Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15
Esy Last Evenings Mail.
CAMPBELL-(2 DELI

CAMrgELL April IL, 1871
nOur election took place yesterday, and althou Ii
have not yet accurate or complete list vi The
pols vet enough is known TO ascertain that Messfs
Jys and IrttleTs tnew fashioned Whigs,O have SIC
ceeded against Messrs. Daniel and Dearlng ivan Du-
rem J by very small Major.ty-shy from seven 10 ten
vors The result Of this contest although not very I'M
e1peced-as Campbell always has been considered de-
baabe pround-s much 10 be regretted BY the Demo-
not only here but hroug bout the wh"lc Stale and
the ijnup on account Of the loss sustained BY The de-
.at of Mr. Daniel. He, YOU we'll know, is not only
Young man Of sterling WORTH but OF great promise,
and Of Splendid talents But, sir he told the pcu-
ple on the day OF electon " THIS was the fourth panic
,cur in which he had fought, and as II Determined 10
orosrate him for the noble aud manly stand WHICH lie
look in opposition 10 the ''Bank panic fashion,
I'd Whgs rallied al! their forces and under the operation
Of donLe panic. all Abolition and Expunging panic,
t.y succeedcd with the aid Of JOreign roteS. III de-
feaiing him by the meagre majority .! seven votes
But had the question been lett tu his own c"'=ltu
cn,s 10 the people Of Campbell alone the result would
have been entirely different: even under tue influence
Of this double panic! But this was not the case
Old Federal Bedford saddled white Surry Tor the tcId
and pourrL her motley piebad horde upon the Dr!nurr I'd
cv of Capubell THIS WAS not ali-.Mr Daniel had oul
lust returned home from Acknowledging devoted
himself with great zeal and ability to the service VI his
constituents III the late General Assembly On Ieash
ing home he found that his ncs and principles had Dee
Most grossly and nduslroasly mslepresentec through
cut the county The delicate and exciting question VI
slavery was luggcd into tie controversy; and not Only
was Mr. Van buren, boldly and vchc'ncntly dcuounced
| 20 an .Aboonist' but M5. Daniel was charged with
having deserted the interest OF the South upon ms xuo
| iecl This question alone, to say nothing about The
bold and reckless assertions OF his opponents about h
voting to E Expunge the Constitution, created grea
excitement and the time too short Tor il 10 uiee
his accusers face face in every part OF the county
and dspc! the existing prejudice from their minds Blu
for months the Wings had been active! .qJont0H! Ef
pungins! and even the Free Negro vote! were the
wa,cll-words with them. MIR. Van Buren, painted US
| Devil and Judge White an Angel OF light, by
the very men who had. denounced han Tory,
| and palace slave, stepped IN ell the corrupnol
of this Administration Indeed, Of the candI
dates BOLDLY declared on the day Of election. that Mr.
Van Buren, was more Of abo!tionSt than even Franz
| Granger liilsef!! By these means, is it surprising
that we were deieuled Or, rather IS II not SURPRISING
| that we have not been beaten by more than Fote
out Of 1850! Nothing, indeed, but the powerful arg
men and thrilling cloquence of Mr. Daniel PfeSen'e
it! But as you said few days since, Heads up! -,
man like Daniel, 'cant be kept down! MS oouo
panic will soon explode aud the sunshine OF TsGso'
will again beam forth The South will not suffer her
self to be eternay convused with Pan'fs 10 scare We
out of her wits and cheat her out oil her vo'es ,el
Their will the Democracy of this State sutIer one OF ne
obest sons TO be prescribed struck down oy an ooou
| Pebald Bank Punic Wing A'lsiocracy:
"U 1t is said thai al least forty Wing votes cam
| from Bedford alone"
(Last Spring, carried our candidates by maoFlt
| OF only Ii or Is