Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-06
VOLUME AXXEH.--No. AZ.

after all Gen Harrison S chances In some Mt, -
,ehhnsyivnh,a IN the city of New York, in Ohio Ken
lucky ana Indiana, he has been nominated as a cand-
date Some few papers here and else where have in
seroed ms name on their banner But what does il all
amount TO! Inc vote OF all the Stu.es in which bis
name has been seriously spoken of could not elect him
Ean ne even get his own Siate It's well known JUDGE
i % anu ms friends look with favorable eye upon
ms Pfeensons, and consider his nomination as n WING
IN great degree interfcred unnecessarily with he
own IL Is well known that such were the dis
cfaahs opinions ON the subject The late Convention M
CofinDGs no nomination could be made and il Is gener
any believed that should the General ultimately he RIM
re Judge and his friends Of whom he has many in Ohio
m'gnt not very warmly embark in his cause and il ia
equally true that it would require an union of ali their
againsr Mr. Van Buren,. 1'' O''o
now rs IL IN Pennsylvania? A few ndivdnols ,s
compared TO the whole State, may have and no io,ht
49,; nI Ten, Harrison for the Presidency. The
"a dsons probably would be willing 10 run him ON
ter ucket provided he would denounce the ins,;,m,;o
~ aSonty and JOIN them in their crusade Bnt give
nm ai ue strength ciaimed, and Gen Harrison r5ust
DC icit In minority in Pennsylyania-no reasonahIa
man can doubt THIS. The "signs of the times there
snow mat no one he's the least chance aga;ns, Tho a
dIdates of the Democratic party and that Pannni
WI, as surely GO for Mr.. Van buren,, as New York
,,; u own STATE IN INDIANA, we know how il is Gen
HARRISON made US visit in the Spring: he was ,,oe,J
@ the kndest wishes and best feelings by ali 5art
ws me scene OF his former glory here he was
hohS ms old friends and his comna;os
IN arms; his neigbbors for ,nanv venrs .h I1 @
nun long and liked him much Bot was il am thin, moe
W. irenpy greeting, cordial, personal reception
oau not the same thing have occurred had Inc NOT ba
aoand'dasss Surely it would No man who knows anv
thug OF rls matter pIeends to ascribe tho conr,es;e
SHOWN 10 Gen harrison, to any thing like attachment
10 hmiasa politician, evidence of any n,rcnIsr o'
- Dc adopted by those who showed them in ,bs 5000;
49, c. u, ms favor he was known ayowed can
800 III "he iFcsdency; yet, in every public meetino
atevery dinner, in every toast the situation IN ;o ~
stooa, was not hnted at, and nothing which could have
seyeo tiie idea OF support, nothing which could have
been construed pledge was either written ~ 1919
oy an VINO most willingly rendered him the oonrtescs
r, ,, ~ rs iuie' therefore, from any indications
yer sown To put down Indiana favorable to his views
On The contrary, there is every reason (wboievo, %
DC ;e OPINION OF her citizens towards Gen Harrison in
uVioualy) 10 believe he will receive the vote &c
h's state Under this state of things why is Gen H,r
rison Il candidate? ny " eii' TAR
cannot believe he would willingly and ;n,ea,;on,,,
'i'''seii 10 suOSSEve the views of others IIa =
pleased with the idea Of even being smoker Of e. ~
al. once, no doubt by any respectable portion Of his III
,oW-eitZehs ana Zen Hurrison would an, sure be 40
iar as any individual from lending his name to tIe @
vi any toctonas far from WISHING the ,n,,,er s,,IS
NM y e proper tribunal the People, as any man
~ e not, In elect, aiding by his own act the views
oil inc dsconiented, and the selfish and ambitioms y
ou'u sacfice every thing dear as men and Reonh
who ralher than not succeed would convert the
whole iSepubhG INTO general battle field ,vbo,ai
u onH 0oct - to obtain power by any and nv over,
means: Us he not, say, by the course adon,ed 10y
', ~ iS~sr ana acting up to the recommendation
hnue OF making every electoral vote in the Onnoso
ni, ana that without shadow of success? If he had
due 10 play the part he has done dreetIv bv those
VINO only wish To use him for their own unboli,,vsd go
poses he could not have afforded the n, more
nc aoeS ny remaining in the field, to secure if pos
uiew Oh te Western votes, snd thereby enhance
,' chances OF Ultimately bringing the election INTO The
s N OF representatives With Mr. Webster In The
worm, with Judge White in the South and Cen Uarr;
son IN the West, it is believed this game NAV ago;n he
Played successfully and election by the People de-
But the managers in this matter will end ,ho,aaa,.
