Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14
ELECTION IN the n. of K.

Tie People, and carry it TO the n of r No ba
81 blind not to Sec that this the present plan of the
campaign Webster to The North-Harrison in Mary
land and Pennsylvania, and in the North West-Whites
Potter clay in their hands and to be rored up in tho
S'n:h and South West The Republicans, on the other
hand have rallied upon candidate. and present him
The open field fair and above board, 10 the sufrages
c: the American People.
In this state Of The game, We lay before them The fol-
living extracts from the Debates which took place in
u" Senate, IN leC34. after the contest between Jefier-
son and 6uFr There strong and correct views
presented by John Taylor. (of Caronc,) who was then
IN me sSna,r-by Gen. Samuel Smith, of Baltimore,
ana BY old Mr. lllhousc, Of Connecticut, against the
Eecuan gong to the House. MI II. is very strong
ana conclusive On this branch Of the subject-John Tay
.'T Is powerful.
Has ereT struck the reader that if the People fail
70 eject President and Vice President man may be
'' rTrs3eH'. 'r whom they had given vote,
anu not one OF the 3 sent 70 the House The case is a
ISSs'ee "ne-who shall say. it may not take place in
49, LH US suppose that Van Buren,, Harrison and
me COR any other hrcc) go TO the H. of R., md taco
'"e senate to TIC voted for President and Vice Pre-
l"' III The House these hold on and the friends of
th r. use 10 surrender their tavortc-thcrc being split
.oeS also IN Missouri, Mississippi and perhaps Alaba
' Ttt III me r. of +. No one may have minority
Ae no President, and the Mr. Iiillhouse sup
""sS place. Suppose, too, i'll the Senate there is
~ ''l'Hy !'7 either OF the candidates for Vice Prcs
I%h', land there Connecticut New Jersey, Ohio, North
|l'oAa, Alabama, &c are now divided, aud give no
''!el There would then be on the 4th March, 1887,
IeIS President nor Vice President, and then Presi.
e't may be chosen by Law (scc the Act Of Congress-
bGI agSin-Supposc there is no Election by the House
., Representatives, of Prcsiden-and the Senate club
t palm upon us Wing Vice. Presdent-Ths Fiee il
resident for four yfarS by the Constitution the
'pe acGuirsce such state Of things? VIII they
a' a.! IN their power TO prevent il:
~ Tie time the following debate occurred, had but
example o! an election by the House Of Representa-
Strnnulr Ibnca nErn,o hv
vohu election which took place in the of J. Q.
n -. But hundred irresistible objections crowd
49,. ."e Nnd, to this mode of election No-nt-Se-
,. cue e election 10 the People BY their E!ectors-gve
c,;,, 'e PE"poVtinnate influence to which she is
pi and save US from the Intrigue and corruption OF
,;on De The only way to prevent Popular Elec-
,ryi running ssrera candidates, the Wings are
a., i ~. iae only remedy for the evil of sending it TO
td,,s ~ Is an union of sufrages upon single can
Dr., Moose We between them!
,u "a me Senate Of Ike u States, OK tie ansendmeni
mfn, t.."a''oa for elcctag President and pice Pre-
, M gt The L. Saies-lSO3S4
w, 1'LoE said" BY filing up the blank with D.
And u! nc Election iu;o the House Of Representatives.
Of W We wish to keep the Election out Of the House
r;ar s'N'dtrcSs Because experience teaches to
'e aInger Of Dets which are always exposed to
,-or ~ a' co!ruplon 10 avoid elections by MODS
p,ss,om liability to be mised by sudden impulses o!
each H. ale violence We wish to avoid both, because
One paths, leads to the consequence
S,s,ss mo elections by Diet would repay the small
.way. @ What: Irih monarchy! Elections by Diets
We wish % 10 monarchy Ills for this reason then, that
hands of , Keep the elections here they should BE- in the
sel,hpr ;, leople-where, from very obvious
The elec" nor corruption operate. BY placing
The Sinai, S IN the House Of Representatives you expose
tt,ed safes to the evils that Great Britain has suf
Of reprns"gh her Rotten Boroughs. The small number
the sIalves in The small States, will expose then
ways ortsst nus, against which humanity il not al
ed H,hed The danger of temptation must be guard
made to use The minority may be- through corruption
few The small Boroughs, where there are
England S nave given the rule the majority, il
Pm the Parliament bss Seen n
s'S'eis 81 the Monarchical Edicts - D.. .r-