Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19
Richmond, Tuesday, Jan. 10.
THE NEXT PRESIDE.N,J.

All the Signs Of the Times continue 10 point, will,
unerring certainly, to the manGuvres Of the Wings to
deea popular Election and throw it into the H. of
r.. Why does the Wing Of this City, while it affects 10
deny the nanouvre, declare with Of exultaon that
the secession ofthe ultra in ill
strengthen Gen Harrison,"-ssIf he (the r. Whg) OK
pected that Judge White would be likely succeed and
did not desire the election into Congress- he
could not (says the Baltimore Republican, feel any
Germ about the prospects of Cen Harrison in Pcnnsyl
vania because the result of the election in that State
between Mr.. Van Buren, and Gen. Harrison could not
possibly be OF any consequence to him his y.
way or another 1t is therefore, utterly impossible that
he can be sincere in both cases"
The Boston Cennc insists upon it, that MIR. Webster
viii continue in the fcld-and by way of encouraging
his friends, attempts to make that the election must
GO to the House, and that Mr. Van Buren, may not be
one OF the three returned After many bold aud idle as
seriions about his strength the Centncl says, Should
New England do her duty, and support her most able
statesman then would Mr. Van Buren, be excluded from
the House of Representatives! The House would in this
case have TO choose between Mr. Webster, Gen. Harr
son and Judge White, and MIR. Websters chance would
icy OF the Opposition in New England. 10 unite faith
fully, in favor of Daniel Webster, 10 give him as
many electoral votes possible"
The Raleigh Register (Whtc Whig) is much more
ingenious than the Wing Of this city He says at once
that The nomination by Pennsylvania and Maryland
OF the Hero of 1ppecanoe, renders certain that ne
election must deroirc upon the House of Represenatres
and IS time the public mind preparing for it,
The Boston Atlas (WebsterD repeats the same senti-
ment and says These are not the times to mnce mat
ters The geographical divisions of the country are
such, that candidate of any party hope for ma
ority of the people OF the United States TO support his
election Let then, unite IN tie opinion that e House
% Representatives must decide tie question"
4aDt6cr Siga !--All Tie tabular calculations which
have been made by the Wing presses, (the ~ Y Cou-
rer the N. STAR the Village Record Of Pennsy lvania
&c &c are founded upon the eiemens Of decision The
Electoral votes are TO be much cut up by Wig
6gement among the several candidates. to throw the
election into the House The Palmyra Sentinel thus
poses the game Of The enemy:
As hcmean by which this result ensured they are TO
rally their strongest CANDIDATE particular sato.o
lectns the most popular
INC respective the fact esponding admitted
without understanding Iih kind great un
certainty Ito the Whigs what will be the viii here
borrow the metaphor OF tho Washington Globe, to tho
position in the be occupied by White Of the
Opposition candidate lt appears that Judge receive
te votes OF the Opposition the South
mas engaged play the game for the Democratic party
partner oil Mr. Van Buren, but no the
Icai sharpen of the Opposition, NORTH and Uest Tbcy
are to give him their strength bring election into
the houseand the House them tho odd tk
L,s Is te Old game etiree PLUCK one 10 such game,
ed OF course by the sarpc thut the But
snail DC greatly disappointed IT, after all their Ressg People
do not teorc them in the nirehocs' - -