Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-14

n "" 81, ,yY;nL .t,,, I. ,I.c,,,, nv : n Gt General
" n.y., ~ ! !, :, Ig~ hy : s3 m,irri,y. s'
harrison "l'J Thr :" =, r,, ',r : IRE No, cgmniIl,e: hu, the Wings
r,,m the S,,,r bv a large majority. In - counics, for first
and second day, me inal"il! : ns,I. = "'..1 !" nv ~, ~ ana n
'rt,srn,et -, ,m, :, 49, -, 49, """ r"r'i y, - i rn,n Nis.nlr ard ILLINOIS.
NO tu' " wv
r,o NAM Po;c, Of Terror,
Inc view NeiSh VI toi'"
Sp,rH y nMS"|y- hs"uFc:. ,.,;,s
We are startled b! lhe violence ",.lna}sn !! :" "" =, " ry,nrs
They seem determined 10 pit VIZ: van h'f'ii "m' At 81. nm
and 10 sickle al no n'r,ns :" 'iert 'n,t' "IJe.'' ny """""-'
nirksi and '; nns's>,f%, ny n ," rr ,r rr ~ ' ,M' ~. c,Fn IN mi. civ
that al'ong, he lr''sy,a ir. Va" .i i;"'r n won't" ,mn { 5. @%I,''s f. ,s ny
S",I,,n Im, .E, ~ ~ All IL - !. fg on, wa. Witt 10 resort Ia
"a, y,.t rights a ",a me "s smG ' ina, N 1"sni SN audience diem ;" answered Inn
H "5'" shout, ','" i a s'% = -
cng;; Stockton, .ny "' , Img N !" S:, " i,,l.,., To I," ~. ,h"". were re- ~" in in
E New ,S,+"y Mn M%TI l !. '"' Sa Taa it it : to =" the table Of d,ns"ss with
their limiting knife, and >ren what S"nilr,n ca'ai'" Would have
dared to take II awny.-In another meeting al irt-r Cry hey
tnr>c porG"drrs and pis"4'rcr* Of "a nsI'>' " +" ON WHY
aID,GO) mcntn take !"'s>c.A"n OF our p'r>"H>' "fE"r' Mf means y
N or hands, III a act P6ace,bg y ns ,1n' J|r"ig' n' W"|i :
nc come 10 dc taFoi ""5e' "d arc dj'"h", a" ., ,Gg W . n',
there "iH b ne" >tV rh" raj pr0iftii@' fas ana DE, ", ,, naa 'a a.
mdrdnsfFS S"""'' n"e '"",NSno " I" 49," -, ,fu .n ,'j ,Ty
with viii all my heart and ali m! influence, bu, II MT Successful, | VIII
not give ~, Tor b! hr'..n ! WI, g, cnIr y i i NJ WI ns ,n, c,,xiv
,nc " w ! r""G,da;" far Governor Of OHIO said al The 10y cabin
me, ving. "Lrr r. MoTE Is SOLID rm,L,>x - THs HArtot noNrs
,Sn 1hESE nEr".iiE "JH '"tE'' ND - : - =, 'N"' :
N's s"I IN, - NJ" m .i,,ilr,I and indignant n, The language employed
BY Graves al Kentucky. in the lciowiugcllfac; from eth" J"iIcr-
>6nian," published At Charleston hanawi"' ,nin|, avg, ~ W.
,.,tr a. r, ,i WIn take iu kguT In~pns
.tnnprc>s adjourned on The 2ht an. Mrs>r,. C%rii'nicn and
Grave, arrived At TIL, place, ON "Wednesday c,rilne lAs', ana
each s"n''rrIan dei''i," !" cures ""' WI W"''"' 0''
oi """s "ror II prcrrcq mini,
awe have neither The time nor TIE inclination to max, any ron,
ments "n, li''>r M",Gn, AM ,,',.'T,Gg ."t' Nv: -, ~ "r,ilinn r.
IL IT,, ,,,,,, , lie rrhIic eve. We .haiI give II srs,tan;any. II not
almo., verbatim, a< W. beard il from the gentleman himself.
speaking in n general way Of the ALLEGED ,'llliii.l,' o, "'
Government, ana :" ,, y. ha% En," nv, S,l.nw q .,, !" Ianniasr
~, a. I,"t,I;' 'I,rcL ~ mi. nIar"-unc b,nr rl,urlcd ami M.
