Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-09

they can claim only By entire change in their
% looking over the newspapers OF the days
ny oil different sentiments in order arrive ut correct
Judgement became puzzled finding that the appe la
ton oil "phigs" and Tories" were sppiied in man.
ner altogether different from their original Specification
The "Whigs in daysof yore were red the aIyo.
Gates oil Tree, liberal Governments; aud entirely
AHs'ocracy nonopoes and all the eeierGs of con-
so'idaed government, such the fathers OF the Tariff
SYSTEM internal Improvement the whole .4meriedn svs
tem aud the uphoders Of the T. 5. Bank would heartily
approve and such as heartily approve myself beinr
loyal sujec, OF King win am. and coming recently from
country where certain swelling hills are called the
L0cis, name quite appropriate as (st assumed NV
the politicians before mentioned.
Beng s"1"'y myself. in the true accepta,ion Of the
Term observe With great Jealousy, that those who
dubbed "10Iies arc the thorough going, old. fashioned
Democrats and Republicans, who, so unwseiy in their
Revolution, threw off their allegiance 10 Old Enriand:
WHALE the "Whigs,' according the new. fashioned
meaning OF the word. the advocates of every thing
tending TO great monarchy splendid empire and are
now concentrating their forces order TO elect te mpo.
rary President, whom they doubtless design 10 make
permanent oneas eight years. Tar less four ouid be
aoge'er Insufficient for their magnificent scheme Be-
nenng IL besi, Tor many reasons that the two wctds
should be understood in their sense as newly christ
ens' would now propose that for The future the title of
should be exclusively applied 10 the supporters
OIL ana Subscribers To- newspaper OF that name AL voca
iug heir principles and professions as herein
ana Tor The prevalence OF which. they have my hest W
esthYiE'1 very much lear that from present indications
ne Io'fS (neaning the ol.fashioned Denocrats) are
destined TO RISE and to triumph in this land of hard
working, plain-thinking People
oi lhe 'Snefp's cfOfhtno' and f'IOn's
'hW TO iher rghiiul owners might be productive of de-
ueha' consequences 10 those who claim them and
70 me end That they may be least nrrc gracefully worn
must AK The iAvor oil little space in your paper Ior this
explanation, which may hope serve some purpose in the
"'S's"auoh OF THINGS BY THEIR RIGHT NAMES
TO 7Ifn EDITORS eF THE 9NoUiRER
'ihN u ihe duty OF every in these times no "
yer obscure ne may be, 10 false statements affect
s "o Pupc ineres., ahc especially those made tor the
purpose oil 'nsguldng the honest people of the country
saw IN the hichmond Wing Of the l7h Instant frport
o me gloucester election, stating hs tat for the rain
on sunday preventing the from coming 10 the pos
o" INC hrsi day, Dabney's majority would have IN
creased iVo his statement designed Tor particular
ene"'. but look TO the record, and you will find that not
"'hs@nHpg The heaviest Tall Of water ever known ia This
section OF country there was poed ON NonJav ths ~
uey Tor Danney ISL, Tor HARDWOOD SGD day. Tor Dab
new ~, Tor HARDWOOD Ibid day. Tor Dahnev g. for Uar.
wool 25-makng, with the scattering votes 356-,,hch
more man The average vote OF this county Tor the last 10
years. and the county had been ransacked iron, one end
me OTHER Ddbney could have gotten 10 vote. more:
audi am now perfectly satisfied that il Harwood haI been
IN The held month sooner or the election had taken
pace one month later, the majority would have been in
Gloucester yes old Gloucester will ere the next sprpp
be herselfi ~ ' NP'"s
The TRUE Republicans, the Peoples men believing all
"ouh De wen, slunhered too long whilst the little de.
"gognes oil The county, acting under the influence of Sc
MAJOR yer, stole march upon us. But their DAVIS are
numbered; The People are now aiouscd and had ,Iev
oeeh before the election, the would have heen total
~ oHerent. MAN IN RETIREMENT
But foreUer hereafter al he "USt.
Nioucester county April 23d, 1891.