Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-08
Richrnond, va, Tuesday, Zee. 5.
MOVEMENTS on THE CHESS. B0.qRD.


The meeting of MIR. Clays friends in Philadelphia
(NIr. Watmough in the Char,) determined ON the u 81
nit to lay upon their oars, and in consequence to
the following resolution:
/" s1lsed, That we deem it inexpedent on the part
of this Committee to adopt any further measures i'm ra
ton 10 the Presidential question until vo ,sccr,; liz
decs on of the two Conventions about assemble nj
Harrisburg and in which the sentiments of larre mum,
Der OF the Anti-Na Buren, voters OF this State will be
expressed by delegates appointed for the purpose
The Delegates OF the Wing Convention met n, The
LIST nst deputcd nine persons, Mr. John Sergeant n,
their head, their Delegates to the Harrisburg Conven
ton, TO be held the Hth-and adopted the following
resolutions:
"Resolred, That Delegates to the HARRISBURG Con
yen,ion be instructed that which, upon
u and free conference with their brethren from other
parts Of the Commonwealth, may appear to them 10 he
best adapted TO the country from it's present doi
nation; to restore the principles of the Constitution 10
their original purity and to preserve Republican in.
stitulions unscathed.
Resoioed That it be left to their discretion to have no.
minated candidate for the Chief Executives Office fron,
among the many great who stand consoicuous in
the sight of the Nation defenders the Constitution
or ithat discretion shall dictate, unite in the for.
nation OF an Electoral Ticket, unpiedgcd and
ted, and TO assent to The call National Concention
lin une0mmitted Ticket GooD-A National Conver
uon bErrER.-Both propositions come with singular
grace from party which has denounced the aii,aor,
Buren,. ~
The Anti Masonic party pursuing game which
dehes all calculation. Their National Core spondno
Committee have given notice, of a Convention of tha,
party being held in the Spring. for the purpose of cons
Presidency and Vice Presidency The Massachusetts
Ant-MasVnic Committee have addressed Circular 10
the Anti Masonic State Committee of Pennsylvania
protesting against the anticipated nomination of Mr.
Webster by the Anti Masonic Convention of that State
which is to meet at Harrisburg the I4th-But Mr.
Webster has certainly several friends among the Anti.
hlasons OF Pennsylvania-The County Convention of
Lancaster for example, appointed eight delegates TO In.
Anti-Masonic Convention, all of whom with the excep
ton OF one, are said to be in his favor.
The friends of Webster and Harrison are sfrugglin,
Tor The ascendancy in the State. Gen Harrison has
written second letter 10 the Anti Aasons by wnv al
propation-w draws forth the sneers of Mr. Walsh
The latter adhercs to Mr. Webster with great tenac;tv
and says: -
morning contemporary expresses opinion that he e
oil MI Webster would General shoni
DC nominated we have good
realities" - ~ N" "S'''e
The N. Y. American again declares for Mr. Webster
as the most competent and worthy candidate in noni.
nation and afirms in reply 20 suggestion of the
WING, chat, as between Judge Whitc and Mr. Pan Bn
rem IN any possible case the Wings of the North would
in our Judgment either for Mr. Van Buren, or refuse
any participation whatever in the contest"
The great Webster Meeting TO have taken place
IN the City Of New York on Friday eyenino-NoaL
WIN his easy virtue, why the friends of
General Harrison Judge White should not attend The
Webster meeting this evening; the contrary as the
union OF the Wing party is the final object with all it is
Just and proper that they should attendthat the friends
OF MIR Webster should be frankly and cordially met on
this OCCASION" &c
-, The Wing camp appears indeed in utter confusion
lheir whole scheme yet, ga without a plan