Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27

States add Democratic principles They win triumph
over the combinations anti-Jacksonism and Modern
BY Col. Jas. p. Grundy. Washington hus- been
called "traitor: Jackson has been branded "dic
tator;' Van Buren, has been called er.ry hing--Nlay
America always furnish such traitors such d,caioy, aud
such statesmen us Martin Van Buren,.
BY DIR. >. Mckissick Of Maury. The Hon. James X.
pok--ilis constituents have been awakened from their
su'nber by the tnkng of Bell and the roaring of Can.
non; they wide awake aud correctly appreciate
his services in rumphany sustaining the Administra-
ton OF our illusirious Chief Magistrate.
BY Edwd Stratton. William Carroll late Governor
of the State of Tennessee Hero aud Patriot his
fame will lnse nothing BY The lapse OF years, grow
brighter and brighter glide down the tide OF Time
towards the ocean of Eternity.
BY r.. NJ llaines. The Hon. Felix Grundy L.. S.
Senator -; lie has bly, sustained himself and still
nobiy sustained his country by deserving her he
would receive the smiles aud caresses Of band of disap
pointed oliceseekers But the interest of his country
the awards of good conscience-the appreciation of his
fellow and the gratitude of unborn gene alton
are with him the preferable reward
from tho indianapolis Dcmoera,1
Extract Of letter from II The Editors. daiod
LAFAYETTE, Saturday night }
9Th November, 1895
The day which expected by many TO decide the
fate of Indiana in favor of General Harrison for the Pre-
sdrncy has Just come to close, amd the Gag of Van
Buren, and Johnson still in triumph in Tippccanuo
county have just returned from the Battle Ground,
miles above this place. where the celebration took
place Ii has been known throughout the State OF Ind
for several weeks that this celebration would take
place; and being got up in great by those
who have complained of the celebrations of the Bat
tie Of the Thames having been made TO operate pol
caiy in favor of Colonel johnson, it generally
pected that would true specimen of the
dongs of the No party Party in Indiana which has
heretofore loudly denounced party feeling being carried
into public reoicings. 1t however leaked out by
that the design of the leaders of the Tppe
celebration take advantage of the number
OF persons that would attend to Illuminate Gen Harrison
on the Battle ground for the Presidency, and proclaim
true index that not only Tppecanoe county, but
Sta e. would go for Harrison Such is proven have
been their original intention, and their plans well
natured; but have been completely countcracicd,
wilhstanding the friends of Mr. Van Buren, and Colonel
Johnson, who suspicious Of the object had but little
time To give information
Early this morning large company Of persons start
ed from this place for the Battle. Ground and in short
time arrived at emnencc jutting into the prairie,
where the battle fought. stand erected in
the woods Immediately opposite the enclosure connin-
ing the remains of the lusrons dead. Col Evans of
Fountain acted as Marshall and, arriving the stand
proceeded to call the of the Presidents and Vice
Presidents, all strong Opposition amongst the latter
our ricnd Col Maguirc was not forgotten The Lieut.
Governor and Secretary of State the only invited
guests present Three four soldiers of rippeconoe
also took their seals Dr. Dcm;ng the of the day
delivered Grafton, displaying Considerable ability and
much ingenuity in his defence and praise Gen Har.
iison. On side of the orator planted the Anne
rican color with the motto, "Pppecanoc; in the centre
handsome little flag with white ground, contain.
ing the following words Foremost fyhting-,,oJf, c
Joe DGrs. Otctn, Spencer, Worfiek. Randolph, Uhtc
Bean, W haon, Berry: and on the other side, if by
magic the American flag sprung up, with the motto Of
=" Van Buren, and Johnson, sustaining the balance of
Gead ""1 p'''' 'F memories o. ''e '0S'ri0O'
Ihe ornuOn being concluded, Handsomely rite n
ode, by young lndianian, named Wallace rccitud
in real theatrical styebcing highly laudatory Of Gen
Harrison We now thought the exercises were concu.
ded; but the next thing discovered the noto
Gus Isaac Nayor, who has been trying unsuccesslully
for the last fifteen years TO obtain in State
LEGISLATURE in reward for lis services at Tpprcanoo
Honest Isaac entered into laborrd defence Of Gene
raj liarrisons military services ut the conclusion of
which, he moved the adoption of sundry resolutions
nominating General Harrison for the Presdency-the
whole undoubtedly having taken him several weeks 10
concoc The motion The adoption of the resolutions
was immediately put by MIR Evans, the Marshal and
alter two successive attempts Ia alloo louder than the "
Burrnes he decided that The resolutions were carried
division was Immediately called for; but the Col I'M
dcrstood his duty To his Harrison friends better than TO
have thcn counted. The Van Buren, and Johnson men
now followed their standard, and exhibited plainly that
in this part Of the State there is danger Having
formed line, they gave three cheers in token of victo.
ry. Thus have the Iiarrisones been defeated On the
very battle ground of Tippccanoe Van Buren, and
Johnson democracy is Triumphant on the Wabash-our
friends tell Us from the surrounding counties that the
I changes arc all on our side.
! THE TwiSs-NuLLIrIcArIo AsD ABOLITION We
repeatedly called the attention Of the public great
anxiety of DUFF Green for abolition free discussion, and
the circulation ot incendiary papers in the South We
ing these statements to excite Southern hostility against,
the North in their public meetings. and that McDutc
and Calhoun were both, with much cagerness looking
TO the efficacy of snch means to the hall of revolution
in motion that the daily mastering his troops
and the other preparing his party for the by letters
ncn OF the Northern abolition organ that they ready
10 make the very issue TO which the Nufers have
so long laboiing To bring the country: Globe.
From the Commercial Advertiser.1
The Avo,gAL We have more than once charged
upon the immediate abotonsis design of provoking n
dissolution OF this glorious Unionthe of such
countless blessings to the American Peoplcfihey can
not efect their purposes charge they have Of
ten denied But the mask il off last and the unhaow-
ed design is tus boldly avowcd editorally in the Ean
cipator Of this morning:
" ne MISUNDERSTANDING Wertenbaker, Assist
ant Postmaster and Librarian OF the University of Vr-
gina, gives notice that he has committed the flames
copy OF Human Rights sent him; and very gravcly
asks, (which of the two do ynn preIcra pcpetliy Of
Snrory,o dissolution IF ME Union P The latter we
say, by all odds, if we choose We for Union
but not for Slavery WE WILL GIVE THE
UNION FOR THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY, If
NOTHING ELSE WILL GAIN IT-BUT If WE
CANNOT GAIN 1T AT ALL, THEN THE SOUTH
is WELCOMED A DISSOLUTION--THES SOON.
Err THE BETTER. The slave holders may as well be
understood fist as last. that "Ihe Union" may lave
other 10 than hln that Of lush to slake over the
heads Of Northern fIccincn."
VIII the really good aud patriotic men who have
joined IN tins ianacal crusade, open their Eyes now
Eb6D NJ RGSEEG