Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-19

Ho7r;.ss CONDITION OF TIE WulGs.--This hetero-
rercous pary have orociui,pt tickets for President
and Vice President, viz Harrison and Granger III the
Moth: and White and Tyler in the Sou'h-to both OF
which they cling With euuai at unuiStl3Gusng peril
nacv Ask Wing in !.ooisIanca.c you against liar
risen, M, Are y0,. against White /: No. are you
in fayo! or 1arrson' Yes. Are you IN favor OF h!le
Yes. Ar. YOU in favor Of Granger for ice PTesIdent
Yes ARE you also n favor oi Tyler FOR Vice frcSl'
dent: Yes Was ever party since the fall Of CatI-
line pushed 10 eueh extremity! What! you VIII indil-
t.rentIy vote for Harrison o. mr. White, rot on account
of the ers Of ae i= other but merely AZ me
prospects Of cthr- may prs?oaaerae Bat HARRISON -
an arowrd abnitioniSi n.d " hte has uniformly been
ouuo.cd to the u States Bank Granger Is an ao'Itloh
ist of the most Observation-Disclosures; aches
roter Of that Gii.ica excitement in the North, wnch
rroducet such dangerous excitement curing The ast
twelse months ia Congress, Had throughout tie North
cru States. and which excitement would haTe eHced IN
dsunon and civil war, bot 10. TIE ~!sc, decl'!Te ana
cucr-rtc pro ,eeings of tie democratic frieada oil AIT
Van Buren, in New. England. Ncw forA ana rrnns;l
yania The p:p Of Louisiana wlI! never '1rset snat
Francis GRANGER, Of tie Wing cncdIeS i71 III;
Vice Presidency in Ills place 1T inc io"ss ca heP'st
tavcs OF the L. States, delivered ma E'nae'7S
in supnort o, r;r petitions OF a6ohtouists; he pro-
tossed no mcS;S!n coIAo,oI>lsf: N the doctrines lie
PROMULGATED; ae for the immediate emancipation OF
Inc Southern slaves. viii the people 81 l'r's'ana ni
nj ;i:e Scui!sscr STATES coun:cnancc i"r moment
,,,,y Of .rhc.s. Ibis man Isa principal !eaf"f; man
who wcud a1t be permitted 10 hive amongst Us, he
dared TO px ,9ys the opirons and Views hc'" ''
h, enforced ,7iti, all hts eoqusacc on the moor Of Non
s,ess. ,.tL :,,
Harrison $50 i. an Ihoonst. II Is because he Is an
,,ouis; rat he IS flvorite with the w!ioc ianauca
horde in ne Nor.i II is because he IL an aho!itoh's
TIKI, his la. IL, 2acc the some ncae' Win 'aI u
Granger. . o..
How ca, ,hf. !igs who party seemed Wiling 10
,tcs t, ,n.;;t.,;;on and Liberty OF tielr co%htry
n .scrve Iii, charter of the BanE othe Unilco 0t>es
h,,y ran they vote for Mr.. White who was one
81: n. Irest decided and efficient enemies OF t'iae
rl,p-p
Il, i e1,c-s With the plsws OF the Iles'cehl con
g, u,j 3 rauch tp its ovcr:hEo" as any man IN 'ne
Snu;e, How can The Planters Of Louisiana cast the
:. f.aoes m Mr.. NG!tc when one OF themselves, gen.
rn,n eaaaY distinguished ior his abilities and virtue;
= Wbr 100 and lately Senator OF the United Sates,
lbs declared That in every question before Congress IN
hic he interests tie People o. thts Stale were N.
irrt t}uaI. J.! White was always found opposed to
,ham: 81 which, re presume. A.. WagganaIs means,
,ts, White always voted for the reduction Of the duty
on su1sr and aranst the adjustment OF the land Titles lT
his ta.e-sulecs of vital importance TO !ae prosperity
and tranquility Of Louisiana.
Oh but then the great John Fyfer OF 'rSh'a -
oined to the political fortunes of Nh White th5ss
worthless are on the ticket ies, w hite a"u
are coupled together the same race oacheu y
same pches, 20 arrive BY asutuai aifa eo1''0'' ''
Sese such sair in fatm and 'ea es
~ go, rrde 10 mach by oatufe- 49,. a..
T1.- ,ha NrIl,frr WHO ia Congress afVoca'eo VIC
do;; th,, The Legislature OF any oEe Stats ea' o.
I;b and ,ender yoid in the limits o. 'aat od'e GU CO.
of roDg,eas Of tie United Staes-s feeonnisuoeo ".
,hs naenle Of Louisiana for the ONCE next 10 taA "
tht f Chief Magistrate. There are lew Nulhnet. III
this State the atmosphere End cIu'a'e W