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

dcuJ. is friends with inventions about eus and div,
ors in the ranks of The Democratic party OF Pennsyra-
MIA If there are such dsconents we are yet l, learn
where tlry exist. No of them ever reaches us,
excent2 through the columns of the Wing press On |
the contrary lar can see or hear. The harnon
Of the parlv complete, and It's spirit and co!enc'-
have never been surpassed Throughout the State It Is
animated by the certainty of vc,ory-the county meet
incs are more nucrousy attended than ever. and the
resul, in October will show that the people of fennsyI-
wanna arc not to be outraged with lmpunlty.
The Ac!usivc course Of the Federal Wing journalists
is that which they invariably pursue before an election,
and if their friends place confidence IN their assertions,
they have 10 blame but themselves ter i'r deccP-
lion They have had experience en0ngh 10 to wiser,
and many of them Of late years have paid dearly Tor Tie
knowledge that the Bank press is by means scrnpu.
Ions in leading its readers into tie most pItIaJic diu-
sions In @34 and ISL the opponents Of tcnocFacy
were taught believe that their triumph vas sure
They were however, routed even where tlcy llouShI
themselves strongest. S" will it be IN l-''i he Dr.;
ftats of federal whggcry have ALREADY commenced and
the beginning and The end will be OF tho character
lPCRrSWrHniaH. .iHg. l3.
1t gives unlcgncd pleasure to notice the perfect mar
monY whc! rcigns throughout the Democratic party
1t the arbnger nfdrsuctinn Tie authors OF the mis-
rule which has prevailed in PENNSYLVANIA for the last
eight months 1hc sway Of Anti. masonry and " i"E-
gerry draws rapidly close and it is TO be hoped that
the prostraton in October: will be 81 complete that net
Their the one nor the other will be heard Of i'll Pcnnsyi
Yana again Since he continuation OF these rs tacl!onS,
(or il cannot be called ani0n the Democracy OF The
State has been 'hused in grim rcposc, and anXlnlsy
!
stLc1 The moment approaches, and if wr are not
much deceived it will be signalZcd by Ci the most
complete lFumPls on the part OF the Democracy {" The
kcr Stone, that it has ever been our province |" record
This triumph is not only important as It regards the
politics Of PENNSYLVANIA: but lis moral Influence unn
hcsc OF The Union will be incacuIabc. Onr Democrat!
c friends should remember that the great battle is To be
fought in Octo!er in which, II Tie enemy are r"nc",
they will be scattered into fragments Should they re-
rrc such defeat anticipate, and as wc have: no
doubt they will receive they will be unable 10 raiIT IN
November, and Martin Van Buren, will be carried II,
Pennsylvania by glorious and triumphant MAJORITY
1t should also be borne in mind that Pennsylvania
LEADS off, Her election early. Her mo al
Influence has always been grea--bnL then It must oc
greater than ever. The Democracy Of the Union In We
their eyes fixed upon her. and We are confident when
We say she will not dlsappout ihen'-h
The INQUIRER of yesterday has editorial article Oh
The prospect in the city and county OF PhlaGei''ia, al
the fall election, in which he encourages his jFIends !"
