Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-27

y J-pon her Dcnioei"e. ~, ~ N. I:,:. :,
tx md energy that will call for the admiration o.
inness ", s.snd ef freedom: May their principles be
f5sN uT' IN, shores of the Atlantic TO the PacIhc
slsia'n,0 C,oke of Norfolk. The City OF Richmond:
.! 20, N all, save its pelItics
pt.sAi,' nhr Brown A. A. Chapman of Monroe-the
REPRESENTATIVE, the pure Democrat May 'fs'ha
abe m ~ ho, for his valuable services
,euara M,srtt. The Union: Assaed by tanaticism,
By A.,fs,v on the patriotism of the people
1 nrrs'Sn S Poore. The Democracy of Richmond:
BY "nm"mbcr-but determined in spirit.
Few II C,voen,er, Jr. Martin Van Buren, and James
b S,k The Democracy of the Union cannot but trI-
M M nnder Aag 50 glorious
y! ~ Of the true faith: May they ere it is too
once ,le snarcs of the wiley enemy, and return
ar anccn shee pfold-a all except the Little Ex-
70 taef a"''"
PlnsT'; uaskins Henry Clay: ldolised by those who
D. man worship. caresSed and kissed by The iaoies,
,,,ed by the boys, even the locomotives "h's'iea ms
coming ,yh;,o William c. Riycs: Recently
D! h,d leader Of Democracy, but now an lnglo-
d>''" sr,.r from the ranks of the Administration
Io" nloned his flag in the enemys camp, under the
ne -. nretext of opposition to the Sub Treasury
w. bs he permitted to remain IN retirement IN inc
NAY Castle Hill, until he makes full atonement for
h. Shameful apos,aey. H.. r;.,, g Castle
X, y H. mask is of May he live in relremento long
' a.,,b 10 repent Of his Guplicty
en- Burwcl! of c. Harry of the West, being an
.. <,auan was cast overheard by the Eastern
",o' j @ Adams D.
ne John II. Bosher The nomination OF NJ !, an Du-
y. President. and J. h. Polk Vice President by
=" T,rinia Convention May it be sanctioned by the
pnle ofthe United States.
D.. 1ohn Womble Ny native county: The Isle OF
a. !btor true Democratic principles, she Is the folar
Ga, Of Va.
r. Dr.. TAYLOR ofM. Wing arithmetcians; Beware,
! ;,emen how YOU work your sums by lhe RUE OF
s,sr. lest the November elections should force you 70
.,rja new edition of your work to the press, altered
,,t .brdged.
M Nm II. Dickinson. Martin Van Buren,, our
Chief Magistrate No danger of his reelection,
.sle Democracy Us the order OF the day
n, lanes G. Bosher. Thomas Jefferson and James
p virginia 5 brightest Jewels: May the doctrines
-rch they promulgated, be ever bright IN the memo
NV Cnr,t John Tyler the Nominee of the Harris
-: =: conyeution for the Vice Presidency A political
O.s ,,,,,c-always ready TO throw himself into the
of auy and every unprncipled rake, who will pay
: him highest e a.
p1Ds. the foundation OF Democracy-the Education
:. Ss people. the safeguard of its liberty.
D. YIN Tod The nine Committees of the Wing
tss"'' Fan What rea, doth this Cesar feed
Thai h, j. grown great.
y. YIN II Dickinson. May the Yeomanry of this
..r America maintain their rights, and never sur
s5r ,brm 10 the ArStocracy or the enemies OF their
common country :.
n, Can, Burwel jenkins. The Democracy OF the
-: : Richmond Though small in number, they are
s,m a. The Democracy of the fields and mountains.
Pc T McMulen Martin Van Buren, for next
= p.os;5sut and James h Polk for Vice President: For
s Ticket; the People Of "LIttle Tennessee will give
stronger vote than any district in Virg inia in the
- NEXT Election
Removal Of Deposites Force Bill and Proclamation
man. He saws he has not changed any OF has princ-
Mo-, Oh consistency, thou art jewel.
