Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

"LYNcunuRG, April r. 1896
"F"r The information OF friends in those counties
that have yet to vote, deem il Of Importance inform
you for publication, ofhe Of the defeat Of Daniel
and bearing. the Van Buren, candidates. in this county
Isl, The Abolition Panic question: The Wigs without
any scrupes Of conscience, boldly asserted that Mr. v
Is. Abnonst at heart, notwithstanding his lr
ter, and that if elected lie wund sci negroes free,
&c; and that he would put the free nrrrocs foot
ing with the Whites in point of suffrage. Sectional
feriing cXcrd against MIR. Van Buren, because he
4 Northern man. hnt this comes wilh bad grace
from the John Quincy Adams party.--Id Tie Expung
ing Resolutions: This act, though righteous in s!,
and entirely nnoccn rs violating the Constitution, was
magnicd into Thing most Northumberland 10
destroying yunr decd 10 property, asr IL bad hccn re-
corded in clerk Office ard i,iI:;a LinE MIR.
Rircs conclusive authority, la! the manuscript journal
q" Congress not preserved mrr IL printed fur
thirty ve gears from l1rD, 10 lS:2I yet it would not
all dr. Wise mtn have risen up al late. vino can make
the existence Of the Union depend on the un 81 horse
hair. and that to alter letter l,uIr "a; ie written
al, is gross violation OF the Constitution! My God!
when will these dsturhcrs of the peace Of the country
cease agitlc the public mind with their panic uproar
about nothing; Will not the people wake up 10 the true
issue before them, which is, Van Buren, Harrison
and Granger; The Wings not straw for White
for he is deiuuc nor for The Abolition Eypunying
except far IS these subjects answer their purpose
produce panic, to divert the minds ui the people from
Leigh and 'Inzcwrlat t!Ey may succeed III getting
Wing Legislature, and then all Tie evils vi their pro-
scripvr "iicy will lie ril--anl j.. ". Leigh! Cor some
o'r such cuis) elected To :e Senate Of lie u States
winter. Oar party Occr saMgu!ne, and did not
use the cxertlons that lie WhlyS Gid-Gpalhy
part and the great cX"Itcns and SUCCESS l2ir
part IN getting in votes from other counties wcrc further
OF defeat. The A-toc.ats. i.mh is rue
the State by The power IT weah-airoadj r"Shatln
and CamP" have been carried against the resident yea"
nanry, by imported votes: Richmond carried Powalan:
and Campbell. mainly from Bedford, but also tr,I
Pitt. ylvanla, Amherst, Rcckhrd.r, Nc A change
Of li.e law regulating the elections is, believe de-
sized by both rar'ies-so as 10 have the polls opened
the day throughout tie Stalc-gay the Isl
Monday in Aprii-and il rainy 10 lie kept open
three days. The eXcl!rnenI consequent on elections,
according to the present system is kept UP through The
whole month OF Aprbut would lie Of short duration,
il the election took place throughout the State on the
day. and then the voice oil tie people woald rule,
and mol the voice Of the sDueSs body, real estate. The
najrty against lis, say ~ Or IL, is Conclusive evil
dcncc that this county will lre uaj"r:ty 'r Mr. Van
Buren, in November; for: it is fact, that II WAS made
test with The people, voting for the candidates accnrung
To their preference Tor Van Buren, White, and from
this time to Noycmbcr the people will became better
acquainted with The politics o Mr. Van Burcn, and as
light breaks lnu the mind, darkness will bc dIspci!cd,
aud the people OF the South viii begin to see that Il Is
not judge White The Wings ant President, but Tar
rison who is advocate Of the u. ). Bank, ANA lat
next Judge White Mr. Van Buren, is the ior The
South. both on principle and expectancy. The panic
party Cor think for the future they should be called by
other name,) il already beginning 10 shpw Tie eleven
foot. Only two days ago they all for White, bat
now before the SETS Tuesday after the election,
they begin to throw ou strong signs III la"or OF harrison,
the Bank candidate. The Bank iavn. used judge White
on- he the party any purpose, will low
lei him die gnoninious dal-and now predict, that
Of 10 OF the Bank Wing party above tide water and
even in Lynchburg will vote for Harrison in preference
White. But until the Presidential election is over,
we need look Tor nothing but Abolition panics, free ne
gro panics, cxpunsing pancs de- lrom all! Of which,
may the Lord speedily deliver us-and from the curses
Of an unprinciplcd panic party :
BERKELEY-(2 D.
I" The Drag horse Of Berkesy The stronghold OF
Federalism, within eight votes oil being beat by colt
ll,h April The polls stoud thus at the close
Hhigs. Republicans.
Gem Boyd. H. l.saulsran.' Maj l:un' IT, J. Seiber'.