the interior TO hope, that there is serious dTIso:E IN the
Democratic ranks, and that consequently The trends OF
lAEEaoy will obtain large ina oriiy Nay tue c"ii"r
goes so far say, that in Tie city, the State Adj
ADMINISTRATION majority vii! be or TWO THOUSAND
more thau uns gircn last ycnr The entr vote glT
en- for WOLF and MuIiiESEuEG in The city WAS i,i''i
50 that according neighbour estimate The Demo
Gratis will be able 10 poll in October nc but Or
ut hcl M0tsand votes! is there man III ihis'cf-
hia Of any party, who believes this W.: are sure cur
rrspccIahIr contemporary does not lie nsL have made
the assertion, without examination. The Democratic
vote in Tic CITY he less than the Noi and Nnh!Gn-
Vfn vote o. last year; ana IL Is prODaOic " y IL IS tii"SI
certain that it wiI be greater On the h" ham, Inc
Opposition vct will be diminished II dissatisfaction
felt ard expressed by of the car g Wings at The
rejection Of Mr.. Webster nd The ,con at General
Harrison the effects OF disappointment numerous "p-
icanls for Office the State Admir- lsirl.nn; and the
dissatisfaction openly expressed the "lGncl D! Tie Adj
m!ni3!raon: in dragging The lradn 'ncHIb OF the
Masonic Fraternity before the Lcgs azure las. winter,
and the gross insult hcaprd upon the there. as well as
tie course of the city Government. WILL it is confidently
believed materially diminish the Opposition votes. In
the cnnutv. tile sections of the Denoc: party
last fall presented majority Of between ;seo and Mrte
ti0usand votes The Opposition 81 ii! c"rars. They
are firmly united. and will pol great perhaps
greater than their united vnu Of last year; whilst
the that operate 10 !css n the Opposition Toe
in the city, will have tendency t' produce the Ct
feet in the county. We think mag therefore fairly
calculate Democratic majo fity IN tic city and
county We speak now Of Tie ctOber ccctior Tor, IN
reference 10 the November cIrcle u, there - dcut!,
that the Van Buren, ticket Will h ave large majority
1PhAadepha Sentinel
VErr LIKE : WuALE-Dos No. 1.-The Chron::Ie
Of Friday has an awful blast OF trumpes Mr.. ian
Burcn's vote in the New York Convention: And then
10 Give Tremendous effect TO its adswoen effort:
notary puhcs certificate paraded IN due iu oi au,
10 prove what has been denied 10 our knowledge
and what may be found in our columns as simple
historical incident But the cua!ling editor has veEy
carefully avoided informing his readers that the iir.
Van Rensselaer,, who the first who made move 10
amend the report rs to admit bsc TO an equality
Of privileges with whites, is most decided nIS! md
the Mr. JAY. WHO, he says, very truly Is Al TIE
HEAD OF THE NORTHERN ABOlITlONlSIS ),
Is A WIG!! and that Chancellor Kent who also sn D.
ported the notion is still another Htg!-and that
ihc fanatics of the North, Of whom he speaks, had
existence in 52I or if they had Rufus King Of the
Missouri question memory, was their leader who, II
he were living, would be Hig.-if We can judge any
thing by the course of Charles King, the Darnoor ed
tor and his other sons and further. that, somc Csc
curity that MIR Van Buren, will not interfere with the
local feelings Of any Stale in this matter u.s. that The par:
" which he is attached not being led By The SAID
liz fnn intI
to Arkansas the last session of Congress: in which
full power To hold slaves granted and that the OPP
position the wishes Of tho people OF this new State
came chiefly from the Wigs and finally that Mr. Van
Burens casno cote in the Senate carried Mr. Caouns
hill against tile incendlary publications OF the Abolition.
lists third rrading and that 1t was finally lost mainly
Ly the Of the Zig Senator's "lnk Of that Master
Brook" Why, Granny Harrison never made greater
failure at a abni. Go it again. Madame Chronicle
Iry another m6uutan-it may bring forth m!ghler
varmint. - baltimore Republican.
FuR THE BENEFIT THE READERS OF THE CuRoEI-
cLE-Dosc No. AS their editor will not inform them
who ar- The real adcs Of the NoNruERH FANATICS. AT
THE HEAD OF WHOM is MIR. JAY, FLAMING
WIG,-we will presume to give them little light oil
tie subject. On the motion last winter 10 PRINT The
abolition memorials Massachusetts with her IL E1gS,
, voted 10 prnt,-Vermont, with her HigS, voted TO
iut,-Ncw Hampshire: with hers Inn Barca men, vo
led against prniing-Alans with her Va" tuTen men,
81 friends of Fnn Buren, from New York, voted to
prinnt.-or the . figs all but voted to print
IL Francis Granger, the fellow candidate Of Harrison,
print and supported the reception of the memo
rails BY specch-and Harrison himselfis for deroling
the whole surplus to slave enamel patton, with
out consulting the non.sayeholdng Stairs in the mat.
ter In Pcnnsy lvania, of II Fun Buren, mrn, II voted
auatna printing, and Of the Wigs present all voted
for prinline Put that and that together. and any
one doubt who the Northern fanatics Is this dose
No sufficient 'secury' TO satisfy the Chronicle that
: it has baIk'd up the wrong trec:-E.
(From the .7ibany .7rgusD