Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-07

grP 10 them dead loss, IN the ratio OF etght 10 Sc
pr addition expenses and other ncidcn al losses
..es assertion mo' '''' ICES "oe' oe."''- " my INV
-, hs ra!pabi' . , ,
EoE ,sl The land proceeds and you compel the Fede
'rn,.rumcn, nj cnce TO raise the necessary funds
!" ~ rhnoxious Tariff They are in the inverse pro-
r'" cI each other. The less land revenue, tie
Er-Arc then, The People OF Virginia ripe for this
i.IIs Whr measure? II they are, then let them sup
n ar those who support it-y not, NOT
s,s>.>po.u, D,srsIcr, Wave learn tina, Isaac
Y,onysack;r late u Representative in Congress, has
.ri The appointment Of Judge Of the United States
,a!, for the We;ern District Of Virginia, aud that
rs,n Samuel, Esq thorough. going friend uf the
.',u,s:a,ion is candidate 10 ill his sea, in Con.
s Mr. Pcrrybacker bad 10 opposition, and his re-
-,m,n, from the National Legislature TO the Bench
I ;, believed, produce none; as the present noml-
dS;inruIs alike for his urbanity, his patriotism
t his talents; aud the District is renowned in Virgi
-, rs having been bap,Ised by Mr. Jefferson the Tenh
Is,,,n q: Democracy. "-Giobe.
.,se: from iciieT 10 lie Editor IF The Globe datea
"FREpERIcK Co, Va, April 80, 1880
I'VE are going still with The best spirits mas ENABLE
r.lat TO the election. Rest assured, Virginia is still
,s Nj, Van Buren,; and, though we should lose ma.
,,.y IN The next Assembly, (Which do no, Gre dit for
!nrrrr.) the State will 90 for Mr. Van Ruren in the
residential contest AS 10 this district, again add,
80, Ne are not afraid of MIR. Barton. Mr.. Lucas will
.,,, han by handsome majority unless most
,,ortnsy affair should turn up to change the lace Of
matters The political character of the district is very
a, from being changed turned over to Whigism.-
T.. dsck comprises nearly every Conservative in The dis
rl and stl hope, that many Of them will be found,
~ ,hs sue, sustaining Lucas; and If not, we conf
dent Of carrying his election all their unted frce
.,,ps, US The rash effect Of This division only
- 10 make politically dcfunct the Spartan Band
ms quarter whilst the Republican ranks, though suf.
,,,ug temporary embarrassment, will rally under The
,ci 70 divide them and will prove stronger than be-
,oe Srme of this small fraction here we should re
c-t to lose from among us; but If they prove weak
Enough cooperate with others 10 break down The party
.t,,S ,,,1l ,ot, H.,
rrGcrpes they should labor support shall be glad
have them separated (: ON For all necessary pur
rrss shall be strong enough without them -
Nevertheless, We for losing none, the most
Au%t.e except such prove unworthy 10 be retained
Is lae coming contest, therefore, rest assured thai
We ere not alarmed We heed not the boas,ings and
calculations o! the Richmond Wing, the Lynchburg Yir.
c;n9a, Alexandria Gazette Il Omne genus. We, too,
arG prospects plainly marked before u.s. and The
best evidence OF success is, that our people generally
rnd,rsand the tricks the Wings would palm upon
,e truth, and will be prepared 10 show 10 all The
cc'ncy and all the intelligence party in this quarter
tat they not so easily gulled. The of the PEG
PIE stall as Republican in principle as in name, and
TIE coming election will give good proof of it, The
ruth is, Mr. Van Buren, is gaining in all the land North
ard South, as in the West last summer. The late New
York city election proof of The reaction in that quar-
,er; the Connecticut election showed immense DE.
mocrac gain the 'aie Mobile election (the entire De.
mCcratc ticket succeeding with majority OF 3Gj, when
l year 1t gave ory Of 1913 against us) proves that
l
Virginia should make such political faux pas at this
N "ient when the eyes Of oil the land turned upon
t.. do not credit 1t for moment ! EN- confident Of
our Republican success and but few Of the party,
ina, the late movements OF The Wings have aroused
IA: State, differ from this orinun. The Wings, how
ever al pyac Stoutiy about their victory I'LL the day
a. ,fai mes; and, until then, demonstrations The
{ nary will teach them TO modify their hopes After
!c,r usual custom, they always BEATING.
