Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-13
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THE FAIL. ELECTION.
We have received tw, tree Listers from friend.
in ~" cont y asking us 10 state frankly. our opnon
Of the rrabable rcvui, OF ihs election in mi. civ next
i,'. Thy probably sxpec'ed us to reply Nv liter.
but ws prefer doln through the medium of our CO.
umna. b-csn'r pstfsctly wilny to soc our opn
len on this snti-ct recorded, and IL we err lei b,
brought UP Ia judan sgansfu-.
IL la. been AMI j. the de ign ct our enemies 10 prn.
du an opinion that wa have l,s, n ror.ion of eu-
srengh; aud with Thu vlsw they dropped the mama Of
Adam' and fejerasis, snl ned that Of work-
ing men believing that by s ruse they would make
friend in the county suppose that new party had
grown up in rsnAs, which is decidedly opposed n
VI. IL ia well known here. that this working mems
party, wi The E'sning Jpurn,l their organ, o.
rginay projected b. Mathew l. Davis, William W.
lev Noah Cook aud other leading Adam. and
CLAW msn; aud itis equally wen known, hat their Oh
Jet then wa' 10 bring ont the Journal a warm CLAY
paper. In hi' aud some Other miner arrangements.
they dill succeed. AMI il il said. althon,h we do
not voueh for the truth fit, 'hat the rs named
gentlemen with some three hundred others have with.
drawn their cOun'en'ncs from the Janrnal and are
the pa 'ronl o. The "Age"-l weekly raper FIRST
published in this city on thl2ih Ut which avow. i,s
determination to support Henry CLAx for the next
Preside ncy.
Iii, al.o sail that this Withdrawal fo the Jonrn ;,
has reducsd their subscription list 10 about thousand
snl that the few individuals who had honestly emha,k
ed in the ol The working men, as they sunposAd
stand mute with a.ton-hnsnt at the deyrl pe,nen,s
made since Ito esah.bment Of the new Clay p,ner
IL the policy OF the Journal-sDd it, sagacions
advisers knew ito keep Mr.. Clay and bis rrincIrals
OF light until ster the fAl election when il thsy
succeeded in establishing lariy, they Nigh, fearessv
iher o. ic:. and rest their rganZ ,ion aud
the aid Of the ell sderali4,s for ultimate surce.s The
active and fearless, hat less shrewd Of the
Clay leaders, could Ut brook this caUiou. policy; and
enormously surprising ths, Gen JSckson's veto npcn
the Maysvie road bill would not rove popular inea
sure, they determined that the Journil should at once
throw of tbs mask AMI eome out" This it refused &c
DO, and the estabhmen Of the " Age" and tn. re
ported secession o. the most vioen; from their uScli,
tion list was the concurrence
We have again aud again asked Of our friends and err
enlies, vh hN loss occurred? the ward. Ia
which we have lost strength? give The names Of a
few individuals Of our p'rty who have left and ara
uog in the ranks OF the working m'n' Blu, they cannot
DO III Our Rs find il enicn deaf In Ila re.
neral and not In pariicuiars They know AMI know
hst p,, perhaps, in relation our local elections
ioF Charter Officers. there never period when
the Republican party Of this city firmly IT,
uief. when we speak OF the Republican party, we
actual solid capital of voters no are alwsv.
at their pos. aud always able 10 beat eir enemies Jet
them appear In Whatever gsrb ey please. We do not
tie three four thou aLd who may pfop.
be termed the floating capital OF tie city, no oc
ca.ioraiIy swell our macri'iss from selfish motives and
desire Ia be on the strong sds but whO fre-
quenilv tools with which designing politicians
and political imbeT' aim q distract our ranks or ac
quie Temporary Importance. Whsn these yias troops
choo 10 act with willing 10 receive them,in
deed we cannot avoid it, but We owe IN thanks,
| nor DO give them cur confidence; ani then they
raise the cry OF clown with Tsmmany" down with the
party" and Immediately attempt 10 get up paper
commi, ohsr foolish which makes the ri-
d,cuous. Il H. these men on whom our opponents have
been caicua ting in organizing an Oly p0rfy u1d,r :,
ne,D name but even they have had their eyes opened
and wi! = found voting ickct in The flll.
