Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06
TIE pIERlEl PaRTY

lac only cement which binds together the discordant
elements and the several secs of the Wing party is
haired to Jackson and Van Buren,. Since the days of
FOX and NnrththeIe has not been jumbed, and pie
oa!a Coalition as tn" which passes under The maine
o! wings 1t is made up Of all sorts Of fragmcnts-of
e candle ends and cheese parngs Of every other par
yTot u'ra Extremes united lnrrther-of the gauchcS
ai" T"nS T." E"'lliics-oi flaming Nuifcs and rxtrava
sah rruriaiis'S-"t all soris IF actuns of black spi-
.s anu "t' nIue spirits and grey. II would BE- really
an amusing spectacle 10 see them ass,,nbrd IN Grand
Council, To attm:pt TO settle their scheme. and nnr,;
nae candidltr Tor the Pr sidrncv If H.. ., If Sx;t
Could have hrrn rnpl"yr ed IT, sketch their nrrnu and
their dal cues, what gr"teSq"e carica,u-c would he
have devised lron these abundant materials C,ucriv.
Mr. VIZ bstrr and his Federal frirnds-Gen Harrison
and his military comradcs-Judgr White and his Whr
backersio be drawn together, mud discussing Their
claims To the succrsslo what udicrous contest would
be exhbitcd-how utterly unavailng the result, in SCI
Ting principle Of action; one candidate Of their
choice!
The fact is, that there heterogeneous
combination banded together. Tie Wings OF the South
altogether dscla;I Mr.. Webster as their candidate
The friends Of MIR. Webster, in the N"rtl nre equally
opposed to White Harrs"n.-Thrre seems very little
prospect, present. Of their wniring The pctenSons OF
their fnynritc candidatr-and uniting upon single
Wing. The game rather s to run q and for each to
take The chuncrs in the h,ttrry before '!.r House.
Here for example, is the Addr s. OF the " Democratic
Republican &, raj Comm ttee OF Harrisburg, propos-
ing meetings ct the People to be held, to Constitute 4
What says Mr. Walsh this candidate He dIsclailns
hiu-rutrs his qualification low enougt--declarrs that
Convention at Harrisburg, the l+th D ccmber-"in
favor of the Peoples candidate, Wm H. ny Harrison
"Ihere is evidence that hu joys the avrr of the
of the Southern Wings: and there arc grounds for
the idea, that prejudice against MIR. Webster is msch
abatrd in the South, while his qualifications and patriotic
dispositions extend THEN due impression. General Har-
rson Frdrrast Ii the Lancaster Editor
will consult Tile Journals OF Congress OF 1885, he will
there proof of this assertion. MIR. Walsh repeats
his attachment to MIR. Nrhslcr-and even recommends
him to the South. Some of the other Wing papers Of
Pennsy lvana also declare for Websrr-n preference OF
Harrison-As for Judge White HI seems entirely out Of
the question beyond the Potomac.
Mr. Webster still remains the fayorite Of the Wings OF
observation-disclosures there is no 81 gu OF their intention
to abandon him. after the pending election The Essex
Wing Convention, which met the other day, at IPSWICH
Mr. Saltosall Of Salem in the Chair, 'cnncur in The
nomination Of Daniel Webster as the Wing candidate
for The Presidency ASD APPEAL Is his BEHALF TO HHE
UNDERSTANDING AyD CONSCIENCE o. EVERY INTEELt
GENT AND HONEST CITIZEN. The Meeting Of the young
Wings Of I3oslon the 2Sti Octobrr, repeat i'll the
enthusiastic terms their resolution to support MIR.
Webster "as Constitutional President, worthy to be
the successor Of Washington"
Thus, the Wings GO In the mean unle they unite
in assailing Martin Van Buren-Noa raises against him
the huinbug Of III. Abolition PanicThe NuIlifers re-
peat it in the South. The friends Of Webster abuse the
Baltimore Convention, which is the only of unit
ing the u the People" and saving the election from
the II. of X. None would be willing to adopt
Convention il they could agree i'll it, than these very
Wings!