Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-13

the Legislature: Our friends are rallyiug i'm the best
spirit, we shall show in our next iro'' the Raleigh
Standard, the high hopes which are entertained of
our ultimate success in North CGr0iina The Re.
publicGns of Caswe about giving n uubl;c din.
ner TO their able and faithful Senator Beii,rd Brown
and we snail linen hear more "f The temper Of tie
STATE MI brw!JnS;y tells the Cun,II.,r in his really Il.
their Invitation, that "an attempt is nad,. ly the mas.
W"i'sAs misrepresentation u destroy that urinn ans,
harmony hrtwrrn the great Democratic parties If iii"
NORM ana Hnn'h, dg The c"n"nn uni "ntrd sfa,:s q.
m"" H'P@a*cga ascra|ancy h$ heretofore prtsaird gnd
INC C"iGa dccm prcScrfcd lie does not yriat hrnsc
IN G"nM that n. Carolina will again vindicate the right
OF The People 10 sclfgorernment. We have letter be.
lore u.s. from one ot the tirnest members Of her Legs.
aTe, who assures US, that The slight advantage gain
ed IN the late election ty the Wings may be by slight
eXcrtiuns of the Republicans made as ephemcralas their
iHTmer tr'umn'Is We call, then, upon the friends Of
Macon and Brown to Tie Rescue
Maryland must be oars it our friends 20 on with the
same n"b!S spirit in which they have just COPIED the
Enemy he vaunngs Of The Wings, after ALL give but
Flemish account of their laocr such ricory
Like that Of Pytrhns, rW ""dO them. We have carried
the State by moro than 5000 p0raiar 'Gvrity-tat Of
Baltimore City alone is nearly twice great all line
majrritirs Of the Wings in all their counties itat in
Baltimore county is near great all their aggregate
ualaritlTs IN the Wing counties. Who thea d,ubt
our SUCCESS in November The reaction in that State
was most unexpected To us, but most acceptable. 1t is
the triumph OF principle every way. There is among
other things, no. State which is cursed with such de-
tectIve form OF govcrnnent-and whose Constitution so
loudly calls fer Reform.
But look to the West, and all the Elections have
brought success In Illinois, Missouri Alabama
Indiana, Arkansas, we haze swept the Wings We
have no to-day for the late conclusive returns
which lave reached from alabama. No sort Of Guab
hovers The State; for even tho Wing PRESSES are
coming dumb founded-and the new facts breaking in up
from Indiana, through the indianapolis Democrat
sufficient not uE To confirm It's previous cscuIa
ton, but lo chi irgc ma nrlty.
In Illinois and Missouri the Wings are literally seat.
tered like catf hc(cr. the w!nd In Illinois, We have
obtained in the Northern Cnngrcssoua! District mp-
r!ty OF 2.0O0Alddle District, 0GU-Suutrrn District
G50UTutal majority at the late Election, 1850! In
Missouri. the Governor 1t Governor, both Congress-
ren. every Senator but and three OurMS of her Re-
representatives. are elected, friendly to Van Burrn. VIII
Missouri any longer b. written down by the Frdcralsls
Us opposed 10 MIR. Van Buren, :-Boggs aDrity Go.
vernon will be at least :l00 of The most popu
lar men in Tie Stale.
The Wings cant about Georgia. ha: confidence can
we epose III The Georgia Wing presses when of the
best OF them (the M!edgcvc JuurnaD aflrns, that
Van Buren, is not even certain Of y. i"k-hat it is
" likely he lnay only receive the caS. number Of ceclo
.a votes and that It is Van Barren and his friends who
would prefer an election by the House, who
bring himself 20 say these things, say any thing
II" gS0 tarto like the periurrd man, unworthy of
dhilitr. The Richmond Slangwhanger salr"aiy i'll lis
usual reckless spirit. claiming Gc"rgia by antics patton
Bn, what says Ie Mcdgevlle Federal Unnn. one Of
the abIest and most authentic presses of al! the South
"TuER. sCiilsM THE CSIuS PARTY.
