Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23
- The TrUc pr;ncn "

BY the Lori, knew ye made &C. Ehcud
will touch Priucc Though upon hr) n-
snct ia great .alt,er"-JAcx flLarAFr.
Aye indeed, the Editor Of the Wing is the only seer
that we have heard Of Except Jack Fasaf and the
Lion) who knows the true Prince by instinct. This
drr!uly gifted politician tells that he mad scarcely cast
his eyes upon the military candidate on Thursday last,
briorc his instinct discovered the ''tr"e Princc IL tbs.
person Of Gen. Harrison. "Lo. (eXca!n3 hci ''dthnd
TIE President If Tic Lnitci StueS the first siaftnn
isithoa; donb in Mc roid What wonderful instinct
Is husband hp" nnch SupcrI" Il - The extraordinary
German l Of discovering springs %: "a'c! by The hG-e
t'cfg, of gold in the bowels e; 'e earth:
II is easily GcnrG loo 10 rgua account: (cr
instinct discovers the true Trc,jc"t. interest P!n;! hY
The S.r"t: sjcoplancy lights thc incense Of and
'!rIit follows awng. II were curious 10 cHnsi!"r,
WIKI tier the instinct would have made tho
discovery. ii otis. Wing candidate hal visited
or city: A whether he loo: would has" been announced
Us t'r 'Ecxl President of the United States We Will
not too curious cnGnIrc in what manner Juds &c White
would bc M! by those very men, who were ONCE
pcdgcd 10 lis interests, but have sIan!ciuy deserted
HIM.
Our Correspondent, Colin Ciohnppcr, is even greater
enquirer than He is no. content with believing
that 1t singular g:it tie part II The Wig; Crt
he looks further int The :iii sloc-aad wishes To k"o,
what are The =hmGrIS IL Ger. Harrison. by w';icsi the
tuc Prince may kc recognized III vain tell Air.
EIndh"ppcr. that perhaps il is gin, which may mol hc
communicable, instinct. The; cannot be impaired
rXpaincd--a saga@ty like Jack Fasa:i S. uhch ninc
dIrly discovered the Prince in III" passing avecr
and that Il is !acu:ty conta'd 20 The Editor The Wing
lie tie first 10 d!&CoTrT III way b0Gy
c3pain these very slight f'St-cf:S bc! had hitherto
ped the sG1acitg Of all Cen III 5 iinnIaCuie nrGh-
Eo3s. Not NAN OF them saw or susPcc"d the flesh
marks. in l3i, when he otncng his own friends
and Eriabos. candidate nf the II. q" L. of Oh!o,
and hchtsn ty ali IKE citr c0HdidaS! DisEer. Dun
can ilawrs and BurEuymr, all. all brat hn. Disney
received 2,"C votes and B"rg"ynr 7U6; and Cen II.
only ~ Not citizen vi the county Of Hamilton
that tine have suspected. that they Lhrd in him,
in, ii,,vw no q
next President OF the United States Aad II would
indeed, be passing strange, ii lie. who couid not be
e!cC:rd Representative Of OniO, should nov Gr pro-
NOTED the FIRST station, w:!hcu, doubt. III The r"rid
1t would indeed DC verifying The saying. That no n
prophet his c"nutry or ~ Hero 10 his
Valet de ChamhTe. Little too could Esquire Bowl5y,
of Harrison tuiYn, in the Stale OF. Indiana la GIcanl
Of such srn, when he thus The other day. IN be-
hllf Of the Democracy Of the ri!a' 10 M Editor "t the
" Signal We authorised 10 say, that in toxin
called after General tiarrisnn-anl situated ONLY nine
miles from -NoTt! Bend, lie will not get to excrtd f"e
roles. The town and Us vicinity contain mere than
three hundred inhabitants. The spirit ~ still ~, aad
the from every quarter IL Cheering
Bat Colin C!odhoppe is nrt 10 ae put OF from lis III
curry. Where are these lc>l nnrES? says he How.
in IL" nnmr nt wc;vT. the Wing n discover .iie
true rrnrr:' !. is cv"a more marvellous, Than that
the Prince should be- al the q! g. locking as
hat hearty and rjcJnnS j. e ago" lie u big
sags he is Bat Codhopp"r lis!sts upon the solution
Of his prohIe--nd verify he E5: usti zap The Whi-,
f.Si GShs-auG the secret will ;.e win !.i!n:
TO YHE EDITOR Or 7!iE ENQUIRER
Do. my dear SIT. request you: nrighbr a! the veg
TO inform US, the less knowing ORES III HE country. what
til" FLrstl-HaEEs hy which future President OF the
United States may be known from common folks IsSe
a: in OF his papers he STATS that the moment lie
laid hs eyes Cen Harrison, he SScc:talncd that liz
was the gery MAN Who To- 70 President There
several very strong reasons which ought 10 induce
voyr neigthor to give his ssc-,t First. it wcrld
such deal nt strife and intrigue and writing ANA slang.
