Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-18

vi this character is the " astounding Disclosure, got
up by the Baltimore Chronicle, and so eagerly seized
upon, and? circulated by the Wing organ III this City.
II reports some lie, originally limited at in the n. Y.
Daily Advertiser, and which was of SO gross a complex.
ion, that the senior Editor Of that paper thought himself
bound to state, that it had been published during his ab-
sence. The story was intended to show, that MIR. Van
Buren, had been guilty of cheating a Dutch neighbour;
This story, dr"rI rs it was in the n. Y. Advertiser, anu
contadic,cda al the time by the N. Y. Evening l'st and
Albany Argus, Is n"w rnbIushingly revived by tho, IA
eii'"I" { 'ir'nIc'e, AMI eagerly p%ropagated by tn iI'c''-
nuri Whir.
w must cnl'ior the Public 10 beware. This is tn '"'
the ln'ntt of l~lum;ugS. Any thing IL nisleaI tic pr"'
pIc-Nn: c,inrr -. hrwrver gross or hnwrYcr false: Is 10
be c!rcu!atrd lar Ii CT al the polls in November.
q! the same complication is %pr"bahiy, The i"ilu"laE
awful g%iving-ou, in yesterdays Wing:
We lave received from ii friend IN Baltimore. a let
ter of great interest on the Pennsylvania rlrcII"ns,
which shall appear tomorrow. lie traces results !" Il
NOR" deep sratcL-cause than has met iir ryr-a caiSS
which should em!ncntiy alarm the S'utIl, and prepare
1t for that fearful explosion, 50 long lnrcsecn by The w''e
as one day inevitable"
Here is, no doubt, another humLng r"h in pickle. The
result OF the election i'll PENNSYLVANIA: is now To b. lFacru
TO some "dccp seated cause, which has escaped the h"I
tice at every other ubsrrVer-a ''causr which 'l:ou'"
emInrnlly ainrm the South, and prepare it for (solle} if"F-
JM crP'oSiOnf' Are you there, old Trucprnny. fhnre
Panic! more Abohuonism, We presume! Some oil me
Northern Wings ascribe their defeat TO one cause, ana
some 10 another. The Phiadel phia Gazette bungI'nsly
traces it " o treasury gold and official dominion, extended
''"S'S SN'3
city, NOR: justly says, the Wings 'ascrlbe Their defeat
10 the Intolerance and folly Of the Anti. Masonic parry
last WINTER But here comes the wise Wing anu ms
wiser Baltimore Correspondent, who brings mp some
strange h~0bgobbiin about the South--ln vain, they have
seen Iappan and his crew arrayed against Mr.. Van buren
ill vain they see the most active Anti Van Buren, paper
IL Philadelphia, edited by Friend Pouison, and ms src''
ais agi inst hIm.-Stll we are TO have some iiisiulouS
inv. ntlbn, some cause too dcep-rooted iur any man OF
ordinary discretion TO perceive, now put forth to alarm
the South. about some fearful! explosion. The trick viii
not iakr, Sirs, depend upon it.-Ihis is ir month OF IN
vent ions-ind the people Will be Oh their guard aSa'!!St
all S lch ~hum6ugs.
FAsc.-Thc Lexington Gazette says, :: We have rca.
sol to suspect, that he Van Buren, Electors intend to
vol: Tor johnson, if their vote is required 10 effect lHs
Gle, tor. Let them deny the charge, if thy dare. Look
out, it!. ow- citizens Look out! Vote against the whole
tick at, or Dick johnson may be tnistcd upon you.
And tn $ is one of the men, who PROCESSES IT, instruct anu
adv ST. the people! A man like this, who does mol he
sila'e 20 charge his opponents with the gFnsscst fraud,
wit loIt the slightest particle OF evidence! Dare 10 de-
ny it! Why, we have uniformly denied ii. The Cen
ttal Committee of this City have just stamped il as a
falls ,lLod. We say again and again, that TIC Van ill
rem Ele clors are solcnnly pledged 10 vote Tor Van buren,
and Smith, without qualification or reserve. And yet
this man chooses to suspect them OF violating Their latin :
The Whis Editors are becoming desperate. They are
rec; nv under the blows of the people. Could any thing
but tin: most desperate inialualion have drawn such
strains. as the following, from the \. York Courier:
They Qnc supporters Of Gen. Iiarrisonl know that
Ohio W ,th her million of trecnen Is safe! They kno"
that the Hero of the Thames is 10 carry every Stale
Nurlhnrs, Of the Ohio-and that trcm ,cithOm the Key
Stone State he may yet be elected lay line PropIe! New
YORK lid Virginia, with Massachusetts and the West,
can elect him in the Electoral Colleges.
Who can trust any man, that holds out the idea mat
n. urk hnay vet vote for llarrison: Nothing but the ut
most de separation could have prompted so INSANE al 'uea
.Hmhxm IN parro-The following toast was offered on
the Eta ST plcnbcr al a dinner given By The citizens ot
Bcdioru County, Tennessee, 10 Col. Polk.-lt comprises
the great political Creed, which MIR. Van Buren, will
atopt as the chart of his Administration
"By WH. Brucc. Martin Van Buren, :-.lgGinSt the
T"ril.. ga;nsl u National Bank, against Notification,
against IL ternul improvements Ivy the General Go.
vernEeIll, against collecting taxes of the people, aud
d!Stribu' ire il among the States Tor unconstitutional Pur-
pose, az aust abolition; for reducing the taxes down 10
the ncc.sza ~ expenses of the Government, atId jdr an
economical Administration of our institutions. Can his
enemies gainsay such orthodox doctrine; We go for
measures, not for men"
We really have 10 time, room, or inclination, 10 notice
the MANI sivil things which The Wheeling papers, the
Lynchb'lrs NirglnIan, the Richmond wing: DC, NC,
are Law Isi4llg upon Us. The personalities o! The Lex
inglon tinIr,te are too low fur nnuce-aitlI"ugh they
are so cas :cc y transp!anted into the columns OF The Wing
The WIZ u 1rumps up another letter from certain Gill
zcns of kIzvanna, to MIR. Van Buren,, cniniring his OPP.
Mons about Emancipation in the District, &c. Sewn
the VIII g b. pleased TO inform us. whether Gen. llarrisnn
has vet answered his querists in Vermont: I" W hat
rirht Ina S a candidate for office in this country, TO STROUD
his opinl on in mys;ery:'-Ihis question comes "''h n
s,ran ge grace from one, who, like the wing, supports
Gen. He rrison, who has failed to comply with his pro-
mise, ami has altogether dodgsdh his questions!
no n EDITON or YWE L-"QCIREE.
Il Sign, in n small Way. If 'chat Tie pcopie Of L""!su arW
do the first -Nonday in -Norrmhsr n'It.
Al a master Of Capt. Albert G. Bow les Company Of
Militia he'd at Matthew Farrer's, in tie lower end Of
LOUIS. cnuaty. on the 5th day Of this month, after the
parade was over, it was proposed that L vote be taken by
the Co mpany and bystandcrs, fuT Martin Van Buren,.
Of Nrw York. William II. Harrison, of Ohio, and Hugh
J.. VIII tic, Of Tennessee, as candidates for the next Pre-
sidcncl.. Three individuals were stationed out, To re-
present the three candidatcs-Thc Company VAS then
reque: ted To march TO the individual who represented
their invnrile.-Upon a count beinr had. lherc were for