Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-26
TIpppCAyoE polNGs IN INDIANA.

ono of,he most respectable men in the West gives
inh.ann.5 1Giobs.
~ aDELpnI, Indiana, June :, $40.
unoor CIR. The battle .rround celebration came off
last SUNDAY morning. You, no doubt, are aware OF
The intended gathering of Wings on the TIppecanoe
hattie .uround, the 2Sth and Doth ult) Il IS sad that
from twenty to thirty thousand persons were tiere COT
lec.ed from all the Western States, ana even iiarr.-
son missionaries were all the way from New York. a
desnc rate effort is now making BY this amalgamation OF
opposinr elements, to put down the present Admins
trration. This effort, however, has done them no good:
sober and rejecting men, OF all parties, are disguised
with this attempt TO warp the Judgment OF ireeineh.
This vas not a hard cider meeting. IL IS sad that al
least thirty groceries were on The ground, mat SOFA
every description of intoxicating liquors. The ground
that once was bathcd with the blood OF brave men, was
made the scene of disgraceiul revclry ana dissipation
VIII such scenes convince a moral ana intelligent poo
,c If The claims of Whiggcry TO their support: ]
link not. If am rightly informed, they have made
ten converts to Democracy for one 10 Nhiggcry. As
usual, the sanctity of the Sabbath was violated, and
The festival was not ended until Sunday morning.
The Indiana Eagle gives additional accounts OF the
result Of this convention:
Fruits of the Wig Conrenion.-ln addition to the
following communication from Warren county, we have
received information from two other sources, entitled
10 equal credit, verbally, OF other important changes
having taken place in consequence OF the great wing
frolic, on that consccrated field. One, of twenty-five
WHO Hnu VlSlteu inc nTDulu vi ~ IIpIhiH5 VI NV -b'
true Wings, nut becoming disguised, left the ground
long before night confirmed supporters OF Martin IAN
Buren, and Richard NJ. Johnson. Another, that OF nj
teen changes Of the same character, which had taken
place in one single township, besides many, very many
other CHANGES Of three, four, FIVE and sin in a n%cighbor.
hood. We hope the British Wings will, previous 10 the
election, get up another jollificatIon similar to the one
Just passed by. Much good would be derived therciron
to the Democratic party.
Dear Sir:-Thc within signatures were made by my
n~eiglbors, at a house raising, or rather Log CABIN.
Every loo in the building is hickory but the sIllS, winch
are constitutional oak, and was reared on the farm OF
Nathan Billings, about two miles from WlllIamsport.
am personally acquainted with those men, and
have no doubt o! their lntegrIty-thcy are ali truly
%'working men
Tell our friends in Tippccanoc, that Warren is com.
Your friend, in haste,
Nav 2atb, $40. W. ROBB.
We, the undersigned citizens of Washington town.
ship, Warren County, Indiana, having been mls!ed by
the rufle-shirt party long enough, have this day re-
solved to rcnounce modern Whiggery, and to publicly
declare that we will support Martin Van Buren, for
The Presidency, and Richard NJ. Johnson for the Vice
Presidency. We further say, that We have not taken
this step in consequence of any arguments used by tie
Democratic party, but we have become Disguised with
the condnct of those who are now on the slaughter
field of Tippccanoc, making merry on that ground
which was consccrated by the blood OF a Davress,
Owen, and a Spencer; who fell in consequences ofthe
lack ofgencralship in the commander on that fatal day
We are all laboring men, and have but little time TO
spend in political controversy; but, II We 1--we III. In"
first Monday in August next, We will vote for our Ia
Tented and slandered fcllow citizens, Edward y. Han.
ncgan and t a.. Howard.
SETH WILKINSON,
JESSE Fl. SHARAR,
CHAS. M~CALlSTER,
JOHN SHARAR,
\. BILLINGS,
WIN. WILKINSON,
JOHN WILKINSON,
JNO. G. IlIGINBOTHAM,
JAS. K. HIGINBOTHAM,
his
BENZ 4 LONGNECKER,