Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06
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The only cement which binds together the discerdan,
elements and the several sects of the WING party is
hatred to jackson and Van Buren, Since the days of
OK ana North-there has not been jumblcd and pie
bald Coalition the which passes under the name
OF wings IL is made up of all sorts Of fragmcnts-of
te candles ends and cheese parngs every other par
yoi ultra Extremes united logeihcr--of the ganekes
anu dro'S of pucs-of flaming Nullifc,s and estrov,
gan. feceiass- ." all sorts "f factions, of black sp
rits and white. blue spirits aud grey IL would be really
an amusing spectacle 10 thcm assembled in Grand
Council, To attempt TO SETTLE their schemes, and norni-
maze candidate Tor the Presidency the pen of Swift
could have been employed sketch their meeting and
,ner d'" grs, what gr"esquc caricature would he
naVe aev'sed from 'se abundant materials. Conceive
h1, webster and his Federal fricnds-Gen. Harrison
and ms military conirades-Judgc White and his Wing
oackefs--to be drawn together, aud discussing their
eams To The succcssion what ludcrous contest would
DC eShibied-how utterly unayailng the result in set
ting one principle of action; candidate of their
choice,
The fact is that there more hcteroge GUS
combination banded together. The Wings OF the South
altogether discaim Mr. Webster their candidate
Inc friends OF nir Webster in the North, equally
opposed to White or Harrson-rhere seems very little
Prospect at present. oil their waving the pretcnsions of
VIII ar cL eandldae-ond uniting upon single
wing; Inc game rather is, 10 run al and for each to
take the chances in the lottery before the House.
Here, tor example is the Alder of the Democratic
hepubiican G. n;ra Conn, tee of Harrisburg propos
ing meetings OF the People be held, constitute
w hat says Alr Walsh to this candidate! He dselans
hnratcs his qualification low enouph---decares that
convention at Harrisburg, the 18th d cemLer--"in
favor oil the Peoples candidate WIN II, ny Harrison"
lhere IS no evidence that he enjoys the favor of the
the idea, that prcrdies against MIR. Webster is much
abaed in the South while his qualifications and patriotic
dispositions extend their due impression General iIar
rison was once Federslst. II the Lancaster Editor
VIII consult the journals OF Congress of 1856, he will
mere sec proof of this osscrtion.Mr. Walsh repeats
his attachment 10 MF- Websicr--and recomuie nds
HIN 10 the South. Some of the otier Whv papers of
Pennsylvania also declare for Websier-in preferences of
Hurrson-As for Judge White, he seems entirely out Of
the question beyond ti.r Potomac
Mr. Webster still rruais the iasorite of the Whirs of
Massachusetts, there is sign of their intention
TO abandon him. after the pending election The Essex
Wing Convention, whis met the other day at Ipswich
Mr. Satonsiall of Salem in the Chair concur in the
nomination OF Daniel Webster the Wing candidate
Tor the Presidency: AND APPEAL BEHALF TO THE
UNDERsrANDiNe AND CoNsCIENcE EVERY iNTILLI.
GENT ASD HONEST CITIZEN The Meeting oftlle young
Wings of Boston, on the 2Sth October repeat in the
most enthusiastic terms their resolution to support Mr.
Webster 'as Constitutional President, worthy to be
the successor of Washington
Thus, the Wings go In the time they unite
IN assailing Martin Van Buren-Noai raises gainst him
the humbug of the Abolition Panic-The Nullifcrs re-
peat in the South. The friends OF Webster abuse the
baltimore Convention, wheh is the only means of unit
ing The votes of the People, and saang the from
The H. oi X None would be willing, TO adopt a
Convention, they could agree in: it, these very
Whirs -