Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27
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Friend Poulson for Gen. Harrison upon the
heels of the Pennsylvania Election The Democratic
Wing Association of Southwark, on the 22d pletIped
themselves all honorable means in (hcirl now
err to . assist i'll having Gen. WILLIAM HExRY ii ARR
son, of Ohio, nominated by the citizens of this Common
wealth to the Office of President of the United Suites
satisfied are that he will receive the almost una mi
nous support OF every free citizen of the Union without
distinction of party"
Our whirigig neghbor (of the Whig) exclaims
we are now many degrees removed from the persuasion
that the Presidential Election is decided for If
Pennsylvania voted Tuesday as was generally ex-
pectcd the success OF Gen Harrison becomes extreme
ly probabelhe causes that carried her people
nousy for Gen. Jacksoncauscs inherent in the mass
Of mankind, and of invncblc strength particularly viii,
the German population of this country now enlist
I'D for Gen. H. He too, is victorious General and ns
such his name is familiar to the lowest ignorance" &c
" lie is not the whom prefer he is the man
In whom we would gladly acquescc, and whose election
would be followed by less party turbulence heat and re-
sentiment than probably any other" &c-'. We really
believe that for the Union and its stability the election
OF Gen Harrison would be the happiest circumstance
that could be"
Thus, they 60 ahedd of all changes and chances -
Bot what says Gen. II 5 State! What says his own
Domicile and stronghold, Cincinnati? Gone against
hun, dead shot Win he receive the vote of every
free citizen of the Unon, when he cannot carry even
his own State! What say yc, of discretion Those
who M,ah foee' before they spe9h once Where is
What move will the riebald Coalition next make
n ne,o ThiDg--under Tie SUM-
The last Annapolis Republican has elaborate arti-
Gle of singular, and most amusing character. The oh.
jet is prove, that MIR Van Buren, cannot be elected
IN the Electoral Collcgesand that Ills nny ehsnce IF
success is by keeping the Wings divided, md getting
the election into C0ngrcssand that il is the Wlirs
who have every thing TO lose by remaining so divided
as to allow their opponents that chance Of beating them
when IT IS 50 obvions that they have overwhelming
majoiity, IL thty VIII but concentrate IL Is ont Of the
| question to suppose they viii not. We believe they
willard that the Vanits will be spared tho awful pre-
dicancnt which they pretend to hold in such dread Of
the election going TO the House Yes spared ~ their
own dire modification"
Really, this is queer enough Highly as we had heard
| o V. b. a we Al H..
| fore, that it was he who was Keeping the Whqs d.
vided" What IL it he all this time, who has been
working the wires of Hammond and Noah and ali that
| tribe
The fact is, VIC believe dat the Wings do moi know
what 10 DO ai.They not yet satisfied whether IL is
their interest to run for the Colleges for Congress
several candidates. They frequently too tam
azed by the varying signs Of the times If to-day they
take up candidate whom they der as available "
as Cor example, Gen afrison1 why tomorrow the un.
kind frost comes 10 blight his prospects.
Give us single horse to cope With, and wc shall be
perfectly contents We are utterly opposed any cleo.
ton by the House of Represcnlaiiycs-an so is every
Van Buren, man, with whom we have convcrsedand so,
undertake 60 say, is Mr. v b. himself the Annapo.
| lis Republican 10 the contrary, notwithstanding
Tho y. Y. Commercial says.
I'VE learn, iH confirmation Of The late ruors tat Of
fetal intelligence has been received at Washington that
the French government will pay The of the
Indemnity until farther explanation from the President
which Of course will never lake place
The article We copy iro,n The Globe, sccns TO coun-
ienance tins fumour. But we say with Webb OF the
York Courier, in rcinaring The prior paragraphs from
tie Globe, declaring the Presidents perfect readiness
sanction Mr. Forsyth adoption o9 Mr.. Ligingstons last
letter.
"lts With infinite satisfaction transfer the follow
ing lines from the official paper The GiObs 70 our
columns, for il conveys TO us the assurance bat the
President is willing do, in tc present State Of our rela
tons with France, all that he do with honor the
country oil that France can IN justice demand and what
thcreiorc, VIC certainly believe, will eventually lead 90
happy termination Of oil difficulties with that country.
The Wings are making great rou, about three Extra
Globes which the President said 10 have addressed Il
each Of the members of the Tennessee ~ rsaturc Did
they contain poson2 Was there treason in thein2 Uha
eegc MeW The Globe says, they dc " papers which
contained Mr. Bentons two long aud elaborate spccchc
on the expunging Resolution the very question: which
the Tennessee Legislature expected to take up 70
dscusaionand in which the character Of Cen Jackson
himself was dec ply concerned