Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-30


those they have, keep behind the curtain; Van Buren,
and Smith will GO the whole hog here; Harrison
the people would not elect be surveyor of the roads.
If they mud chance
I'VE receive ineligencc of this kind fsays the Sen
tinel.) almost by every mail. Western Virginia will do
her dnly on the 9Th Of November, by supporting Van
Buren,"
Another letter from the Southwest of Yirginu states,
that she will for the Van Buren, ticket nearly ,nasSc
A letter from Lancaster says: Some of our Wings
ashamed of the double ticket and say they de-
termined not to vote for it, Harrison does not appear
in good odour with them. Unless am greatly deceived,
there has doubt been considerable change IN the
Northern Neck, in favor Of Van Buren, presume there
Gun he 40 doubt of his getting the State.
.Inm,s Ct!y c0unty-The following hit at The Wings
is very happy! With all our respect for Mr.. t:"'eTt
Andersom should think of the "born Wings
would be little staggered in being oand III uc "iti-
cal company the Federal candidate and MS ayuwrG e.
drral supporter Capt. Anderson. it prefers the
Harrison banner brcase vi lis heightened Federal doe
tInss What say ye to this, Mcssrs Alternative Stat
Rights men:
"YoRK CoUyrY SEPT. 2G, 1886.
"}rstcrday evening, the Richmond WING OF / ucstay
last, directed To OF my neighbours accidentally ctl
into my hands, and glancng hastily its contents,
The Challenge Accepted" attracted my attention !
could not help laughing alnud on reading what followed
And what d. you Imagine has occaSoncd tins Dragging
Of the Anli.Fan Buren, Committee Of James City coun'
ty: think that can tell you. have heard il said,
that Captain Anderson, .! Williamsburg since the Wings
have determined to support his political friend General
Harrison for The Presidency, las made up his mind To
vote with tcEn and if such be tic fact. they no don6t
expect nn entire Immunity in their county. Captain
Anderson you know, moi only Blackcockade Of the
Reign OF Terror, but he is Hartford C0nvcntions too,
of the first water-and like Harrison Gray Ols he sIo-
RIGS in being lie is said 10 be the only Fcra free
holder q! james City county The Captain. am t"Il,
says that lr Van Buren,, in his nle published Cores
p0ndncc, aYows Too many Jc!rrsnnian Democratic opt
Mons r hin,-and that although he has heretofore sup.
ported the kEdhonkcr choice of evils between that
Ia
asans, Old TIppccanoc who, except the subject
OF AbulillonIsn, IS pDiHician q has scho0. /
have myself heard Capt Anderson say that Gen. Harris
supporter OF the Federal administration Of John
Adaus in -, that the Gen u : l}amk.man: Ia
riff man Tor the protection of domestic Iuusry-an adru-
Cate fir Internal Improvements by the General Cavern
incnta supporter Of the principles of the Proclamation,
and apprUvcr Of the Force BIand in all thrScvrws,
every body in this section of country knows Capt.
Anderson cordially agrrrs with ln. If the people o!
James City county should support the Harrison ticket.
which brIlrvr they will do, il will be the first
time for than thirty years that they gavea fcaI
vote, voted in accordance with Capt Anderson OPT
Mons and know that for louger period than that he
has been voter in that county Well may the Anti
Van Buren, Committee Of James City county boast If
g Hear; rs biz Continent and be proud too of their
unanimtv, wlr"n they have such ultra Federalism on
their side Hereafter, let Augusta be the Dwarf for
James City will become the Grant,
But in dellncc Of the Captain and his Federal friends,
and the James City Wigs I" boot, shall the Stale
Inc "" "cH H'Hy
cnacera U.S. but The apathy OF our party III attending the
polls of November. Let every remember, that his
vote tells throughout tie State that the election is de-.
cdcd not By the majority in has county, but through
the whole COmmonw call-ihat Il Democrat in Abe.
magic, for instance, olsrils Frdcraist in Augusta. To
parody the words Of WING in the Hampshire nrIli.
grncer every Republican in every county ought TO feel
aye, and say himself, Perhaps ny vote alone, may
decide the Qucslion-and 10 tIl2 polls will go-tlurah
for Van Buren," Besides, there is idea ought
to lose sight o. and it lhishat the closer the
vote Of the people, the more will the Wings be tempted
to organize their party 10 put down Van Bnren, when
he is elected. This is their dcs and Dn!hng dc.
feat il, except to show them by most decided vote of
the people, that il is useless. Let them only scc that
the majority is thin Ollie bu, still more if they
carry The majority the House. and Van Buren, gels ii
there; AND from that moment, they will begin 10 cry him
down, not the avorc Of the pcople-is administra
ton vii! br bed Of lhnrnS to hm--thc Opposition will
become eager and violent than overland the whole
country will be thrown Immediately into sch!suIS
and COMMISSIONS 1t IS: desirable! therefore, to put them
down b. strong expression u III" popular will. that
faction Will he rvGuked and agitation arrested. For this
rraSrn if FOR Other, lin, icn Unt, turn Dat i" the
polls. frccrnen OF EIrgin:a To Ans To .lRns! What
disgrace would 5r, II should permit "uTsI YES 10
bc beaten Is vgi!an and ever active eueny. because
are confident Of success. We call. thrn, again
and again upon cve:y Committee TODD iclI day-and
we call upon the People 10 DO tles.