Re- J,mes T. Mcdowell Our Constitutions, State
ana Federal-the title deeds Of observation-disclosures
and ylrlue the only arms that can defend them
b. James VI Smith of King George. Hiram A.
Gpeyer, distinguished son of the Southwest: HIS
motives will be properly appreciated BY those who Sc
,.d MN as their represcntatve-the friend OF Rives
50 long as friend Of the Administration, an enemy
when not.
b. T. j. Randolph of Albemarle. The Democratic
,,,;y Of the CITY OF Richmond and county Of Henrco:
lnTed bv power unseduced BY the promptings ofselt
interest stern and unyelding in their principles and
uainchng in their devotion to the great cause.
b James Z Mcdowell. Virginia, the mother Of
SAFES and Of Statesmen: On past occasions she has
manifested her devotion to Republican Principles-in
time 70 come she will prove equally true.
Bva Guest The Richmond Wing; In 81, manu-
MISSION was its ba,c.cry-in 40, it damns the men
whom il then snothcred with its praise Consistent
and generous Richmond Wing
BIZ William Wallace. The principles of Democracy
belong 10 the highest order of intellectual attainment:
lis the most distinguished and none more con-
s. splcuous than the author Of Christianity.
b Benjamin B. K. Barker, of Henrco. Hon. VIM.
l. Roane, the worthy descendant of the immortal
Henry Long may Virginia be represented in the Sc.
ua,e Of the | States BY one SO amabe IN the social
relations Of l.r and SO pure and exalted in political
principles
b. Tleophlus Fisk of Portsmouth,, Va. Democratic
principles Equal rights impartial laws, universal sut-
,age and universal education.
By Clement White John C. Calhoun The most
distinguished son Of the South-ie has yielded to the
conviction OF truth and Justice, and is giving cordial
and efficient support to an honest and eng htcned Ad-
u.asraon-May the Democracy, one and ALL greet
him. Well done, thou good and faithful servant
By John Lynch, Virginia, although stricken down
b combined faction, by base deserton Of pretended
trends, in the election Of Senator and Governor,
Will arse Ike the pIrnix from her ashes and hurl the
Arnold traitors who sold her for office, from their usurP
ed authority.
By G. Hall. VIM O. Goodc of Mecklenburg A
worthy and good It's true he got a leet!e
warped by the supposed tangling of the yarn in the
reclamation: but he was prudent enough to have 1t
ta!lnseG by the Viruous yeomanry OF his county
'iay henct!nrth remain III smooth ball.
By VI Howell Of the II of ID. May the Republican
y succeed IN the present contest and put an end to
modern Nmggery. May the State Right Wings be
convinced and return again to the fold of Democracy
bsJ Prince Of II. of d. John Y. Mason: Re-
publican Of The old schoolVirginia will never desert
son, who has ever sustained her interests.
by Guest. The Hon. Benjamin Tappan of Ohio,
"n.'rou contrast with the despicable fanatic Tap
pan Of the North
LOOK here uion this picture then on this"
;, Jug counterfeit lrcsen,mcnt of two brothers,
DIV ID Quares. William Henry Harrison: May
e grass grow in the streets of Norfolk and Charles
On before he is President of the United States
BY an invited Guest. The People Of Virginia: In
s elections OF l>lo they will, at The polls, teach Mr.
HNtS 'rw Conservatism by taking of themselves
s''sa from s"ch friend, THEY rW take care OF
tarf warrji,d enemies
BY VIM Il Dickinson. May every citizen in this
o d liberty, whether by birth or adoption, promote
Is interests and welfare.
~ A. \. Douglas Our Cause: 1t is the People S
Tn''-@hd 4 mus prosper.
~ ''U@st; The Independent Treasury: The true
'aCy
=" :. ;. French. The three Impracticables, Bayly,
..'h and Craiord: Men who differ with us, yet no.
y Jared 10 sustain their principles, unuwcd BY threats