Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-27

,,a o,r friends every where win receive the nonnn-
ton of General Harrison with someth'ntak'n to gene
rous confidence. When We reflect uPd inc ais'''
finished intelligence of the nominating convention
how ably all interests were representa- ma 10!
go. certainly have hieh guaranty, thai should Gen.
LIrn he the successful candidate tor he freSldel-
90 that Office will be happily and constlonay aa-
ministcred and under the guidance OF ts same prime,
Mes which directed our Washington, JeiTson ana Wa
olson. Believing you will concur with u' IN the pro-
prety of the policy adopted, we nave pleasure III suo-
Scr'O's ourselves DAVID GWYNNE,
J. c. WEIGHT,
o. NJ SfENCER.
III. +. SPENCER, Cor Sec y
"The committee are publishing in pamphlet form
many of the former expressed opinions ofc General,
md f.;, and incidents connected with LIS past lie,
which will be forwarded to you nj an early moment
| .rThns il seems Gen Harrison has passed into the
hands of 4 committee, without the Formally Of writ
dc iumatico mquirendO,' &c, &c.
Yes here we have the late noble, chvarsuS gallant,
DARING Military Cheftun large as le!ie sinks into
the ,cGing non -commal, military candidate Tor po-
pular support: and than ali, inbe:e DEEPEN
Gent instrument in the hands Of seelcded "c...:;-
Dental committee among whom, stands the notorious
John O. WRIGHT To such complexion has the Hero
come at last,-Yiedng to policy (Which meets Us
FIVE time :. .h:c remarkable reply,l instead OF being
Guided by sprncIpe, he, or his managers, refuse 10
ans wcr quesiions--to give any more eAPiai
tions-to let the people OF this free country Know wha
are the principles of the candidate who darcs to aspire
10 their agency The whole matter speaks tor Sc Tic
as we have said all along, the candidate o! the Ado
ltionsts He knows, and they, (hs confidential
iunto know that he stands no chance OF being elected
without, the votes of the Aholi,Ionsts OF ONO and y
York; and he dares not come ort wIthou. Offending
either them, or the South. Hence he keeps dark ant
will make no further revelations. Who now "lii trus
such NAM Is it the free, manly, above-board ctzen;
of virginia: Will they trust man who IS AFRAID L
offend the Aboltonsts who tells them to trust MN
TO trust to the endorsement OF the Harrisburg Con'eH
ton; to give him generous support as II free pc"
pie to trust man with power wDo Is afaiu " uS
| them with his opinions.
When Martin Van Buren, was called upon IN Octo
ber 1882, by the Shochoe Committee OF North caro-
lina by Junius Ams and others OF the same state
1876 and by Sherrod Williams Of Kentucky IN TIN
same year. did he muiic himself up in h:s mantle: az
he put himself in the hands of confidential Commit
tee did he take refuge i'll silence and in mystery wa
he afraid to offend the Aboonists or the friends OF
| Bank No-hc came out, Ike man. lie spoke, Nk
generous and high minded Statesman: He tell
Sherrod Williams, "The duty of n candidate Tor I'M
suffrages of people TO fully all enquiries MAGE
by an eector nndetrmacd TO has course, and seer
inp IN rood fah, information as 10 TIE op'atoAS q "a
conddafc touchjng the appropriate d"tics IF tie occ
be fued, is one rhich chceItutty acn"oTiedge, en-
niH, upon all proper occastonS tathtuHy dSehaIse;
and in pursuance of this maxim, he answers I'm ireei
Carolina upon some of the most delicate and IHporan
questions, which ever divided the public mind. II
did throw himself upon the generous confidence 0
his fcllow-ctzens; yet it was not in darkness brt II
LIGHT; il was not by impenctrablc mystery, but b!
boldly declaring his opinions, and relying upon 'he'
,ruth. Such is the difference between Martin NaI
| R,rnn and VIM H. Harrison-betwccn him, who ha
been s.!cc!;: s,g:aazcd non-commltta politician
and him who has protested the trankness of soldier
Judgc vc. between them-And Judge We also, People
of Virginia what sort of President you are
destined to possess As candidate, Gen Harrison
now in the hands of Junto; will he become, if yol
| make him your President. He will be governed by
uconfdcntia Committee, during the whole admins
himself without energy to conduct your government
And what species of advisers he will have, you ma,
Judge by the committee, OF winch !"hn =. wright con
| s,tn,es the soul Such is the President whom th
Wings are attempting to PLAN upon great and en-
lirh,encd people. For one, will hav" none OF hun