Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10

night have been, and what he is. Abov. wa.
moi ;rgive him for tarnish ne the high FAM q Il
tive State, by this single example Of ano., 'l
let hinl rest-if slccplcss ambition ever rest, ny
! [ wish hun, is, that he may find a rclnus !, re
of vanity, and soace h's disappointment Wink we Z
ny notion, that his party has deserted h,m ,S4 "
IL the victim Of his own consistency. 's u
81 hope our dear Old Virginia, The land :. Il.
men and bonnie lasses, is not destined = T.;
the hands of the Phistincs If she is will ~,
nv allegiance and turn Turk. 'sa'.
EXTRACT IF a hner from taIentel rifi:,n ., =.
81 have doubts whether Gen. HARRISON, :
will permit him to commit himself dirrctly =. -
question. Like the party whose candidsi, r.
has no fired principles. There can he M do,S =
f,r the Presidency. The course we boro ,'%'
has completely shaken them off The Whs : P'i
ton at Columbus on the gid inst, viii yrr-o..,
dict, will not pass any resolutions on The 81,
Abolitonism They dGrc nat do so.'
EXTRACT Of letter from stafford, March !,
q" was at the Wing meeting lately held m n,
ty. 1t was composed OF one or two old Fedt,,t
Alien and ScditIon Law memory, and the desc
of those who supported the Administrator :.
| Adamscs. The number assembled was abou,.g :,
| ing two boys, after public notice and cxerlico,
the party together. But old Stafford S Den.
yet. and viii give good account, al the Sp.,.
| Fall elections. Can you inform me, SIR, hog
the Wings, who are crying out against the ac,.,
ton, because of its great cS,ravagance ana The >,
measures are producing TO the people Of hi, -.
are nj the same time encouraging the greq-
travarancc and ldleness; for instance, then a..
tons of thousands 10 the great dinner give, :,
! CLAY Ito CRAFTY and reconcile him for not has.
ccivrd the nomination of the Harrisburg Com,
where the Abolltionists preferred General Har.-
| Their appointment of running orators upon tie
toral Ticket-Nlr Wisc's resolutions calling /, ;.
runncrS in each county, ond the encourageHles !,
generally by the leaders and office hunters Of i.
| t., to the honest Wings of the country To ea5 /
honest employment TO become polltcians-tA.,,
signs of the Times, which will speak powerful,
People.
EXTRACT Of Letter from Washington, .Va,r
1--WE are in good spirits here, ] assure you \
is nothing occurring 10 render Us otherwise, =:
enough of aWhg" bravado TO arouse Us 10 the G,,
Of watching the movements, and exposing 10 Ii:
pie the insldious designs, OF our wily and in,:.
Federal foe. Pennsylvania will not fail TO !ol.os
her ancient truth, the good lead OF Virginia; anc !.
thing trans piring in New York, IS Favorable. l. Al
possible, that that great State can be induced 70 \
don her distinguished son, who IS lighting the tt,
battle which first endeared him TO her - srl
zed me to say 10 you, that he verify believed ii 4
majority. which was only four hUndrcd, woG!!
ono Monsaad! The hitter, indecent and vulgarra
which the renegade TailmaJge, applies To hs d.
.ouai and DOliticai friend Van Buren,, (Nhom all /
TO be a taicnted, amiabie gsntiem0a,J canuo,
arouse the Indignation ofall the v,rtuou, men c,g
pire State He called him, by Inuendo, rca..
ivgratc to NEW YoRx!-We think Harrison
beaten in Ohio and Indiana Let any GISpl:,
nan reflect for moment, and assign reasons y
last Presidential State elections, should not 10
the position which Gen Harrison is destined . /
tim at his farm, at North B'td, and IN tn, {
fee of Hamiit0n county. Can II be, that lie
made President by the int. .HaSoa aud .itoLstoaa
which the great Wing apostle clay could Il,
mand: :, VIII the Wings Of the SJmh atmtilg
surely they will not admit his superior talents Of
ces to Harm of the West. Although nothH!
