Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-05
From the Cincinnati .4drcrtSer.i

We this day present to our readers correspondence
between General Harrison, rather his conscience
keepers. and Federal Wing Association in the State
Of New York, that will open the of those honest
men Of the ''gr,at Opposition party who arc willing
to receive light when presented TO them
Let the honest men among the FcdcraiIsts,-thc
honest among the AbotionistS,-thc honest men
among the Anmasons,-'he honest men among the
United States Bank mcn,--the honest men who wish
for general bankrupt lawn short, the honest oil
all the different parties that shouting hnrrah
for Harrison, Log Cabins, and Hard Cider patiently
and dspassionately, read and study the extraordinary
letter signed by three men, our neshbors, who openly
and avowedv profess themselves 10 be the conscience
keepers Of General Harrison,-and do not hesitate t"
say that il is their policy that 'sthc General make
further declaration of his principles for the public eye
whilst occupying his present position We'll, be il So
the candidate Of the mongrc party is to the cha
racter Of mon.coulmittasm that falsely charged
upon Mr.. Van Buren, by the party who have
forced it upon General Harrsou:-forccd upon him. we
say: for doubt remains mind, that the Gene
raj would have answered the letter most fully and most
cand d. h" had had his will; bn no, he has no
will Of "vu tr is in the hands of little petty faction
in this y. ii" all the influence they possess
keep h:ia .adin.s-strings now, they would keep
him. Il lie the President of the L. States.
The committee itself only the prominent wire
worker liere-hey are under the command OF one Of
the most subtle, designing men, in this city,
about 10 say, but we will say the Union, who expects
to be the actual President If Gen Harrison to be
elected 1t Is quite unnecessary to make any remark
upon the person. the character of the sgncrs of the
response to the Oswego l mon Association for the in
formation of our people here;--they well enough
known to our readers i'll this ne ghborhood but may
be necessary, for the information of those at distance,
10 give short sketch Of the character Of the
TO begin, then, with the most consequential Of the
trio We will inform them that he is joins {. WRIGHT,
of 'tlack list" notorety, who took no nconslderabe
share in the supendous intrigue of The coalition between
John G. Adams and Henry Clay in ls25, in the Con
gress OF the L. $, Of which he was member at that
time, but who rejected BY his district at the next
election He continued to live in that district for
few years after; but finding that he had possible
chance OF ever again being taken up for Congress- he
thought he would try his hand among the Federalis,s,
his brethren IN Cincinnati, and has labored inces-
sanity for some years, endeavoring obtain that
sequence which he had lost in Jefferson county He
became a stakeholder IN. certain revived humbug
bank in this city, and for short time It's Pres
dent but for unknown 10 Us, was soon super
seeded He is one of the old blue light Hartford Con-
venton stamp of Federasts and the bitter and uncom-
promising enemy, to every thing in the shape of De-
mocracy; and under the Grand Lama Of Federalisls
here, Jocob Busnet he is Of the consciencekeep