Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-20
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The PENNSYLVANIA recently asst rtcd that he defeat
of the coalition in October and November, within The
limits Of PenuSy wanna, will be so tremendous and f-
gerry so far annIhilitrd that when il again possesses s-
m enough risk aolber contest, it must be III another
shape and under form" The Wings are still
bragcinr high about Pennsylvania. a little sign shows
what little tricks they practising for the purpose oil
keeping mp their s-ils. The Telegraph published lea.
ter on Friday, from Piitsburg, stating that the Ana
sonic Convention, which met there on the St amount
ed TO 70G-aud that the Stale TO go Tor llarr!-
son by great majority The prediction OF success IS
about as true as tie iurt Of numbers. The Ptshurg
Gazette reduces the number to about 600. The Cum
mil,ee TO report the names officially, brings them still
nwer. They report ony " the names OF upwards OF
co hundred gentlemen, being in attendance: and re-
ported also that the hurry and hustle consequent upon
the ucrting of so numerous an assemblaee, prevented
them from procuring complete list Of all the delegates
Tie proceedings Of this Convention are revolving IN The
extreme They quoe the celebrated ing OF Washing
ION arains, "a and associations under what
ever pinaSibic character, Of dangcr"us tendency
and calculated to aid the ill concerted "nd "c"ngrr
Gus prajectS of faction the very description when Is
most characteristic of themselves-They denounce Mr.
Van Buren, fer his casting volc-and declare their adhe-
sion to Harrison and GrangerThey do not hesitate TO
sneak nr themselves as 'polcai Ant Aasons; and IN
one Of their resolutions, they wrap up th"r pouca
crecd in general but very significant expressions Among
their favnrle measures far instance, are tle open, ee
and untamclled disc ussion OF all SUBJECTS IN oPpoSi
ton to scdiion and gng ias ha Is, the c'rcu!alnn OF
ncendiary abolition pamphlets, as opposed TO Mr. van
Bank)-"a prudent system of Internal !mprOremcH and
protective tariff. Thrse speak sufficiently tor them
seycs) This creed comprises in fact The Federal doc
trines-lhe principles of Harrison ana Gfnnscr
It is possible, that the .7nti.uasons of Pennsylvania
may 60 against Van BurenBut r in Mdisaf"
sets, they are taking different course 'hsy StScas
Ter Palladium is alarmed lest by their co.operaton the
vote of Massachusetts should be transferred 10 the van
Barren party 1t tells the Wings in so many terms that
unless they ally the polls force much beyond their
usual strength, Nr Van Buren, will obtain the o0 vote Of
Massachusetts We seldom poll more than TO GoO VOC
Last wear the total 1915 Of which 81 BOP were for
Everett "a o35 for Merton, aud ,502 for Armstrong
giving Everett majority of 1879 Should the vote
or,ci,ate reyuulHn that will so change the result,
that Mor,ons vote will be increased from Is 10 3oUo'
and Evercls reduced from 81 to 290OU Giving TO tar
Ws the 1900 votes cast last year for Armstrong, and
the vote Of the State will stand for Everett 80 OO for
Marion 80 OOO This will be effected by the detection
from Governor Everett Of the 5000 Anlinlasons who
voted for him last year. and their union with the van
Burpn marty,