Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-16


any thing 10 influence the old Democratic party to vot
Tor him. But is not Gen 1errison friend 10 that nrso
e'iS institution. tle bank-aiso IN favor OF restoring
the deposites to that Institution? Was he not among
the panic makers short time ago? Let the people maxi
inquiry before they vote for who would pcrpetua
such a dangerous institution in land-But 10 th.
subject OF the Convention. BE assured that old Carl
VIII take her proper steps and them in due time b
represented in the proposed Conve nton Indiana il De
mocratc, and she viii sustain the Baltimore nn,nnaon.
She voted Tor Democratic candidates 1924 % and
in 81 She voted tor Mr.. Van Bnrrn for Vice President,
and she viii vote hr him for President Yes repeas
II, Mr. Van Buren, AMI Col. r. NJ johnson vii. get the
vote OF ih's State by majority from 5000 votes
Let " hngies aark the prediction
The Wings are thus dcplorably up amonr several
pians ana various candidates. One section goes for
Winnie; another for llarriscn third for Wcostcr-- On
Is Tor raiyng upon single candidatc another Tor
tcriug votes, aud sending the Election the H. of r.
The Lynchborg Virgnian now out, aud in a spi
rt OF niys;icaon which is coual to its f,rmcr uoSs
article, declares that We shall be entirely satisfied will
any decision Of that question which amy bc made by
majority of the People in the Electors. Colleges On by
majority OF the States, in the House of Rrrresen
ives and then does not hesitate TO declare that
" W. do not concur in the opinion, all occasions e.
pressed by the Richmond Enquirer and echoed by the.
parrot potcians, who prefer the easy plan OF catching
opinions from others, rather than rnin i them.
selves that an election of President b. the House OF
representatives, VIII, necessarily ''bc decided by in.
trlgue, management and corruption When we have
so itue confidence in the integrity of the representatives
of the people, shall believe that the peope had better
have no representatives at ALL not we wh OF
ginate this opinion 1t is the vucc uf experience, sl,
which speaks through the only elections which have
warning which they give ior-and yet the H. Virgin;an
is prepared to take course which may again .aus(r
the Election To the House.
AS TO our Whirligg Contemporary the Sir Oracle of
the wings OF Richmond, he rather upon the
fence at present Aficr leaning towards election by
the Ii. OF r., he for running the single candidate
But as TO the favorc horse he is in the condition of his
friend Chrts,ophr Q1andarg He is between hn,ck and
ou--ard-unccrain between Harrison and White Th
wcaher-cock Is turning upon its pivo-and will 90 either
for the other, for ono else precisely as The
Developments may determine him the very last mo-
nent He Is against the Little Mugican-tiat is nos
But who Is to be the available candidate for whom he
may ultimately co. nobody knows-no even he himself
we may truly say Mons VeyrOis. Time alone can tell
Who knows yet but it may be Mr. Clay. The last ST
Louis republican hints ut some such scheme-for il
says: . The Enquirer is evidently alarmed Il knows
that the Opposition act upon the plan set forth thai
Mr. Van Buren, must be beaten: Hence its uneasiness
we are not altogether satisfied that the course indicated
should be pursued 1t will be time enough after the
meeting OF Congress, to act upon it, Ii may then be
deemed proper to lake this couIs e-or such conuro-
mise may be made OF individual preferences as to pro-
duce the nomination of NEW MAS-one who has
the confidence of the Opposition, and unite its ec-
ments IN ms support There abundance of such
men IN the country If however il should be tloGht
expedent to run the strongest man in each State The
course OF every independent citizen is plain enough
ms same "kcpubcan" deal of sonhistrv
to show, that if this plan of running strongest man
everywhere, Is to throw the election into the H. of Il
ought not to be the first compain-becaus il viii
only show the majority of the People are NOT in favor of
MT van Buren, But will il show the other branch of
inc proposition; that they in favor any other
The very gist of this scheme of the Wings is to pre-
vent the majority of the People fom dccidnr between
MT mr: van Buren, and The very strongest Wing man.
This is the very issue which they afraid to make IN
and hence they wish to take the election from the hands
OF the People themselves and transfer it TO their Re,re
SentGticcS i'll Congress.