Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-13

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| L;cl ,r,s orairst us in l-:M OHIO was also "'"
| r,;,st M. and ;ve NAV nov have her WIN Us
| Sotwiihstan dinp these drawbacks ~ lc""' ~, ~, ~
Buren, was elected by triumphant m"J"rty a. ,is;
then enjoy the same fortune nor, " our ''e " 49,
dp,v We shall thus dssipate the vaporihgs - ~.
| VII ,o him ar Courage, then, friends Cheeriy,
cherr,lv-Go to work with a bold manu- ana u''"y -"
heart Let each State vote for ITSELF, ana cue" ',1"
for himself independent Of all these as !. ',1r 1
depended upon herself or upon h'nise", ~.
eI ~, Ia r;n,: and thus only ascertain The fair mao
| ;,r e the votes Thus, we shall carry Maruh an
Rnre, But even if we fail in that great object,
h;,r des,;nr awaits rs We shall hereafter save Tue
| Ifninu from the Abolitioniss. we shhli save ''s
country from a monstrous moned power sun r.
down The Federal Webster dynasty winch threatens 10
ucurn the seat of Jefferson, of Madison, ana OF JACK
son. To arms then TO arms, gallant Democrats Oh
Virginia. ~ ,t
We shall carry this State trumphantly. We laugh
"a CORN the boasts and busters of VIM u Rives, VINO
= only baranruinp the Convention TO beg an office
n the hands of the Wings We despse the calculations
of the very few Wing Electors who were here last week.
with their gre imperfect elements OF caiculat'on
and nreend to claim the State. The Wings cannot carry
The STATE If our friends will do their duty, and will act
&c they ounht in this momenous crisis OF theIr
coun,ry's fate All accounts from every part OF
Virginia are cheering and bright HALIFAX WIN give
us 500 minority Meckenburg 300. letter from the
West tells us that Harrison county will give us more a
GOO The Wings cant about our losses IN Grayson ano
VIM c. Rives pretends TO frticr down our majority IN
nil Little Tennessee 10 cyper. Now what says MIR.
John Carroll the last Delegate from Grayson on the
22d uli:-
"Our mountain men make little fuss here. They are
all working men; but the day Of election, Grayson
will stand erect. Notwithstanding our delegate elect
has changed and comes out for Harrison, we nave
minority of 10 against him; but the day OF retrtbn
ton is nearly at hand. We shall show him, if lie has
not been too deeply contaminated by Wing lies, that
there is day fast approaching, which will compel h't
rs man to resign support the principles on when
! he was elected Assure MIR. Richie, that the South
western counties stand fast and the day of election
they will be found at their post Yes with the excep-
lion of few tape. dealers and petoggng lawyers, we
will all come up shoulder to shoulder and support the
only man before The people who has Republican
virtues to out aud proclaim his measures to an
enlightened community. Yes, Sir, the man that
neither read nor write, when told, forms his own OPT
nion When that formed he is not like peitIfogging
lawyers fash politicians: he stands firm and erect in
support of the glorious Constitution our forefahers
| ought and bled for.
The last Wy,he Gazette give US another cheering
sign:
sTaiic 'eemeG Of County, on Monday last At public
Van uen in this disrrct will give and have $50 10
dinner Mr. Girsy addressed the people for hour hail.
and was listened TO with the most profound attention."
/ More Letters Extract oil Il letter from fredercks
burg, 10Th inst 81 at the last Court (5th) for
Prince William, and feel great confidence, that Prince
William, Stafford, and King George, will give vote
most taroraJIe TO Democracy. In the latter | have
very strong expectations Of majority.
ETtract 0ta letter from .NaHh6irS, Oct >.
| 81 have been fortunate meeting to-day with some
90 or 80 OF my good Democratic friends, and the
mail leaves here in the morning must seaa few mo-
mcns from my company TO give you an account of
our prospect here. rejoice TO be enabled to assure
you that all is WE'LL do not know when my
4 heart has been gladdcned when | reached
the CONTIGUOUS to-day: my friends fockcd around
me, congratunting me on my return TO the conn
i " with determination 10 renan IL, and evincng
the most ardent devotion TO Republican prIncp pies
They assure me- that the never more pros
nerous in old Democratic Matthews, and that Uhe
Wing boastng 10 the contrary notwithstanding
shall give Il larger majority than have given
on any former occasion Rely upon it, the Democracy
is aroused and the right spirit prevails amongst them
here They seem determined 10 conquer die in the
defence OF the glorious principles OF the immortal JEFF
rrson. In opposition 10 The Tippecan"e Club number
ug las pormed) about 50, Democratic as;oci-
alton has been iormed-sixiy odd good aud true men
Joined the spot, and they daily adding their
number-scveral signed their names in my presence
to-day. There has been public day in the county
since the formation Of the association. The occasion
elected several able speeches from hands iii the
cause. Mr. 4. X Shepard, young gentleman Of great
p.umise made highly credtabe display. Mr.. John
J. lludgn also acquitted himself with very distm-
guished ability before the association. 1t requires
great occasions to make great You Will
therefore, be much surprised 10 learn that the pre-
sent crisis has brought Mr. lludgin out from among
the fishermen the Bay Shore and caused linn dis
tingush himself before his ellow-citizens orator
aud Iogican. Though you will not be surprised,
will doubtless be pleased 10 learn, that this gentleman
who is rendering such efficient aid to the of
truth and sound principle has until the present contest
been and decided Wing. am told, lie assigns
the most powerful and convincing for his
change. ! long TO hear him speak; and am told that
shall enjoy the qualification Saturday next There
are many other changes in the county and you NAV
rest assured shall do duty. Mr. Wise has been
+ here; and although he not replied to, (aving
sumed, usual all the day hmsclf,) graied to
learn that he made no impression upon the Democracy
and, from what hear did not much to strengthen the
faith of his party.
From Fauguer, Oct. S.-The "Democracy are mere
united in this county than have them since
30. In my humble opinion, shall reduce the Fe
dcral majority 10 something in the ncghborhood of
80"
ElEcrroSs-The States Of Pennsylvania, Ohio and
New Jersey vote this day throughout the Stale for
State officers Our friends in the first, sanguine of
success. In Ohio, they entertain hopes-In n. Jersey
they active aud decided But strong they ha We a
strong cure TO stem. The Fridays Globe has the fol-
lowing article upon the subject
"PENSsYLvASIA, SD OHIn.-In these States the cleo
ton for State officers and members of Congress takes
place next Tuesday.
1.-The Federal party aegc that their strength in Penn
sylvania will be greater November than IN October
RI We assured By friends III that State that the
reverse will be the fact The truth is, they have not
the least hope Of carrying the State and their chief ef
for, will he made next Tuesday, with the view o show
ING as large popular vote possible for effect in
other States On the other hand, there are several
strong Democratic counties, such Berks where there
~ no Federal Opposition at the State election in
quence Of which, hundreds Of the Democrats will
20 10 the polls. All these will cnme out in November
when the Democratic majority is expected to be from
! $1,000 10 $4,000.
81 Shannon hn ctcd in Ohio bn