Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-13
TRICKS Upon TIE PEOPLE.


The designs o! the WhIgs seem 10 b" understood III
every quarter Of the Union In our last, we ave an ar
tce from The Mississippi papers, showing That i:% t@
poet To dtrdG amt cOhqHcrt" scatter The Electoral y";"s
ard throw the Erection into The House. The following
article from an Otp paper shows haw well the N!i5
game understood IN that State. In fact, u" whole
matter upon The surface 1t is the tncrIbjc rrs~t If
the Wing Increment. i! tie People viii permit rm 10
srcc"rd-n notwithstanding X Central Commute" has
raShy y"nncd the ASSERTING tina. not Of the Ops.
SitIon perhaps has si in;rniionWr believe, that
great many Of them hare such dcs!Iynamd r ProP."
such guJ!e fools, not Tat such wI:I ue
tic direct cN;si Of their Hamc,u"rcS:
tiyGr the 81. L2a,y$rjNc Ga:.Uc
:'TUE CONSPIRACY TO CHEAT THE PEOPLE,
.'1Icrc IS "!n has calmly l;oi.d the sire
which is now actatin- Tie public mind on the sI'"co
the next Presidency, but must the deep laid scheme
U The Opposition to cheat the people of their rights. In
all their meetings as well as their writings they
fully conceal the fact that they have than can
Gddte in the rid against Martin Nan Barren. Never
do they in s STATE let il be kn""n that they hare
White in the So,!h, and Webster IN the North. NJ
they wish 10 seal Tie election from the PEOPLE y strata
ge.i, aud place TIN the luwsc al Representatives,. where
b. barga;a iutri;ucna4 mn"ag GmcHt Gh.y ctu ~ -
trick ;hc rvopi, and ampc upon Tie rights II s't!a2r'
i this were not the case why WEBSTER still retained III
tic North, when he does expect TO gcu solitary VOTE
out Of Massachusetts, aud in fact ms moi been nomnaed
by any other Stale Is it for any other purpoS than to c''-
r. Massachusetts, agas: Y. and 10 stand his chance
in the contcia plated BARGAIN AND SALE: why's
Harrison cot up 0r"iiabiC IN he WEST wh"n II Ne
gcs all the Saics in which ne has an cl"ctora! ticket
he could not lie elected b. the People: Is 1t not cv'
dent then !It lie also has lent ms name 10 curry OIL |e
deep intrigue 10 cheat the People out ni their choice; IS
not White brought out IN The South for The sam" dIaA'
lical purprsc. when. Il he should ret all the a;rs III
which he has clrctoa! ticket he could net oc rc:'
ed through tho autIagcs oi the People: ne E"tH ~
conceal they may, II is Their real Trough c"rr;'''
design. In other waY could Iry succeed II "irctnI
i Presidential the last resort Of Lcsrlrng ;aEtIi
and il is Just as ;ey did they succeed in this neia''ous
scheme that Webster would h. the successful man" az
either White Harrison. The leading wings Nn2"
and wish this: they no, for their Hero, omiE :" '''
lie MAJ be Graj'oIIc subscribing their ends; "'"e'
lis talents his public acts are cons:dc'cH y 49, 49,.
!ifts Of lrn it worthy Of SO high and F's?'"''''
Office r
The TELEGRAPH. holds out to tie Wii@s inc gam" u
transferring the White Sarcs Harrison, a"d mus !
ing 10 elect him By the Electoral C"'rTrS-D', e,"...7
!, 10 the iloisc.Thc Telegraph holds thai " ''u 'a
not he elected by the CoIrges-n fact there ar ~,
States enough, vino un him, 10 elect N'n' l"s - L,.
dissccs with great skill of the minGu'!e" u "
piebad Coalition, in the following article" ~
The striking characteristic Of the aitem'I 81 t''
enemies Of republican government, at the P:'SI"t .,
ncnt is the adoption OF every species oi cSeG'c'I "
carry their point. without regard any general primer
pie; or it there is general principle, Is th't o. %
all means, matter how incongrHous: to h'a" "'L
the present system Of government. without any an
Will! regard 10 building up another. ne "h"e .
is disguise Of ultimate objects In these none o! .'.
zeal leaders OF the Opposition would co'cor' -'t.1
Clay, Calhoun, Webster, would agree on any 'JC
Of Administration, in which each could no! nave ~,
selfish ambition gratifcd. national pa'roi'S 'rs
place in the bosvlns Of these political gaioef'' ,"n.
than private morality has in the designs Oh INC 'i'
gers Of pubic gaming table Their Simple object sI
have u that is dear and valuable to society," as ye
by the just and equal institutions under when We ! Lii
siaked and put TO hazard and they trust 70 s the
and adroness to appropriate the greatest snare Ih,
present settled order Of things, the schemes Of on' of
est men are circumscribed by the regular opsrar rIc
the public mind and the safe and steady no'Sn "on
il rnpars to the Government. Nothing bui SOME .be
yuIsion which shall break up the ways ana ares ,.
natural progress of public affairs will enable hs the grs a
contents 10 give new direction 10 them lhsy 's'