Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-18
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..r-ulous are the assertions of the Wings, now
" u" with the jncts-For instance:
c'","r Gentleman who has just traversrd the State Of
,,.y7yania. and enjoyed the best opportunities of as
iso'%r ,ie state ot public opinion, assures US that
c"'l" ".; ! coinu nearly en- nasSe for Harrison that
!& so. S,'.,TIy The remnant of a Van Baren party len
""' TTaas saith the Kunaoha Banner, Of the 9th.
r., ere raj election in This State takes place to-day.
.,o!s me ~SanLuiEe OF success, and we feel conf.
tn, nal tntir aniicipa'I"ns VIII be FULLY realised Every
'", "l we'll :ns Tie good c~ause.-Thcre is scarcely
' ",,, Of Gen. flarrison's receiving the electoral vote
% n,sylyania BY d triumphant majority. We arrive
",h;. camel ls!on. not only from the tone of the Wing
"" bp, from private information.
P'SS' r7%n< <s;ah "a; .Nsac York Gazette, Of the llM.
.qq,nh,a power Of the State Government, the uni.
TLi, and :An,i.inasonic vote Of Pennsylvania will
""c. en- harrison; and Van Buren,, whatever may be
"..ul, cf to.morrow's election, cannot bring into the
.N!, mower sufficient to break down the determined
%'a,.;,trnn winch is against him in that State"
o!f LTaus saith the .Ncr York Star, Of the 10th.
r7as sane paper. by tie way, which lately declared
,,,i he result "i This election scouM be considered as u
49,, II ,ha, iii November y
i" E,,, States Pennsylvania and Ohio) are consider.
i t.a,:fa! on the Presidential question, and no little
;.,.,s, !rtt as TO the result; for, upon these States, de-
" u Z great degree the result of the great contest in
y,;...Jr- -lHus saith the Jefferson Free Press Of the
Tr. New York Courier of the lllh (James Watson
w.,yl ou,-herods llerol upon the occasion That
p,rnsy.vania says hel has become the great battle. field
i ii, Union. we are ready to admit; and there cannot
lea !ouot lha, il the People triumph overe the Office
f,s,.s there. all doubt Of the defeat of Van Buren, will
t.,, an end; willis, even if the Tories should again be
sgc. >:iI! br 4 diminished majority, the knowledge Of
r., net that 0iiD is against the magician, and that with.
~. IL. vote o: New York his elrctiun i. not possible,
vi! nerve the energies Of every P"triot Wing and cause
item to untc IN giving 10 Ten BureniSm its death-blow.
BG: Il, is no, be misunderstood; while there are doubts
.ar,l..nrd by many Of cur friends of the result of the
e,ass. commencing This day: nc do not participate in
them. Ou7 opinions are founded exclusively upon the
coav:ctions 6! lie best advised politicians in Pennsylva-
MA: AID TrlrinG upon their means of arriving at n cor
rec; conclusion, we do not doubt but Pennsylvania is
sIoa; 10 r:yc to her sister States an example of Patriot
ism and Devotion to the cause of the Constitution, which
wi! place her on i proud eminence in the Councils of
tie county,
SIX has, indeed, given us this example, but in 4 sense
yer, different from that which the bank-5ought scribbler
Of Il. y. Y. Courier intended. The Reader will COM
p;e all these projections with their jnLf!mentS; and draw
iG; own lntc'ences. One thing is obvious enough
ll The Wings seem to understand very little of the
suit q. the People.