Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-17
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he OF the Wings Massachusetts, will rrct
=; nomination of Nr Wooster in that State. The Bos
IN Courier previously assured the Editor OF the Wing
IA. AHows " OF power on earth that IS likely 10
":a-aw a!:H from The position he now occupies except
NJ power Of the people which is allsucient to place
'l IN The Office Of President, and which will be exerted
d lat eject. il discouraged and defeated by the
"Hioad W!I and lis associated White and Harrison
ers Tie Convention Of Legislators and others IN
!ss'c.Gsctts cannot withdraw him; for, that conven-
-. 10 longer exists Another convention may noHil-
r -a'I!ec candidate, but DO not perceive that such
occurrence would deprive Mr.. Webster OF the sup
''o 9sc who, believing him TO be the most suitable
-" :0' President. determined to support him But
"a:2s e Wing supposes that Mr.. Webster will with
"'% aise!i VAN and :easive pecationi The White
800 HARRISON journals Cease from their efforts TO drive
'for the held, and employ their powers TO some more
9''"a5e end. Could they reduce the allies hanies to
FT VII" the P7arcS. compel the Potomac TO change
course aud tiIow its waters into Lake Superior or
'-.,'h bay oy few newspaper paragraphs, they
s"' nope br tie MEANS TO induce MIR. Webster
=. "'!Adfa% himself We d. not mean to say that Mr.
'ot! would not decline, in any possible event; for IN
- undiscovered future, know not what may await
ol' country; but is not in tho wit wisdom Of the
'e'' and Western editors of the hired travelling
' o. GENERAL Harris ~ 10 devise any thing. IN the
al:uEemen. or threatening. that shall compel or
Up w: Webster 20 WITHDRAW HIMSELF.
''T ~ American stateS that the friends of Webster
s .o'G' calling meeting. The Ev. Star (Noa) gives
49, H'ee. ongs Of HlrrIson Meeting in that City, who
''eu - c-iegateS ~ Stale Harrison Convention
'any bui Noa: still goes for scattering the votes
eG!i'es IA The spirit of the lfhig tactics: that it
os o6r0usy tmpoiitic at this time TO withdraw Mt
Tor his prospects Of success rest in the hope that
-, vel ena.:ed to carry the New Eng land States
ven should he succeed in saving Massachusetts,,
-. -"Heelcnl, Rhode Island and Vermont from Van Bu-
oe'eiss his election, and that would be rendering
country a more glorious and enduring benefit than
.,,T personal advancenlent-thlt nothing vas more
.r; IN The outset than the abuse heaped upon that
" man, Judge White, by the presses friendly to
- 'eoser-he was the available candidate beyond
s~: IN The South aud great portion Of the West
1 are WIN h!:n. and had the East concurred, the
"ouio nave been ended, and that Cen Harrison,
,r shadow OF doubt, is the most powerful, if not
competitor f,r Ohio, Pennsylvania and Indi-
lcs h;s Is, IN o'hrr words in the H. IF K that Noah
'I'es his only anchor of Hope
y. w, 'y':aha, the Wings entirely by the ears.
.,;J s" CT The National, s putting the screws to
onson OF tie Daily Advertiser for supporting
amsrS H,",ctfa'H-and our Quaker Editor defends
l - WIN hero,c resolution MIR. Walsh ayers, about
Il, % Harrison Meeting in Pladclphia, that $50
,..., ~ was intended and expected to be mani
OF lie public sentiment Of Philadelphia, it was
.ar ltcannot be styled large, in reference 10
c,5ed o! the Wing party alone, and might be des-
se,oJ, Stnal relatively to former Anti-Jackson as
sn,ns We learn from impartial spectators, that the
rs w OF The scene was confined to the public speak
wh,s. ruin, the MAJORITY great majority-of The
our city, UNNECESSARILY prefer Mr. Webster te
honII Harrison; and this will he demonstrated if il
il, me oe deemed expcdient TO call Webster meet
sn,,s nc young tnen alone, who are eager TO no
i. Me Northern Statesman the great champion o
-usnasutution, would be stronger conVocahon
s,n;s. "estchester Village Record, is daunted by th'
u"populerity Of Gen. Harrison, at the recon