whanG misleading the poor simple people BY hes
and as calculations; because all that would be necessary
would oe, for i people 10 60 and see Tic rery m1rhS;
and seeing is believing, you kno" there would be IN
end Of l further contention In tie nrH! place. many
OF lis Dars ~ the comntry haze bors. that think
very sharp lille sIavcys. iou know the Old saying,
" Every crow &c.--and may bc deceived hy this
alh,rIy propensity. Now if we cnlv had lie true
cret We should be saved d big calculations;
Should be cmaLed regulate affairs in innst Ii
pnrtanl relations the future fer # We found the true.
the rcy SPIT upon any one 0: our dirty faced urch:ns,
lscu!d make happy. MIR. Riic"; besides, wr
s sud knnv: how educate Tic :uue President well
to regulate oar property Tor lie good OF the less ioF.
tunaic Of the family.
One effect at all events. must follow from his discnrc-
~ in the future Of your wise and candid neigh
bnu He has heretofore been urging ali Of US 10 vote for
Hugh l.. White atcronrd, telling that sone mIst
vote for While, and some Tor General Harrison. This
always seemed 10 me very QUEER fT, had never read
IN book or speech, nor heard from anr o! our Old
Standards Jc!rrs0a hlaGsrn, Mason R"ane, Giles, and
Others. that tS0 cG.d br chosen President:
could ever understand how II is thl III" fE0rLG's
VOTES: wien they have bCcn given 10 candidlt,
a..rrva r,s BE- taken away from lin hr AZ; other person
and gig"n another candidate II has always scrimrd
me, that This would make them no. the Pcccs rcS.
but the d: The who thus tock item back, and
rave them TRY pleased and that It would be bet
l7nuo! tIe people ABOUT the business Al ali:
Il. Ills would De only lnaking fools o ti.i. Bat
thai the N:i1.:nan las found Tic true h"si-
marks General Harrison. he will l''"'n''i: come
IT,, ;ra;d. doubt and tell the pe"pi" . lei old NJ.
VI he G:op end give him any vi" f. President. He
Wi! 10. !a 20 d. TINS because any body who loves The
people he rs h d9es, AID IS 50 aN"uS 20 protect
hcm from deception, and corruption, and tctaom, aud
m ,Ic.n wicked hIngs thai The people Dad not know any
thug about. and dreamed" Of till he told them,
certainly wont deceive those lie Is 50 fond nj. b. tell
iny them to vote for the WON man. who hGs II" ia'K
al all: besides, who says h. has no self interest III
tbs business but is oni seeking to secure Justice 10
..:"iy uodY. would I've very sorry IN try u take away
fTui the with the rra! !Ia:k, what was pointed out
as his due by the very finger o Providence. Tie al
tempt thus 10 strive against Providence wonld &c very
inplnus, and therefore, cannot DC suspected IN man,
who by The cntrral!"s lie has lately published
all other denominations, 10 pat down Tive Roman "a
,!ucs has s!O"s Iggi true christian spirit and ru
rlI br guilty o! any otrucc abom!nab!" We snail
doubtless then be relieved !rnE! all difficulty, By
plain direction vote Tor Harrison the tue, the only
true man.
assure YOU Mr.. Editor | Ins hii!y pleased and
relieved IRAN ny perPlcSi'!es WHEN saw The account
Of The mark discovered ~ The Wing lan ai!d in
n.dairy took the paper continuing the discovery over
to Nike Dpth"ng, vino keeps the sciio" in our neigh.
borh"ot and proposed 10 him, c wrote round, text
hand that hs should d'a" up petition 10 be signed by
lhc neighbours the General or ii tia Should b. thought
,pn lrrsumpuous, to the Whigmln requesting Peff''s'
>inr 10 examine the mark oufse!:Cs 10 have
count Of il certified by credible witness Bat 10 my
ural surprise and disappointment instead Of coming INTO
ny SCHEME Nike sad must be great goose to believe
any thing a;c these flesh .aGks that ' re- was II" sGch
i 81
Thing but piece Of f"cry ic gcsscst and most dis
rgsay knd-sni!ar TO that paid he said 81 parasites to
The OIL Rpnan Eupsrnrs lie said. it vas customary with
these Sycoph"atS call their nasers Gods 10 their aces