Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17

wrong by giving him hearty support at the ersu:ne
election Mr.. Rires though suspected by many, then
professcd to differ with Mr.. Van Buren, only on the
pedency of the Independent Treasury bill He
going the whole breadth of the horizon against h'a.
The Wings, who abhorrcd and condemned ,i,s
name, now laud;ng him TO the skies. The hard
sentence of eternal pcrdition, pronounced against him
b. the Oracle of the Federal party has been revoke
and his pardon is complete that he is not
CURED to rxpatc his atrocios crimes, by suffering The
shortest period of Roman Catholic Purgatory.
The party lines are now distinctly drawn. Each
candidate reflects the principles and OF his
party Col Samncls IS the firm and consistent supporter
of Mr. Van Buren, administration His principles
those of the great Republican party. He IS st:ict
consiruconist of the Constitutiuu State Rights Re-
publican Of 81, anti National Bank, anti Tariff for pro-
lection, anti-lntrrnal Improvement by the General
Government Capt. Corbin is the opponent Of Sir
Van Burcns reelection, and in favor OF Gen Har.,-
son. who Fedrralist Of the Adams school, in favor
OF high Tariff and National Bank, aud if .tbD-
tonlst, the candidate of that party and certainly
speedy eih"nci pation,st. While | cheeruiy award -
Capt. Corbin that urbanty of manners and hcacvocncs
and generosity OF heart TO which he is entitled, d. b.
eve MS political principles to be Objectionable - the
Republican party rs those of any other in the
ty He is the unstr"puto"s s"pporter of the renegade
RircS. Republicans Of Caroline! Can you hesitate n
a choice between two such candidates. In voting for
Col Samucis you VIII sns!ain the good in winch
yoar present wise Chef Magistrate in conjunction
with the great Republican party, is embarked liz
election will add another impulse TO the unprecedented
riunpES, which this achieving in ever STATE
IN the Ua:on But must admonish you, that or
ponents active, slccplcss vIgllant. They ha"4
every thing 10 .an and nothing to lose They al
ready marshal!ng their forces and preparing for the
contest Ever inn and every village is cchoIng NJ.
teir hnaslings and Authorizations. They making
desperate, and, believe expiring effort We, to,
must prepar. Tor the contest Orr candidate must ic
aided by all fair and honorable means. feel stu:.g
presentIment, that If We do duty tins Spc:a-,
Their Wig will not represent this county for Tie next
five years, if again Shall we, then, lose -.
portant an advantage We will not. Pubic doc&-
nens and speeches should be circulated for the info
nation of those who do not read newspapers An cl,
Enquirer and other Republican, papers. Let eve
for the result Of the contest. And whatever COURSE:
Opposition may pursue, our party should conduct IT,
canvass in an honorable and manly way. \ TO,
cause can succeed without the aid of unfair and ShJ.
norabe efforts Truth, when fairly presented achiey,
IT'S own victory. We have, ] believe, a decided M
iority in this county. But no false confidence shou!.
beray into Incidence and indifference. Col SimuetS,
if elected, may decide the election of two L. $. Sem
TORS winter. Let every voter, then, determine
90 the polls on the day OF the election. The right
of suffrage con,'rs privilege, which every freeman
should be proud to exercise.
Republicans Of Caroline Let vigilance, and
tvity and harmony characterize all your proceeding
We have good cause; and if we discharge our duly
to ourselves, to country, and to poscrty, decide
victory will our efforts. MONITOR
March 9, lc4O.