Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30
STATES RIcurs


Total vote, Observation-Disclosures. l90727
Wofs and Muhenbergs maj over r., l,9e5
Majority for Convention, from to 10000
The Pennsy lvanian" gives 'the united forces Of
MnhlenbeIg and Wolf, majority Ritncr II 0i0
thus us showing him to be truly minerity Gorernor"
The Pennsy lvanian says, that "The Coalition by which
iO'ner YVES elected Governor, seems ar ady to be in
danger OF resolving into its original elements. The
9uareI peween lis component parts, as TO whom the
hono oil being The negative candidate for the Presidency
shall he given grows fast and furious rapcs in this
city and in Pttsburg, and the hum of il is heard already
from other sections of the State The friends OF
Webster turn up their with disdain that semi
deiunct candidate-Harrison; and the Harrisonians
are fully determined to support the Alassachu
sets Senator, asserting with great nairee that they
cannot possibly succeed in carrying n man. who
cannot lie elected Its truly painful such violent
quarrels between and wife, before they have been
two weeks united IN the holy estate Of political success
They surely might have weaIied their honey moon
III apparent harmony, and have brow uii-
i mat evntiu day ppoined for the distribution of the
loaves and fishes. Then they must quarrel IL cannot
De avoided and is folly to anticipate trouble they
arc now DONG AS to the electoral vote of the State,
that matter need not disturb them nnele with their
other distrcsscs The Democracy the Commonwealth
wall settle that question themselves and in the
tisiactory manner.
There is but rock on which our friends can split.
viz the Electoral Ticket The Wolf Central Commit
tee the Philade phia Sentinel &c insist upon the ticket
they had formed in March last The huhlenburg Cen
tra Committee, the Pennsylvania, &c ~ insist upon
Heio COnrcHtiOn of the Republican Party TO readopt
the ticket, or iorm new one The Democrats of Get
tysbuTg Adams county composed of both parties have
following
buren, 3 coz "a SmSsrI,s a39 insad, oi1ARIiN VAN
ference ofopnon, by tie Demo
cratic pu'y the Office of Governor Pennsy lvanan cono
Ina, ali neGbe Of tic sSne al
though casual euse may have divided time ono
and the NV ,ha, tie easo a. TO each other
as here tooe. Far mite The ceio
settling ake for i D 10 T.a
o%Ssadsa c @ss
on iho eth day of jannHIy Iarriburg'
(such Poulsons User. he Ralf
more Patriot Webbs Courier, &c, &c, attempting
to blow up the flame of discussion The b. Patriot dee
scrhos their Discord. Webb ridcues both sides-re-
capiulaes The idle recrminations which have made
upon each other their 'fging ieroconsly TO settle
te vexcd question OF righliul membership con
cludes, by way Of encouraging his political Party that
lone thing is quite clear from present appearances.
They have wnrricd each other Of all chance of re-
conchiaton whatsoever way party goes, the other
VIII go IN an opposite direction The wound is past all
medication The breach can meyer he healed and it is
OF very mite consequence to whether the Wos the
Muhlenburgers are eventually decided TO be Me De-
mocratic Party of Pennsylvania.-The discarded sec
ton viii go 10 the death against Mr. Van Buren, -
we trust may not be necessary press these thngs
upon the Democrats Of Pennsylvania-tle chncklings
and cheers of their encmieshe regret and The indiana
ton of their friends The Wings ave in high hopes
that instead ut acting like Statesmen, like men
they will behave like oLiId'en-idy wrangng over the
past, and hurried on by the most Ridiculous aise PRIZE
quarrens about the Electoral Tcket-whetler ii shall
be uS uGt ticket the adopted in March last or
the one TO be adopted in January Messrs. A. b. or C.
&c, ~c when IN Tact they can rGtonaHy have but one
object in views the election of 30 Electors who arc
pledged to vote for Mr. Van Buren, Now really worth
WINE 10 wrangc upon this simple proposition? Does il
become wise men to agitae anew whole country TO
encourage the mutual enemies, 10 offend their mutual
friends, upon question of this dcscripon L. n mot
nc TO dismiss all such idle controversies bury all
past disputes and unite for future action viii the two
committees will the Pennsylvania and Sentinel &c
~c lnd themselves any longer to the purposes of ag.
ttoif There Is Il fund Of good sense amUng the De-
,hocrals OF Pcnnsylvlnin which the whole Union re-
lies We do not desire say more upon this subject
Our ~ lngs w,uld not permit us TO SAY less
Let The Wings Of Pennsy lvana quarrel among them
selves Tor ihc Presidential candidate. Its to be hoped
tnlt our friends have suffered enough by their d.
visions TO be warned for the future Mcssrs Webb Pat.
riot &c &c are making themselves very merry al our
cNpcnce. But the 'Psburg Mercurvn tells ms fh,f
Ihe doctrine that 'fo the vicors bcloDu The speil gill
doubtless he carried its fullest EXTENT and There
VIII De sleh seanbe aud setting ogsih by the ears
among these disntereslcd formers as has never been
witnessed IN Pennsylvania. We d., not find that onr
pay are disieartehed by the issue. The manifest want
oil any h'gh or durable principle 20 bind the successful
last Already the Times aud Gazette arc AZ war and
shpTl ume VIII determine whether the former il TO swal
Tow lhe iaf"ra Convention the latter gulp down the
entire distinctive principle We marvel that these huge
c"nsirctors should strain at triles this time Of day
Ihe wings, Indeed, are about pursue his gl,ne m.
on usas the Harrisburg Intcipenccr saws that lie
Central Harr son Committee will soon issue an Al.
dress to the people, calling upon ALL tbe o,no,cn,s
Of Federal diciaton, whether Jackson men Anti
nisons or Wings, to assemble in their respective conn
tes, and choose delegations meet in state Convgn
ton about the middle Of December nominate an Flee
tord Ticket. This is the only method 10 take lie
State from Van Buren, Any partial cali would h.,
JhIe TIE cause 10y the by What stuff is figf in
one breath, 70 cant about Federal detaion and ~
The very next TO appeal to them Jacleon men ~
But ~Iiom.wii uiis new.langled, non committsl Con
yention, take their candidate viii they 90 fr Cen
Harrison, when he cannot carry his own State WITH him
Mr. Walsh justly denies him the strength which bs SAN
gune friends have claimed for bm--describes Then, 80
the procainers Of the 1iorg cicjtqia- drclares
anew his devotion 20 Mr. Wcbser-says that q. le Iss
been nominaird by the Stcs Of Massachusetts and Kod
Island that t Is not doubted that Vermont viii vote
for him" &c. &c-ihat L" Maryland. Delaware and
kentucky are open Why Siatcstla ifthey declare
for Wei er he ~ill be nearly Of four States Of New
England -end that hopes might be entertained ~
otter States 10 other divisions Of the Union And Is
this The time Tor our friends in Pennsylvania to be in
spntng enemies and inducing then, 10 ronse ~,
their iorccs We hope they Will think better Of and act
more wisely. Nothing but their own controversies can
lose their State We are now ahead 1000 votes g.,
Governor Bot se vote for Governor has always flIen
short Of the Presidential vote u % Wolf beat Rper
5000 voieswhile ~ 23 Jackson carried the STATE by
10000. Ia 80 Wolf succeeded by a majority Of only
30f9-who month after, Jackson carried The STATE
BY majority Of ~ 2G7 Let them do the same again
and the Arch Of the Federal Union will remain, as
ever, mistaken.