Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19
Sentimental MIR ,SOyfH

Hoe goes the NIght'-.lot chccriIy for Hrrison
The Augusta Constituencies (Rcpublican> de-
nounccs the nomination of the Harrisburg Convcn-
tion-and says, "The mountain in labor has at length
brought forth and what do YOU think gentle reader, is
the result: Instead Of Clay Scott they have nomi-
mated Harrison the competitor of Van Buren, for the
Office Of President of the United States.
awe differ from next door ncighbor, the Chronicle,
in its recommendation 10 the people of the South.
Instead of the South getting up another candidate, and
thus throwing away the vote of the South, let them
unite ard if they should exactly like Van Buren,,
support him rather than their suffrage to Adolf
ZIONIST"
The Augusta Chronicle (Whig) sturdily and empha
tcay saws that "Dcsirous as we have been to support
the opposing candidate TO Mr.. Van Buren,, cannot
20 for Harrison, and we think it time and labor spent
IN vain attempt to elect him. lie cannot possibly ri
retc Sogh of ho Pot0Aacrs presume nr0S not c"l-
intrd Tint he rouId.
This is truc--not a vote in Virginia. the Carolinas,
Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, &c. &c.-The Saran-
nah Georgian (Rcp) asks: "Where can Gen HARRISON
get Il vote South Of the Potomac: What press will so
far forget what is due to our Institutions, as to raise his
bIacE FLAG al its masthead; We shall see! We have
before prognosticatcd the utter humiliation of the
ewing" party; and this mos: certainly tortirs
our before expressed opinion. MIR. Van Buren, will
walk over the Presidential in lS4l, at calm
pace, and will have nothing worthy of the name OF a
competitor.
"What presso" Why, the Wing of this City-yes,
the man of all work-the Richmond Wing goes to bat
lie under the Harrison flag with '.its wontcd rcckessl
"resclution (says the Portsmouth Republican, Whig)
and the said Wing Of Portsmouth cxclaIms, IN Il
tone of lis desperate resolution: '.Prcss on stout
soldier, Virginia is with you! Virginia with them
The Wings may raise the desperate shout. Another
paper may bark in, whose Editor declared some time
sincc, that he would 90 for HARRISON that
he had not single qualification for the office,
&c. &c. But he is whipped into the ranks
And they mad enough to cxciam, that Virginia
is with them; We know better. The echo from tie
bold yccmanry Of the country already reaching US
and whatever their disprted Wing Representatives may
saw their constituents leaving the Harrison Tag III
numbers The detection of the intelligent State Rights
Wings is rapidly thinning their distracted lcgions.
| But what further from the South The y. Orleans
ouisianan OF the 9Th anal Yves the prospects OF the
Wing aspirans and declares at once, that "Gcn llar-
rson can never Obtain single vote in the South, be-
cause for many years he has been an avowcd negro
philst.'
We also received last Evening, the Is, No. oil New
paper established at New Orleans, beautifully printed
and ably edited which flies at s mast head the names
of Van Buren, and Forsyth 1t speaks OF the State OF
Louisiana in the following emphatic terms:
of Federal Wing have been placing in Their
list, for Henry Clay We take the
liberty OF informing these apt cala'o from oil the information
will link her fate 10 the Fcdcn car OF Henry
Clay she viii des" principles of the South TO link he
Anti n,aso,s, Conservatives of the North No. Louis
much pride and patriotism thus TO disgrace herself
will stand by her other Southern sisters III The hour of trial
yes, VIII put shoulder 10 the wheel IN good earnest and
side with Mississippi, Arkansas, Missouri Alahama
Tennessee. Illinois, Dino. Indiana Georgia, south Carolina
North Carolina. ami Virginia with hearty I"hnre o. all L"
gethc they will level with the dust The rotten aud dontrd
fabric Federal Wggc, which attempted 10 be built up In
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