have induced me 10 vote Tor "ilarry,' yet, had s
elected, should, as a lrginian, and .imcrcda
have felt proud that we had at The head oi affair,
of gsnins and taicnts, whose name was known Il
spe.ted aLroad, and might give i"rcc and value /
Diplomatic or even heIhgerent relations, We M
ton soon required To bear 10 foreign powers "a
place in the Presidential chair, an old man Of d.
in the viGOr of manhood, was considered BY \
ever knew him. as not rising to medi"crlty N \
and whose juvenile propensity for gdb, has \
down to the ncurablc and Int"lcrable garuily
apsm If the Wings mean, by taking up tins 4
man, merely to show their consistency IN rrk
Military Hero then indeed, have they done Tor \
consistent thing; but If they mean TO beg pa'c /
their sins against han, whom all posterrty vii q,
leduc Ia be Hero indecd--and offer 10 The nat I
roud Hero IN the last war, in III" person OF u II
sOn then, ought they To show the battles thai Y II
son. fought and won, and reverbera'e IN IN" =" n
American people the shouts OF National II
which are called to mind whenever tlo n.l 4
Jackson. Scott, Games, Decatur, Perry, Bm"-
die, and hundreds Of others are mentioned. IL
stands that matter; During tho first scs'oa
first Congress that convened after the close .: 3
war, resolution was offered in the Senate o. 4
States IN request the President 10 confer ncca..
vernon Shelby, Gen. Harrison, and Others
was made in Committee of the Whole OF 'hr n
to strike from the resolution the name Of u Il +
rison, and was adopfed by ayes and macs, T. !
luton thus amended was reported 10 the scRaf
motion made to non c0Rrur with the Commits. 4
veral who had voted on the former occasion
ipg out the name we're absent, and other meEs
sent and BY ayes and noes, and tgM sGae
name was restored in the resolution. By en-
the vote, YOU will perceive that If all who were
on the first vote had voted dgaiu, nOiwihsiaRN
additional numbers his name would not haze
stored. What followed: \ motion was made
RED, that the resolution in lis then state s!Ny
ftrrfd to the Committee that brought II M
Committee n6rsr reported 1t back 10 ine =.
presume, because it could not have passed thal
Harrison was not then ~ Che came IN Of
session in place of .NrL,GR ~ Ohi0, r'SIgHM
then buslly engaged in ,criftns dei,ncts, anI
drlences, of his military reputation, ant .nd.
to swell himself 10 the size, or squ"c2' hhs
the company of those mGrri0rS who he kae" 3.
the State some service. Thus things "ent Oil.
year ISIS, when n nr'r resolution Ike The iof
presented TO the Senate, and adopted without
ayes and noes. Every one knows how hc>
tons gotten through, and how paIn'n!
St pcrs nal sole tat:on for them. and 10"
must be the feeling aud facts. which induce
them In the then tone of public feeling ahd
towards every man who had distinguishes A'
battle, it speaks Uoiwmr, that a, the mon ID
facts were all fresh, single Senator, aNC'
without regard to party distinction, should
| strike from the company of CheilalnS o.
skill, the name Of him who is NOR called ne
Tipperanoc, or the Heroine Of .sFort Meg
that gallant chcvalier, Gen. .lrmistsad Was
refused medal TO a soldier who deserved IT
TIE FIRE OF TIE FLINT! IL
EXTRACT Of a Lar. from Rockdridgc comfy
''Thc signs of n severe struggle for the y
tons thicken upon US The note Of prrpaTa. S
you struck in the Capitol is ringing through
try; and ''lords and icges' are summoned =
The keener the contest, the better Tor Us v"
thing to fear but apathy: that worst "tis'rmg.
blights with barrenness whatever II t"G'H' "a
disease we are more subject TO than on' AZ
for, though quite inilammab!e as ihey,re' u
oar men are further off than their $ from w
| the means hr which cures are 70 hc tb-t