Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-05
: W. Henry Harrison, with an appensi,

upola very musly specimen, ion' "h'en welu!-
nish t,a extracts.
Quot,.g from Gen. Harrison's Ie'iero Sherrcd
Williams,we find the following, published inlht
"skelch" &c; IL have before Inc a new, paper in
which am designated by is distinguished editor
the Bank and Federal candidate think i
would puzzle The ~ier 10 adduce any act oi M
life which wairanishim in Identifying ire win
The interests o! The first,r he politics Of The latter
"On the subject OF lh.iarif the sentiments ii
Gen. Harrison ale known to he those Of GiStin.
guished iberalily; for in liz Chevioi speech h.
declares hat even in caseswhcle the in furious ore
ration Of measure o.. The General Government
is confined 10 lew, and il is beneScial,o large
majority Of The States, il would be evidence OF a,
little foresight as Of moral Teclitude in lie late,
10 countenance The injury"
The whole drift and object Of this documen. !,
10 prove that Gen. Harrison was JellelSopan
Republican, and opposed 10 Bank Tariff. &c
ard this was endorsed, We presume, (icv he wa
member OF The club By Ike Wing candidate 70,
| Congress.
The same impressions Of Gen. H. views wer4
promulgated By Mr. Waddy TIL mpson in 5.
| We have no, The paper before Us, hut villa, l.
SAYS is very much like what has been quote
| from other sources
We now invite upon lie stand Mir Thocls
Ewing OF Ohio, also enc OF llayIiscn's secre.s
ries MIR. Ewing is "a her worse than Badger
He is shocked al Democratic impudence ii re,.
ycr,inc Gen Harisons views. Hear him. II
a Letter written BY him in uly 1870 10 L. D. Baf.
ker, lie complains that speech which he hal
made in Philadelphia had been mis!epie>en,e,
and then proceeds ~ said that our opponent,
were attempting TO make the question Il Bank
the issue between The parties. spoke Q. he H..
pudcMce and otNmdry OF the attempt. Thai
| Bank was no; and never had been considered d,
us as anything more than meie mater q COZ.
ycnicncc-a useful article OF iufnitule in our d.
| bic edlfcc."
In the "Yeomsn" OF the Isl April 1910. pul.
lishcd by John 5. Gallahei, under the diiec!iol
Of the Tippecanoe, or Log Cabin Club Of Rica.
mond, We find the following. "fle (Gen. Ham.
sony declares himself! the enemy Of Bants in q.
neral, md especially q lie Bank Of lhc unne
States" "He views il as an institution 'whiri,
may be converted into an immense politi ,a IN.
CINE 10 strengthen The ann OF the General g..
vernment, and which may, al some future ia,.
be used 10 Cypress and break down tie SAFE o.,
yernmen,s,'" &c But We will no; stop here
We quote from an address 10 The Voters oi Ne
| Electoral District composed 81 Caru., E>>e,
&C., which was printed in 1910 by Join $ Ga.
laher, and signed ~ Noiborne +. Sutton, Aucfc,.
Broadus, Musco GaInelt, &C. Grswoli, (Nhoss
memory i so valuable Tor lis Psecociiul s..
| They say, 1--WE have before shown yon, lie ur.
| qualified declaration II Gen. Harrison, Tia, Ne
late Bank OF The United States was uEcors'sa.
ional'
"A Bank OF the u States was frs hroueh in.
ward and sustained By The Fedora parry &C.
OF Mr.. TYLER they say, ale is Republican u
The strictesl sect; his principles have been ,cs,el
and proved BY the most trying circumstance
With the most painful reluctance, MIR. vi.
oushby Newton we now appeal TO you 10 cen.
firm every word We have charged ssairsi yon,
party. We know your d!ifidence, and Willingly
would we spare You The pain OF lesiiiyng against
your friends. But you were in The ilrsI instance
a voluntary informer, and We must needs have
your assistance. You were one @! The Higi
Priests OF Whiesery in lsiO, and mus te pc.
sumed 10 know al The mysteries You helf,G .
snread Ina, '.nel." Now don't "cramp youisel,'
bu speak out like man
ION reviewing the events o. The las, four years
no impartial observer can fail 10 reicei"e, tia,
The disasters which have beiaen the Wing psi.
