Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-20
We were strongly Impressed iocking at him r'a Us

We were strongly prcssed ~ looking at him r%a Us
opinion, TINT bshtfd Tic ncrt President Of the UncA
STATES, TIC first Station, ,oithout doubt, in the oord"
,v,,- [Richn!ond VAig; ef Thursday
IN your crt Prsdent the politician who has scarce one
prime pie in with you: Who has scarcely ever
gone with you even on mcn or on 1aedSurfS' is Ia
rh, Internal Improvement, Bunk man, 1" become your
PRESIDENT: II so, you had brt;,r cxpunge every lung
WHICH old Hickory has done 10 restore your principles
You had batter eSpungc all your docrnes all Your re-
solutions fer many Years from your glorious arcTs'
Begin by committing 10 the fumes tle Resolutions OF ",
and hlatsnns Report.
Gen Harrison 81 is looking hale, hearty and rgo.
rous - years ago!' We happy 10 hear it-(May
hc live pnsand years he may appear to the partial
eyes Of the Whig--(nnt "FrNcc"i, as our lrin'cr 5
Devil made MS say on ErIday( Ih5 Is ab"u as true as
any thing else that the Wing says Or how comes about
This Prndginus pruGlnrnum: Has the General Disco
rcrcd lie secret Of ST. Leon:
The Wing, make Mr. Van Buren, answcrabc for eve
ry thing that the President says-The" cant about the
Old Dictator, and The sycophant successor There does
not appear much Justice in this First, they nsreprr-
sent what the President saysand them they hold Mf.
Van Buren, hound by every thing which alleged to be
said. 500 miles distant, by another person.
The New York Star attacks Mr.. '. t. on another tack
that by personal elcctI3nPrrng and constant rorreS-
rondenre he is interfering with the Election What is
good for the goose &C. &c-Wlat would Noah say. if
Mr.. Van Buren, to visit Frgnia-and thence to Bal
iimore, Philadelphia. &c.
We arc aware that The friends of the candidates, tho
in bad taste, anxious to show them Oft Cores
pendent Of The IT, Suites Gazette writes from the Hot
Springs the 3D. much in commentator nt Gen. r. )
plain and gcnteTanly manners, and adds = therefore:
he dslkes ustcnalion and thinks that modest stiffness
and humility best become the peoples candidate; 1t
McrciDrh very improbable that he will visit Pennsylva
ria or New YORK; rs has been insinuaied by the news
papers opposed to his election" Bn the General has
been waited upon by Committee from Pilade p'ia -
and we learn from the Baltimore Chronicle of Saturday:
that from letters received in that city, he would arrive
there TO- day tomorrow.
Fan Burcn and Jc1ns.-The Nalchcz FREE Trader
speaks snanliy Of The lies which continually cir
culatcd s-osi Mr. Van Barren. Among these it nails
the following to the counter:
"lLe Wings, being well aware that in this community
there is an almost universal feeling in favor Of TeXan
hrry another song 10 be sung The prfudcrs 0t the
people 10 be appealed to for political effect Mr.. Van
Buren, is to be called opponent oil Tie lrylan cause,
and his influence the sole why the President has
not taken 'mUrc efficient measures To say in " ash
ngton city, that Mr. Van Buren, opposed to the
cess Of the cxian arms would subject the individual to
rL!cue IL Eaoc, from personal conversation well
from general report that Texas has not nIcr friend
in the cabinet than Mr.. Van Buren,. Indeed, Dr.. Ar.
cher Of The Trxian commissioners, told Us that he
placed great reliance upon the rrcriOnS OF MI Van Bu-
reu in their behalf and yet our puny daily has the un.
hlushing cIlTonrry TO call him enemy Of Texan il
bcrty and darcs couple the Of Amdrcw Jackson
viii this pretended oppcsilinn When the hopes Of :.
party arc based alone upon ilS,uod tca indeed must
b. that party degraded indeed must be The men, calling
forth pity well mcrlng contempt.
i. 3. The Washington Telegraph has just repeated
the hum5ug. lis endorsement however, cal lend very
ti, credit tn the bill.