Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-11

- r,,rinans are not New GorHers We should sup
ta b,i any man who has heard read Mr.. Rives's
roe,hes would BE satisfied, il he wished to be, Of
u" ,ca Barsnism, '-.HadtSonian Jane g.
W. find 10 reiract asseI tion that the
us and Conservatives would have jority on joint
WI. in he State Legislature Acknowledging the i'm
' cx.riions made by the Loco Focos and the con
r,,,c So, With which they mnneuvred their forces,
s.'.rsid,r he rssui, in the Old Dominion signal pic
W"v Times, Jane T.
y: II, rtrio,y IS ourS-The Wing and Conservatives
,,,.ao,paact They have GAINED SIX MEMBERS
nrtONGRESS, ore member of The State Senate and
u III have majority in the Legislature. Such is the
w.. news At the election ot members Of the last
ns.,s,s he Mhiss had aud the Locos Is Subse
.H,!, tie Wigs lad but 5, and two uf these proved
ftr Sub.Tieasury men, viz: Mallory and Hunter. AT
w, close Of The last Congress, the Delegation was COM
rsI al Wings. . Su5-'Freasury Wings 9 Conserva.
P< Nessrs Garland and Hopkins g an,i-Sub Treasu.
g Van Buren, men, Mason and Stuart, and III rank
Iaco Focos. Mason was so uncertain in politics, that
I;'bs, parry would trust him. and he was dropped
So h,lh Stuart ell back with the Locos was put in
,,,Iua,ion by the Administrations and has been usty
,,,rn BY Wing; while Garland and Hopkins, who ad
,.;rd their faith, have been elected by triumphant
ID Greatly increased maori,ies The Sub Treasury
y,ofy has been defeated, and zoe shall hare the Con
,rt.siosa roie Of prgtnia against Pan Barren"
Pouchkeepsie journal, June 5.
This from The organ Of Mr.. Talmadee who has
acclaimed romising hostility to the election of
Karin Van Buren,. Its calculations as to the results Of
e Election are, Of course, false. But lie, tia. pass for
n(From the Hhig Press)
ave hold il 10 be very improbable, that Mr. Rves
houd not have made up definite opinion Us TO his u.
,u,e course Ne have never doubted for a moment
70. do not doatt ,okat that and will beSt
Richmond Wig.
ar The letter Of Mr. Leigh has attracted p,eai at
,.nn and occasoned some speculation For ourselves
We are we'll assured OF the Anti-van Burensm of Mr.
Ryes We believe that, in event will he sustain his
election. What his preferences the other in
dyduas spoken Of for the Presidency, do not know
Fredericksburg Arena, June g.
he does kno,o then he certainly believes that MIR Rives
viii IN event sustain Mr.. V. BIS reelection. Some
of the distant Wings, however, who are not much
behind the curtain, have doubts-as, for instance the
Boston Atlas who threatens TO pitch him overheard
lie says, in commenting upon Mr. Legh's celebrated
Letter. "The result of the late election in Virginia
seems likely 10 prove ruinous the political hopes Of
Mr. Rves, at least to any hopes he may entertain Of
bsing elected TO The United States Senate. The Con.
ss:raVe partly as distinct and independent party,
docs not EXHIBIT any great degree of strength and
ia consequence the inducement Of the Wings sup
port MIR Rives for the United States Senate has in
great measure ceased TO exist. 1t is now highly pro.
babe. that the Wings will have majority of their
Joint ballot in The Legislature pendently Of the
Conservatives, in which case, they will probably send
some pure Wing to the United States Senate. cit
must be confessed, however, that independently OF the
objections urged against him by those Of the Wings who
were known as the 'inpracticabes there other OBJ
ections Of nature to be entertained by the most mode
rate and reasonable politicians. Such politicians might
easily be induced to forgive the past but at the
for the future What could be rational than 10
eue some information 10 the intention Of MIR Rves,
touching the Presidential question? Would he support
Martin Van Buren, would he exert himself in favor
of the person who might be selected the Wing candi
date Upon this intereating point Mr. Rives has pre-
served profound and mysterious silence He has avoid
ed every act and every word which might give any clue
10 his intentions TO this matter Indeed il is probable
that he has had fixed intentions but has been waiting
10 see what things might take before committing
himself either way In tho respect he must be consl
Il.
