Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-29


nominated for the Presidency whilst the poor Antics
were obliged to back out and have now in great
sure, TO begin the work anew. ST. it will be that
there has been complete split in the Anti masonic par
tv The original and active members of the party aIr
in favor Of National Convention: while the new re-
cruits and clcvcnt hour men go with the Wings for the
State nomination.
It may be we'll enough to cdd that iii is as:eraincd
that SlAffFOUlt mrnbrrs Of The convention were az.
plicans Tor Office either to tho Governor or Attorney.
General for themselves or relations 81 say The s. &C.
d.rs."
The SeceIrrs so declare il! in very n;,inatr! address,
which Nicsss Stevens Irwin and o,i.r HeeSat,s hays:
made to The Demncraiic Anti Masonic Ciz"ns of Penn
Sy!Vaaia In this paper they ainpy charge thr:r brc-
tEren III The C"nventisn with dSorIa niznw and de-
s;royng the National Anti masonic party for ever. If
their councils should be suffered TO prevail They pro-
claim, that " 1t Is ascertained that sxTYFoUR members
Of the convention applicants for office either to the
Governor or Attorney General, for themselves rra
t"s. MIR. Todd believed to possess thu special
hdencr Of the Governor and was known to hold the pa
'rhnagr o! more than fifty Without any
authority. and believe in express violation Of the
feelings aud intentions Of the Governor, lie had induced
m hrei. That the sure road to Executive favor lay
through The Immediate nomination of General Harrison,
wIlllIut regard To his political antmaSon!y. Without
intending TO throw the slightest imput ton The into
gritty OF the respectable members vi the convention. lie
who knows any thing of human nature cannot mistake
the effect 4" such belief upon xpecants nt Office. The
ccnsue should fall, nat them, but him WHO cold
urge such Inducements. The coalition with tr Whig
convention was completed, and resulted i'll their joint
nomination Of the same candidates for President
and VICE President; and the agent of this runuus
transfer IS landed 10 the skies by all those who
have un!;or:ny opposed political AntmasDnry.'- They
say, that 1t is firmly believed that every true nnl!-
mason in the State, will refuse to sanction this Goa
on, but hold himself bouad by the decision of the
National Convention about to be held In addition to
The SiT!y 0ar applicants for Office, the convention
a!ncd, believe, twenty -four wings and one
Fellow after much toll, and suffering in
,i.EIu bad
hoped be permitted to repose from la!rrs. But
the enemy las assumed new, and most dangerous
shape. Permit us therefore to exh"rt you to buckle
anew yaur we have already done, to and
again overthrow the vile monster whose slightest touch
IS pollution.
The Whcs have twit;rd us about tue schisms in the
Republican ranEs-tut what say they to their own divi
sous The Anti Aasorls have split between Webster
and Harrison The Wigs have split Mr. Wal.. de-
n"uncrs the Of the Wings in the following terms
"le nomination OF Judge White BY the Wings called Of Viz
6ecn Harrisburg iom superstition that chiefly po-
ir pcnuy all three States Of the West When
ties. grounds, in the present cases. adequate suitable,
whether principle pScy, for citizens Of the Cuon-iie
'ThS llasnf; Conventions have think, done Justice
tie nam" Of aoa than thai Of Wcbst|r IN Intelligent cor.
respondent in city, familiar with Tie opinions Of ul classes
votes Philadelphia city alone consequently lost The Qua
kerr S yS Of Va" os% i. @ s Mr. S s
ruu.ho Commonwealth. Il probable that single
a SG.' o w o SS OF tho oae n"n S ali ~
seem heard, the General absolutely
prSae nor ha continue protest rs often and
But whs s Wits Kew sae pIe thus ovid
ing, the friends of aluhlenbcrg and Wolfe uniting
and rallyng together There doubt oft. The last
PeEnsy vanan that 'the proceedings at the county
court Of Piadc!pil Wednesday last, we're concili.
atury and harmonious, and he union will take place in
defiance OF the rrprehensibe efforts OF certain prints
prevent The convention OF the friends of Mulcn
berg and Wolfe will assemble the Sth January, and
will probably adopt the electoral ticket Of March last.
