take place, this fact will I've demonstrated TO tie
satisfaction of all Raioigh Standard.
Mosr SHAMEFUL We are advised by a corres
pondent IN Northampton, that several Of the Abolition
publications have been privately read by certain persons
lWbIgs) IN that county, for The purpose of imposing
fraud on the crcduous aud have been
told that "hese Mr.. Van Burens sentiments senf
forth under his auspices and from his State" &c
we had previously understood that frauds OF this
nature had been pracsed in order bear upon Mr. Bv
NUN election for Congress aud that disre putae means
had been resOrted TO for the purpose Of creating an i'm
preston that Nh Bynum WAS himself favorable to the
Aboitionsts.
If these facts be established aud our information
IS from that not only warrants but calls for an
especial notice. should think the matter ond nerif
the attention Of the civil authorities because if il be-
hghy penal by laws for any persons" 10 creu.
Iae PuDbcslons having tendency 90 excite our slaves
10 insunecton, we do not perceive how dssen,ina-
Tors OF teni or political effect escape We look up.
on tbese P0ic0t fanatics, as guilty than Tap
pan q Coz because they pcrpeiratc the twO.fold crime
OF disseminating inccndiary natter and Of attemptino
at The same time To blast the eputation Of disfingns6
cd innctonary Of the Government TO crafty fei5 oo
teal mstgnity III.
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