Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-30
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Miller oo.' 659l
Bj1ch. =" iHS9' 1858
Owens ,S,,noe,a1 majority thus far for Congress,
sArersSe
I,.o is 10 doubt we Presume o, .at e. s!t';on o. .ne
There ,,cjta,cs for Congress ana Tor Lieutenant
a IN: ct 'ost dee''eu anu e''isu,nc!en' mao,
q TIC "S ,.r county is said to have given majo.
n. !heI- r,,, a-ain<t us Iha, V. Buren, aud John.
Of sN ' ,, sra?r for the heretofore over whem.
1 ;sa h't ,,,Ysri,y oi Gen. Ashley in Missouri
}y;''"@' :..c,ur. PROVE correct, the Higgits will
sat @S ,.,;.e!ycs a'ou, TIE Presidential Election
us .srrrcnir, al discretion.
..a> ava A,,rAM,, LOUISIANA, ARKASsAs.-Thcse
"i>r'N II Teen claimed by the Wings of the Nova
S,!' ID" ~ confidently as they claimed Illinois and
s;' r;o' ;Nn;s;ana we know has returned decided
il.s'si" democrats 10 the Lcg;slaturc-and we con-
nj NJ. , ~ IVES not anticipated by u.s. That State is
rs IL ~ s,apana and Arkansas are equally so. In
a'0 ' w. h.r Legislature is Opposition, us i, always
ana sound to the core. aud VIC are assured by
- r;'" tyc ucvC. deceived us, that the majority
isr.; VIE E.r,a and johnson ticket will not be less
TX '.y.,yc thousand. II is thus plain that In
1" TT" '< Missouri, Arkansas. Louisiana and Ala.
l.'' '- y adhere 10 the Democracy Of the country;
-as ;,.ss<inr;--,hc Federal leaders give her up
a. :: 49,, u,ecuG 10 claim iieI. Here are seven Of
Et,s
e GA. nlaInrities in them are quite as large
&C !'""", nn,;ic!ans would deem desirable. In
,. r,,, vote is Sd overwhelming, as TO pro-
sc ',. hlvcIn our friends, without regard 10 OPP
't s 5e eastern reader will enquire, ;" what abou,
4 r.o,yc,v and Tennessee: We do not doubt
-, }L!n ..!li he cast for Y. Buren, ard John.
80" -, Harrison could not be elected Governor Of
- ,ls M, we're staked on the issue. There he is
-'' i;< nick q: decision and inbecty-to say not
go. ,h,ut his nr;vatc Characteristic UNDERSTOOD
= w. ,r,o Of tha. Stale will never vote TO make
p..,icr, whom they would not trust as Governor
Lucky and tennessee. them are the only Gebaeable
" ~ ,,, Wcs;: and how Gun rational Eien expect to
cs,;ucn iars that Harrison is the araiu6le, and
,mc. satisfy Tennesseons that White is '.thc
,,eG,i,:e Here are two ch!vulyous and intel
~. staining Substituting in juSlaposit!on," as
:. rr,y n;,l, rsma.k-and the Wing leaders lying
" ,;,e,T .r,h! 10 make the people OF Tennessee be-
W,e is sarc Of SUCCESS. and 10 persuade the voters
.-.c,ky That Harrison IS certain to be the neat PrcSi
80, !, not this one OF tie most haretaced and rdicu-
t' ,rs:reuis Tia; ever WIS heard off, Must not the
,s.;,c leaders whilst they are playing this double
-: ~ ,Gs people OF kentucky and Tennessee, esteem
M most gu!b.c: ignorant and plant set of dolts on
H.. n,r be deceived. We may estimate the intelli.
..s d; ,le people OF Kentucky and Tennessee, too
=. W. ,Hav be wrong in believing them too high
~. , Rec
.. We HAY err wien we take the ground. that they
a MICH devoted 10 principle, to be persuaded that
,,,,tsr Ct indifference whether 4 Nullier like
,.,c a. Black Ccckade Federalist like HARRISON be
.,,ct-;r, ore ding KNOW: they are not such abo-
.,b? fools as to suppose both White and Harrison
, D.. .}sc,,!-aHG ii HE two candidates continue to
,..s..a Oh the attention of the people of the two
-. -. Probability is. the honorable and vrtuous will
..c : . >rr., from the advocates OF both.
The o?ls Q: Kentucky and Tennessee owe il to their
hch characters 10 adopt course that will prevent
I'm fen being justly charged with acting without re.
-, 70 principle. and shield them from the reproach Of
\, Politicians.
~, man can regard political principle, if he be the adj
! ,,s Of 10Th White and Harrison. One could with
.., ,,ity profess to admire the doctrines Of Cal
n a.! Webster A course of action. on the part of
:. digestion in Tennessee and Kentucky, des gned TO
-: le ASPIRATIONS Of Nulii6er, Federalist which
-; nav he deemed most available, must be spuned
.y-y voter who values the purity of elections, OF re-
:s lie principles that gave bi.th to ous free institu-
,ns
The bare idea that men can be marched to the polls,
:, 7g:e for Notification, Federalism, Anti Masonry,
.as OF no Bank. expediency may suggest, and with
,s % prevent election by themselves presupposes
xs!enCe OF degree of servty and deprayity, that
md t!seual;iy any people in the world for the dis.
.:= The high and important duties incident to self
-sei1menl
EC: these reasons, we continue TO believe, whatever
Dc SAD Of Gen. Jacksons dictGti0n in Tennessee, or
Isl: GAYS cishcs IN Kentucky, the people Of those
,rs vii never consent 10 be made the dupes of such
Harrison and Whte or to lend themselves 10
;ea:ed conspiracy against the right Of surage-that
:a which makes US free and distinguishes from the
.c;: end sr.ts OF the nonarchics and Iespotisms Of
.