Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-18

What! The Wing again crying thief and suspectina
others OF doing the very thing which it pracses tscl
Is the Wing again catchng the current and preparing
10 take cater ITSELF Has the Ausetlitz at last
risen, because Gen. Harrison is the field Let the
Nashville Banner these things aud Judge for
Itself what confidence it is rcposc in such calculating
ireacherous allies:
In the time the friend, of Webster i'm tL, East,
appear q be lyul to him. The Nat nicllgrncer aud
the N. York American stand maninly by his banner
The Delaware State Journal declares that :lere is ~,
MN, now in nomination, who stands any comparison
with hnnor any H. Clay of the que stun .o,,
whom the Wings of Delaware would more heartily
unite Tho Wing Convention of Maine have just
out openly Tor Webster.
Can Judge White, then. and his immediate fricnd-
be so blind, as not to see the game which is playing p
Inc Wings Will drop him in Virginia, and elsewhere.
the very moment they find they make no use of
him-and. by the bye, those Wings in Virginia. who are
of Southampton, Matthew's and Gloucester had better
wait and avoid all commitment at present They too
may have To 81 ilse water, the White flag
bows 10 the III rrison bauner.-But will Judge White
permit his political enemies thus play him off upon
his ancient friends. One alternative is plain before his
eyrs-Either the Wings will d.op him a,ogethcr-or.
they ATE but running hi,n in Tennessee and tie South
- split the votes of the People and the election 10
the House Should they get ii to that theatre then the
Wings will take either Harrison Webster. whichever
be the third candidate in preference TO himself
These nanGuvrcs of the Opposition appear to us to
be so Justly exposed in the Following article from The
Louisville Advertisers that we lay it once before our
readers:
The American is right. Gen. Harrison does not ex
poet any support in the Atlantic States; nevertheless he
viii be the Wing candidate for the Presidency in
the West IL has been discovered that Judge White can
not curry any of the Weston Stairs except Tennessee
and that their aversion to Mr. Webster is unconoera
bic. How, under these circumstances, was it possible
~ defeat Dir Van Buren, by carrying the election TO the
House of Representatives. 1t could only be effected by
bringing out western candidate With the aid of (se
neral Harrsons name hope is entertained of heng able
10 dctach Ohio, Indiana, illinois and Missouri from the
ltepubican party; and II is supposed that with diver
sion to be effected in the South and East by White and
Webster there Will be difficulty in Juggling the peo
pie ont OF their right TO choose their Chief Magistrate
"Gcn. iiARRisoS is expected here tomorrow to
partakc of public dinner The object is, merely
10 compliment the er0 If TppecaRoe, but give him
notorietyto raise him from the ingorious oblivion into
which lac sunk at the close OF the late struggle with
Enaland-to make him Chcftan of the peace party
IN war apd present him TO the people the Mrd Oppo
sition candidate for the Presidency.
" We are now witnessing the first systematic and de-
lberae effort that has been made i'm this nation to
take the election OF President from the people and cause
IT TO devove on the House of Representatives. The
movement indicates desperation and desttuton
OF principle CLEARLY shoes TINT those engaged are
'eady 70 trample tie e'cctre franchise and If possible
10 deprive majority Of Tie people of evcry hiag ike
participation ia The election If President"
Will the friends of Judge Whitethe friends of the
Admnisration-the friends of pure, incorruptiblc
popular suffrage, lend themselves to this dctestablc
game Or Will the People Of the u States permit il
they consent to transfer the election of their Chief
Magistrate from the Colleges IL COngrcssP