Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20

mcn of course, all The old foreigners, who
i hoped for assumption of The State Dcb,s-he Ahol
onists who expected TO enlarge the influence of their
crew; the oceseckers who tired Of being ont and
wished 10 come in Never vas such prodirious COM
hinauon formed. Bankmcn and anii-bankmcn, pull.
: led together from various motives. Never, too
; were such means employed by the leaders. The
great Idol himself played mum. He afraid to de.
veorc his principles, if he has any fixed opinion lest
he might offend some portion other Of his heteroge-
neous allies His great followers pursued the same
mysterious pocy-their great Conventions dared not
pr"mulgatc any creed-nor any great principles
OF administration. NeYer such humbugs and de-
wees employed to deceive The People. Never such
system dispaycd; such dehasing cypcdcnts 10
stuliy the country from their log cabins and coonskns
to pompous professions and ridiculous fags-Never
were the sangwangcrs so busy; the presses more
dcbased By the mpostons which they have practiscd
upon the People. Never have the People been
gucd by hopes ofchange promises Of REFORM prospects
ofunlmted credit, ofuntod treasures, of new FL Dora
dos to captivate the imagnatons and to enlist the pas
sons.
! The whole system has worked to a charm-and now
Gen Harrison is about to test the Fictitious popularity
which he seems suddenly to have acquired How
will this airbuilt castle stand the shock. How is he
TO please the various parties which have conspred for
his elevation How is he TO crafty the different pas
sons, which have contributed TO his success: How is
he satisfy the dscordant principles which have slept
in the bosoms Of his allies:
His first step will be the organization of his Cabinet
Whom will he select, that pleasing 10 ali his support
ers' His leading officers already ut work for his
benefit As the n. Y Herald says:
uIye be, loay. - ;nfor,, tho Farmer ne Nor Rand
,h,, Lo roood rive L;msolf 10 trouhI. ,Lo, H.; I'll;
dntcs so far a. nnnointments 10 office are concarnod
The leading politicians of this city will take that heavy
business off his hands. The President elect will be
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s,nc,;on ~ rho ,nrn;ntmsn,s rnnd ,n,J /, L L.na
liz ,h old cl,bes IN INV nna of M,inr Noah.s hnn
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sui''''o"s III 'i', CIV :" ,ei"'o. ~ ms eaohc' anu
anone oe'ei anu appointments w '''u LIE
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, John Davis, Massachusetts.
: Jobn Sergeant PENNSYLVANIA
r. 4 p Taimodre. New York
Hugh S. Iegare, South Carolina.
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Nof'i Eastern o"una"iy Iues'on' a.u ia I;,,o
ness 10 d CLOSE vi Tue o'iei n"'l.H"' " m
TO say excep. inat OF 'on nas's, VI $4,000,
VINO would De 'he pes, ever .aus " a,y dno,en,
/ IN ias'ers cohneI'eu WIN M Ii, - :; ,ho ooun
John DAVIS wouia De one Vi 'ie aue ~, 80. ~ H.
try His curious however, - ppoe -" ,,h =. I'LL
party press On h au,;nn, ~ tho .ssnols Mo-,
OF ho'nins pu' teie aPpo' LYNNE :. ~ ,p, II,
word IS saia OF ~hat ie.o'",s oe''e, ~ i'"'i
to introduce LOT Tue oeheiil Vi 'ic "i.o. . !,
every thns nnea ABOUT 'ne ieno'a NUN 0'te'' "''o
me Seuh9 81 tie foM"'us A., ..., 80 a., ,,ro
me ileI1iu .'sl" - Ca ,ha cl,nc,o-
men VINO are spoken OF as cana'ua'es .oi 'e -
= OF New loFkm'eh oF os,'as.ei' anu y" 'oi - -
Attorney. "ihese are ohiy s" % vne Mo.''l int
and worthy names. Inc i';ehus Vi "ethoie, ne"J4
MIN ana Hone, are very puss procuring ''ii
names, and certicates-and every candidate WIZ oe SO
E we'll recommended that General HARRISON VIII pe aw-
i fully puzzled"
An Ariel at ear whispers MS, that Mr. Rives may
be the Secretary OF STATE unless inc iae Vo'e OF u
gnia should dash the cup from his ps-and nir Living,
the Postmaster General.
The next 'h'ng IN ihe oraeI oi eNe"'s % ''e inau
gnral Address WIZ Inc od uehera' come on, WIN
his chart ana compass v nn1 e1psI L, =; -: Mas
! dare to come OUT as Mr. van Buren did IN ms Mes
sage, and give assurance to the South mat he VIII veto
/ any bill on the subject OF Slavery-that he Will even
do all he can to arrest the iiooa OF relohs upon inc
u District Whoexpects II: Not we.-on the contra,
r., It IS likely to be document oil mere geherates ana
+ piece of empty t'uinmery
Suppose the Cabinet organized, ana the inausura,
delivered the next question TO nieres, attention ana
agitae the country, IS Memorials ana .lpp9s"emens
them will complain OF his ingrattuoe' ana ms apathy
II he does remove others VIII denounce nun lot pro-
scrption Either way he cannot SATISFY All VINO no. o.
h late sneeches whatever pledges lie may have given
i ms ,l fh;a, alone hn cannot withstand the impor-
unity that is about to assail him Already hear of
much excitement To the North this very subject A
s Letter from Connecticut says-"Already is the Wing
fhc cnbi of n