Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-11
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crat Ia the polls II our principles are as well
sustained is in Virginia, we have notliingto fear
ExrRAcrof n iatcr ftom
WAsulxGrox. June ) ISL
The name of Mr. AicAlahon of Baltimore
should have been coupled with Louis McLanc>.
in the opposing array Ia the cohorts Of Clay men
and ant-TeXanS. II iasaid !: good deal of unea-
>incs> Lot 10 say alarm i exhibiting itself among
the Wings on the Texas >uhIcct--Upon what they
vii! finally resolve * We, Ia he seen will not
"70rtiy rercat the gossip about the streets q! an
rinmi>say having gone 10 Ashland for advice
would not degrade The American Senate much
is 10 credit such rulnuf'
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"WASniNGToS, 1th June, ISL
IL have just parted with Mr. -. Of,
who says the Wings are evidently very much
alarmed-and that he never witnessed 80 much
confidence and enthusiasm in the Democratic
ranks. From him and from a Wig, heard
thai il was contemplated 10 introduce a resolution
Ia extend Tie se>sol.--hut neither thought ii
would succeed. Mr. - says il is q Wing move,
in ordcr 10 diminish tie risks III their present po-
Stion. They wish Ia introduce 4 resolution ior
immediate annexation. with pOriSo, that darGB
shall BE- preserved rs al plcScn-the object hcin"
To make the Northern Democrats oppose the
Sc!;cmc lf>uch resolution shall be offered the
pforiS0 will Ne struck ON al the instance OF South
ern Democrats who will be content 10 lei Texas
come in l,l> aS Louisiana was admitted. Mr. -
SAYS he never was more confident oi any thing in
his life Than Of Polk election and that h. consi-
dcr> il 10 eXaggeraon TO say he will have rs
large majority a. General Harrison obtained.
saw FIVE or six other Democratic members OF
Congress- all of whom seem Ia consider Polk :
iy,d,1 ,tp in b,,-
get from every quarter force the conviction on the
minds OF the most Sccp,ical.
"Erom Philadelphia letters rcccivclto.ni"hi r.
prcsen, that large bets had been made. that Polk
would beat Clay over 20 600 votes: ard hat 500
10 800 had been bet that Polk would get 4 ma-
j0liig From Tennessee accounts arrive here
to-tiav al a ZcalO;s ana distinguished friend, per
>ona and political of Mr.. Clay, having rcnoun-
ced him, and proclaimed, in Il public speech his
determination To- vote for annexation candidates
Mr. Benton proposes 10 introduce 4 BW into
the Senate for annexation; but 50 coupled with
the previous consent Of Mexico as u show il IS
merely tub 10 the whale. William c. Rives is
said 10 have delivered most able speech for tie
immediate anncyation-(and yet voted against
the Trcaty!-Edi'orS.}
"a strange development has come 10 light
A leading Tyler oiicc-holdcr, of New Or
leans, wrote 10 $, giving the plan Of thcir
intended operations in favor Of Cav-show-
ing in lac: that they were all in truth Chy mcn,
who were cheating Tyler But b. strange
mjNSap the letter was directed 10 another gentle
man, who determined To take no notice of it; bur il
has got ont, and TYLER has al length got posses.
sion of the whole story. Poor 5. and his CORES
rondenr appear rather awkward in the affair.
You will have seen Mr.. Bots did net get 50.
Htaiy roic in his contest with J. w. Jones'