Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-20
Gen. HqREIsUN-and .Hr. LY7LE-again.


ed the other day The handsome terms in which MI Lyue
OF Cincinnati spoke Of the military candidatc.As an act
ofusliCe 10 Mr. Lyte, think ourselves now bound L"
publish the remarks which Mr. J.. made the 9Th INST 10
a crowded meeting Of the Democrats of the 9TH Ward oil
Cincinnati We quote The following report from The
Cincinnati Why "a in-bIooded niungrcl Whig)
Allow inc to congratulate you Oh the prospect pre-
sentrd here 10 nlghthc Old Algerine has dDHe I!rr
duty and has turned nubly, she always does, IN
the Democratic Cause; and call OF the Wings present
Qor understand there good many here especially
about tie door) fat the same lnc with much significance
pointing al the editor to take note OF this large assem-
Iaue and let them that is proof Of their utter
overthrow at the election the second Tuesday in Oclo
Der nrxt-Ycs fellow citizens, that day will prove 10 that
pebald, that party cnorrd that sanderonS party, like
The writing the wall did to Brlcazzar-Mcnc, Iekc!.
Upa7sin : Then they will trouble, and their knees wl
knock together in fear and dsmay, and you sc s!andefed
patriots, will shout in glorious Triumph inmHSc S"o
ingl Such will be the fate OF WInggcry at the next r"c'
lion. more sandcrOlS, more lying or more tricr"
geneous party disgraced any cHnnlry Al the last
election when had to fight my way against the arsl"cra
CIV and the treasure Of the Bank and was defeated hy 10
voes-my opponents did M" hesitate to resort TO all sorts
OF tricks and ISLANDERS and The administration
Of Andrew Jackson--TEe Panic, the Pane you all re-
member. [shnufs For time the Wings by their lies,
made the people believe that there was III reality some
distress in the countryand during lbs season Of u'S'
puniencv, this imagined gloom, the election came on,
aud had u bear the burlhtn-and tell Viclli To the
infamous combination. But glory in being The victim
Mr. Lytle had great deal To say about The Black
and w tc party, IL styled Inc opPpSitWDn p1Tty-
lie observed that as White the head Of one div !s"n
of the patty he supposed the other dvISon led ny liar
rsnn lns be considered Gack-ior they were all mix
ed up with the refuse Of all parties. He, iInwereT,
would not say uny thing against GrnfiarriSon militia
r. character for he estee:r;d the Gen good officer
and worthy gentleman, Int hc deae that the Gen'rdt
hud any yytlnSons 10 Leiny SatcSmnA lie spoke Of
ths success and glory Of the present Administration,
and OF The prosperity of the country u;rr IT, lie re-,
frrcd 10 the state of happiness aud prosperity around
TO prove lbrlS and Infamous ISLANDERS vi " -
gerry. -.
The Cincinnati Republican gives account Of the
same animated sccnes-lt describes Tie speeches o.
Nlessrs Disney and Lytlr eloquent and powerful -
the piaudils given whiGh, fully rrnced the warm
concurrence of all present" The following among
the resolutions unanimously adopted:
Uhercas The present party opposed to rs IN politics
are stranng every and using their utmost cAdra,
ycrs 10 fsl upon the free people Of this country cnndI
dates whom honestly believe TO be opposed to the III
crcsls and ellbcing OF The great mass ol The people
and believing that nothing but firm and decided stand
OH our part anst modern Whigrsm save the coun.
try from that system OF proscEuon u! when We nave
had specimen III this city, by putting down every man
who is comscicnously opposed to them Therefore,
'RcsOiccd, That We fully approve "i The nomination
made III the Carthage Convention, and that we will Use
all fair and honorable ncans to ensure the success oil me
whole Ticket
ton BIZ the Baltimore Convention of Martin Van Euren
and Richard NJ Johnson the first Offices Of the he
publ!c knowing that they will carry out those principles
50 noby commenced by the present Chief hlagstrac
Bu, what is this: The Baltimore Chronicle seems
preparing is friend for defeat in ID" General own Head
Qua;,,rs: IT. remarks-"A warm rantest is gong on IN
OHIO bu, we should be surprised II the Wings tailed
in obtaining the control OF the Stale Legislature I'VE
have heard similar suggestion and from better quar-
Ter beiirc Here is one sign at least from the Chilli
Goth, Advertiser, that the ice is breaking up: " The
Hon George b. Holt, late President Judge Ut Inc Co''
mon Pleas in the Dayton Circuit aud heretofore dis
,inruishcd member Of The Whg party. cannot go tor
North Bend In Il letter addressed 10 d. g. Cathcart
Esd. he gives his for preicrrlns Van buren,
The Judge lives in the Miami Valley, where Genera
Harrison is well acquainted aud we refer to ls TACT as
another proof that where the General is b"st known he
is least liked We might cite other Instances I" snow
tia, honest men, late of tie Wlig party, who are wei
acquainted with the General, consider HIM entirety un
fit for the Presidency.