Tslmadge The Fredericksburg Arena says, however,
"in no event will MIR. R. sustain Mr. Van Burens elec.
ton -(Surely the word of the Arena and the Madiso
man are both strong for this purpose 1.-The other
Wing presses TOO in Virginia only upon MIR.
R,res but the cooperation Of the Conservatives for
carrying two Of the highest Offices in the Government.
For instance what say the last Petersburg lntegencer
and the Warrenton Times?
lf we chose to set Imagination work, figure
gu, large Wing majority, we mil ht do so with the
same with which the Enquirer swells the number
OF his Loco Focos, but prefer to give plain state
ment facts they at present exist, leaving changes
which may occur hereafter 10 speak for themselves As
present advised, undertake 10 assert tiat neither
administration Senator or Governor be elected 6y
the legislature but that the Wings and Conscrva
lives by maintaining the proper harmony cfaetton, can
eject both 7h IS 'chat zoe hare sruegied5or
ms if plished, will place Virginia in The attitude
10 which she ought 10 stand the supporter OF the dig
nifty and independence Of the United States Senate, and
the uncompromising opponent of corrupt and unPrn
cipled Administration. = Petersburg Int, juno 2.
suits from The recent elections, and that which adds
Oold and effective strength to the Wing cause, is the
greater concert OF oction and perfect union noto
established between The Wings and the Conservatives
&c, &c and ridculousiy claiming 16 msiority for
Wings and Conservatives, the Warrenton Times thus
proceeds 10 sum up The spots Of the victory
Thus the majority on joint ballot 10 sufficient for
all useful purposes, although it is less by or 10 than
was last year This insures the election Of Hhig
GOuunor-and rof Mr. Rires Hhig Senator, It IS
no. Gerry material whieh. The effort will be made to
elect hr Rives and if it fails, the Wings and Conser
ratvcs WILL UNITE IN GOOD FAITH some firm Hhig,
who will succeed Mr Rives in the Senate OF the U S"
And now, address ourselves frankly TO the Con.
seiSnives We care not how Duchi the Wings please
10 misrepresen, and abuse for it, seems, that they
are TO- coax the Conservatives as much as they list
They appeal to their mutual interests and TO their
good faith; but, if address argument to their
calm unders,ondings-f we attempt 10 show them in
what position tue Wings regard them, how much the
Wings expect from them, or by what arts and in
uigues they aemp. 10 inyeige them into the support
Of Mr. Clay, we iorsooh are trying 10 coax them We
s'orn all such mpu,aons; all such s,rctures-And we
hen ask 'hen whether they prepared for the great
leap which The Wings require at their hands? Are they
really bound in good faith 90 for Wing Governor or
o Wing Senator, or for both? Or, 10 cite the more
vsSae've because more disguised proposition of our
wing ne,ghbor in Petersburg, are they willing TO stoop
intrigue for sharing the loaves and fishes the spos
ONCE, not among themselves, but for their alleged
aoef'-'ha' is to say, are they willing by "Proper
harmony OF action with the Wings, among whom they
nave not one great constitutional principle in common
not one great common interest at stake to divide the
ohces OF Senator and Governor between the leaders
OF their parties? l, has come 10 this. la vain does
Inc Richmond Wing pretend to deny the plot. which
We attributed to some Of The Wing leaders in this city
we Know, that such plan was concocted-it was
he subec, of talk in the Coffee House and the Streets
we had frankly from Of the gentlemen, TO whom
tne proposition directly and seriously made by one
OF The leading Wings in this City No one knows him
Ie'ef' IMAM the conductors Of the Wing II may suit
The puPosesoft the party now affect denal-but the
plan is not substantially abandoned The two highes.
oEces IN this Commonwealth yet to be held up, a.
elements 10 bind together the Wings and Conservatives
IN proper harmony Of action"-provided, the imprac