Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-27
Richmond, Friday, March "a.
no THE POLLS! TO THE POLISH

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We have not yet received the official account of The
meeting of the Republicans of Hanover on Tuesday last
But, we understand that Col Charles r. Goodall was
unanimously re- northumberland he has accented the
nomination The Republicans have pledged themselves
To be the alcrtand well does il become them TO be-
stir themselves They have TO redeem the character of
Old Hanover from the culogums of Mr. Clay, and the
exultaticns of his Wings. We cannot fear the result
Though the enemy will strain every nerve TO carry the
victory, and though Richmond will send out again her
pompous cavacade of Voters, look to the ycomanry
with confident anticpations. They will do their duty
and our friends that Goodall will be elected
We have direct and authentic accounts from Meek.
lenburg-No doubt is entertained of brilliant victory
Garland distinguished himself at the last Court day in
ms Debate with hlessrs. Gholson and Goodc--rhe two
Republican Delegates will bc returned with increased
maJorities-And though Ghoson is avowinr himself a
Quasi Jackson and riding Judge White as his chcra
de CdtatLe, yet it will not all electromagnetic will beat
him for Congress.
LatnenJnrg too will return Jackson Delegate. by
majority of near 100 1t is said that DR. Richard May
has withdrawn from the
HdtJdr is sound TO the core--and we were Yesterday
assured by one of the coolest in the District that
Coles would beat Davenport for Congress.
we shall part with our worthy old friend Dr. Thorn
ton with great rclucancefor said that lie will be
beaten IN RapPahannock. But he made political
stroke at our humble selves, without the
slightest personal III 'eW his part, shall hail his
own defeat by the Jackson candidat' Mr. Nickln The
Doctor IS one OF the most pleasant fellows in the world
and he is Of the last Wings in the Common wealth
whom we would wish to beat; but it is the fortune of
war, and political justice must be rendered
- In S%Ty, we understand, there will he difficulty
didatc will be triumphant-and the right of instruction
will be established in Old Surry.
From Caroline, learn that no fear is entertained
Tor the elections of Samuel or the House) and Parker
(ior the Senate -
In I'"trick, Isaac Adams (Republcan) will probably
beat Mr. Critz (thc Whig)
In aword we have received cheering from all
quarters of the State But let not our friends be sunne
they should bring every vote TO the polls A single hair
may turn the contest in doubtful county in those
where we have decided majority let 10 man LA back
but let us give them Waterloo defeat Let heat them
So hatthey may stay Jcat. Depend upon it, the Wings
are not an enemy to be Their zeal and ingc
nuty are very considerable We should contest every
men OF ground with them. Their are great
Their purses will be opened-Thcir lawyers will declam
Their presses will distribute Addresses.-In some
Counties votes be manufactured orde-and worse
than all these of their candidates have assumed
masks, and are passing themselves off for Jackson men
Il oVG the old man (hey say yom cannot eonceire how
much love him and respect hm-l would be the last
man To touch hair of his head admire hs Adj
mnistration and there but measures which
have been compelled disapprovc" Fellow citizens.
these men will out-jockey you, if they can-but scout
their unworthy trcks-and strip off their masks To
tic Polls! 10 the Polls