Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-10

This mon ter uhc 3a'k of the un'tea o'apsJ ""'en
is the precu sor Of destruction to our iort''s ~"
dead but sic pelh u" We have lfesioeh', VIM - u'
10 the danger o raising up such an INSTITUTION uueI e
rsn;cc. of nc General overnnent: utterly hostile 10
onv interference with The institution VI slavery IN 'e
Southern State; who has always been the aaY"cae VI
Republican prircipies from his first entrance mo 'e
Senate Of New YORK, il 1872; firm supporter OF the
Constitution: and unwave!ing supporter oi southern
rights And yet strange TO tell lac has incurred me u'
ceasinp hostility al the Federal party III the S"nth, no"
called Wings. "Naues things, and potent ,h'ngs
too was remark made by distinguished " t's Il"
Virginia. ,,o
Let me here obscrye that what ! have said OF INC
merchants is moi designed 10 cast any rehec'oh u".'
them. believe them 10 be as pure as any class g, nv
in our community. Bot they ore men, ana 'lks al
others will be led perhaps unconscIousy, by 'iF ~
terest They think paper currency 'ha' WIZ e'
all over the Union is conprn,rhcr 70 tieH' ~ '"'
secuiion OF lhe. trade and tln Tei're they aoFo1" "
generally.
Hay,mu cpacayored in a very imperfect manner, |
fear 10 excite Your earnest gttcn"n 10 our present con
dlun, and the prospect before us, VIII now ''ne "e
liberty my Republican brethren TO invite your GU 'P
ration in The approaching election. ~ ever VIZ '"se
MIR I;bpri;es i, will be by apathy and inoideicncc
in the exercise Cf the important Junction wh'ch we
the people have act in The Cover nmeht-'hs "gnt
of suffrage Permit me 10 say We should sacHAce 1'
personal considerations the altar at our county III
The pesent STATE of our political affairs, we sbond es'
pecialy gua:d against any who has moi been steady
and uniform friend to Republican principles Lei US
have no mushroom politician, that is here 10 Gay ana
gone uorrow-None that has the pol'icaI COZ"
pass IN pursuit of power and is ready TO turn when lhe
wind changes Such may serve themselves OUT DOL Inc
people.
Ii is probable that those distance may not be &C
uuainied with The course pursued in the pending eiec'
ton by the county Of Cumberland | will give il, as
well as my memory serves me. At October Court a
meeting Of The Republicans "as called, IN lhe Inu''
house, and others supposed Tor The purpose III III
ninatng delegates Ia Cnnvcnii"n 10 be heiu d. CT"
PIN Etua Ihuusp ]
to confer with others from the other counties, ana l"
nominate candidate who sight unite the vote o! tie
Republicans in the district insead OF THIS, PROPOSE
ton was submitted and carried 10 appoint committee
TO report meeting to be held at November C"ht III
favor of n nomination to be made by this committee,
without concert with the other counties oil lhe disf'ct
This committee made their report IN favor o Inc n"m'
nation Of AIR Daniel A Wilson, OF Cumberland. III was
laid before the meeting Of Republicans at November
Court, aud rejected set Of resolutions was then
nd ,ped requesting the other counties in the DISTRICT to
appoint delegates Convention To be held at Prince
Edward January Court, where il was confidently ex'
pected lhata candidate might be selected who would be
agreeable to the wishes of the whole district and secure
the ration Of The Republican party liseens, how
ever from information have received, that the large
and respectable county of Buckingham held no meeting
at their December Court, which gives some ground oil
apprehension that the Republicans Of that county d. no,
design participate in the proposed nomination at Prince
Edward January Court May we be yet allowed to hope,
that such meeting will be held at Buckingham January
Court which vii be in time?
Under all these circumstances and in this evcnu
period o! political history, is asking loo much {"
our present worthy and faithful representative, Mr. Jas
W. Boudin, that he will suffer himself 10 be pun IN no
minalon The Convention TO be held at Prince Edward
January Court. | know 1 represent the wishes OF
many that if it is not too much al war with his own
views and interests, he will make this sacrifice
| believe it will be The means of siienclng opp"s
ton with all that are true 10 the good cause and
that he will have more general support ihnB any
other man belonging TO the district If we shall be
SO fortunate obtain tender Of his services may We
ask tha, he " Il signify i, to some one who can coihu
mic lie j, 10 the Convention? know he has been writ
ten TO upon the subject In The hope that this appeal
him. web The district generally may be successful
subscribe myself.
A TlLLER OF THE EARTH.
December 2Gih, ISIS.