Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-16

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viii dow ina new channel. What, then, are our homes
nom the election of Judge White They are as The sp
ders Web .. ''7-' ~ 49, ~ f
ne Nu'i'fer comes next to Gen. Harrison whom he
| eulogses IN the following strain
Turn lastly TO General Harrison, and let us INQUIRE
what are our prospects in the of his election lie
strong State Rights man, having adopted his princ
amidst Northern opposition where his popularity so
TAR as depended on his political principles would have
progressed more rapidly, By, at least great deprcc of
moderation on this subject Such WERE his urinc;,l.s
before he entered the arena Presidential candidate
and such they continue, without the lrnst sb,bn. ~
change. s,ric, interpreter 1.-THE Con,I;,u,;. nv
tuae q" construction will be Civ N to the
OF protective Tariffs. No Approximation Bills VIII receive
ms SANCTION but such shall be universally approved Of
ny The States, conducting 10 the general welfare
we KNOW, however, that General Harrison il not with
ous exception. We could find some in the Southern
States whom would prefer. Blu, we ar. satisfied that
lie Is the best and most trustworthy of all the present
candidates, and as such We would recommend him 10
the suffrage OF the people"
The n. T. Star aud The Albany Advertiser, 60 also
epennouthed for the "hlillary Chieain and the Bal
tn"re Chronicle is turning from White to Harrison
HcGr him!
Gen HARHrsosThs soldier and Iii usuishc
nan Is making " progress The affections Of the people OF ts
position Mr.. Van Buren, lie xccpirnnblr every
ssc' that VIC slUuId be supri.od ii the whole strength OF
Opposition DC u1tcd upon him. IN the West he will
down all competitors he already powerful
interest IN AuI land the r,c can be east for h" will,
We rcrc that he esrinyto p;uvr the ralyns P"n,
desire 10 presnre the Constitution aud laws u
hsing as rop,ous his friends might have expected
Was not the other day. that Cincinnati Correspon.
dent Of the Baltimore Patriot positively declared that
Juo sc Mclean having declined being Candidate, all
his friends in the West will unite on Cen Harrison
The Wings in a body together with largc portion of
the Original jackson Party, also supper. The Furmcr IF
.forM Bcnd"
But the Cincinnati Gazette which has taken M Har
IiSo TOR It's candidate speaks in the following terms in
It's papers Of the 9th aud 18Th. inst:
ChocF TINS head we, recently published cores.
pondence between Judge Mclean aud Moses IL. Kirby
with remarks upon Judge McLcan's letter from, the
Ohio State Jourpa, Wc.s.s,rd then that the cores
pondcncc awAwardly n,rod ucrd and apparrny III
timed. The truth ISL could rcpress The suspicion
that the movement was 1aiended to operate upon our
State election this Octooer that It's object was t., deploy
tile Judges ads in favor oil the Van Buren, pr1t;.
But under all The circumstances the suspicion wed
nuc! Of political bas.nr-s tho part Of the JUDD e
ana his cad un-s that rehuked myself for entertain.
ing ILL., aud yielded to better hopes. Speculation is uo,r
at ~ cnG The Western Star Of Octnbcr = contains an
article subscribed with the following names: oha Sknc-
ian" Geo. kes'iny, Him: n. Robinson, Conrnl Sniacr,
Jae< Frazer J'hn ifat"arny Jesse Huthnsor Pn;rth
Hcoy Il is dated sept ~ and reviews the !rs:d:a,.:
canvass OF the last tw"nr three years. in style that b.
longs t" no man whose is attached il. Il as<as
Gen Harrison with viru!emcc in which personal aud
political rivalry arc manifest in every line"
-iyain - In yesterdays Gazette strong terms Of re.
pErirnsion were uSvd respecting the recent movements
OF Judge Mclean and some Of his supporters for the Pre-
sdeucY. little rrIospcclion is necessary full, T., cc
urehend this NATTER, &c, &c.
