Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-18

,bonb, and little spice of kindness and torbearauce
will bind us eli together and obgc the enemies OF each
party to commend our mngnanim,y Of splt''.-R.
| From Hs 81" London tio:~nel .
| TEr Omar WnIG PARTY.-lt has been often sa'd
and repeaed thu, il there wee no other cause tor the
ov.rw beIm;rr defeats which the Wings have every
here me, WITH sufficient might he iound IN tne
rrachery option, and utter want "i 'an ana honesty
prac,ised by them in their intercourse with eac DINER
No nary can long sustain ITSELF the members OF whct
are unsafe in trusting to The honor and integrity of lhe
associates During the Presidential canvass OF l-l1
much was said oc The pure and patriotic motives VIII
which the Wing leaders engaged in tie contest They
Ind no selfish u jecs in vrw-tiey CARGO noih'hg i'
oices-thcy abandoned all personal consideration, an'
lsbored only 10 servc the country, by "emoving The
Goth from The capitol All this sounded magnifcently
at the time and many believed it bu! the excllem
has since passed away and people more readily see
things in their light. The motives OF these patolt
politicians are explained by their subsequent conduct
In some instances, ALSO can refer to their owr
Iananaue FOR an explanation. Such an opportunity
has been afforded by The publication OF the letter gwen
below FROM General Harrison. 1t was wrIt.en ny nm
during the STRIFE between himself and Mr. Clay "r The
nomina lion, and addressed to his friend j. D. narsnn
editor Of the Louisville Gazette made public
nv Marshall though with what object NC are not IN
formed But in what Illuminating light does II sho"
the modern Cincnnatus as he was termed; the nero
required against his will to assume The reins OF Govern
nent Instead of being drawn unw'liingy from retire
m
To his own letter. actually intriguing two years before
the election, TO make himself candidate.
live may Judge from the language used, also. he
had determined to try his chance whether nominated
hy The National Convention, or not Hut we VIII allow
tie lett, o speak for itself:
NoRrn BEND, Aug, 1888.
Dear Sir-l enclose you little slip, cut from the
Baltimore Chronicle of the 18th nst in which II IS as
serted on the authority of the Louisville Journal ihtt
had uneauivocally declared at Massillon my deefmi-
k,,tb Ia 0F
yenlion Now l. neither at Massllon, or OF any other
place in public Speech ever alluded to the ConVen'
lion. will thank you TO call upon Prentice for his
authority for this declaration, and you may pos'u'eV
deny it. Blu, do in own way; either approving
of the Convention or not you may think best; but
deny that there is any foundation for The ussertlon
Their at Massillon or in any public speech.
send You an "0hio Star, printed at kaVenna,
where delivered a speech, in which, and in which
only spoke of the Presidential question The whnie
of the Reserve, as it IS Called was pn. Gown LOT WI
Clay Portage was the only county of that section OF
the State thai visited Before left It, the late EDITOR
and present oint proprietor told me- that he had be
altogether mistaken to his county, and that malo-
rty was decidedly favorable to me IN preference 10 MT.
CLAW The Northeastern counties, Conmbana, Jehef-
son. Carroll, Harrison, Coshocton and Tuscarawas,
forme ry Jackson are decidedly for me, and untCay
Yesterday received letter from MIR. Birc the talent.
ed editor of the Mssourian. lie says that as sooh as
his other prints my favor "get rid OF the smoke Of
their elections they will break out aires lie mas
doubt Of my superiority III the otate Whatever may
be the result of their own election.
d., you see what villanous course the editors OF
The Eastern papers, the National lntegencer al their
head, are pursuing in relation to me: lhey nouce
every thing said or done for Mr. Clay but not the least
notce taken Of lie proceedings IN seven counties IN
North Ohio in my favor. The Chronicle, although
m sure it receives the Masson Gazette having seen
frequent quotations from it, Take its contents from the
Louisville Journal.
| wish YOU would publish the whole Of the proceed
inps at Rayenna You can easily do il, as the
election is over, and send copy Birch of the Mis-
sonrian .
| send you copy of my "Discourse on the Aborigi'
mes, &c &c. -,
The Republican in the hands of my fepds and VIII
come out as suon as il is deemed proper.
Yours, truly,
w II. HARRISON.
To J. B. Marshall, Esq
MARSHALL Axp CLAy-The following is given IN
the Frankfort (Ky) Yeoman, description OF part OF
the speech of Thomas F. Marshall, in his late VISIT TO
that place II is a bitter description of the zone man
power as established by the party tyranny not IN the
constitutional Baltimore Republican,
sThe most burning and thrilling parts OF his address
WIRE comprised in his whitening sarcasm, and sca.ii.
ire nvectve against the devotion OF his party 10 the
hidden or secret one man poer by hch they are ruled
as with rod of iron. He portrayed with The peheh
OF HogartlI, the neamens OF Whggery IN inns ois
trct, exhibiting lnen OoWiHB WIN VIC C''"S,"6
" of AFFECT slaves to the dctntion Of an individual
aud while he did not reproach Mr. Clay identity HIM
as the subject of his picture, the n'nd insncuvey
turned to hun the master sp'rt, before whom Tue
voters Of the district submitted with The most ooeoent
resignation But above all, he poured the red hot lava
of his upon the devoted heads OF those Crawling
sycophanis who follow in MIR. Clays shadow, ana
hang to his TAIL the only means let them 70 se
cure preferment-who cannot see the sun rise OF se'
excep, in his-eyes-who do his bidding, and con
suit him upon the preparation OF roast pig, or Inc
yoking of ruccoon. lie exhibited them as clingng 10
him wherever he might 60, and following him, Ike Tue
farmer poughng his devious urow, after the tofuou'
winnings of the hrIf=r. -
When he took his attitude Ia Beau Drummer
placed his hand under his coat tail on one side and eio
out the lapel on the Other conveying nm idea oil the
svcophancy Of some Of the great mans followers suit
ing the action to the word and the word TO the acoh
il Struck US if Cru.kshunk could have Witnessed The
scene and could have conveyed TO his pictures Inc
prpnnp delight Of the Democrats, fairly agonized win
laughter and the sulen, downcas looks OF the wings
| he would have made his fortune. Oh! the effect wa:
irresistible We could not fill up the picture SO mimi
taby drawn but by revertng TO some ioad'es VINO VIZ
knew he had in his mindseye.
He said in conclusion, he knew the sword OF wing
oery was being wheed for him from point to ht, ant
i might be that it would descend upon him. But ne
WINS pre pared for the sacrifice although he would not bs
an unressllng victim.
| OLD BOSTON AWAKE!
Glorious Rally Of the Democracy
BosTos, Nov - Last evening the Marlborough
Chapel WINS crowded at an early hour. Inc meeting
was called 10 order by Col c. A. hlacomber, and Inc
following gentlemen elected officers:
E F. Halle,t, Esq, President. Vice Presidents
Bradford Sumner, Joel Thayer, Stephen Child Geotg'
Hills, Isaac Emery John Smelling, Thomas Radd'n Jf.
and Sas Pierce, Esqs. Secretaths-C"lonel WIN