Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-11
4 FRIEND TO VAN !GitTN.
B.c1uSc u fr,cri ~ Ire Syrth AMI Ike Union
FOX TIE Enquirer.
70 TIE VOTERS OC KING ANU OIEEN

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Permit lrc gain u call yoUr attention Ike api,:oacII-
iar P.esiv n al election In doing, ic lie give
uy deliberate and candid opinion, ''at never since me
memorable contest between The elder Adams ana WI
Jefferson has there been much involved connected
yyI ,uti7 prosperity. We humbiy conceive tia; n:
cou,liy is under DG. Of graft, I,!u IN is:'E, vr!c
rabbi lnvi Magistrate: Tor III" fn'i.s' winch H., 'as
aYav$ manifested IN support at l!r principles that nav
t~r tag boast ii -; t7lc i,?HcaHa l. Is
pc.cricS. ""G "ot m'" TIA! "u4!t 10 S''rin yoH !"
making chez" % successor 10 Genera. IacaH iF
WHO promises 10 D!i1w IN tie footsteps O! lie PIE
sr:L i'Ics:Gen a"u 70 carry 'di 's measures; 'G'e'
GA I'll. 10 c he upcn whom Tie i:ica5 81 !!c;|!
ou.: 10 their votes. And Il thS rt'GiH.c IS 10
govern. then II: Van E4;"n VII! &c To"r ciilcc i'N
l,c talented and unuCh abused, and prosecuted 81" 1t
New York presents much stronger claims han rincT .!
thu poca trading company 81 hHf H"E:ss"H : ~.
'l'ry il you please. By any rule, Tin. qualifications. pam
ciaes 7al opinions ii al! lie caniaicsi: yoH mis s"c
that MI Van Durn is in all respects !"ch better cacu-
a;ci 10 administer the affairs @. tins nin 50 Is /" c-
eurr your cace h1pi;:,ss and prosperity. than cc' Of
the miner candidates. Who are tJ$" lat oppose The
election Of Mr. Van Buren, Are they not those who
have cl.DoscG lie election t.: Ge:cI! Jacksun or Who
now o;.nyse his administration Is tbs ali: W.
With opponents who c"'. ia!f'y ana oeny 70 TIE con-
Dictated, -: axe willing 80 submit But when we have
10 euier the lists against W-y"ry, We Hno not what
prcuiia. principle % opinion 10 oppose l-2pA al me
1,wnUly agERirbhy course that has been pursued by
Tin. WH:rs towards Mr. Y. Buren,. Have tl,g not slcT
feed every Principle Of their Faith: n order 10 cSr .
mad !.O'k BACK tilr TWO !jst SHut."I Lux
I,us Combat. The names Of those whJ then warmly
ard zca!n,I.y SUPPORTED NcS$7s. Adams and Clay with
Those. who a.: nn:y tic most prominent: in opposing Mr..
V,u Eurcn. and Won VII! see that they ncarIy the
same The Wing lcA.ers: wiio t:cn gave war:n sup
port 70 AaliIs and Clay. u"b'asm-lE say, that Mr.
l. Buren, ought To be supported b: NHg'" becaasG
he is in favor Ola Bank Tariff! InlcrnE! Improvement ana
Of tc power 81. Congress IL alter the coiiti1n 81 "!1S
Ter and slave in the District OF C"4mb": ati'i."g!
proof Us plain an! sir"mI is :9H4G" "as capable u"
cnnyrvinr has Lccn gwen: that The rcc first ar ui!-
true and that coupled with the last an as>u7acr mas
been given that would never meet lis SANCTION II al
,cup,cd Ye, tines" charges are Gravcy Urged as! win
a. ,uch earmcs!ness II they were iiev"c, while al
the vcrv same Ie they have becn and are no" strong
Is syrnortinr those who IRE IN !ealy ana unlchih!
j., favor Of 4 Na.ona! Bank. Internal improvements, I
protective Tariff; and IF III" power of Congress- not only
e.l.aacae the Slaves III The District Hu' III The 4aes
We,here distinctly charge that Gen HARRISON e'trTa''s
opinions Is tnns stated an4 "e challenge Isna' '','
anr one convgr:aat with his views upon '"cSe S'"j rs
How: wuu; ask, cca Any h0"t$t mTN oii''' ~
Y Buren, upon this ground and - warmly u
cause OF Gsn. Harrison; le!: ti,s Is "'i' J." ~" ~
rrec Of Jpdncss that cvlTcrS iu!l del" :ii'A''' " u"
lea. tie ccou Of the Republican can'd'e' Al INC "a
c,;,icc m ali and principle Of p"i.2! Or moran VII
Inc 80
Look back to last winter. Tie Wig m'''oe'S o! Tie
l .i,,,-7 3i,s, hy few s:cCIa d-tLiies, Assem-