Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-16


And tbrrclJpon the meeting adjourned
WIN B. BANKS, Chairman.
WoopsoS IlrcllEs, Secretary.
Hry7syIlLE, (Alabama,) September 80.
VAN buren, MEErISG ~ LACpERnAtk:-". oos ss- y.
in the last Florence Gazette, that there Is 10 De [ra.
Democrae yam "rt4 meesnE at na"r on 80;
nv ne,I,v fur hundc of the most respectable names OF
Lauderdale County. $50 ahead Van Buren, men =
We presume one object of tke meeting Isl to appoint Dc
lcgatcs to the Democratic aate Coneenno" WIZ, 49, 40
proposcd shall be held at Tuscaloosa on the ist onoay
in Dsccmhrr ncxt to nominate Fan Bnrca Electors anu
obtain yicdnes. Whether the call was made win hat
view or not We would respectfully advise our Lauder
dale friends to attend that matter on the OCCASION
Democrats of Madison! CIT the spirit up Don
lie supine and idle We must have big Van buren,
Meeting here on the Sd Monday Of October one hrst day
Of tue Circuit Court) There are enough van buren
men in Madison to make It we Know: thcn lct @ ,'
out The time has come when every man must hAsJ
decided whom he is for then let him take his stand ana
be known Alaior,cs always inert and ca.cess-
noritics vgilant and active II inc S,a 1ss II will be
because the Democrats stand with their arms f'ueu anu
! let il be done GA word TO thr "ise- -A'e"'"er"f'
rss co,zuoa,pcsNA has hoised the Harrison flag
The editor says "rhc comnander-in-chei o 'e .o, III
tvn rnv has been called upon by the people, TO be-
como candidate for the Office Of President OF the Ofd
4 S,atrs The ycopie calling Gen. Harrison, indeed
| But the Commonwealth is not alone in Kentucky
The Louisville Journal the Lexington Observer and te
poter the haysviIlc Eagle and Paris Citlzen weary OF
making hopeless efforts for Mr. Clay, have also declared
for Harrison the Lexington nelligencer refuses
to take up the Hero Of Tppccanoe, declaring that he 49,
at BEST but second third rate man, ana necessarily
unworthy of the support OF the why
For the information of distant readers, 1t may be pro-
per remark that the papers above named except te
lntegencer) do not enjoy the confluence OF mr.; LAY
and Maysv;Ilc Eagle. having grown liant IN tne cause
of the Cicero of the West were ready to take up
White or HARRISON any other opponent OF the demo.
nd
the way, and the Cowmonwcath mistaking their cla-
NOR for public opinion and afraid OF losing the State
printing suddenly eaped into the ranks and losted the
Harrison flag, in adoanrc Of its ccaJutors!
Thus, the whole movement on the part OF the corps
editorial in this State in favor of General Harrison,
the result Of dsatcton TO their former iarorite, and
dread Of losing the support OF the arsocIac portion OF
the community who would vote tor Old NICK IN prefer
cnce to democrat II is by means an indication OF
the current Of public fecng-but sudden move OF Of
flee hunters, who had hunted, they thought long
enough, under the auspices OF MI Clay. mat scent
had grown too cold to bc followed farther and they there
fore turned off the track of the Hero OF IPpecanoe,
without much as saying to MIR. Clay, win your
leave, sir.
What part Mr.. Clay will consent 10 play, in the pre-
sent game is matter Of conjecture. The lnellgenccr
viewed here as his special organ and the fact that Mr.
Clay when he attended the late Cattle Show at Cincn.
natl, preserved studied silence, and merely shrugged
up his shoulders whenever the name OF Cen Harrison
was me toned in connection with the subject OF the Pre-
sidcncy strengthened the opinion, very generally enter
tanned that the ncligcncer, in It's article against Cen
Harrison, had spoken the sentiments of its leader
[Louisrtc .7dccrtiscr.
The adams Ltttcr-We subioin the strange document
,r" is %S. and that
will BE- received with little favor by any party. 10 the
questions put by every one on receiving he
of this last strange the part OF Mr. Adams
WHY has nc done it what docs he mean: and what
course will he next pursue we defy inc shrewdcSl
Judge of human character 10 give satisfactory answer
Whether before six months past: the eS-pIcsdrnt
will become an avowcd Van Buren, man, ranting abo
onis,. nulliEcr, Webster, White, or Harrison man.
peace man. in word, at what extreme on any
side of politics he will be- found, one can calculate
with any degree of certainty. With all his acknowcdg
ed talents and reputation by long, and in many
respects splendid public career the accession OF John
Quincy Adams to any party is an event to be deprecated
rather than desired 1t is wonder to us that he ever
should have acquired influence. During the whole OF
his public career, he has constantly cnnonndcd his
friends and astonshed his enenlics.-.f. T. Times.
JONI GAMBLL Esq, the Senator elect from the coun
ty of Ashe desires contradict the runor Ito which
we believe the Registcr of this city first gave cur
rency) that he is in favor of the election of Judge White
the 'Whg" candidate for the Presidency. Being Re
publican friend Of the Administration dcsrcus OF Sec
ing its enlightened policy con@d and lis wise and sa
utary measures pcrpeuated Mr. GanhlI does not hest
tate in his preference for Mr. Van Buren, the Demo-
cratic candidate for the Presidency, regularly nominated
by Convention of the Republican, party. Mr. q. hopes,
therefore, that the Whg" papers will do him the JUS
ce their class eation, far at least he is
conccrned Although il may be fair play according 10
their political morality, to mould opinions for some mcin-
bers he begS they will understand that lie needs no
political poltcrs to mould his clay,-his sentiments hav-
ing already been fashioned after entirely different
model.
We hope Mr.. Galnbl will acquit Of neglect for
not noticing his case until requested to do so, when
inform him that there many other members 10 whom
the Whg presses have done papablc injustice, by Of
fciousy claiming them as in opposition TO the Democra-
l
instances that found il going to be Interim
nahlc business to expose, in dctdd every individual
case of suc' Misrepresentation 1t appeared too much
like childs play to handy contradictions with those
presses We accordingly gave classification, (ll2
Republicans, 30 Whigs) stating the minimum number
of Republicans and reiterated the statement. Subsc-
qucnt normation however, has satisfied US, lave
erred against party, having placed too much
reliance on ;WhIg satcmcn,s-wc have unluestiona-
bly, placed Republicans under the head Of Wings and
| GA the meeting OF the Legislature, which will now
shortly take ace, this fact will he demonstrated to the
, satisfaction OF all Raleigh Standard
| Mosr SH,aEruL We are advised by a cores.
pendent in Northampton, that several of the Abolition
publications have been privately read curtain persons
(IVhgs) in that county, for the purpose Of imposing
fraud the ccduous and unsusprctng-slo have been
told that lhese were Mr.. Van Burens sentiments sent
forth under his auspices, and from his State" DC.
We had previously und rsood that frauds Of this
nature had BEEN pracscd in order to bear upon Mr. By
NUNS election for Congress- and that dsrcputabc
had been resortcd for the purpose of creating
preston that Mr. Bynum was himself favorable to the
Aboonists.
If these facts can be established and information
is from source that only warrants, but calls for
especu notice. we should think the matter ould merit
the attention of tho civil authorities because, if it be
highly penal by laws g for any persons to crcu-
late publications having tendency to excite our slaves
to insurrcc ton, we do not perceive how dlssenna-
tors Of them for political effect escape We look up
on these poical fanatics, even more guilty than lap
pan IL Co; because they perperate The two-tod crime