Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-24
RICHMOND, Va, TUESDAY, MARCH n
4DTIcES from he Counties

M We have on file, and shall bring out as soon as
possible, the proceedings OF princSSs Annc SoIolH
&c lin this last county, our party seems admirably
organised and We must succecd)
aTruth shall appear in reply to "stattord, IN the
Whiu II controverts and rctutes all the important
propositions Of the Wing correspondent "Iruth al
trms that he has not heard solitary Wing of intel
I;prnc. and candor calculate with any confidence on
the election of Major Brooke, Uhe Wing cand!dnte,)
and that lin November there IS far less chance OF
their success because We shall be saved from the
swurms of foreign Wing votes which are annually given
al our elections, &c.
From tauquitr, uarch q.
notwithstanding the hurrahs OF the Wings, we nope
to redeem old Fauquer next November know OF
many cl,angcs-n in our favor Gtre the People tight,
| AND ALL WILL Bf WELL
(And this will be in spite of the gcandalous souri,
INV Of the .sHarrenton Timca and the harangucs
III. Slangwhanger Electors CPendleton and Janncy)
who threaten hunt in Fauquer in couples)
From King !. Queen.
sYou may rely upon it, the Democracy IN this coun-
" are not idle; they up und ADDING The means
resorted to by the Wings have aroused the sleeping
Democrats. They coming forth in power; and the
ser SEER III tafl tat the coming elections have ne
ing from house 10 house, and distributing the Yeo-
man.
Trom SpOhSPrana.
II hear cheering from the county even here,
fredericksburg there have been changes Tor u, aud
against us
From Russell County, March IS.
awe have only two candidates in this county, for
the FL. of Delegatcs.-Georgc COwan, (Van Buren,,
ana Col. H. Gray, (inrrison Mr.. Cownn is certain
TO be elected By considerable majority. Have no
fears about Little Tennessee She will give Martin
Van Buren, overwhelming majority in November
next. In this county, am very certain that Harrison
will not receive more than 80 votes.
From Southampton, -Narch 10.
ain the coming election, have no fears, unless The
tactics Of The Hhi@S ShoHid taN their OppoRcns
ntui security Last Spring, they Toasted much, talked
much, and assisted by their Congressional candidate,
seemed like carrying the county ~ storm. The scene
is changed. Their candidate is candidutet-
though they have resolved TO seaport hm!!! They may
hope TO accomplish by surprise, what they could not c
feet by storm. = People of Southampton be on your
gnard .i'oa@c, md sEEr anahc! Your country
qurrs every to be at his post These are indeed
''ihe times that try men 5 souls
Dnriddic.
The friends of Vaughan are sangune of his success
and surely if ever there time, when it becomes
all our friends TO preserve undivided and unbroken
front in the support of the Republican candidate, now
the time. i: there be Republican in Dinwddc who
would have preferred some other canddae-f there be
man among them, who may have taken UP the slight
est prejudice against Mr.. Vaughan; we respectfully
ask him, this the ti:e 10 indulge any such feeling
The vote Of single voter may decide The election III
Dnwddie-rhe vote of Dnwidc alone mi Iht possibly
decide the vote of the next Legislature. Is this time
principles and the hazard of iniurinr our countrv
When We vote for candidate, vote for who
agrees with rs i'll politics; not whom prefer
man.At crisis SO biz with the interests oil
try, ought to look to principles aonewe ought
Ia look 10 country, and not to our kin The
issue is between Van Buren, and Harrson-N aughan
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, who goes for Van Buren, |
and the States Rights principles Of Virginia; Whit
worth who goes for Harrison, and his Federal princi
pes-ior Harrison, who does not entertain great
III,
unite We shall succced--Divde, and we shall be de-
lcaicd. Let motto then be- MAN, harmOaY, self
dcna, coacrSSi"nerrry Mng for the cause, nothing far
4lbcnaric
We are proud 10 learn that The Democracy Of this
county d" battle. a Correspondent writes US,
that from several sections of the county, he has heard
the most flattering accounts We lay before our
readers the proceedings of the meeting at Porters Pre-
cinc They ,5th-and they recon-
mend Randolph and Gordon the candidates But
if TINS Convention do not meet, then it is TO be hoped
party will meet in all their strength OH next Abe
marie Court day. for the purpose of bringing ont their
strongest men, and of rayng upon them with all their
force
From nccLicnJ9rg, .Marca 81
lie picbad Wing, oiias Federal Abolition party
have pisted their flg and using all manner oil
mcansto deceive the unsuspcctng and honest woman
~ Of o. country and therefore becomes the duty of
everyRepubcan and patriot TO be his post exertng
VI Hllue1lcc lie NAV possess
Old lcckcnhurg stands firm. Whilst have heard of
scvch late Wings who refuse 10 support the sold
Crazy, have not heard of one deserving Democrat
in lis county. The Wings are bitter and invcterate
agaist Goode; hut he will think from present pros
pec9 be returned eldest"
THE KEY STONE sTArE-ERgcr. :
frnAor Of n ienfr from Mrrisbrg .Narch 81.
4 Pennsylvania, the good old wei! tried "Kry I
Sts of the Arch, the political horizon is clear and q
nnpnded; the Democratic State Convention having
haily, by wise and udicous system of measures .