Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26
THE G3.kE.

Tie He is fully aware that the great plan
Wings mnsign is 10 defeat an election by the People,
81 u" ',te il to the House lie insists upon, that Mr.
sad 'ta urst not be wi,hdrawn-,hat his ticket must
NseSV' W,ssachuset,s-at there is not an Intelligent
r. ran -. General Harrison who would not advise
h'n" "" The Webster Electoral ticket He gives
u XIII, kew TO the whole man3uvre-for, he tells US
hS Massachusetts, is like 10 hold the balance of power
"ia 80, ~ ,ir an xiety of the Administration 10 win
Is Yy ceu$s cf her rept escstattoa in Congress IS
It' on" ,5s: sic ,rH exercise Ills po,ccr In manntr
f".W BE- artcG,ud!c Ia the great Hnig party krO"gh
n'' .ry Should the Presidential election be cur.
.ft' h Unus,, il would be Il libel on the character Of
80" ,s 10 suppose thai, i'll any contingency she can
~ vote on The individual pledged to follow in
sN sus Of General Jackson. That is 10 say. elect
&c i,h.rr lickei--carry The election TO the House;
r. v. Webster will not do, we will take Harrison
80 ;s bn, saving that they viii defeat any cleo
N&' ne People, and carly the Wing man before the
i ny HE 'NNf
,:Sf' n.,o. thing is trck-The Wings have as many
lax =. they have sections IN their purity In A!aSS..
t'N'' br saw '.we run Webster in order to take the
tl"s'., l',nS.eSS In Virginia, the Stanton Con-
t"' ar, we Will club our votes upon White or tlar.
ar NAV prevent the election from being trans
S' , the Electoral Colleges to the Il. OF RI To
W,:g man in Virginia, who belongs to the State
,s wing Of The party they say vote tor this ticket,
h-.' ,r,;y re, White TO the Wing man of the Fe.
10 ,,, :.Y say vote for it. and you may get Har.
': 49,. Federal politician, The Bank man. the Tariff
'' ,an ia,cru4l Improvement man. the man who was
.- r%I +, 'ohn Adams Administration. Thus they
T., tickle the prrludccs of all, TO consult The
all 10 deceive almost all. Their great scheme
'e'" c. ,nv uan-an Adams Fecera!ist. Tor even the
,.aL;,sgil sooner than Mr. Van Buren-and to elect
"'IJr Ly carving the election to the H. Of R. This
!,o, man. while they are batting their hooks with
:rn, sors OF dies, with the hope of catching gut-
b., me People are not so guiiib!e as to be caught
r srcn numerous devices.
i. =, their n.anuuvres is also TO make up show of
t! and h,to up the spirits Of their cowed, dscom.
,M,r.ahs Thus The papers in The North cry up the
>..r,:.o Convention oI Al Delegates only-The Boston
,, ,u,;< Il Tic raicc If FirgiaiG 1.-The Boston
g,.. points 10 Ills fragment Of Delegates. and naay Of
,., from osJ Sfo#rrS. Counties, with rapture. They
. ~, less excuse Tor this trick, since they have wit.
~ the farce OF the failure, than The Richmond Wing
#. before lis mlce;!ng- when It exclaimed, "Much ami
,.f,n IS discovered IN many counties Of Western Viz
r, in favor OF General Harrison: and the Convention
s.un,an on Monday will probably organize and in.
.,,, the ,.rI,nr Well, and how does the fact ver
:. ,,is swelling J,cdictimo The Convention is over
~ as,ya! u aaimaiioa, il exhibited The most bsggalv
m; o. empty boxes which ever Convention display
, And iascaI r.iacrsaSsd feeling, it has almost deadcn
, aat co:rL The c feeling that prevailed before. Even
, WAE has no. been able to spar itself up any sort
t.l,uSl<c upon the occasion. The most it has said,
,ras in yrs;s!taySS paper when It asserts, that ait
so;e loru 10 us-whcn it asserts, that the union
- ne White and Harrison parties on the same ticket,
,ar< success certain. with ordinary exertion and
..a narrower asserts that " the union Of the White
LID Harrison! Ticket in Virginia is ai!ed with joy by the
-, nents Of he o:itehcdr! candidate throughout the
;a,u'-(io on Sirs-d$SeYt what pruse-The
hls has always been famous for It's knack of asser
;ns-l! ms unuru. made the boidest prophecies
a,.u every previous Presidential Election, and it has
yer ~: had Inc lack 10 III, right once II was always
IN, GtisrylI-i,rver is. but ai,cayS 20 be beM-Jus il
I'll. gIore On the present occasion. The Janus faced
,cartwl!l ave! d. IN Virgin We have never known
;r Republican Patty in This State or elsewhere
81. .,ile-note sPirledmore cuntident Of triumph
IN. yca:y al our accounts confirm it. The N"vem
/: Iol!s vii! again the predictions Of the Wing
. thin air!
