Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-11
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ley Sldr ne hrst part OF II touches ra,her to- ~
upon ourselYes-but il shows that liberal saI,; 90 'Uef
so necessary 10 union and success and fkr,eE,, :"
tract so much oil Il as is Necessary TO pTt srry- q"
Besides, we compromise with oGr VANITY in ,,,L. Se
most Of the handsome com pl.nI-n MIS- which Tho w. 'l
courteous enough 10 pay The rl,y mron ,tc W $
of The Can.iCu;es eXCe.lrnl-I tls yrrv ., '''
d EsTrit. yq
The Star is correct in one thing The Re,r,,
party hes had great difficulties 10 encounter m u
campaign. The detection of hlr. Rryrs was @ e
diversion. They are gclting over i; and By ll IT,
December next, the maIady will be Amos, ,n,I ~
dued very acute Correspondent, who takes 50. ,
view OF the campaign, justly remarks that The
OF our election shows that We have gained ,,.'
cislSe advantages. Although few Counties h,ys
appointed US, yet the general result is mcblv ,,,,,
ing Some Of The State Rights Wings viii r,,,n =
Republican banner the Presdcnt,,r "e
ddate is selected and the honest true h,,,,s4 az
seryatyes viii take decided stand, the NH D'''
they see the inevitable danger of going fa,,bn ~
the Wings and OF being ultimately pr,rir,,,,I T,'
the support OF Wing Presidential candidate = ,".'
tam mol The ieost oppreh ension about such Men
ever The Wings may pIetcnd-As TO the inpr,c,,c.''
Conservatives, they may be safely lett to the clear ND
ment OF their own Constituents | now feel ,sII,t
easy about the Presidential VOTE and really bs,i
viii be no Notwithstanding the combination n,,
US, and the late hour in which we TOOK the Gd ~
hrely we have accomplished more then ever wa. y -
under similar circumstances Such is the rr:1
sentiment of the Democracy every where-,,J ,L
the mlsts, which are shameessy and asslduous,v
around certain Ds!egates by the Wing press are '"
paied, as they will certainly be-and when !, :. ,
that neither MIR. RIves a Wing Senator coph
ed the effects Of our brilliant victory will he u,o -'
rally appreciated and deeply felt. Even js sc sri!
not have carried certain majority in both b,,ncbnt
cur Legislature, yet we have accomplished s,u ,,
important result. We have asceriained beyond rL @
slol'y OF doubt, that the great body Of cur ST.
entirely sound. Moral cazssrs are now in crs,s, .
which are rresistibly calculated to secure O., the r
election, some OF the counties on which we have r,,
lakeland many of our fellow citizens whom we k,y
mol carried With US at the late election Their recoys
is only question Of time. The counties will be d,s:
thraIIed IN the next Spring-The honest politicians
come night before The LIST Monday OF Dece mber 1-x g.
shall in al! probability elect our Senator-but i ",
should fall The success OF the Opposition con ouIy b.
purchased at the expense of Coalition, which lie cac
lated TO do more coed, IN purifying the political a,n,
p!ese every where, than il could possibly do iniurv !,
any uhiayorable consequences Of The particular res.
But hold such Coalition 10 be now out of the spa
ton
The whole horizon, then, is bright, and brighten,
around We shall re.e!ect the Republican pres,6
in Ie5O--and the reign Of the Virginia Democratic h.
publican Stac Rights principles will be still tUb.
secured by the reelection OF strict CONSTRUCTIONS
Of ''lhe Northern man with Southern feelings"
But We have kept our readers TOO long detained fsa
The following article of the Valley Star:
"TBE ELECTIONS.
The result o.! the late election is in the hChes' Il,
gree gratifying 10 the Democracy Of the STATE an. io
deed Of The whole Union. 10 The late contest We has.
strugg led under the most circumstance
We have not only had to contend with an actrys m.
Jealous, and well organized opposition, who spare !,
pains efforts TO insure success-but have also h.
