Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-24
Republican MAJORITY
" THE .4CEPH.4LOUS P.4RTr."-Wa,sh.

q THE .3CEPH.iLDES P.7RI l. '-UhtSh.
The Wings Of Pennsy lgania by The than
ever Mr.. Clay is about be hrou Iht into The field.
A Webster meeting advertised 10 take place in
Philadelphia on "Wednesday last--but for the want Of
the necessary arrangements they could not obtain adnis
sion the Court Housc-and it then I'D ourned TO
the Bolivar House. and converted into preparatory
meeting, G. W. Churcman in the Chair, and Nathan
Sergeant, Secretary. A Committee was then appointed
to make arrangements for holding Il General Town
Meeting OF all who are favorable 10 the election oi M
Webster.
This movement was succeeded by the following call
in of the Wing papers Of the 2Dth:
Henry CLr.Thc friends OF Henry Clay N The Cy nnh
County Of rhIIadcpha will h"II meeting AT CArr Bolivar
House. Chc,nut Saturday evening als AT o'clock pre-
p1t'o'y to G"ILa eau " low" us
The Philadelphia Gazette hid prepared for this Notice
by little flourish of tTumprts, stating that this dis
tuguished citizen may nc expected III Philldrph in
r course Of few DAYS having Intended, wc are IN
formed leave Lexington the early part of this week,
on visit to the East Il he Gazette thinks, there is
sound reason why The name OF Mt Clay h'uld not
also be brought into the view Of that DO :y(he Harris.
burg Conycion) That he has friends IN this CITY
than either of the other gcntcn"n we have not doubt,
and we think they a:c bound give him the cllnce
of nomination the friends oi the other gentlemen
claim for their favoiitc.
Mr. Walsh thinks the other hand. that Mr. Clay Is
not sufficiently available candidate in the State lie
10 speak with some little surprise and chagrn al
the nomination. lie says: a nomination Ut Mr..
Clay and call fi,r Public Meeting in his favor in this
city have been suddenly made They tend to affect in
urnusIy the proceedings for Mr. Webster, and to pro-
ducc division, though discard, in the Wing party
The is common No disagreement should arise
In the interior Of our Commonwealth, Mr.. Webster and
Grnera Harrison have alone been presented 10 the
Wings and Anti Alasnns The last, it is believed
will no, adop, Mr. Clay and without their concur
renee no etfcctual resistance can be made 10 the
Van Buren, ticket. We offer these cursory remarks
without the least indisposon towards Mr.: Clay,
whs.n We would greatly prefer to General Harrison,
and whose SPLENDID abilities and strong claims cheer
c,iI- rIIyp lie y
candidat. suitable in himseIt-upon what true states.
man and political chamPlon-are The Anl:N iasons ana
Wings likely to unite: West Pennsylvania, and seve-
~, ri the Eastern cunties have already declared tor Mr.
Webster Shall Philadelphia respond TO thcrn Can the
Whp strength of this city be further divided without be-
coming comparatively insignificant Is not Inc unani-
NOUS nomination of MIR. Webster, upon principles winch
c,nrace the case Of Mr. Clay, safe ground whcreon
IN meet the huti-Fan Buren, citizens OF the interior:
We would as attempt 10 say how the wind VIII
blow week hence, to guess upon what CANDIDATE ihe
Opposition will settle down in Pennsy lvania MT Walsh
calls the Wing Opposition throughput the u Staes,
an oe,vhayous party-iat is. without hcad-a regular
acknowledged chief and cand:date lhls c"ndit"h Is 10
the last degree prcjudcia" The star OF Cen Harrison
seems 10 be waning in that State. The 7ddmS Sentinel
WHO papcr saws "From the present signs OF the
tines i appcars evident us, that the whur force OF
the Opposlion cannot be rallied upon this gentleman
and that it rrnstc Of Time and energy to elPena e
in his cause at present" The paper remarks he
,-rsnn yer appears 10 be cooling somewhat various
n.vsnopcrs that have been, heretofore, very warm III
advocating his cause. appear to be 'hlulng on
His letter to the Anti-masonc Central Committee OF
Harrisburg cooled that anomalous Pny0n III, has
not blasted his prrtensons with them. The inil Sen
,ir savs "The leading antiinasonc papers, WIN scarce
~ an exception, are out against him; and in several
counties in which few weeks ago be was supposed to
be- strong delegates favourable to the pretensons OF Mr.
Webster have been elected to the State Convention
Tho buzza fast dying away; and in few short weeks
!, I mt be heard ia Pennsylvania The election ct
DELEGATES in the meantime is going on, to the Wing
e myrntinn and to the Anti-Nasonlc Convention to
rect at the same time and placcThe contest between
The several candidates will be amusing and eager enough
md vet neither of them will carry the State