Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06
POLITICAL.
(From Me .NJgny .Argus.)
VAN RIIREN Ar HOME.

lin DIT There are some points WHICi
ustrnr the character md standing OF the candidate whom
Ne" York presents for the Presidency among those who
know him hrst.
The old lawn Of Knd.rh.os {uow Undertook ant
! Stuyvesan:,) in which Mr.. Van Bnren was burn and
brought up. gives him naSrisy of 2s; being double
any majority hTrrtHore wen for Democratic candidate
Tor The Pres drDCy.
The COUNTY Of Columbia in which lis pc;lica,
commenced. and where lh" greater part ct his lItr
was spent, has given lm naori'y OF ~; being mare
than twice large .y majority heretofore giSe:i 10:
! n DrmocrAilc caHtiidai. for :!ie Presidency.
! The city Of Hudson, uniformly federal city. where
Mr. Van Buren, resided for eight years h1s reduced Ills
Federal majority 10 less than "nrionrh Of what it was
! in the PIesidrnlial Elr cs;"n Of lr;2.
The city Of Albany the place Of MIR. Var SarsA's re-.
sidrrce tnr lh last 81 Yeas has, inr the second time
since lis establishment. given Democratic ma orl!y iol
: President, VIZ: 3?r.
l., The s"cnmd ward of he city of Abany the ward in
which MIR. '. b. resides, the Dcmocr ac majority Gnr
President is =; reversing lis "oie by that MINORITY since
! lSi2 AID I-;}4.
| The courry Of Albany gives him majority Of 6'G
the second ns!anc" since It's n!glnzalon IN which 1t has
given majority for the Democratic candidate for the
! Presidency.
! In tie course Of Mr. Van Burrn's eight years ser
vice the SHna'c of the United States he represented
the following c'dnrs; and they have each aEG s.cry
Of !hrm given hu> lrai''riiirs
Rockignd, h7l Srii"haric, 1G5c
Orange, l29 Delaware, 212l
/ Sullivan, 1913 Albany, GSt
Ulster, l44l Duchess, 1GsI
! Greene. lU.3 CnIumb;a ~
The large agricultural county Of Otsego. which, re-
mote from l!. residence f Alr Van buren, elected him
without solicitations his part Il" lis representa-
lives The c"n"':inn for The amendment III the con
xlunn III lei has ey!rcct lis continued c"nllrnce
in his patriotism and capacity. by giving hn najn
81 2ljt ipr i'rrsd, Mt Of The Uurh States
The State Of s nativity in The politics OF which he
has rnn hs ear,s 'pnnhnoi a!i'n prominent part,
has given im by many thousands the largest majority
D..,,i
or-not less probably, than THIRTY rHocsASp-(?52 12
GEORGIA.
Resolutions have been Introduced into the Senate, BY
h!r " A!st-r requesting Representatives IN Con-
rress provided the !rctIn Of President should drvnve
upon body, event to vote for w -. Harrison
nrGc the Chains OF H. l. hl!e by 80 dong he
eCcon oi iIa!rsIn IS 10 b. effected.
Resolutions as have been Introduced into the House.
hy }lr Davis oi Ebert. Directing Representatives
to VOTE for Whr The Legislature however, may save
Itself Inc r"G;.e al !rsaL!aI upon lnis subject The
people Themselves al 10 make their own President
Mr. BOND hns Introduced resolutions Occurring that
Congress has right to interfere with slavery IN the
District OF Cnumba, any where else, or TO receive
p.li;ius pfavGg lis action upon any SuGrcl not
within Tie Constitutional sphere OF liz action; aud that
Congress, rrcri:rng petitions Tor the addition "i sIa
Yrry in The District of Columbia, violated the spirlt oil
that C"isltul"l-aad that members from GeursI", "ho
voted for Their !ecrpilon grossly betrayed The Interest o.
. HEIR constituents.
NnLCpuEyILLL. NV. "a. lo}j.