Some of our friends have feared and Of oppo.
have hoped, that the controversy in relation TO the
Central Bank and It's administration, will produce i IA
al division in the party. These fears and hopes
founded. Tie questions connected with this subject vii!
not take they cannot be i,iadc TO take such form and
character split The Union party into separate
and hostile divisions. In large associations differences
Of opinion in relation 10 institutions. To measures and 10
men caunut always be avoided and very
that in Ibis instance these differences far from being in
furious will prove beneficial To the party Let nui friends
feel no alarm. All is safe And let not enemies lay
the Tutoring junction. tn their souls There vii! be no
sCh<in IN the Union parry.
ran slang which had been uttered by The Why's upon
the withdrawal of Gen. Watson OF Columbus, from The
Van Buren, Electoral Ticket. 1t declares al the Gene
raj door, that lie chad good and sufficient rcasnns
satisfy himself that h. ought not to rum and h"
c!scd his uHdoubed privilege Of refusing 10 do But
proud - hail him still a staunch Van Bu.cn Re-"
publican with heart and band. lie viii vote the IAN
Burea ticket at The ensuing election and afford his hearty
cooperation to the friends Of that gentleman The
Sentinel SAYS that '.if the Nulfirrs 10 not get
beat this bout than they have ever been before, then
not o! the 'ch!drcn Of the prophets That's all we
have IL say now.
The signs throughout the Union most cnccurag
ing. he not Of 1.-The children Of the prophets either,
ii We do carry the Republican candidate against the
mougrcl Wigs, aU secure the election 10 tie people,
ana dcra, the Wig intrigue Of packed election by
tie II. Of r. But these not the times to told oar
in security. Every man mus, do his duty. every
where. No victory WAS ever won ny an nrcrwet;nS
confidence in Our Gwn strength, or by affecting TO trS'
isC HAT of tho enemy. The Wings strong, wealthy,
active reckless combination OF all sorts Of factions lry
spare no pGins no DEVICES eftoIs 10 misepTe&:nt
their cpront ard usieGd the people. See the an
rnnabe handbili Of the Lexington Gazette Office Look
lhr Wing Central Address. which Is circulated even
.:ilI .hr CoHinpr OF THIS ctv-aud presume, with
lAc Whr-and who knows in how many uthcr papers:
Look at The Wing mrcling in Powalan of the 9th. AT
the instance Of Thcs Miller, subcommittee are appoint.
ed or le SCrcSai different nc glhoThoods OF the county,
1,IHI in
one Of them have appointed many as % committee,
inen-fo do chHf? TO distribute tracts, essays and
electoral tickets among the people,, and t" urge the
Anti- Van Buren, and .faiiJ0hnSon men 10 iETn ot 10
the Polls-and sample OF what sort "i aHf they ~
tend circulate among the voters, they call unn The
Central Comittec-ol Richmond to send to the different
sub Committees copies of the Central ddrcSS-and all
other important documents equally veracl"us 10 Doubt
with that rash and extraordinary producilon.)
R~pabLicens of Trgiaa! 1t is time to arouse. Most
Of the press-most Of the wealth Of townsville Ca
pi,als,s who interested III the U States ban-arc On
the side Of the Wings We beat them last Spring VAIN
all their cxrrtions btous handbl$ and appliances TO
toot-but the great battle is now TO be fought he
Whigs are aruing to the tceth-And we must DO the
same We call upon the Committees to arouse and pnt
forth all their strength. The good old State high's
PRINCIPLES of Virgina-the Union ofthe Staes-the cleo
ton by the Peoplecvely thing and dear TO us arc
involved in The struggle. The contest will be tenlen.
dous-but if we do duty by our country, We must
overwhcn this mongrc Coalition of Fedrrass, Multi
fers and Bankmen. TO ARMS, then! TO ARMS!
Much ado about nothing!
The Wings are affecting to cant about two letters adj
dressed by r. r. Collier, of Petersburg. TO Martin Van
Buren,. Scarce any thing has occurred in the course
of the whole campaign (which more distinctly shows
how very hard run they are for materials to carry
on the war. They use any arms which Fury ministers
10 them Even The Petersburg lntelgencer, the H.
Wing, and the L. Virginan, would al any other time,
have scorned to the materials which they are now eni
blowing What is the pth of the whole Of X. r. Golfers
two lo,ars and his three or four columns of commcna-
~: Wha. of all the slang which the Wing presses are
mourning fourth over this miserable waf which chance
has drificd upon their shore. Collier writes to Mr. v D.,
10 know if he would veto bill for ahosng slavery III
e ini.,.;., &c Cnlnmhia hir Y & pIYes answer.