Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-04

M Hho IS ~ ,,wrr over emancipation IN tue Dislrict
ncn on ~, declaring himself at the same nms, ue s's
M CoamSa, ".omuy,,isi=g nrponcnt OF its exercise
Is +. 81. ess consistent gentleman supports Gen 1ar'
Ell be the s a ~ sunni ,;ica.,y declares that it is near
"a ,,n alif'0s The whnc surplus revenue to
"a rs heart " ",;hnul t,c siinh,rs. restriction as to the
-rri?''i -, tie S.n;cs:- !hc Richmond Wig, 81
lHraHc: " ="
H. sssrs IN Ut M advocate of the rights Of
Fl WHO ~" ~ y;,; snnprr,S <fra iia'r!s,". i su Is
S,rt> 80" ,;,nci;,!rS and mcaSurc::-- R:ci-
- ,,,ri no'"' III 80
BMs, = effort upon the Wing the very courteous
III Hc ";'' ~" ., i Inns ,li,retcd uncn US. We will not
r!s'e r,h u.i,Ir>i,;rs r;nrniatnr nor charge
= ~ .;.,.,,y aud observation-disclosures. We will n"l
him ~" ~ has !,r sHa:rd IL the fury of lbs passions;
NIX sa ", nr whom las he not changed his opinions
c':C:'I"- ri,vd. Tazawcl, and Calhoun. have been
IN I!t' hc DIRECTS OF his coarsest abuse and grnSScSt
~ s.rfi Mu whom lie has once praised have bccome
c his wralh-yr it it be Just III hun TO charge
81 he N:" ,i,,ss to MS because, without chang ing the
4 a;SE" entertained Of Harrison i'll lSI4 because while
ro'a ". ..w. shall be The last 10 dispute his militia
II l:f"e rluck laurel from the veterans brow, we
I'll ri:S, ..ink lie soldier qualified TO play the states.
81 ~. o. W w think his princi pies utterly at war with
Al tJs' Iy,,i,a-What degree of. observation-disclosures
81 tbs q" l ross,:, contradiction O! opinions argue in
81 would The s'0S''S
h%. ,..ncrs have hcca ascrhcd TO US, both by the
III III .,.; the Wing, which only appear So by the
n h%S',a;srrp,sssntatipn.W have been asked, for
' " shy We have opposed the Tariff, and still sup
q G%f' 'B-a,.d why VIC do not support Judge
Il p! III c.,guEc. M7 v B. has at oil times been lad.
"A ,bc hinh Tariff policy, (see Buffers letter:}-
"H h. has ,-grd ''mndhcatiun Of the Tariff, which
4 f2 reduction of the revenue to the wants
''+ rry.rrmcn. sce his SEncco letter and because
~ stands pledged, (in his letter to S. Williams) to-
81 80" A,,n o.: Tie taxes to the economical WAITS OF
I ~ ,~,,nnr,l- II. l.. White is now the "lnan Of
d |:"-bp IS on. OF the questionable cannot, by any
''s ,,,jon he r!eccd-and the very Wings, who were
I'll, vl,drcd TO ii:,. have transferred their aiegi-
Il ~, ilrr real candidate, Gen Harrison; he "who
I M, modify the Tariff. until he saw the streets of
( &, S,s and Charleston covered with grass.
W hare been asked. "ano,er curious fact, how
i 80, suo,,rt Mr. Y. B Hwio hns acknowledged the
nicrna! Improvement, III its most odious iorln?
4 r. Mr. Y s. has done himself the Justice 10 re-
r TIN. vcc-because he has voted agninst every
% us,sure 81 the sort-and because the real candi.
NE Of the Ways Is an ulIra advocate Oh Inc power III
4 * forms.
T. have been asked, how we can support man, who
~s The power emanc pate the slaves in the District
"a re, VT have '';sca;cd the assumption of such
,i, would diSS,'ve Tie Un!nD:-Ecca~Sc Mr.. V. b.
re- declared himself. he i!.ricribie and unc0mpT0mising
,,,,., ID! any such acknowledgements he has declared
:. b! Il direct attack upon the very foundation Of The
,>,ilu:,H- brcaGsc he apprrhendS. do, that it
,sIt s,rk a. down lii. Union itselt--nud because Gen
Il @:g,i. is III Inscriptions Enancipatnnist.
W. have been asked. how wc could support Mis-
.; E.,,ric,ioi:s: Because m such question is like
-. occar under The next Observation-Disclosures he
r.r was thorough and active Observation-Disclosures
s I'm nis opposed all restrictions ArkanSas-and bo-
t,.s. We are verify persuaded, that MIR. Van Bnren
pcgli ne, prosecute any such measure, which lie
ag;. receive wcud be fata! 10 the Union.
