Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11
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ne signs oil the times throughout tho country in refer
ence 10 the next political campaign Every where ~
see indications of unreentin organised and
puious opposition to the present patriotic md repubic,
aa M, Every where we abundant tokens
Oh he sriies political Discussions and party warfare
which personal ambition and personal revenge are air.
ring up among the people, Cor Selfish and sinister pur
poses Every where we find the remnants of the de-
eaed coalition seizng hold with aydity Of every local
and temporary excitement aaying themselves With the
fragments OF every faction and party-and aboring with
Jesuca dextey and unrng zeal 10 arrav all even the
most contradictory feelings and principles in opposition
10 the national administration That these things should
be met In time, and fully exposed TO the Understandings
81 the people, the duty well the interest of all
good citizens all friends the permanent ascendanc
oil republican principles and the repose of the COM
mnnity. great struggle has terminated in an over
wheimng triumph Of those principles their discounted
enemies, beaten beyond the possibility of further omen
and unasssed resistance have been iaborng 10
by sraagem to deceive d ide and thus overcome their
Wcors The question, them for the consideration Of the
majority iary to be put is, shall these things be per-
mitted! The strength with US so undoubted irres,
oe ana increasing appreciation Of the of tho
administration Is so generally, almost universally felt and
wherever the question up fairly has been so I'M
equivocally expressed that nothing but extreme ndo
ene deuslon on our part can give opponents the
remotest chance of success Shall we then over con-
hdent in numerical superiority permit any of our
advantages TO be sacrificed for the want of that discp
me and organization, in which opponents so
perfect. Isl"
The republicans Throughout the country. apps.r n.
nave been awakened to the importance of these con-
'deranons and l. gratifying to behold the spirit and
unity with which they preparing for the final efe,t
and d,persion Of the eoalionists They seem 10 be A.
mar ny general effort at the election. OF tho
prssent year. the opposition be pro.traed forever
and me hopes OF the CLAY AMI Webster faction utterly
ann'bsfed The cry of prescription has become a,ao
anu Iudcrous tales OF dssen.ions in the Cabinet have
been repeated and repeated, and died away without e
feet, until the public is lick with the ab.urd fabr;.s
ons official document. have proved he yond anestioa
hr sun-ror economy and the udicious reforms of the
administration. ard arts have been sufficient 10 force
Mr. Calhoun Mr. Van Brcn into collision win ,hs
rte'den', or vi each o'her Anti-Masonry has not
nor A,-T iii: - Co.
DINA Mr Webster has succe sded in rallyipg New
England un'er the 6ye-stri,ed flag; nor has Mr. CLAY
planted national repubcanism the banks OF the Mis-
spp mus lar AL the designs of The opposition have
ailed oil their Efforts work anon public opioi, so as
TO create dsrust Of The President and his policy have
served only to chow The fixed and up,haken confidence
Of the people, in the honesty and ability of his repub.
mean ad.oinistraion Wherever tn. line h.. been
w. we resn.t M. been an administration triumph.
IN Mas'achusefts, Maine, New Hampshire Connect.
cut and Rhode Island. five out Of the six Fn,I,na
Sates we have had triumpbs record The lines were
mere broadly ana distinctly drawn, and the result,
beyond expectation. almost beyond hone, cheering 10
The jackson Republican party New York and Penn
syvania have spoken through their legislatures and
the people are every where responding TO their deela
ratons In Ohio the party s vgilant and rapidly or
gansbg for the next campaign. SAFE Copve piion 10
TO he held in Columbus. the first Monday in July
next TO nominate candidate for The Office Of Governor
In Kentucky where the most desperate efforts are ex.
peced by Mr. Clay and hi. party tho nd. of the adj.
nn'-tra'on are collecting and discpDing their strength
and viii we trust do their duty actively and xeaousv
| in the coming contest
Every where there signs that the people are STIR
RING IN this matter. that they will not permit fe de m
sgognes disappointed politicians and parsaps to disturb
forever the peace Of the country to serve their own
selfish purposes
In Maryland we have the moot saii.factory inelIi.
gence OF the spread and increase Of the ropuIsrty Of
the administration The principles Of the inaugural sd.
dress and OF the message, and he upright adherence 10
hem IN practice which have distinguished the last
have met with the full APPRECIATION Of the party which
elected The President and have satisfied and converted
~any OF his former opponents Here in Baltimore the
m ority in bis favor has evidently much ncreased and
our friends throughout the staie, may rest
that any reports TO the contrary which the arts of the
enemy may .e aoa', may be considered as mere fAbri.
| cation or idle title ;a;:.e.
Az that is necessary, is vigilance and upion snd eur
performance IS secure [BaH. Rrp.
i n Sign If The Times AT the late election for
Mayor IN the City OF New Orieans--ihe alton
candidate, Dennis Priuer, sded by a majority Of
624 votes over HE opponent: The result Of this
says The Louisville Advertiser proves that Mr. Clay did
not make many proselytes during his recent stay In
New Orleans. The Louisiana Advertiser OF the 9Th inst
says
"The election terminated yesterday in favor Of be
friends CT the peopleDennis Priuer ally the
peoples candidate was elected his oppoBe j.
Bermndez, by the overwhelming majority Of 624 votes
nearly 200 more than the whoe number Of vote, sysr
to Mr. Bermudez. The victory was ss decisive as tho
friend. OF democratic principles could have wished.
Thus has THE man advanced in public opinion amidst
the bitter prosecutions OF his enemies during the two
past years" fB