Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-04
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Under this head, the New J ork herald Of Saturday
last PROCESSES to draw up the curtain We will ruuch
Tor The accuracy VI its prGgnuscaons and we merely
girr he following we get il:
awe eain from the best authority, that the friends /
General Harrison have agreed upon Saturday week next
al four o'clock in tie afternoon, 10 hold great public
meeting III the Park Tor the purpose oil placing his 'uhie
before tie people Of this country candidate Tor The
next Presidency. For The Wee Presidency, they are
divided between two, John c. Calhoun and Daniel
We5slerlt is also proposed that plan be adopted al
that meeting 10 organize political party, with commit
tees in each ward and general committee for The cy
~ sapcutend the concerns and movements calculated I"
elect General Harrison in lSiO. THIS committee wall
consist Of tree five from each ward besides the usual
ward committee of seYen-lhe Gene!a! COMMITTEE 10
meet 9, central place to be hereafter designated
fs''he leading Prnc pies upon which this party VIII be
founded are thesc-l. Ecoromy aTi accountability IN
the public money. . No leiacaGns oi millions b. The
officers OF Government. ). 4 sound a"d convertible
circulating medium IN the proportion OF ore tiIid specie
and two thirds Of bank notes. arranged and !nvgofaed
BY The friendly action CT he Goverhent, as Ia prevent
hereafter al yuIsu3 and all of specie pay
menls 4 Elections OF the same persons ior rtesiceht
and Vice President for o"iy one term .. The pro'cc-
ton o: commerce, agriculture and manufactures Cen
ssieBt with the Constitution and the nights OF the Stats,
aud not hostility 10 any branch 81 trade. =. No srecu.
tat!aas il the public and:uo surplus rsvcnuc-ro IN.
reference in any way with tie rghts of the Southern
States in their co!ored population These only lew
of the leading points which w! characterize the creed
OF The Republican iaiy, uniled Ill support oil liar
Iison
We strongly suspect, that there is of the 70
naeCe than uf the reality, in The new creed which Ben
rel has concoced or the which he has
usurpei lifts gyings out correct, the od General
will to steer his barque by chart for season
At oil events there is much Of this ncwfang!ed creed
which is eGuiyocal. II bears comparison witt, the
old fashioned elements Of the true Republican party
Anti EGHk, Anti Tariff, Anti Internal improvement, Anti
9boliiiDaiSm, in any shape whatsoever What becomes
of all the revelations Of Gen former speeches. and h
former acls' Of all the grounds which we fought The
battle against him and his champions, about two years
ago; " i'll 1.-The Hero of North Bend stoop TO adopt
new creed, which is made for him by his rampant mer
OF arms al New York Is lie really "ior Cowcs and
market:
The least see, is breakers ahead for he Wing Ship
This movement looks rebellion ugans, the interests o
Mr. Clay What go ahead, wlhont waiting for Ma
,ionai Convention. Push for The Old General with
out any concert cooperation: But, Sirs, manage
your in your own way. Yet we give yol
one warning If you expect to beat us by running ar
available candidate here, and an available candidate
rhe1e-Harrison point, and Clay al ano,her-wili
tie hone Of throwing the election into the House, as
sort of general scramble, you will be woIully disap
pointed An intelligent people Will never submit 10 sucl
an intrigue, and such absolute supcrscdng OF hs
popular vote.