Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-06

.o,av He must abuse MIR. Richie al
least once fortnight and always call nun, ot rnvoy
the "Old Lady" elegant imitation VI ~. believe
.. :. ~ ,y,,;,, In order to make ptrso"1 -
I" S"ulh 90, he mus, erdeavour 10 look digniiieo'
ne 70 'o. rh;skers and walking slaves hate o |
80 t,rlr inadequate and 1t is recosnnehaGo IVA.
founu IN wear goii spcctaces AZ such Pe'son
cano'eale aI recmaiended, lie may perhaps nave some
can coz" t gyrn him exc out small SUBSCRIPTION l'S.
e liz. q, ALL but merely as git: ana ne may rely
anon being Pairoa-izee BY ins ir'enos 10 'e u''
Oh ton,eGFcr the use Of the great Wing party OF tins
n;s,rct one dozen %ho.c hog, unquaI!!Iea, pos're
nlcdpcd White Such as were plenty curing t'J
canvass OF 1885 1t itated now, that all Inc
Willie men become pledged Harrison with too geat
facility the people will put no faith IN the'r pe"g ,I
as the whole party has far aposatz"d as 10 Dc h
I. vote Coz Harrison electors and talk now u Nv ,,a
candidate but Harrison, it is important 10 M dmsd
dozen White to keep up the courage u '''-
Jackson men unit! NoveInber J., .,s,,;, Iu;Ire
Wcutcd-Some press in Virginia to sustain 49, ,uns
White The Wing, Eirginan Arena p,J ~ sinr;ng
man. Advocate Nc being 50 much cn9agru III '"G ~
,h r,nrons victories Of the .Hhory Ch"it@tn as ~ IT,
..s ~, e., The immaculate God OF their PFeVl-
/ d"latry. ,, ,,-. r,r The SYhir party.
rhs words Whg and Yury having changed estimation
. I , souln hv the misapplcaon OF the terms; ahu
Whe beinr now as much term OF Ieproach' as rory
was formerly All TIC old names Of mNaiIonat hePuo
LEANS, &c, having utterly '1'r. ~, ~ T n'ai
be careful not to have the "od Democrat or emocfauc
about his new name, OF it will not answer The tories
could not te gulIed SO far as to csieve IT,
! Eunted A new rick. name to' the ADMINISTRATOR
,,r,v. 'rory SooiIs par,y-and office holders being
| stale and nierlv worthless IF new name tor van
Buren, can be found would also be thankfully received
! "N1ageian and Abolonsl nave proved unsuccessful
Editors friendly the grea Rp16h'aH S!G'ss-fsnts.
rLjg Na,;yyuL Hhits ihrrson, eb*er, Crani
csr partu ,e pcuss PuJh The "borc adssrttscmf"t IN
hnritv to their snds in the Idemarls District
From Mc NaShrjilc tnion)
| THE ATTEMPT 20 BRING THE ELEcrinS OF fREsl-
! DENT INTO THE tloI:sE OF RErnEsESrATIvEs-We
have often again repeated in this paper that COM
bnalion existed which openly avowed, IN the States
north Of Tennessee and dare not be denied here, tat
| Mr. Webster was 10 ran singr.handcd against Mr.. v
! prrcn in the six New EnglIad States and Delaware
! irving iiilr. three electoral rotes-03
! Mr. Van Barren in n. Y, casting az votes; \. Jersey {;
! Pennsylvania 30; Maryland 10; Kentucky 10; OHIO 2l
Indiana q and Mchs IN 3-amountng 10 l3S.
That Judge White is to be run against Mr.. v bnren
in Va having 81 votes; y. Carolina Isl s. Carolina H.
Georgia II; Tennessee Is; Alabama Mississippi 4
! I.ouisiana 5; Missouri i Illinois . and Arkansas 3
! These eleven States give 1903 electoral votes.
il requires l eject the Prra;drnthy the PEo
r,r This number il is impossible irr Judge White 10
tblai for he has ticket formed, and we aver he Will
nave none ormpd-nor will one single man ync Tor eiec'
tors friendly Judge White save in the eleven States
ai,v;p That the sun shines, more unqueslI"nn
hs Than tina, Judne White is running for the House;
ant, that he and his friends have other object or hope
What said in this paper of the 9th July We rePcat
!" We dare any man worthy OF noce|or any Press 10
deny tle charge" The object of the Tennessee Press
favorable In Judge White c"ncca the fact from the
People. We speak advIsedy and with certainty in max
nr this charge The buster made in the Banner and Re-
pnbca about the Presidents preference t" tura public
attention from this undcnIabie uviE-Gnd thry are en-
drsvorng bully and storm. as 10 force Cen Jack
son and his friends into silence ae 10 The intended fraud
To- cheat the People out of their sufragps Gen jack
sen well knows-and hundreds Of Us know, that Judge
White was brought out expressly to divide the Electoral
votes aid throw The election into the House OF Repre-
sen,etves. No prrtcnds that he ever could have
been elected by the People. Should not this fraud he
ex posed hv every honest man? Even the petty pmps
wio lave bcc. ut the heels Of the President from Jones'
borough TO the HERMITAGE picking up scraps OF Innocent
pirate conversations. and pcrycug them into false
hoods, do not deny the eiarges here nade-nor dare
| they
That tie combination goes to the fill extent charged,
will ne o:, the srbjne extract, being par, OF the
address Of The .Stauncn Convention OF the ilh of July,
by which JOINT ticket formed in Virginia for Judge
White and Gen. Harrison. Judas:faced and fair the
pretemces arc, that Judge White is yet supporting the
Administration, Tie truth ID he has bargaincd himself
away to the Opposition and using every means I" bring
the Wings and their principles into power-ro- is this
Ia to overthrow the Presidents character and admins
tration, is a leading motive.
| The Address says
"a very large portion the people Of the United States
have expressed their fixed determination 10 resist to the
utmost Of their power, the attempt being made to
perpetuate the present system Of exravagancr profit
gacy and corruption Already they have arranged them
selves under The banners of different leaders and with
confidence becoming the sacred in which they
engaged: are awaiting the coolest In the South, the
friends Of liberty and the Constitution, have select.
cd their leader, the Hon. Hugh Lawson White, Of
Tennessee; Il man, whose infexbie irnness, unsul
lied integrity and Roman simplicity of character, ap
pear TO them to furnish the strongest guaranty Of
lis efficiency in promoting the great civil revolution
which we contemplate. ln:he North and West the ad.
yoca,cs of reform have selected the champion Of their
principles Gen. William H. farrison Of Ohio-a man
whose name is associated with the proucst recoectons
Of The American patriot and whose firm support Of the
principles of the South, distinguished ability sotlcss
purity of character and usrous public services, civil
and military, for than forty years, would seem 20
indicate him as the bes! calculated to effect the Oh
iect so ardenty desired by az.
CLASSICAL TEACHER EANTED.-Thc rrin.
q cpa Of the classical department Of my institution
having been chosen Principal Of academy in Aaba.