Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26
Watchman i, Ho,p roes the .NigLfe

Wathman! Ho,p goes the Nights
Caeerty! Most Cheerily LET our friends only do
their duty and 60 to the polls and have doubt
OF the most triumphant All our letters and all
our verbal accounts from various quarters US that
the Republican cause is every day strcnnthcnnp-ih,t
the Wings will BE- beaten much more conpelev than
they were the last Sprng-and that glorious Victory
awaits The conduct of Messrs. Tazewp and Ieiuh
aionr has disguised hundreds and thousands of pie
We Will not state the various details which have reached
u.s. from the South Side, the East, and the West A
lew weeks will tell the result. AL we r.pcat that wc
have 10 do, is, to silence the divisions in three or four
turn out to the poilS-and for every man 10
do his duty.
With our spirited colleague Of the Danville Obspr
yer, we would call upon the republicans to be active
and alive to their duty. From Lenry county, we re-
cclve The most gratifying intelligence. We learn from
candid and Intelligent gentlemen that Iarston the Re-
publican candidate, will certainly beat Martin by hand
some majority. 1t speaks much for the honour of these
gentlemen, that they conducting the CANVASS in the
most friendly and honorable manner. We hone they
vii! be initiated by all other candidates. In our own
county the contest will be animated and we hope with
out violence, or improper excitement. We hope TO
tie strength OF parties tested last. We confidently
expect Republican victory, at the election. No
thing can he wanting, but that every will turn out
and speak at the polls Republicans do your duty, for
your rights are in jeopardy. The right oiinstrucon has
been violated you must repair the injury, or all will be
lost"
Every eye is fixed upon old Albemare--Wc have the
most anrang accounts from that quurter.-The Char
lottcsrile Republican is in the field with flying colours,
and III the highest sprs.-Wc extract the following
ticles from that spirited and able journal:
'CArTIoS TO BOTH PAnTEs.-Pay your tarsS, or you
cannot vote. 1t will not be sufficient for the Sheriff to
have paid it into the Treasury The be able
to Sacear that he has paid.
COME TO THE Polls. Make no bargain to stay at
home-the same bargain may be made with several,
your adversary may be PEELED to be absent. COME
To THE POLLS, ALL OF EVERY PARTY. Let there be
iu a;d fair decision.
"Thc IThitc horse breaking do,rn
"The good Wings Of Augusta refuse to ride him
They will only have their first choice, Gen Harrison.
The Wing Harrison committee have signed Oft from
the Wing electoral ticket, in body-But that is not
cannot vote for Philip P. Barbour Federal Judge,
but votes with Calhoun, Clay, Webster, &c to eject
him from an Office to which he was nominated by Pre-
| Sident Jackson.
III READ THE FOLLOWING LETTERS:
80 the Editor Of the JetcrSOnian Republican.
DEAR Substituting my name enrolled on the Wing
committee Tor AbcmarIe, beg leave to state through
YOU that presume it is mistake as don't belong TO
that party. voted the other side last spring, and
have had no knowledge of any enrolment of my
(anong the Wings until it in the Advocate list of
that committee. Yours, &c
JAMES II. BAILEY
"March 18th, lS3G.
"Post mu.k) IAScEY's Mills.
yet ANOTHER.
Buck ISLAND, March 18Th 1876.
''ME. EDITOR :--liaving been informed that the
Wing Delegation in Richmond, without my knowledge
consent, placed my the list Of the Wing
Committee for Abemarle, | take this opportunity,
through your columns, 10 inform that Delegation, that
they are hereby required to elpunge my name from that
list. old man, (74) and have always until
tile last election, kept my place in the ranks OF The De-
mocracy. At the election became bewildered and did
what have since rcgrctted Icing thereby placed along
side with DID, and wellknown Federallsts, Modern
Wings, and Nulitiers, who doing all they to
obiterae from political creed, every principle of De-
.RiCHARD JOHNSON.
awe told that the author OF this letter has aeept
the error lie committed.
TO ARMS: then! ARMS The Rg ht of Instruction
the election Of President by the Peope-the restriction
of the power of the Bank of the U. S.-the
great principles Of Dcmocracy--a all at stake -
Let the Wings but triumph. now, and the anathema Of
old John Adams will be realized the Republican par
ty, There is party in Virginia which ought to be
ground in dust and ashes" The Right Of Instruction
will be put down-and Leigh will probably be prevailed
upon his in the Senate Of the u. States.
Every soldier, then, to his post But, if we true
to ourselves may defy all the Wings. We can beat
them, if please. If beaten no'c, We destrrc
| to be beaten.