Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-08
.N.gTyON9L CONYEATJO "

In these times we must take as or maxim the old
Revolutionary (trc as may be, it is still bHcD
United we stand, divided al!--There never was
period in the politics of this country, whcu il was more
essential to carry this principle into execution We
threatened with dtCiSiGn by the nsdious movements of
the "iigs, in favor Of Judge White. We are threaten
ed with the danger of having the Election taken of
the hands OF the People and transferred to the House Of
representatives. In tins dilemma, we have always
maintained THAT there must be mode Of cOncen-
trating the strength of the Republican party We act
upon the same principle at present
IT supon this principle that the Republicans of Spot
sylvana, of AlbemaTlc, Powhatan and Isle of WiVht
have acted, in the Resolutions which publish.
They have appointed Delegates to The Baltimore Con-
ycnon; and similar meetings be held in Buck.
iingham, Mecklenburg, Halifax, Campbell, &c &C.
The time presses We scarcely recovering from the
bmly -bury Of our Elections before this matter
maDds our consideration But must meet il with
that energy which becomes the occasions and that unity
oil operations which IS essential to the existence Of the
Republican Party. Let us hold by that shcctanchor--
and may bid defiance 10 all the efforts Of the picbad
Partyand TO all the schemes Caucusses and Conven.
tons, Which the Wings about to get up for the pro.
motion of thekr purposes
We call the attention of our readers to the Nofice.
District
If to act in unison with our Republican bre.
hrcn elsewhere it is desirable 10 send Delegates
the Baltimore Convention for the that point
cd out IN the following article from the last Petersburg
Constellation. We ought to be heard oil events on
the subject of the Iire pgfsideorU Those counties
which have not Time 10 meet and send 10 Baltimore
viii, Of COURSE have opportunity of assembling and
setting on the nominations, Afterwards If it should meet
(From tic PorrsJUrg ConsteliGfion.)
THE BALTIMORE CONvENTIOs--R Recent movements
Of the people in SECTIONS Of Virginia indicate The
existence of very general intention send Delegates
to the Convention about to assemble Baltimore for the
purpose Of nominating Republican candidates for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency II has not been among
the least or the last Of the labors Of the Wings, at
tempt TO excite disrust in the popricy IL such mea
and TO create conflicting opinions and diversity Of
action among the Democracy, on the subject. Let us
but produce schism in the ranks Of the Republican
purity, say the Wing managers, aud shall have
them in our power; obtain the pledges Of portion Of
that party not TO support tho nominee Of Tire BalG-
more Convention and we wit then force them 90 vote
for the individual diciote 10 them, whether that in
dvidual be Judge White or our candidate pTOycy,
MIR Clay Accordingly, the National Convention,
which a few years ago, in the eyes Of many Of
its present opponents and feyilers strictly orthodox
Democratic ussembagc, is in their opinion pack.
cd Jury Of oice-hodcrs and Office unworthy
Of confidence respect and disgraccful 20 the
try What impression hc unceasino Of vilif-
cation which has been p1urcd upon the contemplated
Meeting Of the Peoples Delegates at Baltimore, may
Layc wrought upon ihe public mind hereabouts, ere
Ia say buf fho Ell. h4v pof