Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-07
q Tie CnnaNcring. Hero. "

The C9HghCfIh9 HeFo'
The N York papers anusc with 4 great many anec'
do,es about Gen Harrson's reception in New Yori':-
Every effort is made by the scrbhcrs to brighten W. e
scene which ridiculous. at best On frlaay M u,
the General was shown off at both the Ernt!cs Inc
Park had the honor of his first uppcarancc-an1 then nc
repaired 10 the National Theatre, where, 'NcaN S1yS e
reception was truly brilliant "On leaving the !hFu'
tre the audience again chccred in The most cn'husa'c
manner: the ladies waving their a"d;crcIics, anG The
pit standing up bid him farewell! Ousitc The door,
when he entered his barouce soric nr !oJ who "rf'
in the Streets came up eagerly to shake haiiS Aiirr
which, the General with head unc"r"red standing up
and biddinr them afcctInnatc adlcu resumed his scat
md fine caTriapc drove rapidly off, amidst the bright re-
yoIyinn Itch. lIl2 Illuminated 'h" street. alid t!e nearly
u aud yug reiterated iGxzas that ciice''u MIN Oh AS
Course" M .'paradr i'll all This
TTi,r New York Times sla;cs that lie audience was
thinner iir7u usual! ut IL" Park li""?e- e" c"'he
!re II Sc" him, and m'ny s'aia away, rHP fnn
babf noise and ;Iurras. They might as "r'i nave 7''
h,ycr; there vas very little confusion, ana tie chTcf
, va: lie most chicken hearted, rIckctiy triumph ever
kli4v: Not third q the audencc "!i'en ~ ~
hats waved a..t Tie band played ansirc b'"''';'- NJ
,t...at ,arss o! r at;cicc seemed mere '"I''"'" 60
ari Il al hi;n, lian applaud IlH, Nc .,.,. Ill.,,
(jrr n Tic crack anecdotes Of tic Wings Is mus
tc,i b. the y. Y. Express (t shows us 1T 'S' M4'
t!. IDLY freshman Thought was the 51c"' o'J'r' u ~
ticm,raS visitv!A: to trct!"Iec': anu ''''" WV" "
the Presidency ,,,
"a smiling. july Of Erin was introduced oy the
Mans, ii h.. who s.iZd . General by the hand Wti
cor!.al ,,asp Yes. Crnrra said he, - my ai'e Is
Il. and am an IrIsi,nan long l;ft I" ION: and
.i.Ii ~. ,r next r,rsid,n, Ga lie 9TH Of March
III drink your health is such. AND: General 'tt' ~
have 90: through with this !iltlc job among ynnr i!h"S
hr-r ms. walk over 10 Crunly and take bottle" VINE
with $ur,o 81 ycrr country men, will ye: HE GrIr-
rl shaking the honest fellows hand, sad that some cl
the best soldiers he had lrshmrn, and he was al.
way: !iar;,y to i.cL them. GuG bless ye, lr'hTai
rriGncd l. '.and hen SEQ sc again may y"n be what
y.jur ;r ends wish yr,Iand that's President larrISon
Nj job HASKELL L9n mad, SIT speech tc the Military
Candidatr and concluded bY saying -! silt!! %o'e Ter
p,g- =. I ~
presume that there was such open crcil"hert"
or d!rrc. pledges given benrr for the PrcS.dr"ry ~ te
U.s. Il reminds US Of the County Candidates. at HE
HGSngs)
co;,n,uirL hy tie Harrisburg U'rnn Cnnmre tor
jersey CAY, thence To pass r"msh NnEistowr, ~ J)
au, to Easiun (Prna) where I!r VIII remain on Sun
day. and on The following day (Alomlayj proceed 20 tas'
Ton and hro~sk ihc hcan RI Ps"nSraHiH TO ilarrslfG
and puSburg, until lie reaches his residence IN ONO
Iut hr Ill scarcely win the h"ftS q? Tie Pe""SWrH'
i7us if wc may Judge from the late Inspectors c!rc-
tons We russ that i've weeks hence a whole ri"c-
anccr:nr tour vii! Lr i!sscd mere burcsG;r
Nrvrr has 90 much ,i1rt produced 81 ttr cJcct Inc
Wi;s themselves il Jc aShamrd OF ii! ih'S parade h'd
pn:. H. vain haze human beings eEri'ratcG mi" IcaStS
Of hu:Gci--u vain have committees been appointed, "H'
dresses made The streets ranslckrd. and t'ra!rs re-
Giencd-n vain have !aG:rS waved their hanGkr!;':"i*,
and cr..:i; Faisrd the "d Iu221s --Ite curtain VIII
G:op upon his prospects, aHf the cnMnr'ih2 .'f'h
BE- dismissed 10 the Obscure Of tile NOr' BEND
TIE N!r vii! mourn ever lis Idle ra'!cnatlOna-and
M iniatua!ra man vii! crY HchyI the mat PrsS!.
dca. d ttc United S:Htfs!
