Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-25
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We know, TOO, Mir Good to be decidedly with Mr.
Van Buren,. excep, the Sub-Treasury.
We have no doubt the same remarks apply 10 MI
Anderson, SenatGro OF B"tetourt.
With these Three accessions, the Administration side
viii have - votes, one half the House.-We look tor
ward 10 other edditions.--This is slde-As TO Mr.
h'ves. bow can he carry ma jorty between the I'm
rac'ica bic Wings and the Conservaves:-Or, how can
aNhg De elected against The Conservatives, even any
Candidate can unite all the Wings!
wan popular ority, too at The last election OF
rom oCJUa brilliant prospect OF nearly dou'
Die that number in 1910, in the great Presidential issue
We again proclaim 7lis ,ceE "Heads up Skies bright
E1srae. Of letter 10 the Editor, dated
sGRAYsoS &. Il June IL, 1880.
"alr Ewing, OF Lee county, is said TO be Wing, land
can only speak OF him from informa'ion but pledged TO
support The Administrations Ii is than probable,
think, iha, he may be set down for MIR. Rives. Col
Gfe'ver Of Smylh county, and MIR. SPOTS of Iazewell,
are both Rves men, bot firm and decided Republicans
and sincerely attached the administration OF Mr. Van
buren,. MIR. Rives out of the way, as | think he will
De, both of these gentlemen nay be counted for The
Democratic candidate. Col. Carroll, OF this county IS
as VecIdedy Administration ns any man IN the Stae-
be VIII De shot for The Republican candidate
Otherwise he deceives all here. Mr. Smith, OF Rus
sell. understand and believe, has said he would vote
Tor Mr.. Rives If has constituents desired Il; otherwise
ne is certainly with US There is not Wing elected
f"n Little Tennessee except MIR Ewing, and have
my doubts whether he is one. | concur With you fully
-se have indeed schieved most glorious victory IN
The State and all will suSely be right next winter The
i;.ents of Democracy in the South and else where
not but rejoice al the RESULT and considering the ring
sesked and striped party against whom we had TO bal
lie, may ourselves be proud Of the achieve ment-
10 cheat and deceive the honest and unsuspectng yeo
many Of the country, Foderals,s found in all
quarters assuming the OF Republican, and insist
Ing ,ha, Mty the genuine disciples OF Jeiferson
and il required frequently al! energy IL strip them
Of their nask-res wolves in Sleeps clothing, asking
herd The Republican flock, only to afford them better
OPPORTUNITY 10 de your them Mr.. Van Borens MAORI
IL will be greatly increased in the South west; and lei
Tie election between him and MIR. Clay come when ii
may. ,h- Wings will find Mr. Clay vote mnch less 10
LrlIe Tennessee than that given Tor The hite aho
Harrison ticket.
The R Wing begins 10 unmask-lt reproves The
l. Amer can for bringing Gen. Scott forward al inns
lime, and declares that Mr. Clay must now be the man.
II Proposes last its plan OF organlzation-lti 49, mat
Inc Wings should meet at their county Courthouse,
AND choose twenty representatives, one Tor each
Congressional District, 10 attend al HARRISBURG Two
more be appointed 10 ill up The number Of twenty
thee, (ha being The number of electors 10 which Vr-
gina IS entitled These Two, if no better mode can be
suggested and objection be made will De chosen BY
we Central Wing Committee at Rchmond-He hope
mat these suggestions will meet the appreciation OF our
poica iriendsand il they do, that they Will proceed
a he August Courts 10 execute them Very great So
eilute felt abroad 10 know if Virginia means 10 CO.
operate IN the measure, and hope that IN August the
a'gs will, by their acts, reply in The affirmative.
30 much The better! And now the R. Wing will see
ue utter desperation Of its cause. In vain lis efforts to
Keep up It's own sprits-and attempts to support the
cropping spirits of its followers II will all do
virginia viii never vote for la'itudinous Construction.