Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-13

for The last years have exerted every their
candidate but have proved unsuccessful, Does he not
know, that The Wings have tried The three last con
tests their very strongest men, and have supported them
almost to man? II he does, why then this cant about
"apathy aud wan, of union He asks if they have not
gained ground since the last election? Now, let
reason he has 10 suppose there has been acquisition
to the Wing strength Have any Of the Republicans of
Lunenburg become dspleased al the Of their Re-
presenave and allied themselves to the Wings? Not
whisper OF disapprobation is heard Have the Conser
vHlIves in that county contributed TO swell the Wing
fo1ces give il the opinion of one Of the most in.
fuenal Wings of that county, that erc is not C0aser
ratre 10 tc tomnd in Luncnbu'g
Why thea does d. I. conclude, that the numbers of
his party IN this good Democratic county haze been
augmented oil late: Is il because the Wings of The LIE.
gisature have demonstrated nconIestaby the coun.
try that they consider principle subordinate to poiicy-
Is teeause they aromed their object in suppnrtine Mr.
Hires to be the at orerthr0ao Of Democracu in Frgniao
Or did the consistency OF the Wing organ in Richmond
furnish jewel Tor their sdmraton: 1t certainly must
be some Of these things, which has multiplied the Whgs
OF Lunenhurg; for these emphntcuV the unriraled
beauties of Wh,ggery exhibited the present day
The worthy correspondent of the Whg to think
that personal popularity has been mighty instrument
in electng Democratic candidate. Cannot he parade
Wing WHO has personal popularity too Is il possible
that party claiming all the decency and sense of tie
country cannot select of their who is personally
popular Now is II not notorious fact, that the Wings
have always had q candidate who was personally popu
lar sometimes too The shers Of the county who have
spent coic gears releciionecrng: And yet Mr. Editor
with all these facts staring him in the face d. T. would
have the country believe, hnt Modern Wing girt about
with all his principles oil policy would BE- fair exponent
of the political tenets OF the people of Lunenburg
The pathetic part Of his address to be aimed at
MIR. +, (and it would not take prophet to divine who
he means by Mr. F) whose silence in times Of election,
initiates very seriously against the OF Wing prn-
cirrs He means, dare say, to insnuae if MIR. F.
would but throw his wegh OF influence into the Wig
scale. that Lunsnburg would Witness Wing triumph
Now this is merely supPoslrion, and supposon,
too, which familiar acqualu with The facts, with
which stands connected would prove faacious
Has not Lunenbug been found in the two last Congress
sional contests giving decided majority to Demo,
the District, that has not $50 speak, moved heaven
and earth to defeat Gen. Dromgoole; Has not even
Mr. F. used his influence agains, him. And yet find
friends. d. I says good deal about "corruplion ~
ranny. Loco Focolsm, nc (words familiar TO the read
ers Of the Richmond Nhig,) which is fair specimen
Of that empty defamation which the Wings ever
ready palm upon the public for oratory. have no
doub but that il will have that force with the people of
Lunenburg 10 which lis merits entte it.
In conclusion, ID Il. dominates q Wing candidate,
who have doubt will receive the Wing vote and
that alone But assured, Mr. Editor, that the De-
mocra,s Of Lunenburg will show TO the country on the
4h Thursday in May that they and will subdue the
self styled Wings. That day will show D. T. aud his
Wing brethren that they have "counted without their
host The Republicans of Lunenburc too intelligent
10 be taken in by the trick Of The ''po'icy party
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