Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-16

We give our succre thanks to those Subscribers who
have attended to our late Circular Letter. We respect
fully call upon others for like attention.
THE PLAN OF THE COALITION.
Every effort of the real pseudo advocates Of Hugh
Lawson White TO dcny that their object is to distract
the country ANA transfer the election of President: the
II. of R., is than ridiculous. 1t gross attempt
to impose upon the peope.-lhis broad, acon!es!ibe
fact shows the des IN; VIZ he to obtain the vote
Of State in Which ticket is for him, lie could
not withia 4 thousand leagues be elected He is run
in louisiana Arkansas, Missouri Illinois, Mississippi.
Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, the TWO Caronas, and
Eirginia-No single State more! Give him all these
States, (ani he will probably obtain two three on!y)
aud his whnle vote. all told would amount 10 l03-lir
would still want 40 votes. The thing SPEAKS for ITSELF
and we DEFY contradiction. The muiive Of Whites
friends is. therefore, defeat the popular voice, ard 20
throw The election into the House. Here Intrigue bar
gain and management would decide the ecc"n-and
Virginia. whose vote in the Electoral Colleges would be
equal the votes OF Delaware, Rhode Island Arkansas,
Michigan Missouri and Louisiana e. Sintes) 0ii 7uif'd.
is raced to the level in the H. OF r. with each OF
those six States, We very much mistake the spirit Of
the People of Virginia, ii they vii! court mode Of cleo
ton corrupt aud SO unequal
Harrison is 4 nuch stronger man than White. Putting
all other chances aside, he is popular in all The
large States The lo~iand Wings Of Virginia may pal
much they please, but Harrison is The strong
Wing candidate in Virginia. Mr. Clay has inst come
for him at public dinner given by the Citizens of
Woodford. There also strong symptoms of the
eu:s uf Webster rail- ying upon him. The Boston Ga-
zee explicitly Declares that 1t is perfectly manifest,
that the Wing party. although in deep water. not far
from :!c breakers No, only great, but united effort
is BIZ made and there is future event more certain,
than that the party Will suffer an ng!orous defeat, II
they DO unite heart and hand in favor Of Gen lar
.son. '-General Harrison carries strength than
White; hui the objection applies 10 nIat Is to
say, that he be elected by the Electoral Colleges
His friends also looking to Election b. the House
of Representatives.
We at once ask them of the Citizens Of Virginia,
whether they prepared to take Gen Harrison at any
such risk. We ask them, too the idea OF continuing to
run Judge White is perfectly vain and ridiculous, vile
thcr they prefer such politician Gen Harrison to
iIr. Van Buren,. We shall anayse Gen. II. politics,
and will prove their satisfaction, that he belongs to
an essentially different school from the great States
Rights School of Virginia. He is Bank man-an In
tprna improvement in all its moods nd enscs-a Ia
riff in 1891, ultra that he could moi abandon it
until his rwn language, tbe streets OF Norfolk and
Charleston shall he covered with grass lie is willing
to appropriate the whole Surplus Revenue Of the General
Government to the purposes OF Emancipation without
am amendment Of the Constitution We ask what sort
of President would he make and how is possible for
my State Rights politician Of The good old Virginia
School. TO confer upon him single vote?
This alternative, then, is obviously presented to the
People OF Virginia. Vote the Wing ticket and you vote
either for the spotted pig and an election by the House
strongest of the Wing candidates, yon will vote for 4
politician, who has scarcely State Rights principle
In common with your OWN.
The design. Of taking the Election on: Of the hands Of
Is
gencsr, in long and elaborate article Of Saturday last!
II advises every 10 "give cordial support to the
Whi Electoral tcLc iahis particular district whether 1t
be be- favorable 10 that candidate among the Wings
whom he would personally have preferred When we
wrote on this subject before there but three cand
dates who had been nominated by States who were un
derStood to he in the field being Mr. Webster, Mr. Nhte
and Mr. V Buren,. We then saw, from orr central posi-
ton that the Wing could not he concentrated on
any one About, or Immediately alter that time, Gen.