This movement will clinch the nail, and tn" vote
al the keystone Stale firmly and unQuestionaby for NJ.
Van Buren,.
ILLIxo!s.-From letter dated vandalil, Illinois,
December :. to the Hon. William J.. May, learn
(sayS the Globc) that numerous and highly rcSpccta.
Die number Of Delegates assembled in Stale Convention
that place. and nominated strong Electoral Ticket,
pledged the support Of Martin Van Buren, for the
Presidency, and FOR Richard NJ. Johnson for the Vice
Presidency. This gentleman writes that the Republican
party is united and condrEt and that the resistance to
the Baltimore nominations, will be feeble and unavail
ing--l,Ut I slow of contest.
The Electoral Ticket consists Of Cen Sam. Leech,
IF Wayne county, JOHN Person, Of Hermilon, Samuel
llackieton Of Fultoni Capt. John Wyatt, of Morgan:
John Wlitcsidcs, Of Monroe. ...
lxpIAyA.-Thc Harrison convention met the 18th
at Indianapolis Cen Harrison was nominated their
candidate for the PrcscncY.-Mr. Lochhart moved the
nomination Of Col. r. NJ Johnson rs Vice President
and the Rev Mr. Shaw declared his preference for Mr.
Lrigh-but the proposition Of Col. Blake prevailcd-to
leave the Electors unpcdged with regard TO the Fce.
An Electoral Ticket Central Committee, &c, &c
then adcpted-and the Convention adjourned
Thus, the Wings scatter their forces. White, fiaIri-
son. and Webster are nominated PrcsidentS-and for
the V. Presidency, they have many casts Of character
as tie Managers Of the Theatre. In Pennsylvania, Gran
ger (the Anti hlason) has been noninated-ln Mary
land, John Tycr-ln Georgia. they have attempted TO
press z. P Barbour into the lcct-ln n Caro!iua and
Indiana: they leave the ticket unpedged See what
motley mixture
massachusetts, ........ Webster, &c.
Pennsylvania. ......... Harrison and Granger,
Maryland, -........... Harrison and Tyler,
Georg ia, ............. Waite and Barbour,
r. Carolina ........... White and unprdged,
Indiana, ........ 80. Halr and unpledged,
Virginia, .............. White, and Anonymous.
Thus, this monstrous party of the Wings has many
heads.-The Baltimore Republican notices the ludI
crous dilemma into which the Wings have been thrown:
AooxrThc agony Opposition respecting TIE eie' OF
oaly commencing hc commrreial before he
hai heard The result Of The OF the two
which assembled in Prnnsy vanin battered himself with
notion that they would unite in Mr. Wcbcr but The
cup ws s % Of SIn 3 ts s
Of Inc candidate by III? oTp";io i" Maand viii no
E"ga now do: Viii they snppo., The Certainly Nh
WSstcr is ct man. Will Wrlste: nothing. With
than three cunn,c field, Wccrin Masaehuse,ts, ani
PENNSYLVANIA and harland and White in vrsna No ono
Ga the sua Prcsid tey are also d.
vaca. Gaascr Nominated Tor that siao in Pennsy wanna
for the purpose Of securing hoped, the Of the Anti
auson will them bm: little good AntiMasony - rather
bitter pill Maryland nad the opposition in this State haze care
rly ssaiaeI touching gentleman who six feet high aud
well rropooned, and have substituted Mr. Tyler in his "ce-
But haze they made the srlrcoa lie "as sup
ror,er the President and his measures until nTea us
head in Ca,una md threatened dissolution OF tho Union
Then il was that Mr. Tyler abandoned tho President und Tie party
support him, and oos his stand among te NJ iEa
have p!ofse aud do still profess, 10 be op
doctrine of and yet they huve Nominated
their candidate for the Vice Presidency whose oproi
ton Administration alone Oh the ground OF ms attach
nent TO that doctrine the opposition of the TO IT,
V.y they have male admirable choice But will the people OF
Au.yiani supror, tieir nominations: Certainly not"
The chico; OF the Wings, however, is obvlous-to