Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21

him ana SelSCteu UuoluSi iotS f0'i"p'S
II is true. that, to keep up the deception, TO draw you over
10 the support of the opponents o! the Administration
party, they associate the name OF Judge White with that
of Gen. llarrisou-the State tights man with Tue ','''
tndip,ri,o. If YOU doubt that he has been abantoled-
,h,t (,rn. Harrison is now the only candidate III Tic
South oppuscd TO Martin Van Bu-en-a sLghi cAansiha.
tion of the subject will dissiputc that doubt. IL mas peen
fully demonstrated that Judge White cRnnot DC c'ecteu
hr Tho ueonlc. fer he is not run in 4 sufficient number
OF States to secure his electionD or by the House o. ie
representatives., should the duty of choosing u Chict Aia-
ristrate unfortunately devolve upon that BODY. i"tse
Svo facts are candidly acknowledged by some OF ms
lepdinr friends in Tennessee, and in other sections OF the
Union; and are further sustained by The undlsgulsca sup
mort which his former adherents are every where giving
to Gen. Harrison. The organs OF inc Hou.nesn mms
parly are almost totally silent us TO the claims or pretch,
sions Of Judge White, whilst their columns are nieo
with praises oil Gen. Harrison, and with predictions ol hIs
elevation to the Presidency. Scarcely all eHoIl Is useu
by these organs TO make converts to the cause OF inc ONE
whilst they omit no effort TO secure the success OF .ne
other. Then why, it may be asked, is Judge White s
name associated on the same ticket win tnat OF He"'
Harrison? The answer is plain. The leaders OF the
party are satisfied that you would never vote directly Tor
a man of Gen. HIS principles: and that, therefore, II Is
NECESSARY to deceive and hoodwink you. They present
. .on with an ~unptcdged Electoral Ticket. This ticket
has been adopted by the party throughout Virginia. II
20 , ORIGINALLY framed by the ~profrsssd supporters ci
JUDGE White, subsequently selected 10y the friends of
Gen. Harrison, and since the late development of public
on;n;on has clearly shown that the former cannot sue.
csed IL has been considered and treated as a ticket for the
exclusive benefit Of the latter. THIS ticket is headed in
Western Virginia, e For Gen, w: II: Harrison ,S in The
laroest portion of Eastern Virginia, 'tor White or liar
r;son:' and it is only in u few counties, where the STATE
Rights Wings have exhibited strong symptoms OF !nsgo
ordination and a determination not to sac7ince the,r prn
ciples. that the leaders Of the party have resorted to LII
trick Of placing the name of Judge White only upon tn
ticket. In Campbell, you have the ticket headed 10
white or Harrison" In Pittsylyania and in Chester
field. the same ticket is headed, " For Hugh L. White
aud the County Corresponding Committees CAREFUL
exclude the name Of General Harrison from their pre-
~ceedings. :,
Such is the character of the game attempted TO b
played of upon the unwaly and nnsusPecting, ltisa al
United on all hands, that Judge White cannot succeed
and that Martin Van Burcn, If defeated at all, can onl
be defeated by Gen. Harrison. But the name of Judg
White is placed before the people in a portion OF VIg
mia. for the sole purpose of %deluding his friends, and t
obtain. BY a most shameful trick, their votes for a ticke
which if elected, viii, without doubt, swell the chance
of Gen. Harrison's success. In short, teitew.clt'zen'
in whatever light you may view the matter, you mr;
he convinced that; in point of fact, Gen. is the on'
candidate opposed to Mr.. '. Buren,, now before w the pee
pie Of Virginia; and that the name of Judge White