woglly disappointed. The country has been ,; ;
70 IT'S centre by such event No true patriot M
- 'iiu 10 ms country--no Individual WHICHEVER NAV
De MS personal preference who wishes IN sscno ~
ReF'hahfnce OF our Republican institutions yonid 60,
V pot any candidate, under the 'iororn hope that
=, Psipie ne might succeed in election by the
House OF Representatives Twice has The syns; ~
pech inate-Iet us beware of the third one Whatevrr
may oe tne result: whoever NAV succeed IL s better g.
the happiness and prosperity of the conntr ~, h ~.
eecuoh should result in the choice Of some onn H. III
electoral colleges, by the People Themselves tIa ~ 80
- Arrangement as provided for by the Constitii
uon' III case the People do not elect And would a.
pear 70 ihe good scnseto the patriotismto the low ~
me, TO the democracy of the land so to
, as " prevent II possible disastrous and dan
gerous result Your enemies are active and vig;an,.
Us canno conquer you singehanded- may do i
y u'vIdng YOU No principle either in morals or ool;
ucs Jusllhss the maxim of "choosing the less Of ,
evns, yet IT IS upon this avowcd principle your oppo
nenls are acting Men, who heetofore n, va baa III
est III denouncng the dangers Of ssNIililarv CLe;,,
~ ruling the Republic select one because thew bon
- % neais' 10 OBTAIN share of western votes For
"Ii purpose Not of success before the Peonl h,t 10
carry 1t possible, the election else where Lei he I'LL
scheme be irowned down; let your opponents see thai
ee same spirit which has hitherto sustained the csne
ucocIacy, WIN sun carry IL on to glorious and suo-
ecssiu termination; that all power in fact as we'll ne
'e0'y' IN our government, is lodged in the People
-. THE FACTIONS, NORTH AND SOUTH
LUG Nuilhcation leaders and organs seem determined
on '<ing noo OF the excitement lately produced at The
South by the.unwarrantable proceedings of fy 'o
fanatics at The North, and use il as a norty en, ~
tne desrucuon II possible, Of the great De1ocra,;c
Onion Tarty OF the nation. On the agitation ~ III.
question rests Their last hope Of successfully prosfrano
s great conservative party Of the Union Their
g ule Daseu upon exciting the prcjudiccs of the
south against the North, aud they seem deiermoeJ -
leave no stone unturncd-to spare no xert;ons h W
uesPcablt Tor ianning hatinto flame which tbo cd
" nope VIII destroy the unity of the Henubic,n 80,
ana ultimately blow the Union itself to atoms W.
ucb as we dePrccaic the mingling of this delicate ~
Jeci WIN tic party questions Of the dav fle ce.aa &c
they will thrust The question upon ne and 60 ~ q,
To Ourselves, 10 The we advocaf, 20 H. -
luuol ana the Union Of our beloved conntrv 4, sasi
ul-imttDer iornearance would be criminal ST.
"i ue wing organs, North and South hint in n round
about way that Mr Van Buren, l. onposcd - a. ~,
teresis Of the South touching her se 20 me IN
diners openly declare that the fact Of his GJin 49,
OF The Potomac should rally the SoDL ag,;ns, ~ ",
others again, less scrupuoUs charge hin, aa,l, -,
biusningy with being an Abolitionistt And an 49,;
PeoPe 81 NE SOUTH Tor tbe purpose alone of tror
you from the Northern portion Of The y,eot s.,
which you haze acted since The d9vs rb 1 Py WIN
son, Tor there is not shodow Of frntb or rea ~ 81,
ller dark lusis inucndos and assertous ,,,l , ~
slr an Bursn. The only enemies tho So,tL 49,,
Norlh are handful Of Wild religious fanatics a. -
crazy on TIE subject OF slavery aud instead Of fir r.
'ns PomcWd ana countcnanced By the peoule of tbst
section, iicr leaders are hunted from toWg, Ar So H.
WHO D'a's ieF meeting broken ~ ana their ,,oi
gamaon schools destroyed Aud a IL these ,,,;.ti
misguided fanatics and fuFitiVes that fl,c o..s:..
ihe Union at The South would make iostr,,,ncnt,l H.,
eSing down The great Republican Party and tfe sp
w oI ounaey tcafing up the deep Foundation of Tho
heed not ihe vain asd Idle clo,nor nos, ,.j
Ppliucal enemies against Mr. Van Bnr., ~, 49, ys