We assure ou' isierds in The country that they need
not entertain any doubt Of succeeding in carryng
by very Handsome majority the whole of our ticket.
This can do ii all our floating ca?a! of voters should
leave ne, but IT, as we are qui viii be t,e case,
only portion 81 them shoul 20 over to The snsuv we
will ,ucoeed hy Triumphant, Ina1si'y. Much noise
! has been made by our nemes in relation to ihe 70.
suit OF the Iae election in The eth ward, where they
claim to have msjprity because Mr.. Lamb received
III votes OFT OF l779!-Thrse candidates ware rus,
aud in consequence ocS feelings and general prin
ciples, cohtenled for.-Mr. Lamb received all
The Adams aud working mems votes, ard vet he re.
ccived but III! number SIN !ler believe than he
received when he defeated in 1925 by three hui,
bred mnj0'itW But The Herald Evening Journal, and
their federal associaes do credit their own state.
menis-ihey know them 10 be fa'e. Ave -|aise-pnd
| dat they iri, verify believe. IT, as they saw,
they have majority 10 The fii h, the ouly ward where
they claim il, we now offsr III IN premium for
the accuracy of thsir judgment. We will bet them
| 1--WE hundred dollars or much m7re az jhsy plesse
that the regular republican assembly ticket nominated
at Tammany Hall nest fail @ili receive in the ffi.
ward an aggregate majority Of votes any ocr az
sen,bly ticket which may be fu0 in hat ward! We do
not approve Of this mode OF testing opinions bu.
when opponents will, day after day, make as.er.
tions which they know to be untrue ne are excu.ibs
in resor'inr 10 hi, any other honouaIle mole Of
testing their hisy. They can also have any bet
thew wish that our whole assembly ticket il be eIecfef
We sgan assure our ifi'nds in tbe country that we
have enough OF " good men and true TO beat all The
odds aud eDds Of factions that uniA against ~. Al
we ask is ha; friends will send any but tiled
! and expe fenced inen--men known TO The psriv and
who DO not want chiceto nonin ting committee
Young should not seek to 90. The tins, call for
the presence Of! the OIL Of the party Who by civ.
] ing ms good tieket--such 80 their judgments
/ approve oi--wil render eur triumph iueviaL.. We
have strength enons; and 10 spare but that tirensth
must be Gale forth in behalf OF proper m,n.
As evidence the determination OF orr friends 10
act with prudence and discretion leAin That zone oi
veteran soldiers have offered TO attend the Hefki
mer Convention. lie; such men he selected. ihA, when
we announce their names, norepublioan n The count
shall find it necessary H. who il he! What has bee
his political course! Every man appointed to at Con-
venticn should be known 70 The country, and when III
democracy OF the slate is as.enbisd al Herkimer they
should make such port Of their un1n their strength
and thsir adherence to ilis principles of JEFFERSON
Sc will carry glad tings TO ihe heart OF every repnb.
lean in The United aies. They will sneak he voice
OF ftoO millions OF reemep, aud that voice ,houd he
heard and felt n every town aud hamlet in the Ueion
This state compriCs onc-sxh Of III Inhabitants If ths
United ates--Its movements are nl-impotanifs in.
nuenre felt and Acknowledged. Our course is p,jr
onelet be true 70 ourselves 10 the principles ii
The Republican party, and our enemies resist US
nv Y. C0m & Eng
KENTUCKY OPINIONS.
Ia Kentucky IL ID impossible that the PRINCIPLES 6
the opposition prevail The character Of our ci,i
zens orbhs H. Their devotion TO limited constitution
~ government has teen too often demonstrated, 20 ad