Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27

North ia the strenuous and mistaken support of VIM
~. Nrawtord! Are we now to be told, that hr is unwor
my OF the support Of the S.uthrons? Fe upon you
| Mr. Mordrcai M. Noah!
On this very question, the "Rcgency Folks CO.
operating with us.--The Rome Telegraph of the Goth
says: 1--WE had The vanity to believe that Rome would not
dlSgraced Ivy the attendance of any of her citizens in
anal I"nVrntun; but in this have been mistaken
mere are some few who determined to go. whose
names TO the dlscrrdt Of village and to their great
sIuS'act" Will probably appear conSpicu"rsiy dis
ptaytd as the friends Of immediate rInanc patton We
r'Jnee however, that their number is small 1imrr
10 our Rh,wlrdgr, but two Of them vino have ever acted
VIII t', Republican party and one OF these. we have
.e' i"Fnrd, has brcnle convinced that he has got
"u c"ipany, and has expressed WISH to get out ut
II. ~ There are any brionging ranks who
aching with the Abuitiansls, hope they Will be
Republicans cannot honor thciu with their
nurhee and support. The Eastern Argus justly re-
O"EcS the N. \. Eve. Star and Richmond Wing for their
attempts 10 caluniatc MIR. V. Band says truly, that
. ieIlaps no expression CT mans views any sub
Jrcl could TIC DISTINCT CLEARLY Invested of all
n , and incapable Of misnt"rprrtatl"n, than Mr.
Van Burens letter to Judge Sch!ey Of Georgia. taken
IN coEnrIIon with the Albany Resolutions. which were
u''sg'd to form part of that communicative But the
Malicious criticisms of the Star and Wing affect to
nothing IN them Lut lame and hating drnuncatiUn Of
ue aDollionss, and Discrimination to put rtfrctua
sop Their nccndary efforts by resort To such
hs thr iunrc movements Of the fanatics may require
WIN SUCH prints 1t were useless to reason with any hope
leuSt Stlbance oil canQOr truIn
are bent on making The most for their narrow mind
I'd partisan interests out of the present abolition excite
nen careless OF the deep jury the vital welfare Of the
Union may receive in this conflict of healess parsns
at The South with few equally progate and desperate
mudmcn at the North The candid citizens of the South
whatever they may think of the Vice President po
l!llcan, must approve the readiness with which he has
responded to call for his views this exciting toplc
and the soundness Of his opinions both in relation to the
power of the federal respecting slavery and
as to the in which the fanatics should be dealt
with in the nan sla e-holding States"
81 81 .1hs abolition Ohio supported The Van Buren,
Now what SAYS the Wheeling Times "a genuine Whig)
in attempting ~ break the force of the Wing Defeat
"he Anti Masons Aboiions and -NDoretcs, healed by
c" ur,e msnncd Cleveland "Hhg assisting the
Wing party with denominations; that
the from that section will show the Reserve still true to her
SELF
shc New York Times loosely Declares that the awbea, in
Psnnlrana will rather strengthen Van follows ,u
the Regency look Tor New York We would under
write the Sa,e OF New York. for any remu il Penn wanna and
rcak, say This State gets spushs how und hcn-fouh
SignThr Camden (N J) Journal says: Harrison,
will doubtless be pronn candidate Presidency OPP
position 10 the baltimore nominee pledges HIMSELF If elected to
but one term Of tour years."-h "
This King of Israel is equal to Daniel himself, in
the interpreting Of SignsNow what d""s lie say 10 the
very significant Signs which have appeared in Ohio =
Gen. Harrisons friends are beaten, Horse Foot, and
.Dragoons in his own Stale What does this Sign por-
tend Mr. Noaho Can Gen II. hope to carry N. York,
Pennsylvania &c, &C., when he cannot carry his
own State? Will he be able to persuade the Wings,
that lie ought 10 be their vore candidate, when he has
So tile capital Of ibis to bring into the firm; win
even your lwnking Star shine upon him, when he is i'll
sach :! dim Eclipse" in his State? Can he become
the prominent candidate of the Wings in opposition to
the !: Little Magican The General says, IF ciecd"
he will bnt sing lie term. That little word If is
great D plonatist.
rumored that Poindexer be reelected to
the t taxes pucG Blair pledged 10 Lro" himself IN
Y the Potomac"
This is another of Noahs Sgns-Docs he sport such
paragraphs only to test The gulliby Of his readers: p
Can he believe lhenl HIMSELF Does he believe in the
possibility of Poindcx tes reelection The Jackson
Mssissppian of the 9th inst, upon the spot, and man
of crediby, us, that From all the information
we can gather concerning the prospects OF Mr. Walker
(ior Senator of the u s. they of the mos; laterng
character There remain now but little doubt OF his
election In the counties his popularity Is over
wicu,ing and in various parts Of the State from which
we continue receive accounts, he sccs to be the &C.
neral lavu,iie Misslsspplan adds, that The
election OF hlau, Edwards, also Claiborne is now
CERTAIN for Congressman Of Mr. Runnrs, the present
Governor that The accounts which we continue to
receive from the different sections oil The State are high
" favorable the Of the democratic candidate Tor
Governor. 1t is should belle is the candidate OF
the people,
Reader what will you think Of the Discretion or the
Truth Of The Hunier-up OF equivoca Signs What is
the word OF such Editor M. M. n, worth: AS
Swift says, not a Cherry Stone