| In he Of tie debate on NJ neAllls!er rcso-
ln,inn the merits and claims OF the respecuS: clndi-
dates for Presidency. were, in appearances. pretty
we'll silled and DISCUSSED; bul. s"rry 10 say IT, on
lany uccasous ,ll, distortion "t facts mis- state heht
Of aes and Misrepresentation ut motives an" open dt'
claratins Al i"iIsh, silly and un'"unc"d char yes
ALLEGED against ilr Van Buren, b. Lie Opposition paprrs
IN Georgia. were #rrayed against him. repeated by every
sneaker enlarged and dwell upon it'll much cnmpla
ceucy 1t could not he ob"r":s' Line inel Is, the op
pnrrn,s of Mr.! Van BDrrn IN tie SENATE MAD no ";lrI
,rgun,ruts To produce agansl BIN, and the rrsniu-
,nus bot those sIindcIs which have deprITeG hm CT
the votes Of GcorgIa. Even his support OF aF. huias
KING FIR tie SENATE Of The United states VIZ; introduce
cd in debate against hit Instead CT being irht@;.ea as
nm ort GrIlv honorable and displaying nuch !ndfpeh-
depce of character aIn glad that those resolutions
were Introduced; tie debate they Created ana me sn!i
rrs ltpv 10th from the pretended TRENDS OF VIZ
White will lrnst, open the eyes OF III" people OF IenF-
,,u "a the arui piln which. but Tor the electoral cole
Irs Of the Stairs soud have gwen the v"es oi Georgia
10 l. most nbnnxi"ls Of al the candldat"s, Gen itarf'
,on The friends of Mr. '. Bur- n frc'itnEa appealed u
the pcp! Of Georgia to beware "t the SclrIle h |" DC
.: NJ v Buren, and Ia insure the votes OF Inc State 10
,y c,pd,d,,. most likely to receive a joEy of the
votes O., the other States he debate in the SENATE COLI
! firms Inc in thr opinion then entertained. onnlr al
the Senators expressly drcia"d their preference Il" zen
Harrison to Mr. Van Buren, any body, or the dr''i nun
self IN preference To Van Buren,. But "ha' most SUI
,-s.d NE is that while the result OF the election oI
cctnrs is staring Us in the face, should "ct 10
instruct nr request our Representatives, ~ C"',sf So ~
vote for Mi Van Blu should they ma tha' M me-
could not be- chosen by tie House Of Representatives.
Senators declared in baIe that ilr recent election de-
crmined the prrttrrocc of Mr. bite for the fresden.
cy. This Will not deny. But what does .he 'ecth'
.i,c,ion slow Likewise: That ont OF cDo"l 4t'O VOWS
poIled 81 800 were given in Tor Alf w. us ''En
clear that taking lhe recent rIrcln rs guhe haJo
re those c;,zrns who voted hat OCCASION, were O1
! Nr White, and large minority for MI van Duieh
Mr. Wni,p, then na,i be con5drred as the h's'' aho
! MIR Van Buren, as the sPcond 'apIce o! Inc people 81
Gporuja If this gcnrnon is The second c'"ice VI l't
e,rl re C;corGia would the Representatives, OF the
S,or in Conurrss dare vote Tor any "lEe Nun 'af
Nr Whit. first and then for Mr.. Van DrFtn y ' MS
could no, be r,cted And get, Senators 10 ne -e
ja,urc Of Georgia woa3 ha'" voted !or hSu uN, h"'
-, CIR mpmbrfs of Congress TO vote Tor whom they
I.,ccd p.cen, for Ar. Van Buren,. ! repeat al
Ind rh, resolutions were introduced: the DEBATE aho
he yeas and nays will open ae eyes OF the Pe"p1e'
Tie proceedings those resolutions, yese'uay' "e'e
rha s.cakers were nessrs Floyd, Of Morgan, Sat'ia
Good. Gibson. Reese, WilIoms, AlcAHIser' Mi'chth
f. Baldwin, and few others. On a un,'oh l" 10y w w
,rsouiiors on the table the remainder {" inc aeSS' W
,eas were 80. nays IA substitute wa o. CJr,.s
.InrJpiran by which our representatives !" S""s.
, ,s,nos,I,I l., vote ior Nj White, and our Seha' 20,
.rrr instructed To- vote .ur John Tyler, &c MS SUI
,,u,r was rejected; yeas3l: nays l1 lne n'st r
ion was taken up nhch Is ~ trse 1 Wu.o h,
,, cic,ion of President o! the United STATES 'a'
,,i.s ,,n the uousr Of Representatives, that on! 'e
,rcsrualivss in that body be- and they axe hereby, re
quesed, in lvEsT TO vote LOT s,r.S; ,bs navs q
n On this resolution the yeas were 3D. Tic "'! -
Us follows ,r.rr.,or Rs,,I of vii
kns"n Biacsmsn pslcsws B"sh ah b"'! ,s F5re
Cone Conycrs Cooper, D"nnan Efh"Is ''T IarS:
man FuHwoot, Gibson, Guess tiH'ot"'a''' i' I
P H"!mss Of Baker, H'imes Of Early, Hopkins r'o'
Hnchns lnara, Johnson, King Of t;s%10,d no. Air. Air.
Of Fa,c,te L,ma !ewshse LesF;t h1ddsII' M aann'
ter McCnnosI McIe"d Mri' Of baG pnn Ms'g r.
is,,sor Robson. Rogers SAnld Smith OF Floyd, Sm'l
of Hahrrshnm, Slnck,nn, snrrency, S%a,n, "a'si'a
W.ito, Wharton. Willis, Wilson, AID Wood,
".:N.'' .,"ssrs Avery. Fond. Cowar, Curry, Fl"y
"rg;n Fyd 4 s"i1 GoJ 1aoe eFlS" Law
SON. Mi,chell Of Clark, Powell of Mein'oso' 9SssS