10 encounter those who past in o.,
ranks, aud did good service IN behalf of Denocn,
principles. The contest has been arduous, bot ii,
triumph has been great and glorious.
In this contest great credit is due To the Ell.
OF the Richmond Enquirer The industry, and -
which he has dispIayed-the manly, and temperate m,r
ner IN which he has met the assaults made upon Il.
Democratic Administration OF Slr. Van Burrn-ihe nj,
ny -, and thn'lnsy - appeals which he hasa:
dressed 10 the treemen Of Virginia
It's true he has differed with Us upon one question
but he hes differed became "a FRIEND He has NJ
made 1t The preext for separating from and so,
over bag and baggage TO the enemys camp. His o..
bending devotion TO principle-lhe invaluable series
which he has rendered in this election have drawn ugs.
him the most bitter hatred and malignant denuncac7
He has not only been assailed through the columns 4
the hts Press, but the MadiSonian has opened lis bt
teries upon him Not only have the leaders Of NJ.
Wing party assaIled him. but William c. Rra
has made him the object Of rbald denuncalion in a
dinner and stump oralons STOPPING low even as ts
silk socks. But it will not do.
On occasion has that confidence been more sisnll
displayed than in the recen, election.
The very able and scathing speech Of william II L
Roane has had It's effect in opening the eyes Of the pp
pie 10 the gross inconsistencies OF Mr. Ryes Whersy
that speech has been read, il has been attended Win
the best results. ii has been instrumental IN ayou.r,
public attention 10 the deep game which MIR RVcs val
playing, and in exposing the seishness OF his c"ndut
in his course of opposition 10 the OF Mr. f
Buren,. That effort has raised MIR. Roane high IN %.
lie estImaton-, has endeared him 10 the friends 4
sound and practical Democracy. lie is exceedingly C..
nuxious 10 the Conservatives They denouce him q Il
oil occasions There is no man living, whose posrs
lion would give them greater qualification. But the
may give their efforts. He 10 daily rising pop.
lar favor, end doubt not before twelve months "
be the most popular man in our Stale.
"All eyes have been turned upon Virginia anxioui
awaiting the result Of the election. lis influence
be fell every where, and particularly in all the Souhea
States We hope, and confidently expect, 10 thee
following the example which the Old Dominion has
we expect 10 see their citizens fockng the
OF the Northern man tcifh Southern principieS-lI
securing his certain success in the Presidential Elects
OF 1910 Where Virginia will be found on that cccss
no one can doubt Her vote will be cast for the pres
incumbent Of the Executive Chair, and se believe
on increased majority. She never vote Tor ca
the advocate Of high Tariff policy, of Bank Of "
U. ) and of en- eItravagant system of Internal i'll
provements by The Federal Government, Ncr can H
vote for Gen Harrison. He is more objections
than Mr.. Clay-dIfering with her upon oil those NJ!
sures, and principles which Virginia has ever tcis&a
10 cherish and honor. IL
sin Brunswick,the Wings have lost all thel .Eo
and many have been the tears that have been sheds
awful catastrophe. In Fairfax, We have put stop
Ball, which has hitherto defed all our most vigorous
forts TO check It's onward progress. 10 Prince GeoT
we have cleared of The Wing Heath, and The prosPse
now as gratifying as we could desire. In Sussex,
Party has become exceedingly Arstocrac, having TX
clared Tor Prince in preference to a freeman It
Prince were not most worthy and excellent fHo'
strongly devoted to the principles Of Liberty and Nc
publlcanlsm, and thoroughly Invested ofevery hinge
OF Royalty, We should be- much disposed 10 censufe
course Of our friends We have suffered much from
Hale in franklin, but where have We suffered 80
as in old Buckingham. most distressing Flood
swept that county, carrying off its
every thing priced. Even our old Wheel hoi"
who has pulled the Democratic Wagon over the HI'
for thirty odd years, has been overhrown AT last
King George, we have lost our Hooe, and 10 EllIit'
City, our Servant has been kept at home The Pa@ r.
we presume are no,o satisfied, that are in iar1
well regulated Banks. We have given the srongshH