lEyHrm. Nothing but Burrowes slratagem can give
them SUCCESS aud then it is badly go,,en that
Ee.r own lrsious are ashamed to rtjnce il. We
I,esat. therefore, that consider Virginia SAFE and
.aaI rcSl Winter produce a Senator lo will have
occasion 20 define his position, TO PROVE WHERE HE is
{. rom the Hinchester Vrginion, May -
PRo.?EcTs, Nc.-An extract from letter dated Win.
che e. IN the Globe of The 23d ull, says 'SFe
hGent Lucass election and hope to gain four or FIVE
legislative members in this and the adjoining counties
The higs are misreprcsenting prospects most shame
iiy but are doing it for effect We shull gain the
Sac by decided majority The change We il ok ior
N he valley counties around vii! do il D: themselves
We hope or two in this frederick in Jefferson
Two in Hampshire, in Morgan, &c; SIX IN all, which
would make charge of twelve OF themselves. The
Wings mortified that we did not run Mason They
hare sympathy fer HIM. but disappointed that
DID 20; run hm, and Cry OFT prescription, fan The
.srt,tp Uf the Conservatives
Bulh VIII rs and Republicans may possibly misrrPre-
prospects before US, but should not do il know
Iagly. They may run mo error in anticipating too
and find more trouble in bearing up under defeat.
The predictions Of The writer, however, think not far
;nm the mark. We certainly expect to carry can
tca:s: in Frederick and Hampshire Myers must GER
fanny be elected IN Morgan aud The Wings IN Jefferson
Hey te tert enough TO give us one in their county,
seeing ha We give lherlwo undtsputedi in Berkeley.
We shai! certainly do the best can, and knew that
ogr g friends will do the We only wish every
Republican 10 60 his duty and we sho be satisfied with
The result In The Congressional canvass. We don't wish
10 discourage opponents, but should re greatly dis
appointed at any thing shor, Of gocdy majority IN our
favor.
the heat u the political contest, soil lis columns by
tgn"u abuse and epitets from the lowest Billings gate
rocabuaTy nbcuniIng in its columns and communca'
tons unworthy of the press any where much less upon
te Ctase soil Of Virginia. Such vulgar abuse If The
Erqu:,r and Of Dr. Brooke nbrough, has lately DIS
urgu'shed the " hg, vii! do their good Sus-
tam g"ntmrn the dignity Of the press, and show that
IN becoming editors, We don't cease TO be gentlemen
The Speech ana the Reply
Mf. Rv'ss speech a, the Charlottesville Dinner, on
The as Page-an able and severe Analysis OF II from
The pen o! Correspondence on the first Page
The .7DDRLSS IF The Republican Come ntion.
We have seen no public Document more highly COM
n'rce1, than The ADDRESS If the late Republican Con-
na'OH d Irsinta We could have multiplied 10 a
gal extent the complimentary notices in other papers,
We had preserved them as they came 10 usWe have
acS'fa wChhaye reached within the last three days
inc "anc Gull ssssirpD Advertiser speaks Of il rs
"ne Z; the noes political expositons We have read
rs calm, drPasslonae and argumenative, and as the
'fg'nahs are reading and rejecting people and not
>e deferred ir'm perusng any essay because Of its
hg'h We expect that ii will do much good that il will
rFr" the eyes ut many old Stale Rights Democrats who
nave S'ayfd like lost sheep from their former path into
G'e qL,g'n're OF Whgism The Cahawba (Alobama)
'o0'nni Of the Goth ult admres il as n lucid and able
exposition fte prnc pies of Democratic Republics
pr'e "'h sound doctrines and serving articles of
,''n To the Republicans Of the present day The same
journal asks heher There be any Conservatives in Ala
olI Are they ncning 10 the support Of the Wing Par
y do evpH in hpSIl
s" Administrations: IL there any SUCH We solicit
em 10 read and examine the Address referred To- we
n''e 'h"m I" initiate the noble nud elevated course Of
" gentleman from Buckingham, whose address IN the
N'n'enlIon viii be found in our sheet"
Inc Baltimore Post CONNIE nds this sable and dispas
senate Adtess-says, that by it, cher public servants