Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-20
TIE oraJI3BJE caSDJDATE

Mr. Pulson oithc Philadelphia Advertiser, raises the
flag of William II. Harrison, as ':ihc Candidate OF the
Peoplc upon tho strength Of the PcnnSy Erection
We honor (says that Worthy the claims of Daniel
Webster-wc respect those Of Judge White takes
Harrison for his uan-as being the most likely TO de:
feat the Magician Some of the WING Kentucky and
Ohio papcrs insist upon that the popularity of this new
military entertain is rapidly increasing in the West
and South. West-South- c$t What, then, says Judge
White. Is he to be dished by the Wings: Likely
enough. The whiIligg Wing has only to throw ITS
third or fourth somerset fall into the Harrison ranks
But suppose the General cannot carry his own Stale
with hin,--wat will the Wings then say Will they, to
reconcile all differences, withdraw all their horses and
unite upon Mr. Clay: Any thing, the wing will say:
any body-any pal-eiticr an election BY the feope or
the House-so that may carry my point.
The Philadelphia Gazette (liie cunning Little lsaacD
oes for an unDicdgcd eicctorat ticket in Pennsy
against Van Buren, II is highly probable that other
Wings in other States Will pursue the same 'oe0"''''
tai poiicy'
from repeated conversations with Cen Harrison, that
if elected "no circumstances Whatever "ou'a INDUCE
him to serve for longer period than single term
II elected! aye there's the rub He Will t6ea stand IN no
mans way-w not this propitiate the other asprants:
Even MIR. Calhoun, or Clay himself:
The Lynchburg Firginiun cxclaIms, " 1t is high Tune
that the Whirs of Virginia beg inning to organise
in reference 10 the next Presidency and we arc glad,
therefore, that the people OF the county OF Ono nave
made movement upon the SUBJECT lhc Ohio meet
ing goes for Gen Harrison
i'S5c National Gazette Of Philadelphia, the National
Intallccncer the ~ York Courier, &c. adhere to Mr.
Webster-In the late Wing meeting OF boston, MS
friends cling to him, while they denounce Van buren,
Mr. Blake Of Boston said, His only purpose in rising
AZ all upuI the present occasion was TO express III SIN,
ule word the great qualification which he, tor onc haa
Experienced, al the reading of the Resolves IN per-
c.;vino thut the Committee had deemed 1t proper 10
anvil themselves of the OCCASION to rc-afhrm by one
Of those Resolves, the nomination which was adopted
AZ former Convention, Of our favorte candidate 'or
the Chief Masistracy of the nation This renewed ex
preston of confidence in that most as
;nonshcJ iudi vidual OF determination 10 staha
him and support him The last, was, in his Mr. b. 8
onnion at This nIc peculiarly seasonabe and proper.
uJbe Massachusetts nomination TO the Presidency II
had not been formally and publicly approved and adopt
cd bv INV other of the Statcs had nevertheless, lis he
thonh. been virtually though ,acity sanctioned ny them
all We had heard sir, from no quarter-no, not even
from bis bitlcrest political opponents, woIu IN dspa
ragencnt of his high, his pe.cminen quatcatohs anu
prctcnsions, On the contrary, thcse had ocen cfey
wbcrc he might say universally admitted; ana Tie only
question had lecn whether there were not one 81 Two
other individuals of same political ou '''s
" nerio. and subordinate, every DINER VINO, on ao
coun of their accidental popularity, might be adoPtco as
andidate with better prospect Of eventual success
Mr. Robinson of Lowell declared that " Tie ota'e Pue
of Massachusetts and her regard tor hcr own cat"e
for consistency, although she may be deserted on
side permit her to give her ald IN eeTa''"e
Martin Van Buren, to the Presidency.
Meeting of the AntiMasons Of Boston have also oe
clared for Mr.. Webster. M
But the friends of Mr. Van buren, arc not iule AZ AZ
the Wcst.-They are organizing State Conventions IN
illinois. Indiana, and Alabama. Among the other
SIGNS Of the Times, We in the last Mobile Regste
the following Card from the member elect to ''e next
A'a a' N "CLA,BoRNE, 30lh Sept, 1885
"Dsar S-By letter recently received from if ri
in Mobile, am informed that it has Zee" rcpoi~a III
that permitted to be Gou0o v psS of af'
the late general election whether was ,o Pcsdcney of
the u s. This report is pretty much Of piece with The
nuiing me during the Indeed haYe .h osId
so much the subject of misrepresentation la nh;c
respect not i'll had not especial desire not to De nus
understood in relation this subject therefore oes
leave to state that rue that any doubt OF uhcei
tainty existed with respect to my views IN reiauon
70 the Presidential election; bit that slated clearly
and explicitly, at the only two precincts, had an