Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03

ell his friends have been active against the Aboltonists
he Is himself strongly opposed 10 them would be the
last rian t, abandon him under such circumstances if
had been previously friend to his election
Carlson whom MIR Otis formerly culogsed for his mo.
raj courage-and declared that he would perish Martyr
IN The abolition cause, has qua!lrd beneath the crowd AT
acted as the mercst wretch record fell
on Ills Eners and begged for mercy The papers
osuSSing The question &C his Sanity. Corresp ndrnt
" 't o"i'inre Patriot states. thai when an upprrn.
t,e""nyr"i lr cit"n displayed symptoms the
"''o's' ',iT''t}' |ich would Snnnlinrs hold FOR
days Together The fact j. tn, wL,L. 81 nj oh,I,np
isis. from Tappnn 10 May are c,ud,t.. FIR be, 49,
the II n'tcnlarr HEY are either .nad..eu or KNIVES
Il GE.LiD D.INK.
The New YORK. Gazette Gals on the Levi. ,,,urs .,
New York IN Oh rter grand Lark 10 supnly ,t
be occasioued by the winding w of The R,mt
Of the L. S.-wh tie privilege OF establishing hrancrs
in other States with their consent. The scheme will
fail. similar scheme was attempted winding ND
the old Bank; and il failed. A bank protected for
about 10 millions ii dollars in New Y"rk-.,ul MIR. Van
Buren, opposed It's appears from his letter, published
in Harch lastly Mr.. Butler. MIR '. Is. Will ugaia oppose
this nrwtangIed proposition. 1t will agln taand the
politicians need not put themselves I" the trouble I'll
rusIng the jealousy Of the Rrpu! Leans al the other
States. The Alexandra Gazette indeed That This
(p!opnsun) has ut aroused the Jealousy Of the
PrmmSy lvanans. who regard The movement tie
mencrnent Of tile iuiimcnt Of that prophecy which
prrdc' ed that the Bank in Chrsnn street Philadelphia
10 be ru down to build up Bank in Wall street
New York. Mans rerrDns, the Richmond Enquirer
says. -Hc shut see it once to nHng ht-along
with all the hp"S winch The acUus ,l!ticlas are build.
ing up on this airy foundation.
A hint Is also tl!r0wn out, that r Bank Of the T. S
will attempt 10 obtain charter from The Legislature Of
Pennsylvania. Eravrn knows what The present Riinc,
majority may eftc, in that bod bat the Republicans
oFPcnnsy.anla would certainly set l!''r !accs against II
Tie .lr"ii0L!c tunddn.e.
The Wings contur be split I'D u1 and irar.
nenE by var"ns scheinrs and canddics.-ln Prnnsyl-
vana. these parties show their different cnlDrs The
National Gazette, the Pt,sburg Advocate, &c. cling to
MIR. Webster The Phiiadr phlu ADVERTISER inquirer
L. 5. GaZcttr. &c &c, incline To Gem Harrison -
Must Of the Anti Masonic papers showing their hands
Tor the Grurral-A genera! o'rn meeting Of the ct
of the city and county Of Philadelphia favorable
the circtinn Of William n Harrison, Of Ohio, 10 the
Presidency Of the United Slatcs has been called for
"Alonday ailcrnoon November !hh lS}j. at 3 o'clock.
for the purpose Of al Ipting such may be-
drrnied best calculated to pro'notc that "t"ct"
The ''liarrlsrn Republican Committee Of n. York,
have proposed Convention - nominate IN at Albany
the lst "Wednesday in February But the y. York
American is out against lim-and thus DECLARES itsrif
" The very luslrr uf Mr. Webster: talents and srrE-
was deemed by some, obstacle 10 his Success and
iddIng Icn: and midIling talents, it argued wnud
be more acceptable t., because level with the
prnrlr Hence. in pant, the nomination of Hn.i l.
Hhtc: hut that l dead from The "nse, here and in all
the Atlantic States The of Hm. H. Hurrisoa has
recently been urged public attention. and efforts
little ou ic in the hnrrG style he quite brcolin
in those VIII" have loudly protested against that STYLE
he pant of Tie Jackson !irn-have been s.rrnu"uSy
made, 10 IMPRESS upon public opinion i. spontaneous
popularity Of G'n. !nrI isOnWr have from the begin
ming been srptca on tie suhirct: and when called upon
TO surrender preference Tor AIR Webster in behalf
Of Gtn. Harrison, Lccause Of the ready acceptance
which the latter found among the people, have asked IL.
the evidence OF this alleged ar have nut it.
