Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-28

ton Bil,-wilch they cay, " was tnal'y oeieated ny 1T
rotes of Senator's from siare-hciding States'' 4 beauti,
full reason, indeed, for our rejecting him, who stood
flithful among the faiihleSs.
The Columbus Hemisphere of the I5;h states. that I
"he ,rd 4 Wing say. tina, Harrison would get all the Abo'
i,!on votes in Ohi,." Who doubts it:
TIE TRUE ISSUE.
Thc cloud is Distressing. D,lusion is rapidly passing
awav. The eyes Of our honest citizens are becoming purS-
ed Of the fl =, which The Wings lave thrown up"" them.
The Fraud which they arc practising upon tic people,
is now un,nasked. The trnth is bursting upon all quar-
lcrs Of the country, that Judge White cannnt he elected;
that he is only kept in tile field, rs 4 mask for Gen. liar
risoa: as lie means Of keeping some honest voters from
vo.irr for Van Buren,, and OF giving their votes 10 the
ticket, which, as soon rs elected, VIII be turned oyer u
I;arrisnn, Some Of those, who were friends OF White
in This State and Alabama; arc giving him up as hors dc
coahat. and will vote for Van Buren, in preference to
Harrison.
The Mobile Register Of the 14lh states. that Genera!
RI,ir. one of the members Of Congress from Tennessee.
who went into the Bell Caucus of eleven, at Washing
ton. to nominate White. "has abandoned the White FAC
lion in disgust, and supports The Democratic candidate
for The Presidency, with rigor and zeal.
Here is another jac!-Major Bccne, the Senator 0! IKE
Dallas district in Alabama, when he was elected IN
1885, declared his preference for Judge white. tie
nuw declares, in reply to five OF ms c"iiS'i'Helts'
tia, when he was elected. he considered judge Wine
4 Republican and Il friend to the administrator
that j.. no longer considers him such-t:lat crcry GeSpG'
rate faction in The United State, that Is aFrayed hgana
General Jackson, in Alabama and elsewhere: Is StlF-
lnr Ia carry Inc CIcCllDI u III ii'''iSc- ~ 'o'S"
White could BIZ elected, he would be immediately sun
rounded by "Bank men, Internal Improvement Men.
Fcdrral.sts and NuIiliers'-but that 1t IS not nov cen.
tcnlplatcd, that he stands any chance Of '!eing rlcc'Gu:
and that he is only kept in the field, for the pur?osa: %
stalking from the Democratic candidate, tic State OFTEN
nrsScc. and perhaps y. Carolina That Harrison is N
fact the candidate OF the Wings, Nc, Nc.
In he mean lime. the good people are 10 be amused with
the idea Of voting for Judge W iitH. Some al Tn" tIc.iets
arc even headed will his name. The last Daavi!c Oh.
server presents this subject IN It's true light, strips oil He
DISCUSSES Of the Wings. and warns the people Of the chefii
which is praciisrd upon them. "lt is i contest (Say# i!rE
between THE PEOPLE. anil L combination OF AMJ!.
TIOUS and nri$tocra;ic OFFICE.SEEKEES iirj-cI
with indignation. the fatal hr!usion. which Is attempted
to hc imposed upon you by mlSrrr preset lal!"n. siailce:'
and panic. Remember the issue IS alone between Nh:
Y. Barren. The tried Re puhl;can and eminent Siatrsn ~,
the Stror;g friend Of the Union. the consistent ~suNpoTie;
Of the present happy Administration. and 'fm. II flaTr'-
son. the Old .J1hn Adams FcGcTaIist, the Lal!iudlnaF!a7
IN primes pie. lhr uniform opponent o! tn: ltHpubIcan par:
IL, The petty Military Chic:!ain, having Elianci pa1u!I
near has heart. not only in the District OF Columbia, hui
also in the %iatrs-Ilc enemy Of Il reduction ct tn" ia
riff. the atvocate Of Il corrup'ing and Unconstitutional!
system. Of 4 distribution by Congress Of The pablo Hic-
nry. tir proceeds o: Il high Tart! among Tie states; "'i5
Francis Changer. the fanatic and co.laborcr III iaDpaa
and Garrison, the fiery AhG!itivniSt: upon his ticket, i'll
the Vice Presidency ia every State hat two-t!iC i:c!I!e
and unqualified cid man, withoutevrn respectable Lab::t@,
or Il simIi. qualification Tor The high office. H.. NiIiie
is 4 uI"rc nominal candidate: without the lca:l hope -
being elected. The Issue then, Is between Wan Bisc IN
and Harrison. Can you hesitate: VIII YOU take the
single pledged Ticket Of the Republican party, or the
doublc, unp!"dLe and weak Ticket Of the .iigS: ctm-
hining, in lis nominees, every shade of principle II Da
tie old b~lue-ligit FcLeraIist, To the modern NulLl!cr: en-
hracing the wild and irenzicd Enanci pation!st &C.