Is, and cast a bligh, over The prosperity Of the
county, have resulted in 4 great measure, from
The want oil candor and fairness in avowine an
maintaining orr principles, esTeciayln Nnsl.
mia. We commenced The canvass Of 1910. untcE
most discouraSing circumstances. The Wings,
prorer, were in small minority Throughout Ne
Unior-a party had been formed out OF The ar.
cordant elements then in opposition 10 The ADM.
nis,ratiun Of Mr.. Van Buren, Our eagerEeSs
for success ndnced us 10 extend our nets, so as 70
embrace birds Of every feather VIC no, oniy
asked no questions OF those who offered 'heG.
selves as allies Tor The war, bul our own Con.
ycnlion at Richmond actually Iepndaled II
leading principles ami measures 3. he Wig
parry. We thus entered the campaisn a Dis
t.ob m ffif M
others Tor freedom, and animated b. tus cnc
common principle, that OF opposition 10 10 nj
minislralion of Mr.. Van Buren,. We hat a org
and artuous contest, and achieved what We sup
posed TO be glorious triumph. But wha, -.
yanlages have We reaped from our lacors Tie
fruits OF all our tolls have turned 10 ashes % or
lips, and we may truly exclain with ThyuuS, one
more such victory and We ale undone. The
irraChefY II Inc present executive, and 0! some
oil his prominent allies, derived counenarcc AMI
support from the Wing Address Of 1910. Ard
impartial history may find il diliruil q deter.
nine whether The Convention is most 10 be GER
snrrd for lis indiscrc,ion in putting forth such N
address, or those very scruru!ous politicians oG
awaiting themselves Of il, as rIclca! ioI atan'
dCnins their party
II il will console YOU, MIR. Newton, venture
the belief, tina, Impartial history" will not ind 4
hall So difficult 10 determine that question as yoa
seem 10 imagine.
Now. after all tie foregoing evidences, can u q
denied tha, the Wing party were guity oi dupi'
city in 1910? VIII il lie pretended that Res
have not forgotten, and set al noughi. all 81 ihei
most solemn pledges 10 The country? Wcuh II
have been credited, that after presenting ,heit
candidate as an opponent Of the Bank and Ia
rid, and securing his election on That ground, thai
20 soon rs they obtained the power, they woni
charter Bank and pass a Tariff, which, Nj
Rves said, "obireTaled every trace Of he Com.
promise o 1883, and "weni beyond The Tarf
OF 1927" Would il have been credited, IL
ter every assurance was given that Gen. Ham.
son was opposed to a Bank oil Constitutional
sroaads, thai Mr.. Clay would Use in ikr Sena'r
chamber, in 1871, and declare hat he had no mo'r
doubt il Gen. Harrison had lived that lie Sous
have signed that Bank bill, Than he had hatii
President o. The Senate was then siliine ~ ms
chairl
ask again, is il not undcniable that the Wig
party praclsed duplciy in 1870 and forfeited al
their pledges II so, what other course wa leil
Mr.. Meade but 10 desert the parry which hat
pracliscd so gross deception upon The people :
lie had g'cdscd himsci 10 de il; and he faithful;
and honestly ,ed.ealed his pledge.
We ale sometimes rather e1u!iinsly asked u
we mean 10 say Thai Mr.. Meade has been e0nss..
ftht anu TIC WHSis WING pdllJ HW,"HSfS'fH.'
answer, unhesilalnsly, yes. And here j The PIoo
The Petersburg Inelisenccr II the 22d June ~.
mis- The fact The editor says: at will NJ, %
ior Mr.. Meade or his friends 10 reply, ilia' IL
Wings have changed on the iarif," &c. "if"
ne hare admiHcd tons, dOns oeo, and stand ready
defend at any time"
Now, Mr.. Editor, what right have pou 10 con.
plain OF Mr.. Meade? In 1910 you agreed viii
him. You admit that you have changed and cal
Mr.. Meade Inconsistent because he could mol eaGagS
,cai you. Indeed, his is logic ior yon But ne
plain ruth is just lhis-you deserted your prime.
pies TO cling 10 your man; whilst Mr.. Meade de'
serted his man 10 ding 10 his principles. NJ
SONS OF TEMPERANCE collaboration.
MONDAY, JULf S, lSf7.
ORDER OF ARRANGEMENTS.
The several divisions oil this City and Maa'
chester, are requested 10 meet early on he NON
ing Of the 5th, 50 that the line may be formed ~
Main street, opposite the Banks, reaty io lao's
BY half past O'clock. The march will te ,oVh
Main street 10 18th; up 18th 10 Ffanklln doaa
Er,,,Ll;r ~ Uallav. down Valley IN Main, VI