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

States and Democratic principles They will tan.Ih
over the comhinaticns an,i.JacAsonism ana 4nouerh
Bv ca. Jds:+P:: Gfnddy. Washington has been
called "trnitor; Jackson has been branded as dtc
tator;' Van Buren, has been called Gerry M.ng-Hay
America always furnish such TRAITORS such dtclaloT anu
such statesmrn Martin Van Buren,
By:Dr. S. McKissick OF Maury. The Hon James \. |
PolE-lIs constituents hive been awakened iFo" tnef
sunber by the nkling of Bell and the roaring o e"n'
MN: they are now wide awake and CORRECTLY appreciate
his services in triunphanlly sustaining the Aonnsa'
ton Of our illus,rnus Chief Magistrate
By Edwd S,ral,on William Carroll. late Governor
Of the State Of Tennessee. Hrro aud Patriot; his
fame will Sc nothing by the lapse OF years but grow
brighter and brighter as we glide down the ude oil Ane
towards the ocean of Eternity. ~,
By E. NJ llainps The Hon. Felix Grnndy. u D
Srnator-lc has bly, sustained himself, and still more
n,bly sustained his country by DESERVING her he
would receive the smiles and OF band oil osap-
pointed ohceserkers. But the thterrs OF his country
the awards of rood consciencethc appreciation OF Ills
-ctztps and Tie gratitude ut all unooI 9cncratoi
are with him the preferable reward
from The udianaro is Den o'ra,
Extract of lctsr jrr7n inc 4t Tie EdtorS CARA
LarAYrrrH. Saturday night,
1th November, le:'o. ) .
IT, a ,rh;cb ,r,s .xurctpd by many to decide the
fate of Indiana in favor Of General HARRISON Tor the
sdepcv has ;us, come to a close, and the nag OIL van
Eurcn and Johnson still waves II triumph III 'p
COUNTY have just returned from TIE natl'e o'u'u
,lnre II has been known throughout the Stale OF lnd
ana for several weeks that this celebration ""u0 ahe
place; and being got up in great hieasu't y DE" DIS
who have campuinrd Of the ce!rhraliohs u INK Da.
ia f ,b Thames having been made to operate polti-
cav in faror Of Colonel Johnson. II was geherny OK
pecied that We would see true sPccimrh u "e ats nv
doings of the No-party Party IN !hd!ahI' wl'cn :'
brcore loudly denounced party feeling being carried
;n,o onr puIIic r-jicngs. 1t however Leaked out hy
so. means that the design Of the leaders o the pPc
,,n celebration was TO take advantage OF the nnnips!
that would st'ena to nH%naEs Sss
az . true index that only iPpecanoe county, butthe
Sta c. would 60 for iarr SON snch is proven .o.aa!r
bren their original intention, aud their plans were well
,,rred. but have been completely c0uneractet, MI.
outstanding the friends of Mr. Van Buren, and Coich;l
JuI,son who suspicious OF the opJec' H"u ou "S
time to give Information.
Earlv this morning large company of persons start
ed from this place for the Battle Ground, and i'll short
time arrived at emnencc Juttng into The prairie
where the hattie was fought. stand was erected IL
the woods Immediately opposite the cnc sure contain
ing the remains Of the iusrlous dead C"!. Evans oi
Fountain acted Marshall and on arriving at the stand
proceeded call the names OF the l7rsd' s and ice
Presidents all strong Opposition men, amongst Inc Ia'tef
orr friend Col Mcguire WAS not forgotten The Lieu:
Governor and Secretary of State the only nvitel
guests present Three four soldiers Of Tppecanm
also took their seats Dr. Demng the oaIor Of The day
delivered grafton. displaying considerable ABILITY ana
much ingenuity in his defence and praise ot Cen. iar-
tison On one side of the orator planted the Ame-
ricnn color with the motto Tippccanoe in the centre
was handsome little flag with white ground, contain
ing the following words .Fhrcn0st fghting-no6iy jcF
JDc Daris Ortn Spencer, WGrrirk. RdEd0lph, hhis,
Beam " Hah0n. Bnry and On the other side, as II oy
magic the American flag sprung up, with the motto OF
Van Buren, and Johnson. sustaining the balance q"
power and protecting the memories OF the liluSihCus
dead
The Grafton being concluded. handsome y-wrtten
ode. by young lnaanlan. named Wallace, was reGlrd
in real theatrical slyrbeing highly auditory OF Gen
Harrison. We thought the rScrcscs we're coIrlu
de,l; bat the next thing discovered was the noo
Isaac Nay"r, who mas been trying unsuccessLlly
for the last fifteen years TO obtain seat III our Safe
LEGISLATURE in reward for his services at Tippecauc
Honest Isaac entered into labGrcd defence OF Cine
raj Harrison military services; at The conclusion OF
which, he moved the adoption Of Snndry resolutions
nominating General Harrison for the Prcsldency-he
whole undoubtedly having taken him several week! To
coucoc The motion the adoption OF the resolutions
was Immediately put by MIR. Evans, The Marshal anu
after successive attempts to haoo louder than the
Burni,rs liz drcdrd that the resolutions were carried
division was Immediately called for bat the Col III
drrs,ond his duty to his Harrison friends better than b
have them cnnnled. The Van Buren, and Johnson mel
now followed their Standard and exhibited plainly thai
in this part of The State there is no danger Having
formed Line they gave three cheers, IN token OF vIco-
~. Thus have the lfarr:sonrs been defeated on the
VERY battle ground of 1ippecan"e. Van Buren, and
johnson democracy is triumphant on the Wahash-our
friends tell from the surrounding couht'es lhal LIE
changes all on our side.
! InE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ASD Abolition g
repeat, div He'd the attention of the public to the great
anxiety Of Duff Green for abolition free d'Scsson and
the circulation Of incendiary papers in the South. We
called attention 10 the fact that the Nu!trrS were read
ing these statements to excite Southern hostility against
the North in their public meetings, and that McDuic
and Calhoun were BOTH with much cagcrness, looking
the efficacy Of such to put the ball of revolution
in untion that the daily mastering his troops,
and The other preparing his party for the event BY letters
and speeches. And we have the plain acknowleds
lnrnt of the Northern abolition organ that they ready
to make the very which the NuIIers have been
so long lahoing 10 bring the country: lGtcbe