Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-05

CURSORY SKETCHES

buren Election Atriend writes to us from Baltimore
the election comes
their ranks II has arrayed many of the Wings of Phi
ladelphia and the .4nihasons of the West gans Har-
rison. MIR. Walsh gives account of "a crowded
meeting of the Democratic Anti Nasons of the city of
Pittsburgh and its vicinity, which held at Pittsburgh
on the gath December for the purpose Of passing
tcnce the proceedings of the Convention Harris
burg Tho resolut very against the
nation of General Harrison, and the in which it
was brought about Among them is the folowng'-
The following resolution, offered by Richard Bidic Esq.,
"Reserca Thu, e appointed communicate with
es ssis & The the aaa
s by every been % aud eunos,
ne GG%%S appointed to the st9,e re:cuon
ss s ss Ea ef f o Mssl f Ea hS% ks
Thomas mAlau OF Allegheny borough, William such Bay
These movements from tho friends of Mr. Webster
But the friends of that gentleman oiown East are
still chagrined and with the Of
the new"mtary chcftan.' "assachusefts'' proclaims
her determination 10 dio in the last ditch with him. The
Boston Atlas his tavorte mouth piece gives TO his
disaPPointnent-and shows us the game which is now
to be played
i"a presents :, Ms Of new state Of things The Wares
and obvious by same high consi.ra
.ons which originally induced them TO bring forward candidate
iLe only policy of.he Wing. still .Drns
ra e" tho be-, he, principles 1xe
state; desert him she the more strongly hound be iihu
not They 's n o se s i..S front. s G are
which LEADS temporary espsisoe 10
dcssis. corrupt incompetent Dee g. ''sA
lowed another has esiSa
tended to d.sse msn OF the 1%S % has
5and cannot unite iho hearty operation Of ,hoc friends
1p, sTa,", cN , from TO their mill
pua Partially for the so He has 80 S supposed Po
gusbed for high abt Even in his be nys
"ds Su' ysay "nn a" =" Indifferent soldier and guile
least aPpreciatcd and in Ohio require effort aud
vote In renns yvania he
conviction which be wrought by spells lines
Under will not pretend TO conceal our
grin and disappointment a, the course which friends
should 10 the least change the position the Wings of Mu
There Is but fully siad
ase oS w S es aSS SSn@ u
The case were now reduced the Of Buren,
clare for the General The hostility of Van Buren, personal
for their selected from tho
,n@ endowmen who would not Massachusetts, aans,
But not, reduced The P,ssidsa
sg must DC iedia tls House Massachusetts thu.
to The original nominations though by doing she
o. MA CHOICE When the question House,
State will Seor abandon Mr. SI
oS one opinion on this subject but one feeling The Wigs
give their n candidate The ELEeronA Of Massachusetts
tendency to Play the their
shuse..s viii give bc popular sustain
isa, VIZ her vote in the House win the Wing
Hear him. aud let take heed 10 these Developments
" The Presidency must be settled in Tie House of Repye-
sentatices-and the Wings of Massachusetts will vote
Tor Daniel Webster, under this cacuation-Noris This
the calculation of has friends alone The Baltimore Chro
ncie VINO has gone over TO Harrison, equally declares
The same thing the part of his friends The Chsoni-
Gle OF the 29th Dec gives the following revelations:
OF Yesterday the manifesto declaration principles
aud hs ssou. m e sood O n on the score talents
Sa' II would give US to promote his elevation 10 TINT
circumstances the nomination Of General Waiam Harrison bs
&C st hostility WsGs,s, Tia, Gen'sI Harrison
made the nomination we're me %anS The con-
Mr. Webster Who under favorable would have
look forward the when he win people under
The friends of Mr. fully aware Of the peculiar
total Of f. po s sSI OF l e
d0 % OF M e@ Of the
action :, may Dc found possible General Harrison had
ks to onconirate himself the Opposition strength
visible him Of M%yiaod Should no
appns0 Eo vote Of o a%S re S
n @ DE- snas on S Sss r. es.sd nat
jSrs s Ss S ss~ n%'"stagt 70 send ose q ne M
iron thought that this end vas more likely TO be attained by strength
II then TO have been the game of the Wing Con-
venion OF Maryland Harrison was TO be nominated with
the hope OF pushing him, wrestling the election from The
People themselves, andhrowing il into the House--Can
believe that such is the calculation and the
course of the friends of Judge White in the Soutb,-
VIII The People OF Virginia acuiesce in the gamer Ne
YER VIII they consent TO transfer the election from them
selves to their representayes-and these
have only the vote with the single inerber ron,
Delaware5 Never-~never. The name of John TYLER
carries no such magic with induce the yirginans
to sacrifice all their interests for his sake They will not
risk another election before the House of Representa-
tyes, even if il to make Phil Barbour himself The
President. -
The last Pennsylvania notices the plans Of the Whjas
in the following sarcastic strain
Ihe ~ ate Tennessee press Uasngtor
at
board The Withdrawal offbe Aabama nonna-
Ton o. Harrison and Granger IN Pennsylvania, Harrison and
Maryland, Noavfc o,o,u
sfowis feree and puts Vnn Buren, and on
wing Pafy ~ state Of admired disorder dapcaO
nations are gall and norwood 70 large portion Opposon;
the fractions aud fragments becoming niated tho
one against The other and those muudinous
candidates be dropped
tor be csed in The plan odi,iacng dividing carry tho
election 10 the House, be while
sueh g schisns exist ~ state 10 Psnnsy
In The mean time, the Republican party united TO
a man, on the Presidential question. They protest
against any Election by the IT. Of Ri as they have uni
iormly done. To prevent such an awful alternative
they have consulted each others wshesand thev pre.
sent but one candidate fairly and above board 10 the
choice of the People They submit as their candidate
citizen, who has raised himself by the force of his
own merits and teents from humble situation to the
ighest honofs and distinction Who read Profrs-
sor Hollands Life Of Van Buren,, without admit
ting, that he was from lis earliest years Little Ma
CREAM ardent, enterpfsng, enneny gifted with the
talents which adapted Republican Government
Among the first at the baramong the strongest Writers
and the most popular speakers Of The mescopng with
Dewitt Clinton IN politics, and finally passing him
IN his own Slae--one Of the first Members in the