Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-20

man -. al he moment ii eli cti"u whh Ing ni'yIi
~ iis pIreSbn would he very probable
The " h.ps Ii, r. are in qnandary which o the Nv"
- cboosp Sily-Iy or Ami Siayrry-Ci"yo Harrison,
or drnppnp both 10 take up GEN SGoo-'h"Y may uniy
say with the ballad SINGER How happy could We be VITA
| rhpr y ere t'oiIer dear charm"r away.
The Youn, Mems Convention OF oTcester (some oil
wt,n ar. over so Ia say least passed some res"lu-
,;ors which snu,u,sd ,ow ards Harrison other
military chrIIan upon which Tue AUS SHOUTS "f Jy'
ami whistles Clay dnwn the wind, prey vi loflnhe.-
! Oh! what base lngratiluce ;,
The D,iIv Adv, riser takes umbrage Of this, ard IN a
20 we're editorial IN, morning. rphatcoly declares that
if Mr. or rather General Harrison, is nominated ne III
he supported by The active hias, but VIII not receive
an plPe torn vote New in England
While The Wings are thus distracted, ana qnarrehng
among themselves as 10 the fortunate man who shall
have the honor Of being soundly beaten by Marlin Nan
Buren, clO, the friends Of The Administration having
shaken off their connexon WIN oahhs anu ccn'fheu
themselves with 0net OF the good those inslItli
tinns can do without involving their cause IN the oIsas
lers which too many Of them have yet TO suffer me now
going forward with steady march, pIosuaslng me anu
Republican influence in every quarter, ana secure gun
less by their folly they luse ~ OF sound, healthy
ma urlry 10 the country.
The temperance question or license law prosecutions
are making here With the urlss who toll and
labor but rsc, result and The course taken IN sci
! Ting ILL all who do not declare The law constitutional
| is rxasperalng The community.
TO such degree does this excitement perva'e our
city, that one ministers is in serious danger OF los
inn his office On account Of his interference with the
matter Of the license law.
meeting of the parish took place this week and on
the oIrstiun of his civil dismissal longer useful in
The ministerial Office there So ayes So noes, and
blanks and he was notified Of The result in The expecta.
| ton, no doubt. thar he would withdraw.
The Wings begin to feel uneasy about New Jersey, lest
Of the October election, in despite of gerrymandering
,ha, Slate should elect majority Of Administration men
10 the Council ond Assembly, and that majority rise up
and defeat The fraud Upon the people, which gave the
certificates of election five Wings members Of Con-
grcss Instead Of FIVE Dr"ocas no were really elected
The New York Express seems TO wriihr al the very
idea Of New Jersey speaking OUT Perhaps that paper
has few bets on the result and does not like 10 hear the
,ubjec, named. Indeed, the Wing papers are cauon'ne
their friends not bet The result as If they do; they
say The State is lost.
On the result in New Jersey depends not only The ma
nrity in The next Congress- but also The all lmportan
question Shall the people be cheaud out Of their poll
cu rights as exercised at the ballot box the palladium
of our liberties by clerks county clerkso Govern
ors with subservont Council at their back: Again
and again let it be said and that with emphasis
New Jersey speak let the traitors 10 liberty be crush
ed" n. G.