Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03
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HANOVER.

HANOVER.
Never has any county endured more convulsve
STRUGGLES than old Hanover Democratic TO the bone,
her situation near the Wing City of Richmond, has
made her a constant theatre for the Vaccinations OF
her enemies Year after year, have the carriages oil the
Richmond arsocracy conveyed hordrs o voters 10 Cole
lIarbor-ycs, conveyed men whom the owners OF The
very carriages in which they rode would scarcely speak
to-convcycd men, who had never been asked even 10
enter the doors of their hnd purvryors, and whom the
palnpercd mcnals on the coach box characterized as
''poor white folks" Aud "poor indeed they were,
poor in poverty which even the poorest OF the real
voters Of Hanover would scorn 10 own: they Tfrc po0r
IN spirt By these, and such these have the De-
mocrars Of Hanover been kept constantly on the alert
and TO these and such as these have the Democrats of
Hanover gwen repeated, and yet TO BE- reiterated de-
icats.
This is critical pcriol-Ncvcr have the enemies of
Democracy made more united a vigorous effort
to suhvcri the principles of creed OF all sects,
Sorts and conditions of men, blended mass rush
together against us-Tarf men and Bank men, Aboli-
tionsts and Anal gamalionists "Tray Blanche and
Sweetheart, little dogs and big, all bark at us THIS
i. the time when Democrats should grd Oh their ar
NOR and 20 forth 10 conquer.
The people Of Hanover have several times honorcd
Col VIM I.arkin White with their conference.-the IS
n Democrat indeed-in the Legislature never wasting
its precious time never consuming the public money
in idle debate he is always al his poslls vote ntu
encrd BY sound discretion and due Difference 10 the
will orls constituents, fails to tell. Col White,
much as he talks out of doors, when he III the Legs
Iare says nothing except what is absolutely necessary
he makes no attempt AT display He goes there TO adj
vance the interests ohls constituents, not 10 help HIM
self either by teeding his raniiy, or his pocEct.
Who is Col White ) opponent, Is he his superior
in talents, Is he shrcwdcr man: is he better De
mocrat: Let the voters of Hanover ask themselves
these qrleslons-thcy give them the most fitting
answer Ii is useless at this stage of the Presidential
canvass TO present TO you the claims advanced by the
respective candidates. Every child knows, that Van
Bnrcn is the candidate Of Democracy; Harrison of
Whiseery and Federalism Every man knows what
Democracy means; every man knows what Federalism
UMggery rs not so easily dcfntd. The voters
of Hanover knoU e issues, The Uhg and lis IacEdi 10
the contrary Notwithstanding If, then, firmly
believe the cOnnty Of Hanover Democratic, let her
inhabitants speak forth the voice Of Democracy; let
every man 90 the polls, and far he can, prevent
the influence offoregn sutrages The contest close,
the results are important, the principles we have 50 long
struggled 10 maintain in danger The vote OF SIN
ole county NAV decide the character Of the Legislature
Let the Democrats then do their duty. They have a
cunning and n desperate adversary. Let them meet
him carlessly, and he will fall before them. This is
no ordinary occasion Unusual means, efforts hitherto
unknown are made storm the citadel Of Democracy.
Our enemies have yielded all their mutual animostics
to join in the great attack upon our principles Let,
then every man who is Democrat forget every thing
but his Democracy. On this occasion let personal
feeling operate upon yon and when You give your vote
remember that perhaps that single word depends
the fate of the time lonored principles of Old Nrg mia