Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

DuHVInt TtCpDftCT lon0 lciirr
GIN the EnqureD on the suffice, Of Abolition sighed r.
IS ersde"dy from the pen Of MIR Rivcs" is eertainy
not from ms pen. Guess again
The "Ke porter" slur upon the Drnoc RMS of
virginia., by charging them with bndly following like
pack any Editor, or any man The slur which he
casts upon The motives Of the Editor, in opposing Mr.
Leigh, is ua'corhy IF notice.
Tie N. Y. Star says, the letter of Mr. Van Buren,
against Abolition is addressed Mr. Forsytband will
either appear in Georgia, be transmitted TO the Rich
mond Enquirer, for Professionalism Yerrons.
CEN .H1RRISO.v-"THe acaia6ie Cmndsdate
10 ise' Gen Harrison nenbeI ofis u s. Senate
tAea ske,chsd the political Of The
aaa yss -, !. i ,a,ls gentleman aud myself dcr
!" sn a. 01 asf %hea Nc h,s, ok our
nvcr Ohio a. member Of the other Viz
and black %s =. 81 Jealous Hs .'S al a a"I
.on we differ fundamentally aud otaiiywe agree
a or DUa s DO not mean to L,
lives o. The same state who anode- other poc
less there i something fl.e philosophy schools. ia tho
TO which Gen. Harrison replied "'ss '"'' places
Aas was an he eoe one s of Mr.
os,s by nc II the session Of
unless he obtained ,lcn private As Was nroa
favorable the 'en a' sa
"'s'rat'oi. crRrsiSLr THEM Sc"
The embarrassment and alarm of the pieLald onno.
nen's OF the Administration have driven them every
rxpedent to divide and conquer the people, and put
down The supremacy Of the public will
AS n new experiment to dciach portions Of the De-
mocracy of the Union and throw the election IF lie
next President into the House of Representatives where
serve the purposes OF faction Gen Harrison has been
nominated in the Month"; the South and the West I'm
5 'i s'ase OF ,ne struggle, MIR Clay, as tariiite
ana ainaigamist, and thrice rejected candidate is pru
DENLY put ION the fence" Mr. Calhoun as n reckless
Nuilier and Disunonst, has been must continue to
DC, wholly out OF the question He only carry his
own STATE and that will vote he may dictate The
bubble OF Mi. Lcighs nomination. glitirrcd only mo-
ment in the whirlpool Of few partizan county meet
ot ION
excite even an interest in his State and ID is tbonyb
or rather hoped that Gen Harrison the true arai1hs
candiuaie There. That gentlemen is native of Vir-
gnia possessing here powerful and numerous connec
tion and host OF personal friends. lie DISTINGUISHED
himself IN the military service. having commanded
uuihg me late war, great numbers of The yeolanrv Of
rennsy lvania, Virginia Kentucky and the North West
crn States Among these troops and their family con-
hecuons, he acquired considerable popuarity which il
now sought TO be brought bear in DIVIDING the votes
of the people.
1t was expected that Judge White from his late SLATE
Right principles and support of the Administrator
would, indeed, be araHaGie in the South and il, Ten
nessee. But, most of the South and South Western
states have either repudnted him or shown the strongest
dispSasure at his ergivcrsation and his permitting HIM
sen o'be made the supple tool Of or 10 saw
,ne least heterogeneous politicians Until after the
virginia elections, he held up the only candidate
OF the Opposition. Although many of the Virginians
were deinded by this trick, the elections showed how
shallow II was. Since then, Mr. Webster is announc, a
us the candidate of the Northern Federas and will
serve as the foil in that quarter-Judae White stands
hanu,euned candidate and cannot withdraw from the
Illuminating defeat he is destined To meet Every indi-
cation shows that he only get the rote of South Cao
ma though he may make show ofstrength and contest
the prize IN of the other States in which il il ar
ranged that the Nullifcrs the Federalsts and Latin
dinarans every hue and color to rally under his
banner lie may get Tcnnessee-but that is doubtful
yet
Hitherto, Judge White has bcena strict Jefersonan
KePubican--the advocate of the Proclamation Force
Dl, and OF the Administration Is it not strange then
TO sec all these Nui6es and picbalds voting for him
alas THIS is only part Of the Inconsistency dishon-
corruption, and desperation of the Opposition
all md. To- I,o
which General Harrison is held up the great central
portion OF the Union The wireworkers had much bet
alter Harrison shall have rallied his personal and arw
friends IN Virginia and scwhere, to Withdraw him. and
put NJ Clay in his place There have been already
many horses put in training for the race and then
800 -
May not ask, in what one particular does Gen H.
a'fer from Mr. Clay, in politics principles? The on
~ difference is, that Mr. CLAY is ncompnraby superor
10 ms iend IL IN talents influence, and all those great
points mat make the successful Statesman The Gene
raj wi no doubt readily yield him. superiority in the
arts oil management and intrigue"so necessary The
accomplishment OF Statesman, according 10 the recev-
60 opinions IN Europe, and of those in this country who
think The people unqualified have any thing to do will,
government or think honest constitutional defeat
er VIII In getting into Office and aerwa ards, defyne
S"ucttons AS corollary fIom this superiority land
J. as readily concede its iruth) Gen II has more since
ry and consistency than his friend But these are oua-
ties OF no value the estimation of the boneses mart
oil Inc Alosaic Opposition. The Inconsistencies of the
wnole oil them are outrageous How often do We see
Pediency advocated day. and denounced ON nno-
Their, by the politician Personal politics will all
ways produce this result. To intelligent reader OK
emplhcation is superhuous
III General Harrison should not be withdrawn there
are some among US so lost 10 their former principles
anu so enDercd against the President and his prominent
irends as to vote for him Yes fine should be clung TO
as the drnudCe candiddte-the Cla yites-thc Calhoun
i'es-the Wclstcres-thc Tarifiites and Nuhers will
IN ViIgIna, all harnonously together for him
but IL Will not all do General Harrison has even less
chance in Virginia than Judge White His principles
in al.
AS the advocate of all Mr.. Cnys ultra opinions what
mas he to hope for in this State Some of our ambitious
ana aspiring politicians have been maddcned and dsap-
pointed by supposed neglect and have thrown their for
Iner principles well their feelings into hoicy0f
with those OF the odds and ends of every personal fac
non IN Tie Union These and few who either do nat
know, or do not care, what they do may vote for the
General Indeed, they will vote for any man that NAV
be called the nrdabe candidate. They are Transferred
IN soderiIke phalaDx from standard to another v
ihe WORD oil command from the Wing press But any
hhg oe more ridiculous nay slandcIous upon the
Potca honor and consistency Of the great Democratic
party OF virginia, than to pretend that minority of them
VIII vote Tor who favor Of internal improve
mens by Congress; Of the Tariff Of the Bank and of all
MI clay ultra doctrines? IL is true many were driven
from iheir iah by the panic and Bank pressure aud TO
gam eief and save the threatened ruin of the country
Voteu Tor public men who Immediately misrcpresented
her honest opinions, and defed their instructions The
deluson was Of short duration. IL was indeed a Ctr
nate hing, though Mr.. Rvcs was driven out of fbc Sc
nate by IT. and many Of the biel minded and usc
ini Republican public were prescribed "for
opinion sake IL was fortunate, because this revolu
uoh was brought about by odious that tie pco
pie viii be on their guard hereafter and will be 10th 10
trust such selfish and unprinciped politicians The in
decent and reckless manner in which the pebalds abred
e brief power shamefuy acquired hy them noi on1