Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-20
THE 1Y9IJgBLc C0wDIoarr

Mr. Pouson, of the Philadelphia Advertiser raises the
nag oil William H. Harrison, "the Candidate of the
People,, upon the strength of the Pennsylvania Election
" We honor (says that Worthy the claims of Daniel
Websierwe respect those of Judge White"-but takes
HARRISON for his manas being the most likely TO de-
feat the Magician. Some of the Wing Kentucky and
Ohio papers insist upont that the popularity of this
and South West.--Souh West? What then saws Jndge
White? Is he to be dished by the Wigs? Likely
enough The whifigig Wing has only to throw lis
ird or fourth somerset TO fall into the Harrison ranks
But, suppose the General carry his own State
with him--what will the Wings then say Will they To
reconcile all differences Withdraw all their horses
unite upon MIR. Clay' Any thing, the Wing will say
any bodyany Pla-eber an election by the People or
The sri Hog IS, that may carry my point
The Philadelphia Gazette (the cunning Little IsaacN
goes Tor an unPcdged electoral ticket in PENNSYLVANIA
against Van Buren,. Ii is highly probable that other
Wings in other States will pursue the on-com,it
tai policy
The Cincinnati Wig undertakes 10 say Snequipocil,,
RON repeated conversations with Gen. Harrison that
If elected, circumstances Whatever would induce
him to for a longer period than IL single tenn
elected aye there the rub. He will Ken stand i'm no
waywill not this prop;tate the other asp;rants
Even Mr. Calhoun, or Clay HIMSELF
The Lynchburg VirgInian exclains, II is high time
that The Wings OF Virginia were beginning organise
IN reference to the next Presidency and we arr, gad
therefore, that the people Of the county of Ohio have
made movement upon the subject."-The Ohio meet
ing goes for Gen. Harrison.
The National Gazette of Philadelphia the National
lntalligencer, the N. York Courier &C. adhere To Mr.
Wcbser.-In the late Whie meeting of Boston his
friends cling to him, while they dcnounce Van Buren,
Mr. Blake, OF Boston said, His only purpose in rising
at all upon the present occasion press in sim
gle word, the great qualification which he for one had
experienced, at the reading Of the Resolves i'm per-
ceiving that the Committee had deemed it proper to
avail themselves Of the OCCASION, re-airnI by one
OF those Resolves, the nomination which was adopted
nt former Convention, OF our lavortc candidate for
the Chief Magistracy Of the nation This ewed *
preston Of our undminishcd confidence that most dis
nguished individual; Of our determination TO stand b
him, and support him to the last was in his Mr. 49, =
opinion, at this time peculiarly seasonabe and proper
80 The Massachusetts, nomination 10 the Presidency, if
It had not been formally and publicly approved and adopt
ca by any other Of The States, had nevertheless nc
thought been virtually though tacity sanctioned by them
az. we had heard SIR, from q0artcr-no, not even
from his biterest political opponents, word in disoa
ragement OF his HIGH bis pfe-cnincnt qualifications and
prctcnsOns. On the contrary, these had been every
where be might say universally admitted; and the on
question had leen whether there one or two
other individuals Of political sentiment butinfnito
y inferior and subordinate, in every other who on ac
ccount Of their accidental popularity might be adopted as
our candidate wha better prospect Of eventual
Mr. Robinson Of lowell declared that the State pride
OF Massachusetts, and her regard for her
lot consistency, although she may be deserted every
side, can never permit her TO give her aid in eevatno
Marlin Van Buren, to the Presidency"
meeung Of the Anti Masong Of Boston have also de-
But the friends Of Mr.. Van Burcn are not idle in
The West-Ihey are organizing State Conventions ia
signs OF the Times, We see in The last Mobile Register
be following Card from the member elect Il, ilte ne 1t
Alabama Legislature from Monroe county
CLAIBORsE, BOTH Sept, 1896
Dear Sys-By letter recently received fto9 friend
IN Mobile, am Informed that L has been reported in
that city, that permitted it to be Doubtful previous 10
the late general election whether was in favor Of Mar
tin Van Buren Hugh L. White for the Presidency Of
the This report is pretty much Of piece with the
many devices that rcsorted 10 for the purpose Of
oJuung me during Tie canvass Indeed, have been
50 much the subject Of misrepresentation that should
suffer the report 70 pass by the idle wind which
respect not IT bad not especial desire not 60 be mis-.
understood in relation this subject therefore Beg
leave to state that Ills rve that any doubt or pooe
tainty existed with respect 10 my views in relation
10 the Presidential election; but that stated clearly
and explicitly, at The only two precincts, bad on