On the Contrary i'll the com znn 81 tie
tiuu Uhio-ciaurd beyond all psradvrnturr for him
We imd that TIE lGA BHrrM tickets have gained !argr
ly lie clrcilon ndmit: seems :" have passed with
I'D
lack Ct tIrss, prove Indifference respecting the noina
ton ot Gen Harrison. In these. and ether Indications
We find the strongest motives Tor ADHERENCE by the
Wings, 10 the candidate OF their preference and their
P!de, Daniel Webster. The plea Of "aSprdiency eYen
10 which lie 10 be surrendered is found wanting, aal
il it is not nrIprdj"nt, 10 give ha: whole and hcsny
suppurllt surrl not unwlsr and cannu: be- unaTa
ing. We kn"" thai there thousands in this CITY, who
share these sentiments a;d hu would rrIce III some
fitting public opportunity, Of giving eawc*s:"n and ua
" 10 their wishes and efforts ] lie tine TOR such ex-
pre- sson is cemc, and may ASSUME: We think,
without much RISK Il" drcerIng being deceived, that
pretty decisive viii 1T made in this
city, By the friends CT Daniel Webster and The Conslilu
ti.u.'
The Boston Atlas also adercs nanfny to Mr.. Webster
The Boston Courier lases l! Wings Tor taking ~ Cen
Harrison, prrf TO tic Fathers oi the Church,
lie asks the Lexington Observer, wIly cannot one {"
these distinguished individuals be- chosen: We will
answer for IL: Simply because the Rlchinond Wing,
the New York Star, the Cincinnati Gazette, ard hume
Other papcrs IN the Opposition. besides tic LcSng
ton Observer. aSt: though hdst have for monl!,s
been doing all that lay in their power, t. drive these
from the cDurscrralimg and retrtatn5 the heiie chat
neither oi them could bc c!rsn. tall a. last III. people
lave actually hccnc discouraged. and b:gn To- think
these Gccritiu! organs would make t!rm brGcre-tha
be elected 10 the Presidency but man o
abilities, who yspaiary 10 bonn
Easc nicknamrlre Farmer I'll N"rth Evrd, Tie Hrlc
ot liPprcauor the Commander OF the That killed
Trc:lseh II Is nwng /" tie papers We have u"nIl;-
ed and others which, have adopted the d!siono.
hat la,
Webster Cannot lie clrc;t 4.
Now, when Mr.. CIays friends in the Yves. lave
chosen TO desert him, justiyng their Grtrc:i"E III The
miserable plea. THAT CA&:0r EE ELEGTID and attach
themselves who, have SAID a51ve has no
better qualifications than forty thousand "iIrrs, wc DO
intend Ia be- driven. by cuax:ng "u!yng, INTO Tie
support that Kentucky rraUI net place her DIS
tinguc; in nomination. = portion ui the Jack.
party put up eradicate one o the l'st obsrql
ut JacHson latterrrs ana advocates. and portion
OF tic Opposition snap at Me domination, as II 1t were TO
redeem the Country In the a1 all t:inc, Massachusetts
noIinacs i!rr iavurr candidate. Why should we not
support hin:: Tie Lexington Observer admits that ms
qualifications talents and princips unexccp.
tonabe, and UNSURPASSED. Wig the" docs The Observer
endravur 10 draw oil his friends to the support o can
Gldatr whom prrtrnds 10 rsnar above TIE COM
level at his fellow citizens and VIII" can b" support
ed other ground of preference thar that 1" anita.
ry srrvcrle last argument tbat s'ud ever DC us2d
in favor uf q republican Chief Magistrate.
This Is enough But alter AZ. tie plan seems
TO be- TO scatter among raj candidats: aud send the
Election to the House. TIL. a. Y. Star says, that MIR.
Webster is not an available candidate lor the Wing
parry We shall find every day, that public opinion IN
iir No:'h will mare AMI take tins d!cc'i n. Tie
drmotru!ir Mig pnTfy ,rW eoi The .Foh and Hest 0nG
East fer HnrriSon--in al the South: far Hhhe
In word. tlr L. STATES has or!nnt
pi"bad Il Coalition, these Wings. They Know not
what to DIlow-wha; avnab!s candidate to take
ur--whrl 70 for caud;da,r, or Cor several The
whrlgig Edtcr this cily is willing to Z" :"' any body
except lie Magician. Nothing comes alss r. bis Ncl-
forever changing. "rvrry thing by starts and nothing
then I.ciuh-hcn Whie-and seems disposed TO
rally under tIarrison bnt the Ohio defeat has shaken
hi,n-anL ne does nGt know what 10 DC.