B the Wing is mol satisfied with its predictions about
.!a:1. gives yesterday various scraps and signs
ga. the ether States-fron n. Carol!na-evsu in New
iafa he Hhigs Of The STATE sanguine Of surreSs-
in. who Wi! bring himself 10 believe this. be-
iyye AM thing Din Louisiana, the Wing tells US the
@ais ticket is said 10 be in furnishing condton-ln
U.g. ,neirro OF North Bend Twill carry all before him
Ard thus. while the Wings here protesting to 60
j: aeic!lon By tie People, 1.-The r. Wing cries out for
Hh.eta Louisiana, and Harrison III Ohio For one,
rnJ s:aes repeat the proyer5 Of friend Of the
Alexandria Gazet,e-that the Richmond Wing is
".J@nlng lis chickens before they are hatched. So
~ from the Republicans csasing to Hope about Ohio,
Ley ave confident assurance that she will 20 for Van
:.l;el-Pennsy ivana alSo without any serious strug
gs-a@d they count upon Louisiana more confidently
tin the Wings DO They do even despair of Ken
tJcAyo Tennessee. Recent letters affirm, that Flour
Iyy will be elected Governor of Kentucky, and all &C
(: Il lis State. In Tennessee we know from the
a:j,: unQneSlonabe sources. from one who once the
active in bringing out White, that he is daily
!s.ne ggouad-and that certainly The moment it is
ca:tne that he cannot be elected the WhiT ticket will
he thrown overheard, and Van Buren, will carry the
State.
Ia word. we have never seen any Opposition so dis
ril:. pebat, reckless in its means, hopeless in its OBJ
|2';. as the Coalition, Webster-Harrison-W
"ass. Their fate is scaed-tiIe Handwriting is made
G?Vl The waiin November next. all their predictions,
sssc:pns their treble candidates. double tickets, and
;aasliug the election Of lie Chief Magistrate TO the
Hal o. Congress- wi Il be defeated by the voice OF all in
e.ient and Indignant People. We hare moi doubt
c:!t.
Among the Signs Of the Times, is Tile following letter
!" :!e !l!!ade! rhia Sentinel from Indiana
INDIANA, July 9, 1886.
II Is generally acknowledged here by men OF intel.
seace, thai Van Buren, and Johnson will get the cleo
''4 vote Of this State by majority Of from 10 10,
- votes As to the result in Pennsylvania presume
!"eEe can be doubt"
The S:aunton Spectator admits its Convention
"i7e small but what does it boot (says the Specator)
Il !ey knew the they adopted was heartily de-
"ri by tp, branches of the Opposition "a strange
'cence indeed Of its being heartily desired when both
''nrches o; The Deposition were so Indifferent to the
He as TO send ONLY IL Delegates to speak their wishes
g. sA9w their strength? Was it ,ceakness, was it in
%F''enrs, which thnned its ranks: One the other,
MS !a'ai TO their prospects.
4 Sir Oracle.
Nothing is in vilcr taste than the letter which have
yea published from Joseph NJ White, ePgate from
:o.da IN the H. Of r. In letter from him TO the Tai.
Aa'ssee FIordian he says 81 tired of petitions and
circumstances on this subject, with civil answers, aud
%'ts little regarded disobeyed intend to 90 TO the
resident IN person. and to insist that the regular forces
''% al Columbus, be placed under the command Of Go
'rt""r Call Courteous indeed } 81 believe the Co
vernon OF Georgia will be glad to have the Creek lidt-
ans escape to Florida, TO get rid Of hem, (Can Mr.
'"'le labour under such Laucinaton y "and General
sS"I Notwithstanding these orders, has kept his whole