Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-17

f. wihdra g. and has mhde efforts 10 dn so. lie has told
the Wings mean III. uras-thht he cannot represent
thsm II r!tc:,G; but they protest against his dong SO,
L,raus. he would leave them without candlJale and
wiLoul e TO Sc lrct enc, and they pledge tie nselves
| 10 support him. as IAN lndtpe;crn' candidate lie
truth 49, they wish 10 avail The IlSt'ts OF his personal
Strength and il elected, will claim ms ci c:"n as wing
ttjumpb aiaJk H-Several times IN his speech on ga.
tu;dav he invited The Wings 10 bring out candidate
and suld lie was ready withdraw. tie paused To see
II they were so disposed ii nLy move had been maze
by M liz would instantly have abandoned the contest
hut they knew as Wing paTty proper they have no
snnari aud the opposition to The Administration has
dwiEced duw TO a mere personal opposition VI tins
you may be assured when tell you that there are only
40 in the whole county, who can be induced 10 say 'ry
will support Clay or Harrison; and yet THIS IS called
Wing county =!
The slang from If0rgan and Hampshire, in Wrdnes
days Whig Oiiseited and exposed by the letter from
inches'rr, which lay before our readers. 1t
is from one who has The best means CT niormatlon-
We rely confidently upon his assurances, both public
and private In fact the strongest part OF the letter We
publish strictly prirateBui, as the Morgan says
Mus IeIrOnS.
Extract Of q later from UinrheStsr .H0y II 1929
CHEERING SIGNS!
"Thus far in The progress Of the canvass, we can see
no developments not decidedly favorable TO cur success
The calculations heretofore found in the Enquirer.
are confident must be realized suppOsing proper effort
made to have voters at the polls On this, can
very fully rely, the unparalleled Efforts by The Wings
and Conservatives have created spirit OF resist nee that
will PROSTATE their III founded preensions On Ihhrs
day Jour rrgmenta parade day. Winchester was crowd
ed with the citizens Of The county and the result Of the
i'm pre- sson upon their minds by candidates
/ ~ way favorable Yesterday The parade day in
New TGwn-An immense collection Of the people,
were successfully addressed by Mfssrs Lucas md Bar
! ton and Messrs Byrd and Sherrard The impression
made in our favor was decided and ffeclua though in
! Mr. Barton precinct The Wings fail IN keeping
up the alarm about The Sub Treasury, which sinks with
the people into trle compared with other great ques
lions stake Sherrad is going openly It'll the Wings,
ndlng for his election upon their support and IN hs
fit Of COnSerratUe mGdIcSS is sacrificing The bright
laurcls he has heretofore won IN battling against them,
as The former champion Of the Republican cause and
yet strange say he still calls himself Republican, and
asks for Republican sustain him in his crusade
against Republican success! few others may 90 with
him; bu! The people firm, and friends resolved
that we viii not thus be imposed upon. With all this
suserrienry The Wings Sherrad aud his Conservative
Land are sample enough to believe, presume, that IT
they thus secure a ma jority for the Wings in the
next Assembly, they Uhe Whgs) will elect MIR. Rves.
They thus duped and seek TO impose UPON the pub
lie; but their d.ngs understood and we trust will
be defeated. Though the vote will thus be close, we
consider the election of Messs Byrd and Baker
Lucas election is safe by handsome majority, and
equally sac candidates in Hampshire and Morgan.
Lucas fact demoIishing Barton in the district, and
in every way proves giant against him. Ills majority
will lie larger greatly Than expected. Sherrard -
killing himself dead door nail. lie can never re
cover from The IT, Of violence he has committed upon
himself"
Er,ract IF keittr ti0m Sponsy'ra0ia, May l3
81 have read piece (conImunIcarfd) in the Virginia
Herald Of Saturday. by An Witness protesting TO
give correct outline oil Col Bankss speech here on
Monday (Sputisylrania court day. and MIR. Siauga'
ler's reply. also eye witness, and heard both
gentlemen and came 10 quite different conclusion
Indeed generally admitted By all UMPIRE JUDGED per-
sons both friend and ice, and Of Them had known
Col Is. for years that o! his happest efforts
He spoke for than twO hours, and during the whole
Of The he enlisted the co'e attention of almost every
he court green; and there were many who before
he nlrnCed wavering and UNDETERMINED, but
when he had concluded, good and full converts
and ready offer him the right hand # fellowship The
Colonel has made many friends in this county, and the
friends Of Slaughter have almost entirely despared. II
will think. far this county is concerned. he an
even Slaughters majority last year was l23.
E1trart of letter from The East Nay I3.-"The re
suit E,zubeth City said 10 be doubu-I consider
Servant secure in his re election, however.
Frcm Buckingham {. r., .N0y, Is. 1880.
"l the people be brought TO the polls all will be