into rvquisiti"n, all the feelings OF the Patriot, the
ardent affection for our Union disencumbcr yourselves
OF parliZln Zee ling and dangerous prcjudiccs, and vote
for the PEOPLES Ticket, pledged and committed to
but one. Reject with Indignation, the p!ohercd and liz
shifting Whi1 Ticket, asking your votes fox you know
moi NrI,nul d.. m nHt y,Ir vutpS 10 tho kppnlnr
and disposal Of political j~nggicS and political managers"
Look well to this ruling Ticket. UNPLEDGED, IN
COMMITTED, and d0nttc,taccG Ticket. Behold the
RiInsy trick and rcbnke with Il voice OF thunder, the
inlriIucrs and managers. who presume. upon ypir weak"
ness and Ignorance, IN attempting SUCH a trick
The animated Address of the Committee Of Patrick
County strikes the same chord. 1t proves by Irresistible
calculation, that White cannot be elected: that tie con.
test mus! ac between Van Buren, and Harrison, ami that
The people ought 10 make up their minds between them"
The Address draws thea i portrait ct Harrison wit!ch.
ought 10 starilc every friend OF Republican principles.
The Resolutions of the Committee VI Cunlbcria'iG,
signed BY Randolph Harrison, 81, as Chairman. taxi" Il G
SANG vicw of the issuc-and we are sorry 10 DC unI,r
the necessity Of poslponlng them till our next.
fine same views are presented i'll the following cloGu IN!
communication from another and distant part OF the
TO TIE EDiYOH or TIE ErpiMna
Il have seen and read General Harrison Cie"Iot
Speech How drspicabIc a production it is. but for The
position Of It's author and the testimony il bears 10 Inc
fa!sencss and the ~obliqui.y of his political! opinions -
IND how Illuminating would he the spectacle Ci Il prUtlN
and intelligent people like ours, submitting their highest
Office AID all the great interests Of liberty and policy il
involves, to the constitutional counsel and authority Of
such Il dwelling politician. Indeed, 1t Is amongst the
Marvels Of the LINES, that Il powerful! and Wanting party
should seize upoi an individual as : available imr the
L:tlc5t station upon earth, who, if there, has not Il soil
targ quality available for It's tnSis. If th"y needs must.
have an object for worship-a stock OF Il stone TO ho""
down lu-lrt them before they worship this Chcvi0t'
orator, like the sculptor of old. who fell i'll love with the.
marble which he had fashioned into beauty with his own
hands. first pray to their Gods that they would cndow their
Idol with n soul. What a farce, for thoS" who claim 10 en-
gio$s The intellect of the land, to be paying their VOWS to
a man whose very impotency is his only rccouIucnda-
lion, whilst they affect all the loath!n- OF sentimental
disgust ii Tie exhibition by others, Of mCritcd honor to
men !I:si!iouS Cor services aud virtues. Dat let them
! worship whom they please, the nation, am sure, will
not enter their temple nor swear at their altar. And!
even they, could they but succeed, wGuld turn with
scGGn from The hero of their triumph. Caligu!a never
respected as L man the horse which he clothed with l:s
consular robes.
"Our men, il seems, are the collar.men. Pray whom
do we serve, but the man we like the best Who is it,
in all oar ranks. that we prefer 10 '. Buren,: No onc.--
Where Then. is the subseryiency-the dictation: 1t is
the suhscrvIcncy and Juctaiion Of acting as masters.
WHO follow their OWN will. and speak their own choice
How is il with our adversarics: DO they act as masters.
executing their pleasure, when they sacrifice their great
oracIrs: those who have led them and fought for Them
and have the d"voutcst affections OF their hearts. Clay,
Webster, and Calhoun, and rally themselves under a re
negadc Of our party and Il driyelIer Of their own: What
is lhe tIctalcn OF party, but the abandonment Of private
will for party ohj"c!s' we abandon nothing Of oar psi-
vale will or plcasurc;-our adversarics every thing, by
their own confession. Who then wears the collar:-
Judge yc."
There is n cluse resemblance also in The views Of the
foregoing communicating: and the following remarks in
the last Augusta Constituuonalist. They both reached
us on "Wednesday evening. and were written perhaps
500 miles apart: 4" If the Wings and NuIIifers Says the
Augusta Editor had entertained any hope Of success,
would they have suffered men Of such moderate talents
and distinction i'm the United States. 10 become the COM.
pcttors for the first Office in the conntIy' But they an
icinaicd 4 dcGeal. and none Of he DISTINGUISHED lcadcrs.