-. - ,t. .,t,. ..,u,,, trt,p,,eiy tine ,liIi,u rpluH tmF altar
.IF n WEGE NOT FOR THE Iln"E Dr. EInEES = : " :
iorE of - rii..H - ;ir,n ~, con-" rroy mis- u1LI
NHLThE.-r.iKE ~ 0iTII THIS NI"iI" 7" TtkE up
ARMS AND AAEtl VIII ~ n Ns,5'>"'o' ~"
= ''' hO't' - " r. mo Di.rc o,vs.7
And il j. said, rLa' on" IL the Ilorspnr, Of tn, ciy publicly d.
tSSittt sHz4v n u Ntrr1444s' isfh:a l wSfhIt Il III, ft-. i:oh :" Il i;''I yi,rin i IIm.'I ,srjr
coua,ry in the hands or men, who are - incuriatrd by their pas.
SIons: We arraish such men as The enemies OF The public peace
W u" W ,mn ~ ,S'" : u" y, w ~ u ",. i" =, s.nslo talls nan snn
h." thar +" pnidm rle ad rI Of \ great %. T p, J%'' W. W. w ~ L' =.
soon take luma,ic> froG Bcdiam, and place them as engineers on
the cars Of our RAILROADS. Their passions destroy their reason
f y p a = nri - w., "mI mnrI| '""e ""'''" " u "es''"tS % '"'
>,
Inc wings are transported beyond al inc bounds oi
moderation ny '"e votes OF ihaia'!a, hehncEy, ana some
81 Inc southern counties OF Alabama. NoW,:liicse are
mere irmIshe IN comparison to the great battle OF
November; Even IL we rose ihaiaia ana hentucKy,
Ga we not lose lhehi IN lou: II weevch lose Inc poverii-
o! OF ~. Carolina, DID we not lose hiin IN ashland YET
od we not carry her ffcHidchuil TICKET IN Tue fail Of
- '""N 80. '"'N -" |'"'N ~ ~ - C"'
sense OF me Norm otate--and we VIII mol believe, ina,
WIN Tue exception OF kentucky, any slavriloiaing State
VIII vote Tor a candidate, who dares not pledge himself
against the Aboiillonlsts. il Gen: II. be not an Ah"Il'
tion'st' ne rs thcir candidate. without Their votes III y
I ana ONO he cannot carry these STATES; and without
those STATES ne cannot be elected president. As me Han
over address shows, the mere force OF circumstances
VIII give them an influence III MS administration, winch
they can never dare toeHpect from the auspices OF Mr.
van hnTen. ,.,
h"' :" :. :" P'a''' '"Le "Fe SS:t'", 'I w." W..
"'' s".'' IL We 'os' III IC"o' = Z i"S' ''u."
carolina, georgia, tennessee, ONO, &c. &c we
consider Tic three hrst as sale Tor us--and our last and
concurrent accounts from Ohio are of the most cheer
ing description.
Sd. We connt confidently on Virginia and Pennsyl-
vania, New Hampshire and Mainc-with the highest
hopes Of New York and Ohio--Wc count on every
Southern and Southwestern Stale, with the exception
OF Kentucky and Lonisiana.-Thc States of Maine, n.
Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Mar land, Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, A!aoa-
ma, mississippi, Arkansas, and Missouri, are sufficient
to elect MIR. Van Buren,, without even drawing upon
New York (42) or Ono CD or Illinois (3) or Aiichi-
gan ~ or New Jersey 81 We will not pay 30
poor a compliment TO a free and enlightened people as
10 suppose, that a majority nf the Electors can prefer
a candidate like W. III. Harrison, whose principles, as
far as they can be gathered from his former dcclarn.
lions and votes, are incompatible with the Consti;u.
ton of his country, TO a Republican, like Martin Van
Buren,. The one IS distinguished for his civil qualihca-
tons, his talents, the energy Of his mind, the irankncsS
with which he meets every question, and dcvelopes I'll
his principlcs-The other, is now playing the part Of a
Yelled Prophct-shirks every intcrrogptorv, conccaIs
his opinions, and is destined 10 play the p;lppet in the
hands of his leaders. The friends Of Mr.. V. B. DIS.
the cmploymcnt of every means which is unworthy
nj their rlor;ops c,,sc They ,,ncol "a ,ha undcr.
standings of Tho peonlc Thcv raIy mon The Rcnnb.
prInciples which they protestant the arguments
BY which they SUPPORT, them. They d.sclaim I'll
all ,nnmmerv. evcrv insidious device
10 mislead the People. and 10 catch their votes. The
friends of Gen. Harrison, on the other hand, resort to
very trick, every humbur, every species of mummery.
which can cast a reflection upon the understanding Of