. From Deccnlhrr lS:'i to December, 1851 no pub
lie move made in support Of Judge Mclran BIZ any
party scan,ly by any nla Himself and his arowrd sup.
por:ers had been put t the ban, by WuStriuus trf
HaytStTnc, and al his tIur and faithful followers In
tins prediCamcni, court made 10 the OnaoS;ion
everywhere. but in OA!o, i'll particular. a nomination
from thcIn which, in DeccmUcr 1888, was deprecated
as OF whitening tendency, earnestly solicited in
December, 1881. The GOODNESS with which the n-e.
rIouS nninaous had been received by the Judge no.
ucai coaduiors: rendered IT very questionable pocy
i"r the DEPOSITION To nominate him. His unrcillng en-
nifty to MIR. Clay was objected. as was Tx. prevalent
suspicion, tina, he acted with good ih in political
matters: unless when he supposed It his do
The od.un which he had incurred with the hdninsira
Gum-thr facility with which he had been deserted hv
many o! his own political friends who first broke ground
for ,. were also urged, proofs h,t he enjoyed no
substantial. drrp-ro"ed popularity. These objections
WIRE combated and overcome, and the - day Of
-, ie3-. il rccomnrn dafnm subscribed by Il
majority vi Tie Ohio Legislature, comprising with two
cxcrp,I"ns the whole Opposition, hgs Stale Riul.s
men, Clay men, or whatever cognonlcn they might icar
This recommendation followed out those OF October ana
December. lc} IN their entire spirit excerpt that the
object aYrwrd tdIb the dcttat Of tho Office
holders candidate, who; then we'll known would
be MIR. Y an Buren,. ...",si! .~ ,....
6: This Recommendation met n, better reception than
its predecessors NcvcFdd peliticaI effort fall
hopeless liierSs the earth Those who made il
felt the failure recUif Al the meeting OF the Fcdc-
raj Court AT Columbus, III July; 49, after exchange Of
information, and consultation and conference il de-
u
mnRtiun Of judgc Mclean. Strong elFurls wr-c made
induce resolution pcrscrere in his support but in
vain. Then followed essays in the State journal, vchr
ment in his supp IT. AMI making strong representations
favorable " ms prospects. Then toU@cd, too an al
dress from his Lebanon Committee, urgent upon the
topics. These all bore the impress Of III"
mind brratlcd similarity Of spirit, and embodied
in identity of style. But effect Produced IL
had been determined that the hero Of North Bend should
have al neutrality-suspicious. were taken According
IT,; and, as thu Lebanon Committee truly say GENE
RAJ ilARRiSONS POPULARITY BURST uH TIE couX-
LIKE CLAP OF THUNDER is A CLEAR DAY.
And the recent movements OF Judge Mclean and few
Of his friends the consequence He asprcd TO the
Hcs,.ency-A first etturt made TO proceed under
;s auspices Of original Jackson nrn /, proved sig
nal failure second effort made throug IN the
dium Of the opposition the subject lIcleSs, that
the galvanic battery ofegslatve recommendation could
not npart to IL the sghlc muscular moon.-ln re-
verge for this Judge Mrlean throws himself, and such
influence lie carry just The eve OF orr election.
into the scale Of those ho nave openly discarded anu re-
probated him. thus veri ing and jus,iynsi the worst
Things his enemies have alleged against him. II
rctr,lrs be how many will follow III lead ter
mina,ug in such double ap"stacy The subject is net
yet disposed Of
Does Mr.. Hammond here encourage any hope of tn,
fieRds Of !ndgc Mclean g"ing over To Gen. Harrison:
Far from it-On the contrary, ic charges the Judge
himself with geing to Mr.. Van Buren,.
Another passage III The Patriot letter, is thus noticed
in tho Cincinnati Republican Of the 9Th inst:
1.-The abovrlcicr purports to have been written in Gin,
CiDnatl. II Is raise, 1To btTinnn9 10 cno IL uots "t
contain word of truth. Nubody here, believes what
is there asserted th friends Of Gen. Harrison,
themselves The write. says The rs"rlc in this
ton of country: appear 10 I've IN favor Of Cen II rIson'
for the Presidency, and Benjamin Watkins Leigh for
the Vice Presidency" 1t is true that Gen Harrison,
hos been talked ct by few Wings in srnrch of an avail
able candidate for the Presidency. The p1nic party
have taken him mp, wtt.te view OF influencing our b.
cal elections which take place next week y howe
yer with any s.nrs intention Of running him fer the Pre-
sdcncy.: The elections over, Gen llarrison will be
droppcd "Oh no, mention him, will be sub
siituicd in the place Of the Slow March, As GENJA
. 49,, 'h. ;s r,t p,eptionsd Next II