Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-04

suited in the reelection Of the Wing board of seecten
ticket" " '
SPECULATTONS.
According tn the ~ York papers there was considera.
orc sur III the Markets Friday and Saturday last
holder. @ pr"al"ns IN French goods have been made The
day, larger Irn
o., M ~ buzz OF ."cnaons in brandy have hal rn:-ncy Ia
nGm"s n. to The cause Any n:Ia" :. To
c"nsica'" n:nrinp ork pr'rd INT" mHrs',
% al"irn"! brawar", mi o. $. Bn the came" Morris d.
per c"n, Ohio wI'"" change; anc srorhs rcnrd
CT better Bo"on nl"r or annr c Iilcnl, Wor
f went up little; Lung Islam! fell .lln. Is
"a the par val ns H. tina, hr stock .ams. uvr rnr"
" The public expectations the Wall street op rnnn. IN Srccs
@ ions t'ays the Ne" iur Gazette sigh, Of by
qn' Bruay, npr and Erimstonr and the harmless ar,r.
are sought after with ariiy nnd purchased advanced
@ Every holy j. a.rmh"A md for tIr"
rpclaoh' nroa rronl -ruusou still prn:ing with
"n the approach of another session Of Congress- give
@ co!scnrcs and spcruIutiona hus lar
nav seen nothing 10 induce cHnse OF opinion long since nnl
,slmroiy expressed that serious difficulties will arise interrupt
u y, So under 'tanding with the French Gorrrrmrn,.
i"r most asSlduous efforts are making I" get peep
nch'nd the curtain for The sake Of speculation But the
friends or the Administrator at Washington are hold
ing pack, TOR various rrasons-The effect which they
might have nPo1 tie markets., alone sufficient pre-
vent any developments Of the contents of the Message
What is the Lynchhnrg Virginian at no,cq But the
olher day. he for running spccirs Of unpcdsed
lcket-let in its last Monday spapcr, he calls upon the
wing counties WIN not represented in the IrCsla
lure, to send Delegates TO the antFan BURN C"nvrn
lion OF this wintCrand adds-"T This is more important
ton, when it is remembered that the Convention pro-
posed to be held in that city will, in all probability de-
ternne ohrh IF the sercrai candd0trs no,o nnrd in op
poSon to Mr.. Fan Burcn shall he mpp0rtcd in Firginia
as lhe strongest and in oicr respects eiigbc
Does the Virginan then go for the ncchai0mS Grrt in
Virginia. or, fur of the ScreraI eanddatrs, who
may be the strongest candidate We pause for reply
Specimen of Telegraph rerocity-.Nn g.
Tho las, Telegraph quotes from lie pen of the Ed
tor of this paper, the following line:
- s Thompson is eurc, nri the South is safe.
Now be il known that no such sentiment has aP
pcarcd in the Enquirer
Well might Mr. Walsh cIra,acterizc the Telegraph as
"lha' most miserable Of all the organs Of faction -
RAIL ROAD MEETING.
The Citizens of Was hingl"n county held their meet
ing at Abingdon, the 2!d u the frs. day Of their
Court Gen. David Campbell in the Chair and jacob
Lynch, Esq, Secretary. They to the following
restitution:
Res'lrrd, That it is cxpcdenta and proper, a, p"
ton should be presented 10 the next Legislature nf Viz
GINA for The privilege of constructing Rail road from
the Town Of Lynchburg, by or Bufmrds Gap by
New River and the Town If Abingdon, to the Tsnnrs
line, with view of uniting the most practicable
point, with Railroad coming from the City ." Nash
vile. with the privilege OF extending the same to the CT
ty Of Richmond -
The Alrrting pledged themselves to a co.operation
with the Citizrns of Lynchhurg. Richmond and others
who have expressed their willingness t., embark in this
grand enterprise. A Committee of was appointed ~
carry ont the objects of The Resolution. They ais,
authorised their Senator and Delegates attempt
" 10 obtain the passage of resolution authorizing the
board of public works to employ engineer lo"xarnin"
the country and locate rnHd from buchanan TO the Ten
nrssec line passing by the Crurl.houscs of Botaou1l
M"ntgoincry Wythr, SInyth and Washington"
The charlottesville .rfcrsoniGn Repnbicnn announces
that It's 'managpment will hereafter he under lhr
trol.Gf William II. Brnckenhroush' arrangement
which is rnncntly calculated 10 promote the interest Of
that establishment and the If the Republican par
ly. Mr. B. is gentleman Of fine talents dccidrd poll
tics and great energy of character.
