Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13
] richmond, Va, Friday, Nov. I3.
Presidential M.aRKEr.

"y-out ,hey are unable to from what point the
compass Inc wind blows the strongest Who the ara;
re canadate? Whose stock is highest in the market
The political Brokers completely posed by tn. Signs
% the Times.
To 60 no further than yesterdays naii-Whata w,
ey Of s2eelat.ons is presented by the Wing papers
What dIscordant views exhibited by the Faction
which, TO Judge Whites very appropriate d.scr;
on, rs not funded upon any settled principiesc.,n
1osed Of men belonging to ecery political Sect hariny no
omn'on bond ~ Uaton tint Of ,osa TO pacc on, Of
Ihems'foes IN The highest gice o,cn Confuuton
or The purpose Of ha1iag all honors Offices and emoi
nsnts q ne Goscrnmem distributed by (thcn) au,ong
Let us start at the south-Here we find the Charles
Ioa ,euy OF the 1th echong the severe structures
winch the U Telegraph has poured out upon the Bos
ION here"ntac journal for its '.dsparaging and dsnge
hnous iinguage towards MIR. Calhoun The Mercury
'evates ITS Hero far above hs political
and declares that when attention is called TO him
we ieei like looking to high cmnence far above
the dust and confusion of the arena where Wrnsrru
An DuRES, and other infsror spirits siruggiiny to
"acance their selfish schemes What bandying of com
tween the friends of Wcbst aud of Calhoun
When we come to the Pennsylva papers we find
great contTariety views between the friends of ar
lie Meeting at PitsburgThose of Harrison h, We held
one at Philadelphia. The National aseue repeats its
would not fit the Office of President of the u states"
Inc u STATES Ga.eae declares that ''the friends of the
OF lis Correspondents holds that
The primary meetings which be held in every mart
being Cen ,"as the 0P Son
sspe .a aas asss ws o"es
ho latter %esiag espeesale win have
sn part the State Meetings lied ami are aboa, to
iisoa a"i IN w oSa %s Mr. in
ws,aaas this sI eondn. "a sas Sy1, d Of Not
snc OF the People will be clearly and decidedly pronounced
The rhaadephia Inquirer (whig) gives the official ac
count OF the Harrison Meeting Phadc pbia ON Mon
day evening The Editor does not speak Of il will an,
sort OF enthuslasmHe simply describes il as slarge
andln all respects cedahle to the Hero OF Tippecanoe
&c, as being addressed by Messis James c. Biddle i,
L. NcKonney, J. G. Montgomery aud Charles Navlor "
Inc resolutions express the preference of the Meeting for
Ven Harrison and recommend to ell their nil R,,ren
brethren throughout the Union to rive the claims az Tho
Zen raj dIsintcrcsted and patriotic consideration
M concur uy IN the proprety of the suggestion of
''e Democfauc central Committee, HARRISBURG in
relation to Convention To meet in December next for
nomination Of President and Vice President of the
United States; and instruct their Delegates To tho Cn
venon "to pursue that course which deliberate and
patriotic consideration of the whole subject may satisfy
them to be the best, having ends but the honor and
prosperity OF our country, and the security of its insti-
'uuons and no personal preferences which should no,
yield to higher claims of duty TO the Republic This
movement wi scarcely raise the value of the Harrison
stock; particularly when learn from the HPennsvlva
man.. ian. the true character of the Meeting:
iaie House 3 SaPi e ,I TGs be
sS sS o1@,f looked little csn be-
the banks Ohm % ~ ,s vicinity as in his
"dabo array meeting held ~i very s mall rD
s compared with the concss indifference OF the few
M T " o. political par1a"s latent
OIL Wggey, in whose exclusively arrisonm is ned
listened chilling silence The ab jSke IS They We're
ad tho wSrmes, Harrson were received ia The @
sooa Dispersed irweaed impoten @ @ &
Harrison @ .ur o %sns ' %us Of
for to that complexion they come a, s' OF masonry
. ne same mail brings US the proceedings of the
day e1enng! preparatory the great Election which
was to take place the next day They resoire That in
the issue OF this contest is involved he queson-wheher
the People of Massachusetts, at the approacbinw pr;
dental Election, will sustain the unhiassed and almos,
luminous nomination of their duly elected Repre-.
