Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22
8sichsnOnd, Tuesday, Dec. Ss.


Esichsnond, Tuesday, Dec. 2S.
H4RRIsBURG CONVENTIONS.
Gen. Harrison has been nominated by the Anti, Ma
sonic Conycntion-But the contest has been violent;
the AntMasons terribly split up among emse G,rs,o
NWhiq) draws the following beautiful picture: . IL
would be impossible for me to give you any correct oa
of It's delibcraons-wth this exception that nave nc
yer seen more bitterness in debae-morc personal re-
aec,ion-css regard oT the feelings of gcntemen-'nore
scope given to the qualification OF biting sarcasm, Than
was exhibited to-day, in the nll-Masonic NonVe9"n
The house was crowded to excess An improper dlSpo
son was manifested among the specators-h'ssng ana
clappng alternately, for the purpose of Disturbance
The Chairman however at last succeeded in keeping
them quet."-rhe following article, from the last Ma
tona nclligcnccs, shows us the points on w'ch thy
have separated
"From Harrisburg we learn that the A MT masonic Con
ven,ion assembled Monday, and was organized ny
the appointment of President (larmsr Dcnry) and
other officers. On "Wednesday, alter very ahhl'''u
discussion the question Of referring The NOMINATION 81
candidates for President and fic"pTrs'drnt ot INC u
States National Conec@tion, To he held at some anrc
day the motion that effect lost ~ vote nt - 10
&C. Upon this Protest read, signed by some
II 10 IS Of the Members, against The right, under the
call to 90 into Nomination. and the sigers 81 l ifo'
test Immediately retired from the ConTcntIan IL was
supposed that their number would be acrcase 70 ~ or
no. and that possibly they would proceed TO aPlo'n.
Drlepales 10 Il National Convention. IhaSe WHO OPP
posed the reference of the subject to National ION
ven,on. ndes'oGd 10 IA" lf'1nd!y To- s'@ I a,
of Gen. Harrison, and viii prooaply present hin aS
candidate for the Presidency.
at appears from all the accounts which wr have seem
that the seceders this occasion constitute The bone
and sncw of the An.i-masonc party IN Pennsylvania,
(the rresdcn, of the Convention ard 1nApoErs STE
VEINS being among them) These gentlemen: we pre-
sume preferred National Convention, tor The purpose
sTh | II~o dc.,,s. :, nrobabl. uso That 5. oh
Con,cnor would bayc presented the name Of differ
cnt csnL;J, 70 tLc corr,rv-a prppos,or in which The
n..nms !, other states a. we'll As PENNSYLVANIA
mgL, be- l;kclv To concur II is certainly subject Of
,l ia.,o,, di,.sinn should
c,ss n Which nn;on and conccr, are 50 necessary
.:Eesidcslhe Anti Masonic Convention, there ano.
Che. ('nrcIinn ost .liur al HARRISBURG for the pnr-
I 30 ;nntin CON fiarrisuu for The Presidency
ti +, ~ c.aJ in t, iIsJ,ra psners the Democratic
pao,,'i;," cnnrent;on W.. have vet no account of
80, ia,';,~.
..rvn ~ ri, o,n the ,ccou,t O. these Conventions
=. t1;I Wy, W. hI;cvn ,ha, r,;rd f\yir or Re-
ti;N - n, i; ~ n,ort IN ,,i CITY some finn.
r"',U"'I ~ ~ >"''''' - ~ '
'e1l month M n,o,,;,,o,,oor o,oro, 10 mistaken II
~ e. Wv 81 , 'I - Isr,,sl' i,pno;nIeJ nj tho
80 IVA r. ,y,raL! IT II.rrshurg
u ia IS uar-n ~ Wch.irr T6n
va. O.t".' ,.e ''~r. N,;i I,~o,,;,r Altar tho
i,.sl were Ia i"sG, W. , i f:mrcnnn te
I'ai ~ nn, c.n;d,,c far ,hc prrsi
G.nn l'"'''o'0 ~
o'"U' r a. pLrJ,h; Jnuv;r,r- Jr;;ol
:: Txr r .r' ,',r Fmirnu D,rrS
:. H,rr;.h,rg U,c, y 1s33.
.rbo ,r,;N,so,;c co,rsn,;nn vas in session fro,,
a,i ,Li ,"rn,1 'n,;I o,cp n Gem WILL
LIAM II. HARRISON vas nominated for the Pres'-
drncy-and FEsScIs GRANGER Tor the Wee Presidency
The vote stood:--
FOR PRESIDENT oo
VIM: n; harrison: 80. Observation-Disclosures. e.
Dahici hcosieS: '...'.'.. .'.''''.'''' &.
fraIcls HEan.rT 49,. :''.'..u
nlf. ncst OF fnadeinha! osc''neu young 1T III uP
On the rIcsochI,a h"mha''on; MI. lsiI,r ',u W.
zones OF I've ''Iaoepn,. Tson poteu 40 a.
Granger On tie hoii'Hat!ch iol ice lF'S'Ge'', ''e
F"ie S'ooh 20,
| fTancis IEahgeT' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ioe
| W. +. sag, ''''''''''''''''
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Mr. Gcsl Then offered frsoInt'on ealing upon zen
inT r On l" P"'asp n: - ,L ti 49, L.. =. 80
" l'c tes'N.? " , 0 , ,i A.; E
nee nee anu uiIoIii''S no s"f1o.t u ' r.i "
80; 10y ' "''-a.o H. 80, ~ uT s AZ Mia
- rt J ~ -, -, a. era, ,L., ,hn a ~ ,n,snns
n hs roosircJ s,i;c;nn. cridncs of
tLn An,i,snnrv rs re-, Harrison rarnmrcnd IN him
H. liz ', ~ III; Lt,rr ,h,rLon, tho Stat Tl,r
.'nJpn,, nrsv,iIcJSnnlv ibrrr nnvs him. recorded
! -, !, f '
~ -aso,,;o, ,-,s ,bo r.,x,,.ors,v ,dont.d n,edc
80: a., -, y. > -, L,I,I ,.i y, nnn, =,
! ~ T " ~ I1;s .. ,L D;I ~ ~ ,d
! 49,; I I... ., IT, W. 3D. A. EII,,or,l
iI,;a SL'C Iii IT, r- ~ ~ ,,; ~ ii arn+o,
TLo w nononr,, Rnnrlcan Corvor,;o, mo, this
,ornG =, ,cn nIncl and ,rrr = session If ,bout half
m hnm ,,;nrrncd in moo, ao,;n At : oclock his evc
! wa 0i ~ S,;. III -; I'll h,I,;j,v ,d,or-r
! s 49, $3.50 S..', n'o,i. =, I'LL. ~" ),
From the nSy'ranian-RcPH1itcan)
"HARRiSEuRG, Dec. H.
/" The Anti-Masonic Convention met again to-day and
went into nomination for President and lice President
Of the United States which resulted as follows :-"il.
liam II. Harrison q! votes; Da;siel Webster ~ votes;
Francis Granger } votes ior rresidsnt-and tor wee
PRESIDENT Francis Granger had l2 the scattering Votes
being divided between Mr. Shade OF Vermont and Mr..
! nj Tenn