To The Ediiors-dnied " PHILADELPHIA, Nov %. ISIS
why did you make me say, in my last 'that
wharves aud loaded with horSrs and nmcS and
rail ronds and canals groanrd beneath III" burden If
transporting them - their dcstination Our good Gilt
znns would be- asonishei snc articles of commerce
in their sDrrS. No doubt have plenty Of asses. but
mules are unknown in these paris nd ihr trans.
porting of horses railroads and canals think for
tune have better business for the first than riding in
canal boats and the last, arc more rrrf,ab!y
usrd for carrying the bare, and baics Of which
than they would be- in carrying the horses and mules
YOU printed But enough Of this Mrhnks van would
rather ra something OF men and lhinsspoltical
and political lhings-that OUT friends and foes may know
what old prnnsYlvania is doing and what shr will do
.'s The Democracy Of this State will unitr; they will run
but Electoral Ticket The gr,nlrr part that
cd by the friends Of Gov. Wolf will be retained Some
names of doubtful virtue will be superseded b. "good
men and Ine, Of the R1uh!cnberg pary-and then all
will 20 we'll No doubt of this You hear and see somr
growing among the leaders of both parts Of the party
but they sound not unlike distant thunder, which grows
weaker and weaker the cloud that gave it out passes
into the distance. The cloud has passed, and all will
soon he calm and sunshine.
But what will the Oppnsilion dn' Since my last, you
will have heard Of the great C7ay meeting in city.
The poor Wings wandering mp and down the earth,
seeking whom they may devonr; and verify, they are 4
voratious SET They are unfortunate in having many
great men who want to he made President. and whom
they want make President They will never be sa-
tsi-d with candidate, though they well know they
dare have one, unless the AntlNas"ns say who
he INNS, he Yet, al distance, one might suppnsc,
the decision Of these same Wings of Philadelphia. hung
the destiny Of The Union when in fact thcy arc but the
.:sladnw of shadr"-aud they know it. You hear "i
Wing meetings, of Harrison meetings, Of Webster meet
ngs of Clay ncenss.1nd you see long committees
and strings Of rtsorss full of :sound aud fury signify
ing nothing And wha, does it all amount to just no.
thing 1t is all mocnshine!
If Won want to know, truly what thr Opposition in
PENNSYLVANIA is doin. and will do, you must lok 10 III"
Anti Nasnns in the country, and not In the Wings Of this
CITY, The latter all bubble. What, then. will the Anti
Mssons do; think they will not 60 for iarris"n-l
know they will not GO for Clay-hry may 60 f" Wrb-
stc II is great mistake to suppose Harrison Popn-
lar with the Opposition in this State. have seen
the Of any party who deemed him fit fur The Prrsi-
dency or who wanted ~ make him President. in prefer!
ence to all others They only for him aIlerna
tive supposed arn"Hs It's curious to obsrrv" how
the great Wing party have gotten up candidates.
cI,hrd them with imaginary pnpularty-p"urrd out T.,
them their oblations for brief sIace-an Then tnrnrd
to worship strange Gods. Adams, Clay, Lean leigh.
have passed away and White. and Webster and Harr'-
son. may soon have to follow them u make way Tor new
Soycrei:,ns of the asccndant-somc ''avallabie
candidates.
ain all this shifting and changing-ths hunting up
available candidates, there is than amusement TO
the Democratic parly-therr is positive gain Up pops
candidnc-hs friends hold meetings, pass resolutions,
become commned press his caiuis. look upon him as the
oniy fit aud available candidate, become wcaned from
rmcr idols and consider all the other WEg candidates
MS So many rivals Obstacles in The way Of their ta'o-
rtc--n short believe themselves and their candidate,
the only true WING party. What then? Why achange