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

North, in The strenuous and mistaken support Of wm
II Clawiord' Are to be told, that he is unwor-
ny of the support Of the Southronss Fe upon YOU
Mr.. Modecai Nj. Noah
On this very question. the "Rcgency Folks" are CO.
operating with us--The Rome Telegraph of the Goth
says "Wc had the vanity to believe that Rome would not
be diSgraced by the attendance OF of her citizens i'm
That Convention; but in this have been mistaken.
there are some few who are determined to 30, who's Sc
names, to the dscrd of village aud to their great
s1i"sacuen, WIZ probably appear conspicuousy dis
played ms the friends OF immediate ipaiion We
r'Joce, however, that their number is small There are
to nur knowledge but two of them whoavc ever acted
with the Republican party, and of these, we have
been informed, Las become convinced that lac has got
ntO bad cOmpany and has expressed w,s Ia get out eff
acting with the Ablliti"nists we hope they will be-
ma'ked-Kepuboans cannot honor them with their con-
iucnce aud support. The Eastern Argus Justly re-
Dukes the n Eve. Star. aud Richmond Wing for their
attempts 10 calunnia,e Mr. V. Band says truly that
Perhaps no expression Of a mans views on any sub
eet could be more distinct, clearly dive s,d of all
doubt and incapable Of inisintc rpr.tainn than MIR
Van Bnrens letter TO Judge Schley OF Georgia take
III come xion with the Albany Resolutions which were
drsigned TO form part of that communications But the
malicious criticisms of tine Star and Whp affect TO see
nothing in them but lame and hating Pronunciation of
tie aboltoniss, and Discrimination put an eiirctuul
sop L. their incendiary efforts by
rs The future movements of the fanatics may require
With such prints II useless reason with any hope
oi exiorung The least sembauce of candor truth They
are bent Oh making the most for their narrow mind
ed PARTISAN interests out of the present abolition excite
lent careless oil the deep injury the vital welfare of the
Onon may receive IN this conflict of hearess partisans
at the South with few equally prohigae and desperate
madmcn at the North The candid citizens of The South
Whatever they may think Of the Wee President as DO
htican must approve the readiness with which he has
responded to call for his views this exciting topic
ana The soundness OF his opinions both in relation the
power OF the federal government respecting slavery and
us to the manner in which the fanatics should be dealt
with in the non -slave-holdng States"
"a Sgf-l he abolition in Ohio supported Buren,
Now what says the Wheeling Times "a genuine whipl
IN attempting 10 break the force of the Wing Defeat
ono Rice erhe @isaened Cleveland DA assisting
Gown the % on tho nssS1ss by Snaeayoriag TO load
the retnas from that section will show sill
The New York Times ocoey declares that the awleat in
the Regency LOOK would not unde
U .0 OH '"l 81 so N% "oa Ss Tor any % and
leak rs We say This state ,.ea N1ah
ssSIhs o G1%iSn g. j. Journal Gen Harrison who
ssrs but sa the e1 oS %ose pledges h' ii elected to
This King OF israel is equal 10 Daniel himself in
the interpreting of SignsNOw, what does he say to the
very significant Signs which have appeared in Ohio p
Cen Harrisons friends beaten, Horse, Foot and
Dragons, in his State What does this Sign por.
tend MI Noah' Can Gen. IL hope to carry n. York
fennsy vania, &c. &c, when he even carry his
own State VIII he be able to persuade the Wings
that he ought to be their avorite candidate when has
so tile capital of This to bring into the firm Will
even your twinklng Star shine upon him. when he is in
such " dim Eclipse in his STATE? Gun he become
the prominent candidate OF the Wings in opposition
he will serve but single term. That little word If il
great Diplomaiist.
'sisiPpt is runoIod that may be ro-oected 10
the Senate If that takes place, Blair pledged himself in
| the Potomac" "
This is another of Noahs Signs-Does he sport such
paragraphs only test the gullibty of his readers =
Can lac believe them, himself? Does lie believe in the
possibility OF Poindexcrs reelection THE Jack son
" MsslssPpian OF the 9Th inst upon the spot man
Of cTedibdy assures u.s. that From all the information
we can gather concerning the prospects of Mr. Walker
(or Senator OF The u - they of the atterine
character There remain now but little doubt of n Is
election In the new counties his popularity is over
wheming, and IN various parts of the State from which
we continue 10 receive accounts, lie be the g..
neral favorlte -(The Mississppnn adds that The
election OF Major Edwards, also Claborne's is now
certain, Tor ConSress-and of Mr. Runnes, the present
Governor) that The accounts which we continue 1,
receive from the different sections of the State are high
~ favorable to the of the democratic candidate Ton
Governor 1t IS as it should Belle is the candidate U
| the people"
Reader what will you think of the Discretion or tho
Truth OF the llunter-uP of equivocal Signs ?-What is
! the word OF such Editor NJ NJ N, worth? Al
Swift says, not Cherry Stone"