Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-24

r.pd .rdss Of Democracy fast gaining ground, ano
a,s no,her wear passes Of these States we may
see the right sentiment triumphant, WIN Mafnh -"
Buren, for the leader. New York has spoken parry,
hnt that voice is omnous OF the course that Stale WI"
pursue in 1910 New Jersey is whiting under 'he
shackes fastened by this all grasping power bn NOPE
and trust Justice will be meted TO her Representatives,
which if not done by Congress at The ensuing
will be demanded by her invpcble Democracy IN
Of thunder at the Presidential election. fthhSy c.
what shall say Of her? She needs no c"n''"en'. @
has yielded, and firm and unyieiding no hei n
mute men, she will respond 10 The general voice.
"My fellow States come or; in the hour OF neeu W"
mol be found waning" Little Delaware, iee!ing "n
aversion TO her old msxims, has determined 70 Wy o
present able rulers; and may she never ~e'er:
rucked by internal commotions ana dissehsions' So.
erec; in brpbt antcjpa,iun Of the great contest ""
ca,,l;n. de1,nrrp,.d for while, hnt iaTsofy gloom
had shaded her cuuntenarce Tie siighl hPiess'u,
has been renewed and again she STANDS 'eauy ia
hund in hand with the ci.iers N Democracy ny
long lost South Carolina has at last fene"su h"1 shIs
where she can sufey moor her vessel ana WIN nsi ao
hsImsnsn will irin in with the only true 'equa fgn's
ana equal privileges party Georgia mas
RIGHTS: but wien that party so nearly aFpr"Sin'u 60 ~
our sentiments we have nothing TO isar-ceiiaihly an
10 hone for Alabama Tennessee, Missouri lncinna i
nois Ohio Michigan, are true as ever. IN 'h,'e u '
Sstes-yiz: Tennessee Indiana and Ohlo-the summer
90, has entirely routed the opposition They cannot con-
ceve The result them appears (apparenlly) to'a'y
inpxuIlc.ba The yromanry If the land have sp"Seh'
thy have shown the world that there yet exists Pat,
,oism and virtue enough in her sons 10 give US s"ano
and wholesome laws faithful and trustworthy servants
such as are willing 10 risk their all IN giving 10 our
country, The name Of on enterprsing, Tree, ehign'
rned and honest nation After oil these praisewoFny
examples, wha, will Maryland deg My heart throeS
with anticipation. may perhaps expect 100 h'nI"'
bowed dawn as she has bren for these many years y
an inouious pnrly. Her sons cannot TAI 10 perceive
The rash measures entered into by the opposition 10 lne
common weliate) country. HI. merchants are al pre-
sent in the city Of Baltimore. taxed beyond ell
charges know instances v here The tax IS inhicled
four times The amount ina, the custom WIN our
Democratic corporation Yet so far The merchants pave
said nothing They n.ed with the Pnriy' ana care
not, Blu, they feel it, aud will continue to feei H. uhh
change Of rulers iskss place These are not zoe nsse
lions; they are easily 10 be Let every merchant
look al his tax bill hat amount is represented ano oy
whom rcprespn,cd? Certainly not BY themselves, as
formerly. bot by individuals no have better right 10
Judge. Blu, these things are wanting for that party;
they must have money. and that IN abundance, too
In view of all these things then, can there he doubt
Of the result; Mary land will am convinced increase
her for the riormng Democratic party, and oid
Baltimore will entfenc herself her old POSITION n"o
asserting those principles which have red"unded so uch
10 her glory ard happiness Ia her community, ~ over
throwing The hoaed mass Of corrupt Whiggery
And she rwGrer;
Ard mny the Loud slre Ler,
II sho refuses 10 stuud.