Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-22
Nh. IN. liAnnp1rs ,-BEwAEr

.Hsf, Hing HhogpCrS beware.
,..a cauijou The Public, from this time hence
tas day Of the Election, to beware of the hum
u" Opposition. One of their favorite tricks
uG i 3 c, &c, &c, as having deserted Mr.
ZEN, and joined the ranks of the OPPOSITION
y. Neiey"d, that among these pretended converts,
"o.d Hero himself aye, Gen. Jackson,) and
ceermined. spirited and worthy delegate OF
.''H d iianoger. OF course, it is all trick, and
Tie monS.rous assertion noticed and UNI
u tn" following article from Tuesdays Globe,
'an N this City for II hours-aRd we could
'lne Of the most distinguished Wings who SEEM
rs 10 ha2nn il forth
0ipN or THE LEADERS OF FEDERALISM.
= letter from PeterSburg, IIa., to member Of
Congress.
..t1 Hi,,ed through here this morning, and learn
itN' Irner,t Jackson had written To Blair & Ri"es
A'H mp VIZ Van Buren, and had come out in favor Of
~. >"n. l. wa> matter IF much rejoicing with the
' waiting TOR Tho mail this morning. None of the Van
."r''i ~ Billy Gillian said ii the city had been
t .ioHoni growing "Gt of II would no; have been
' "'.3r,! lv the old Generals letter.
unnecessary for US 10 contradict this gross
.1' 4':2ntby the agents ofthc Federal faction.
be-: ot Congress with whom the venerable
II srrrSpondS, Jas well as ourselvcs,) knows
''.i.[ feeling OF ms bosom Is the wish for the
Aai VI Van Buren,. All his letters to them,
cypress the confident hope and desire for
49, "-''h rc-clccton--not merely for the sake
.'a1,, whom he loves and admres, but for
"a" great financial, commercial, and curren-
'' winch h" considers essentially dependent
.sn7a'on Of the Government from banks;
"" >4he u our free institutions, which he con-
t."nt on the prevalence Of the Democratic
INDUSTRIOUS whopper, what may we not ex-
90" s.answhangcrs Of the Opposition: Can
.'a'l' '!s's gorgeous ia!sehood about General
We have 20 expose another most detesta-
"e lcd'ra Party. We have before US a
ne Harrison Almanac for l54l." 1t teens
.'.N ey'rararant anecdotes Of the Tippecanoe
'"''r'i'NhcG with some of the coarsest en-.
" =, ~ his martial deeds and agricultural
We have Of course the log cabin, cider
Nc bIt the reader may form some idea
~ - statements, by the following article,
~ literally from its 32d page. We beg
~ read ''-and then Judge what little truth
'.eG from these People-and how many
''' 10 a"l'ciplte from their mendacious nge-
ss,, u" following description ofMr. v Buren's
a,r ,shl'i was furnished by the Washington Cor
.'ol ''l Alias, under da!e o January IAN, le4o,
l.. '.i''oh paper
,al,., : evidently vain man, and his vanity liea
,'s.". lie i fond Of pomp and show, and the
:,, - al his actions declare He dresses IN the
-a.h :, "i ms eqnpase is the most magnificent tnat
r.-.a,. venues OF tins magnificent city, his PUBIC
y, S,," splendid beyond description. The table Is
n. a., '"e ornaments tina, the richest jewellers can
I'VE : garnlshrd with pyramid of fantastic
. ',rr.e Of gold plate has recently been added
:" me House, 10 dazzle the eyes OF vlsitofs.
s'.,. @"'rts forks and spoons Of gola-dtshes q
,@' 'a'tae cour; sycoplran,s with Tmcn's si'rsr
, Yea II log cahia> aud hard cider"
rs f"hs, Dishes. and Grns,-A fantastic
4 '..1f!r>c service of gold plate, recently
,s furniture Of the White House, Mag
g"pa-e, and most costly dnners.-Mr. An
s,o.-NcAy, IA Whg) has lately nailed this
-''' about The gold spoons, and gold service,