Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13
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We are told that there is 10 be reorganization OF
parties sitting of the wheat from the chaif. This may
he so but the principles which lie at the foundation OF
this Republic, are immutabe, and no new parties can
be formed that can successfully exclude tue democratic
party-whic is now, by traud, and By hat only not in
the ascendant in this Slatc-no durable combination OF
parties be projected which curb the Democ ratio
spirit That spirit, in all its activity, strength and fer
vor alive to-day in true hearts than have ever
heen known throb since the adoption of the Federal
Constitution; and, if there is one thing, more than ano-
her to cheer and gladden. the Democracy Of the coun-
try il is the astonishing devotion Of the masses TO the
whole creed OF their party.
We believe, not only that the grosscst and most
corrupt frauds have been pepetrated, but that they
we're deliberately planned by the leaders OF cur op
ponents upon their sure conviction that they
could wrest from the people their right OF sell
government, except by iraud-by money-or by
force; or, by the JOINT influence Of fraud and money
That money aud Office would be lavlshed to pnr
chase over influential from the Democratic ranks
we stopped to question, for we KIN, what hat
been, would be- That petty frauds would be commit
ted, the prctcnce that both sides rcsored to them
there full beliefhy almost every man OF our party
that ...L Frauds .haeo Prar:
Phade phia could ever be extended throng hout choL
States, as sySft1a Of party tactics, and be aitempte,
in all their extent and enormiy IN This city Gn1 State
are tree to confess for ourselves, and to proclaim
in behalf of the charitable opinions of the Democracy
entered into their imagnatons, until after
the sitting Of the Harrisburgh Conventon-until the
gamblers had packed the cards-unt the ugglers had
far perfected their system of swindling to bet an,
amount, far back May last, that Harrison would
be elevated Jy The roc or EVERY STATE FIVE; in
other words, that the friends of Mr. Van Buren, could
not name sir STATES ,ehich would vote for him. There
Nas not Mcn-htre IS not non, any ertdcnce ot such
change IN the honest and true rotc Of tue country The
late triumphs of the Wings show themselves TO and
the people, nothing less than the results of srrPEs
pots Wholesale FRAUDS; deliberately planned, and as
deliberately carried out, without scruple and without
DELAY -
We confae ourselves to-day 10 the astounding fact
Of an increased vote in Pennsylvania of THIRTY.
FIVE THOUSAND bel,ccen the 18th md 3lst lays o.
0ctober last There is nothing false if such increase
e;ier true honest and there is but one way to
count for the returns viz that suborned voters Of the
Glrntworth tribe voted throughout the State, by pre-
concert, and organization, from three to ten times
ench they did in the third Congressional district OF
Pennsy when Tor declared TO be cected
and they did here when Mr.. Grinnell obtained the
eat to which the people have refused TO reelect him.
These things being in our belief and IN that OF
every honest man Of every party who will examine the
acts and compare the votes what is the duty of the
Democratic party Surely not 10 coapsce with any OF
the who have planned abetted such an outrage
upon Inc popular right Of free surage-not to belong
to any party-not to let rogues get under the
cloaks o! honest men, and thus hide themselves from
the wrath 10 come-not 10 turn the Democratic party
into vast crowd into which these worse than high
TO go into any of their assemblies. No! no no /.
Let as stand 10 .7rmS.
We have defeated the hordes Of corruption in this
city. We have been defeated, but NOT CONQUERED,
ont Of the city. Let us, under circumstances,
dsband. That there has been more than one Client.
worth, there cannot be doutt; and, or later,
they will reveal the truth Such deep and far-spread
ing corruption, cannot 90 undeveloped, and must
not go unnunished The guilty plotters must be
Kept at 4 distance. The Wing party has, in IFS
ranks, high-mnded and honorable men, who will
aid in bringing this whole matter to light. II there
were none such among them, all addresses to their
would be in vain; and the only way in which
honest minority ever be in the majority, is to
eoarinec honest men ofther The apparent
jorty in this State is which has existence, in
our opinion, any more than the apparent majority in
Pcnrsy lvana, The apparently increased vote; and
aay appeal to the manufacturers Of such mojorities
seould be in rain.
Beware of tile Greeks and their presents. Have no
fellowship with those who talk of new parties; but to all
such say
Each true mans hand is yet his orn,
And never shall, in friendly grasp
The hand Of such Jegsrs clasp
Standto your 1rmS
And, in The words of Jefferson,
g Harm Mr IN he nm their