Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-10

made aga Gst our Wig tiiends in Indiana for their
H., tgfrst Tasp hare undoubtedly t1tr'ed all tie
,c.s A.Vc.oa command a" rGt" ic0aDat ihe aid ~
,a Iiar5soas pop0iafdy 10 break the party lines oi
u..,.,.ts II their power control
80 = i,n had ioucd them in The support az Grnerai
,,,Sn aud The had M right 10 expect their adhrr
!. ar cause. after II understood that he would
indfaMu u make room for Presiden'ias candi-
h, wsS obnoxious Ia them. and against whom they
,rm,,tdly volt IN former President contests
$50, ,-aS t,0"gat orsr 10 the Hhig party ty the po
49,, 81 Iadgs Hkis and II AaS beea roiaiy Sappossd
- Bgiy poh;tctanS That Mr.. Clay ooad h6rs safT.
.f.ence rct1iH "a superstition that has been
oy soa,c twenty thrsand votes At the late election
.,,i SAFE wStch nughi 10 he sufficient 10 convince
,nG,,! partisan o:ihe Wig cause, that ran nertr
eth uyou any oAer p,incipie dian the selection Of
<.ttiai candidate Wa"se popularity sriendS bcyond
rtn.s Il o~r Pc'ty particularly IN The position
=. gcrryy rjh r'g"rd 10 0nr opponents OF course,
4. lisl - mol ta"i man.
,n,bt- Syn The Wing Convention Of Pennsuira-
u,, Al Harrisburg On The 9Th, under the call OF The
,.;5 memJers Of The Legislature. The Wing presses
- inst forty seven Counties were represented; that
- ,f,nr went on in union and harmnny; that the
sgbsrs al! willing 20 concilIa,e and concede-
5.r comes The following onInous confession from.
Nm, correspondent, Of The Phil d Advertiser: The
,n1s NJ N, Clay avom their attachmen, bu, have no
,,-,css against General Harrison They are willing
.s n, their individual feelings for he good OF The
,ry and The cause and they admit that the prospect
:. Nr Clay not al this time bright The sentiment
= his Convention and IL is represe ntation of the
III RlJ party IN the STATE IS, that General
Hanson is the only man who can rally sufficient force
= N, DOWN lhe corrupt powers at Washington. Mr.
rl.y will be lei, 10 cooperate IN another sphere. =
what sphere
Ws nave seem among the various combinations Of The
vr, dement's this ticket suggested: General Harrison
;, President, and Mr.. Clay for Vice President Will
n. I, conSid-. this disposition honorable dis
b,rye:-We have no, heard Of the denouem os The
Convention: but take il for granted ha; the delegates
u,nn, they to appoint tor the grand Convention
Nod of December IT ~ he Har.
h Michigan. indeed othe Whig Convention, who
h,y- appointed Delegates the Great Convention have
~ ned resolution, declaring Henry Clay 20 te thrir
H., choice for President, but that they will heartily
support perscn who receives The nomination Of ha,
C,a,tn,ion = Blu, What are 10 make Of this Sign,
xh.ch S put forth the part Of the Conservatives
TIE Hartford Patriot conservative psper) has long
bore its banner the name of William Z. Rvss
ss T.. sident, and 0f Nathaniel P Talmedgs, Vice
President, But It has put forth long article 10
aaw. that I" the tide Of public opinion 10 setting
.:orsly and deeply in favr! OF that brave and dis
u,,ushsd gentleman, soldier, and patriot, MAJOR
G-reral Winfield Scott. the Opposition candidate
t. succeed MIR Van Buren, in the Presidency. The
NV York American (s;aunch Nhg) notices this
movement; admits that the name of Henry Clay is d
"--ssi name; but that IL .cannot prevail caum.
mes prtnd'ces ard some Just objections and that The
tanner of Opposition 10 Loco Focosm bcrne by such
lnder as Htnfeid Scott, must and will ntn ,kc field =
Ard hat saws tie nmuh piece Of Mr.. Rives himself
,.h- Charlottesville Republican, 10 this move.
Esnt Of its Hartford compser? Here it is-lf any one
make any thing Of the revelation i, is than
We were not aware (ner were we) '!that any mani.
rsaion Of The people OF Virginia las asserted by the
Hartford Patriot; had been made in favor of Scott much
PES there such irresistible current settling in
n. 'avor The Northern States spoken OF by The Pa
,r,.t We are moi prepared TO say that We would sup
o.. Gen. Scott for the Presidency, zee
c.anei srsh has political principles We have sone
um.. sen. however IN the papers what said 10 be
sr,e &c his c relation 10 public affairs and have
syrt. SGD appreciation Il them W. read with plea
sure s!i that editor of the Hartford Patriot writes
- find Inn be- very conss,rn, r. publican and one
IL hs maintained The fa,lh o the fathers with zeal and
:5t we shall therefore, give insertion 10 his article
On ne Presidency next week, and my gtre riens
pror II. proprty IF supporting Gen Seon for The Pre-
..9,ary ne shall see
In iac, every ,hng 10 be in fog in the Whig
ard Conservative camp Tie signs are, however, against
ST. Clay
iHe Shenandoah ST. n'ins gives one little sign from
tie IWh Lsgiun |, alludrs TO the late meeting of The
Wings IN that s,aunch and popu!"us county-and rates
IT, number Of the Wings there at ab"u, So rank
sra flr al iod-and then publishes the cards OF ire
cIz.ts when. the "a hig meeting had seized upon, IS
uab.-s their Committee of Wig lance. Messrs John
Gsa ort john }, roam beg 10 be excused as they ate
mot hgs but friends of The present Administration
ard M-ssrs Crockett, Henry and Dorh ask similar
G;7rsa,on, upon The broac ground, that they "are not
Wings. ard never expect 10 be.