Harrison brought into the field, became RAPIDLY an
avuilable' candidate, and is likely 10 rcccec the
roes IF Scrcroi Statcs MARX thIs-e that has ears
to hear, let him hear
Tricks, Tricks,-Thc Baltimore Chronicle fublood
ed Wing of the worst breed, garbes the proceedings OF
the n. York Convcnlion for the purpose of misrcprc
sentng Mr. Van Burens the Free Negro vote
1t selects his vote on striking out the word "%hie
makes very pnmpnus display OF the speeches that point
and, by way Of stamping with imposing consequence,
obtains the seal Of James i. Latimer. Notary Public
Of Baltimore TO the accuracy of its quotation from 2O2
of the Vulnme of Proceedings &c. Now this is worse
than the a,tesaion of the ii sgners who endorsed the
extracts made by the r. Wing from the volume du
ring the last spring The Chronicle SURPRISES The most
material facts of the Ii does not obtain the seal OF
the Notary Public either TO the ac that under the old
Constitution Of n. York. the white and the colored man
had the right of surage-nor 10 the fact that Mr.
Van Buren, voted to extend the suffrage OF the Wh;tc
man in considerable degree, under the present Consul
tuon-nor to the fact that he voted 10 restrict the sui
frage of the Of color 10 the actual possession OF
$3.50 freehold, which be had paid the ta1es-nor to
the fac that high is this qualification that ont OF
pppuatien Of 90 00U free people in The city Of ~ fork
it cuts off all but about 100 from the right of voting
thus in fact almost virtually denying themthe right OF
suffrage, 80
But this is only of the misrepresentation of the
Baltimore Chronicle! 1t is in the habit OF playing OH
its tricks upon ourselves One Of these is justly ex-
posed by an cblgng but unknown friend in the last BAL
timore Republican, that cannot deny ourselves the
pleasure Of rtpublIShlng 1t:
Tc Richmond Enquirer has overcome It's reluctance 10 ueehH
Sen. Scott deny that ho is IN 'nteHpefae
e aoy Contains leas, suggestion of and cal
cuacd es il disturb relations OF personal friendship
krowu existed between Gen. Scott nnd MI
Rhie btrays cckcssne private relations wheIc parry Pu
poses effected by Designating them OF which "oua "
have believed the Senior Editor Of The Chronicle ncaPaOs.
challenge the Editors Of the Chronicle TO refer to the mes OF
the Richmond Enquirer make honest Ingenious extracts @
,hcm subject Scott, m moment that his
conduct in caSn to the Indian wars in the South the sub
cct Of remark present day they do public will see
hu throughout tic Richmond Enquirer as expressed The utmost
ensed inquiry is true, Dit, Richie has rPrecned ito be-
ing srd in councxon with purity mucs 1t is equally true
his published Globe Of few days ago But is also true
opposition has bo!ed hard :" turn Cen SCOTS recall
10 pcrV Al he recalled the Opposition papers,
dropping sneeg and cavns with which they treated every
report aud every General 0n
as they thought these met the appreciation OF nc
stem forward him, 10 vindcate him. and 10 oe nun er
sympathy General Scott has seen .s hi
the poor TINT would seek to make 1901 %
true bill On one point we can put pHgtn'an al
perfect ease We defy all the tricks of the DeVll OF the
Baltimore Chronicle and all his mps to break the coros
of friendship which bind Gen. Scott and the Editor OF
this paper He sees What the Chronicle IS about, ana
must despse, do, its contemplate msFePrese"'a
tons.
The Columbus Peoples Press of the Sd inst states,
that Gen. Harrison has visited the White Sulphur
Springs at Delaware, co., "a miles North Of Columbus
and that he has no intention Of visiting the Virginia
Springs, or leaving Ohio, during the Presidential can
yass" ~