Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17

Dem. maj l26, in the State, which will be greatly
increased when The issue is between Van Buren, and
Clay.
MISSISSIPPI AID MARYLAND.
These the only States, who yet 10 vote for
Members OF Congress. The Democrats OF Mississippi
are bold and sangune of success McNutt will be re
elected Governor The election for U S Senator takes
place at the next meeting of the Legislature The Nat
chez Free Trader meets The issue between Walker and
Premise candidates. with great spirit, and declares
that the Democracy Of Mississippi will sustain Walker
correspondent Of the Mississppian. writing from
Holly Springs closes an interesting letter as follows :
"The prospect is bright and Frightening all around us
every day brings fresh intelligence OF the onward march
of Democratic principles in this and the adjoining coun
ties You may fully assured that the news oil The
November elections will be, North Mississippi presents
an unbroken Democratic front"
Our accounts from Maryland are cheering Cor
respondent writes from Baltimore, on Saturday: BE
assured all putting our shoulders to the wheel
and have good hopes Of wheeling large sect'on OF me
maryland line intoline with their Democratic brethren
The last Baltimore Republican depicts the prospects
in the following strain:
"OUK PRosPEcrs From every part of the State our
accounts Of the probable result Of the contest ~ whch
we are engaged Of the most encouraging character
Our friends are united and active They are generally
reused BY Of the importance OF the contest ana
are resolved that Maryland shall take her stand oeede
the States Of Indiana, Tennessee and North Caroiina
ard oin the song Of triumph account OF the sue
GEES of The friends Of free principles Of equal laws
equal rights From The second district the are OF
The most gratifying nature. The manner in which Hlr
Thomas s using up Mr. Pearce is quite caution 10 AL
sophsts no pretend to complain lhe OF eVs
and refuse TO adopt any measures to remedy tnem W
Mr. election there is scarcely the shadow OF DOUBT
His majority will probably be from three 10 tive hundred
In the third District there is nothing like chow OF
opposition Mr.. Worthington will succeed oy a large
minority In that Democratic district The Wings can
moi ven make attempt raise their heads In his
disric. our prospects are highly encouraging. onr
friends rousing themselves 10 their wonteo actVy
and all that is wanted to most triumphant result
is that the Democrats of the District do their duty
This we believe they will do With regard 10 the sixth
District there is perfect certainty OF The election OF MI
Thomas by heavy majority. We have scarceiy SIN
ole doubt of carrying at least FIVE Of our candidates.
and there is reason 10 calculate upon even iag NUN
Der. =
.Wi,b these prospects before US, lei every Democrat
buckle on his armur and ully round The STANDARD Of
free principles See what other STATES nave oohe.I
about twenty thousand votes, and from having ma
orily of nearly twenty thousand against them, have
given majority Of nearly three Thousand 10 iha'ans
they have overcome me ory OF over len lhousana ana
have given a majority Of about two thousand IN
North Carolina thew have overcome q majority very
large, and have given considerable mayhiy ~. :"
Rhode Island they have reduced the wing inaJ"I.y
from upwards OF thousand 10 about ln!ee huno'eu
In Vermont they have reduced the wing majority
in one year from Eve thousand six hundred TO mere
handful il indeed they have not entirely overcome II.
Aud shalt it be said that Maryland alone' OF all ne oa
in the Union gives increase 10 the cause OF ee SUI
honest principles? II cannot be! II will not De! ouf
fr;ends here should exert themselves aud we are per
suaded they will themselves There is every hing
10 encourage them every thing to animate them. ne
crown of victory is within their reach, and they WIN
strive 10 win the prize. Then will the welkin ring
With one loud shout of triumph; filling every valley, and
ecboing along the mountains, from AroOs'ook 10 Tue
Gulf Of Flo.ida in gladstone tome
Huzsa for old Maryland
Che b,s nm, the car stone on the temple OF Democratic
,;,or;es and secured the country from the grasp OF
( bear,less spectators and soulless monopo'isls.
VIRGINIA.
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