Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-24
ACCOUNT CURRENT
Republican majority,
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The Wings of Pennsylvania are more by the than
Mr.. Clay is about to be brought into the field
Webster meeting was advertised to take place in
Philadelphia Wednesday lnst--but for the want of
the necessary arrangements they could obtain adnis
sion into the Court House-and it then adjourned
the Bolivar House, and converted into a preparatory
meeting, G. w. Churchman in The Chair, and Nathan
Sergeant, Secretary. Committee then appointed
Ia make arrangements for holding a General Town
Meeting of all who favorable TO the election Of Mr..
Webster.
This movement succeeded by the following call
in some OF the Wing papers of the both
County Of PLadepha viii hold meeting Carols Bolivar
paraloy general call for Town Meeos reference
The Philadelphia Gazette had prepared for this Notice
by little flourish of trumrets, stating '.this dis
tnguished citizen may be expected in Philadelphia in
the course of few days. having intended, are in
formed to leave Lexington in the early part of this week
on visit to the East9-1he Gazette thinks there is
sound reason why the name of MIR. Clay should
also be brought into the view of that DO yhe aris
burg Convenon) That he has friends this city
than either of the other gentlemen we have doubt
and we think they bound to give him the chance
of nomination the friends of the other gentlemen
claim for their iavoIte.
Mr. Walsh thinks on the other hand that MIR CLAW i.
not sufficiently available candidate the State lie
seems 10 speak with some little surprise and chagrin
the new nomination.. He says; - nomination of Mr.
Clay, and call for Public Meeting in his favor in this
city, have been suddenly made They tend to affect in
iurously the proceedings for Mr. Webster and TO pro-
duce Division though discord, in the Wing party
The cause is common. No disagreement should
In the interior of our Commonwealth Mr.. Webster and
Wings and Anti Masons. The last, il is believed
will not adopt Mr. Clay and without their concur
renee, etfectual resistance be made To the
Van Buren, ticket We offer these cursory remarks
without the least indispsston towards Mr.. Clay,
when would greatly prefer General Harrison,
and whose splendid abilities and strong claims cheer
fully acknowledge. The question is now-upon what
candidate suitable in himsef-upon what true states
and political champon-are the Anti sIasons and
Wings likely to unite West PENNSYLVANIA, and seye
raj OF the Eastern countless have already declared MIR
Webster. Shall Philadcph respond to them? Cnn the
Wing strength OF this city be further divided without
coming comparatively insignificant Is the unani-
nous nomination of Mr.. Webster, upon principles which
embrace the of MIR. Clay a safe ground whereon
to- meet the AntiVan Buren, citizens OF the interior
We would as attempt say how the wind will
blow week hence, To guess upon what candidate the
Opposition will settle down in Pennsy lvana. Mr. Walsh
calls the Wing Opposition throughout the u. States
an acepheioUs partyiha is, without head-a regular
acknowledged chief and candidate This condition in
the last degree preudical The of Cen Harrison
to be waning in that State The Adams Sentinel
Wing paper, says From the present signs of the
times it appears evident TO us, that the whole force of
the Opposition cannot be rallied upon this gentleman
and that it 1caste Of time and energy crpend them
in his at present The paper remarks Z" The
Harrison fever appears TO be cooling what Various
ewspupers that have BEEN heretofore very warm in
advocating his cause, appear TO be hauling off -
Ills letter 10 the AniI-masonic Central Committee of
Harrisburg has cooled that anomalous partyf il has
not blasted bis PJetensons with them The Phil. Sen
tinel says, 1.-The leading amasonic papers, with scarce
ly an exception, are out against him. and in several
counties in which few weeks ago he was supposed to
be strong delegates favourable the pretcnsons of Mr.
Webster, have been elected the State Convention
The huzza is fast dying away and in few short weeks
it will not be heard in Pennsylvania."Th election OF
Convention and TO the Anti Masonic Convention to
ncet at the time and pacc.1he contest between
the several candidates will be amusing aver enough
and yet neither Of them will carry the State