Wehave been asked how we came TO declare in 1882,
,I. We wcuI not support lu for the Vice Presidency,
md ve, TOW we supper, him for the Presidency The
rxp!iaaioIs which we have frequently given Of
i?c1aiyas o.! J2, aIur.ed over by the Qucrsls,
i:,n design We answer, tia: we did most zealously
sa??or, hun in % and therefore consistently sup
PIT him il -. The Qneris nay attempt to mystity the
Iain.: circumstance in the word-and nothing is plain
r.; lha when ,,Y charged Mr. V. B. with design to
.rlas Wee Presidency. We who knew him better, who
sno~ that he preferred! going - London, TO avoid the
a7o:uai'eS oi his friends, should declare that had
70 Gss.a of supporting him, and would not-But
fault was it, that he was subsequently rum after
T.. friends had declared that he would no, b" SO: II
a: work o; the Wings, who prosecuted him, recalled
Inn rom London, where he wished to remain-and COM
rifle! is; friends 10 nominate injured ur Inc
Wee Presidency.
We atc ASKED, why do complain Of the Wings
fgfa.ng iwo candidates for the Presidency, when we
wee instrumental in starting on our ticket, two
c1aa'rs :or the Vice Presidency: The question is
"arA4c. What docs it mran' That we starting
I,e r,addars on our present ticket; This is not the
oae candidate. Judge Smith. Does he mean, that we
assisted n bringing Smith out against Johnson Was
Ina! "onr: At all events, we are proud TO answer,
IL; ru Ticket in Vrginia recognizes but candidate
Ne not, john Bowyer Caldwell says Of the Wings
ve Two steeds OF different blood and training at Tie
S'Tc Em:. Our tckc. is all fair and above board
TG;e is no trick chicancry or fraud about it. 1t is sim
&C. ccamit,rd, pledged, every inch Of it-and every
Emn knows, when he votes for it, chom he is voting
IT Is Prcsdennot like these mongrel Wings, enlrap-
gn: 10 vote for Harrison, by batting his ticket
E,A White.
We are asked. why We afect to dread Election by
d" House OF Representatives, when II years ago we
cling 10 Mr. Crawford with the full knowledge, that
Sc would carry the Election TO the House. We an
WEI that we have been uniformly, anxinusly opposed
any translation Of Lie Election TO the II. of r. We
avc always done every thing in power to concen-
'a'e The Electoral vote upon candidate, and to mr.
~ its further progrrSs-Eu in the of Nr. c. The
It'naa violates, as usual, all rccordcd history" The
Hends 81 Mr.. Crawford believed To The very last, that
e s; BE elected by the Electoral Colleges, until he
Tas coISca out OF the votes Of New York The strong
"Nse o; The injustice which that noble man sustained,
Ht0n!s Tor, Trough ii m gh moi justify in their cooler
Moments. !ilcr continued anxiety 10 run him IN the
in!sc But even that lesson shows how dangerous
Is I" carry Tic election to the House. and how diff
a ii Is 10 avoid the whIIwiad Of passions, that it is
caatcd 10 prpdu:.
!"sc the charges of inconsistency, TO which the
correspondent Of the Dr,nocrat rcers-We touch them
low, hrcausc after this :!,nrnng we have done with The
residential struggle, and The discussions which it has
ic!l'd Before next No can issue from the press,
lie election viii be over; and our only office will
c"lI"c, The results Of the campaign. We hope,
nh, % sfathe the sword for the prcscnt-and espc-
l!'y as It relates 10 the Il. Whg-lhat paper so Ut
cry regardless Of all decency of manners, or at the Dig
NY which is due TO the press, could never have drawn
IN such repeated notices as it has frequently IN
uHcd If il were for the relation it tn its par
y. II was their organ-and however unworthy OF at
"i'n, Oh It's account yet, in important con
rs! as this has been, It's shameless Misrepresentation
rnandcd some answer. We have done with it
he election will be over on Monday next. The
~iS"Is'ns of the Wing will then prove harmless
'Ne'sT !; abuses Us Hereafter. through principal, or
trough deputy, we care not. We know precisely
NAT rs attacks are w"rl:-lor, whom Gun ii inj"rr,
mere 1t is determined attack, without argument,
III 10 Irvc with he coarscst scurrlty' lis last Tues
" anu cdncs'iy $ NIs., teen with attacks, which we
,""t Si""p u answer II attacks for the insertion
articles from our Correspondents which notice mat.
oh, have