senta.ves III the ate Legislature; whether they will
submit 10 the dctaon self.appointed (onven,;on c
holders, assembled to provide for the perpeuation
OF their own party, and the preservation of their own
places and pay''-And they further resoLre @ Tint in
The issue OF this contest is oved he questionyether
Massachusetts, will recommend to the Peonle IF ,ha H.
Ion as candidate for the Presidency one who has
ed himseifa sonnd fearless and nvincibc Drresnrp or
ms CouNrhY, IRIS LiBERrIEs, ITS UNION, IRIS WHOLE
SET 10 follow in the footsteps perscyere in the noIic
u 10 carry out the corrupt and arbitrary principles Of
The present American AorocRAr?"
Thus the Wings go Thus the piebaId Coalition ore
sPt into pieces North and South. One Wing cries up
mc MH'lry Chtettain, as his Hero-anothcr, "Tne
Oetcider 9 The Constitution. But we ina We more anus
ng signs Of the way in which the Wings differ aout tbe
rnonHtr OF carrying the election. Some are for run
nng one candidate Others for scatieri,g their vote.
among severalAnd another set is for species of bum
bug non commttal ticket which is to be tmateIv sn
ployed for the benefit of the strongest available
e" eA1Pc, among the papers which reached us yeser
day, we find the following varying signs;
oar worthy friend of the Ronney Intellgenccr confess
SeS tere really too much truth in what we ho ve aid
upon THIS subject and that the Wings seem at least moi
10 know what 10 do. Now judge White NAV do sora.
ming In The South II he holds or; but we sill susnpc,
ne VIII let down before the first heat is run The keen
eFs OF Zen Harrison are training him upon has military
tpe-Du', can they show any thing sufficiently bril-.
as 10 induce The multitude To place confidence in his
running Mr Webster though of greatly scpe rior now
ers 20 either carries too much weight to run sncccssv
on Tue southern section Of the political course: and Jndse
Whe IS trained too far South 10 run with III. eli ,h,a
ProsPest OF success the section North of the Pou,c
ne Enquirer wants single horse TO tcope vvit ,b.n
let single horse be produced We wish The race so rnn
at the losing horse shall have reason 10 apnea ~
@ JUDGES at the polls; and there will be less foul riding
u there are but two the course Who lhen sbalI IL @
Webster or Harrison To US il is inmateriaI which
NOT so however, IS that most redoubtabe champion of
the ~ T. Courier, who goes for some poecey In This mai
er-and instead OF combining himself TO single horse
49, IKE the dexterous hOrseman Of the Circus for be-
ssalng hrse steeds at once. The following is his nota
oOhsaefaon OF tho People poyriety OF nopfng c uo
wnc we fs submitted 10 their IN Febray M n
"a a Jus ana rs feasible as e Is just Let
Se ~ Tue Ooon, ticket DO Unoa' or
webster, Harrison White Lot the Eeeto,s h. No.
70 ener and when elected, they
DC, elect the two candidates who
The Electoral College, President Vice Pcsen, Of G iin
course would only appreciation OF the
great mass OF the People, but what
sfeft f"u Us The ndeJc disgrace having de 6 %
aspant." ''s''' ''' 'a'eaOco Pohiical
Now, what does the New York Coorier care IL hv
this admirable invention, the Pcop!e Of zach Sate viii
Oe completely chouscd out of voice between the So
verai wing candidates The College like Polish Dirt
IS 70 vote the Will Of the majority Of Themselves But
WIZ the leaders prevail upon all The Wings to vote such
non coninsi ticket VIII not many Of them in Viz.
glna prefer Mr.. Van Buren, 10 Mr. Wcbster-aud in
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