TIE CO.vFES&i0N
Gen Harrison is The real candidate O The W Elgs-
Oar nrro! indeed bchcld in him. with ';lc ;nsec
the "neXt President of thh l. > In vain dId the same
Wc picdrc HIMSELF during Tie last year, not /" desert
him In vain does the Danvr Observer mScrihc the
Efrclur1 Ticket with tie NAME OF Hugh l.. " ltc-ln
vain do .larkc Pu:nLcxtcr, Cnairnan. and Albert
Aii:hacls As Secretary send forth address o the
voers OF Chesterfield county, holding out to them" that
the canGHIaps presented - you tar these Offices
are ltumh LaWsp! White. ni Tennessee, and J"hn yer?
az Nirrinia Oh the hand; and .arn Van BurrN: I"
New York: and VIM. Smith. Of Aabana, on the other
thus slurring over the name OF t''n iATriSon-i vain
,!ra the Committee thus sIamrlrsS!y mold !cTth Judge
White as the only Wh;g candidate in Hrginia-rhc"
Gtsy Encr Gen Harrison is the strongest candidate
and the very man. hose face their own oracle las
read the next President OF the u. :. In VAIN DO
sn,ic G lie Wings cunnuy'y attcmsr: to employ White
hu Tie dcccY Gc FOR rn'rappim voters INTO Cen llhT
:s.ns Tie fact is, that the Hero IS I'll" strongest
car.Ia,c III" rr"mn"m M" III truth, thr TtHt f"H
G,iiptc ui the " Ir %c;T Most 0 them have c"idtnv
piycu ~ Wh.:c-ud the honest portion Of his friends
seeing the msdinus ac that is made to transfer them
Ike many i've stock To another master, Will draw on
from the concern
Even so1e Of the most decided and intimate friends Of
1uGuc liic IN IrncS$cc, frank enough to confess
that he be elected Ivy the Electos-and some levy
say at once that he cannot be elected by the House :"
have before the proceedings which took place at Nc
Aiinnv!c the lth Sept, being the first day 81
the present Of t!c Circuit Court Of Warren COUNTY
Colonel Forester VI tc member o' Congress, rose 10
address his constituents, justify his course and To de-
,rd himself araiiIst the charges of Inconsistency and
aaostacv. In the Of his address he distinctly
declared tint hc hnd M h"pc Gf dec"g JrdGc Hhde 6y
tie Frop'c ll!s assertion startled som" OF his friends
AID tic Colonel 10 say ut now certain HAT
the election would no into the House, and pIOrhtS'cd
that Judge White would hr'c be elected! And this
declaration! made in tie face OF the previous solemn
declaration Of The memorable caucus III eleven lennrs
see Representatives that Judge White should be with
drawn rather than suffer The election to 20 into the House.
Mr. Ridley cone Of the Representatives. OF the county,
replied 10 Col F., and Exposed hc g corrupt cnn'5na
ton apaiust Mr.. Van Buren. of Webster, White and
harrison H." demonstrated the fact that such Il couh-
nation had been formed, and that it formed with the
avowed object of defeating election by the people.
alr. MnyloTd the ex-senator Of the District followed
| Mr. Ridley. He Of Judge White 5 friends -
lie canG!y acknowledged that he did not believe that
Judge White stood any chance 10 be elected either be.
fore tie People or before the House of Representatives,
And vet in the face of such declarations, To he
aarcd on to the support of Judge White when the r-
rcssble consequence is, to defeat popular Election,
and transfer I cIucc 10 the H. Of Representatives, -
| What say &c, 'rgnians 10 this alternative: what
sa"s every man. who would preserve the election n Tie
Chief Magistrate from intrigue, management and cor
| ruption:
A calm appeal ought to be made to those consdcrate
friends Of Judge White in Virginia, who still adhere to
lrr Slate Rights principles. Do they not see, thu t
Judge White stands no chance OF being eircucu:-
ed? That of his own Tennessee friends confess,
that he he elected by the People That General
Harrison is in fact ,herongcs candidate of,hc Wings
That the Of Judge White is never sounded beyond
The Potomac? the banks of the Ohio: That even
in South Carolina, Gen Harrison is the strongest man
Suppose Judge White Shoud obtain the votes Of North
Carolina Georgia. Tennessee and Louisiana and he is
sure Of none Of lhcm perhaps, except Tennessee D.
Grant him Mississippi and Alabama, (and he viii
ret neither of them how could the Of Virginia
ctfectua!ly serve him: Even if Mr. Van Buren, were
not elected by the other States, the election must pass
into tile House, where Harrison would become The tavo-
rite of the Wings But in Virginia, the Hero is the
strongest man Of the two. WILL then. The States Rights
Ecdnralis The