Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-06

Who comes NEXT GroEGIA.-She voted Yesterday.
And what OF herr The Savannah Georgan of 10Th
ut, says OF her: tThe accounts have recently re.
ccived from the interior Of State afford the most
cheering assurances of the success of The Repubcan
party georgia will remain 10 Democratic princi-
pies Hard Cider Log Cabins, Gourd Vines, aided by
the shouts orold s'Tip' and 'Rcform, cannot drude
the people of Georgia from the support of Mr. Van Bu
rem denounced as he has been by J. g. Adams, the
Northern man with Southern principles" The Wings
nave the longest pockets and tee stoutcst ungs-hev
spend money freely, they shout with voceratiop, hu,
Tue Republicans will be heard through the ballot box
Georgia is the State to speak, and speak she will
IN voice otthunder Northern Whggery and South
ern fiarrisonistn Will vince AT the sound
Mary land votes tomorrow ulle 9TH nst) South Ca
rnna, the l2lh; Pennsy lvania, OHIO and New Jersey
the 18th
This is great month for elections-and great
month for Wing Humbugs and Whoppers. Democrats
keep good look out; and do your duty!
VIRGLNLl-
Even Rives pledges 10 the Wings of ~ York, or
the labors of the "Godlike man, to bind Virginia to
the car OF Massachusetts, and to enlist our People
the canse of w. H. Harrison, will not shake her from
her propricty. Firm and mistaken her own noun.
tains she looks down with upon the efforts of her
enemies without, and their allies within her borders
a voice full Of braggadoca will go up from the Log
Cabin, Humbur Convention which is now Travelling
III this City. w. G. Rves has gone to y. York $
sure her, that Virginia will 60 for Harrison, and he
comes back from New York to re-echo her co.opc.
ration with the Wings Of Virginia The Hotspur
and boastful Delegates of the Tippecanoe Clubs of
Virginia Will pour forth from this city this week but
the shout of triumph, the hurrah boys raised the
yell of reclamation yesterday in streets and the
Capitol square--bu it will not all do. Have they the
vanity and folly to expect to shake Firgnaoto turn
her from all her glorious principles: II is idle TO expect
it, No political missionary from Buston--no sophisti-
cal decaimcr from the portico of her Capitolno ultra
Federalls, who to play the part of Jeiersonan
Democrat; idle cry of 'Change! Change from
men, who want to change their position, and TO
clutch the spoils of office, effect marvellous
revolution. They may be guilty Of The egregous bn-
der of bringing Daniel Webster Richmond preach
up Democracy TO Virginia; but all their Vaccinations
cannot all her political afhnitics-All
counts continue be most cheering we shall
~ Virginia trum;, antly the day of election
comes.
A respectable citizen of Buckingham writes us Ist
October) that in that county, "there few
sions Mr.. Van Buren,, since w {. Rives appeared at
our courthouse with his false and foul preensions"
"Llmchburr, oct. 1.-The Democracy are moving
on merry in this region. All the counties near this
place feel well assured will do much better than they
did last April. An intelligent gentleman Just from
Of Patrick, Henry and Franklin will about cite
off, and that the Opposition majority in Bedford
viii be something ike their majority in that Con-
gressonal district. Hurrsons majority in Garland
district, will undoubtedly fall hundreds below the cal
cuation of the Wings. This district is good for 200
majority for Van Buren,, If our Halifax friends out
'CamJerland Oct 3.--You are aware that last
Spring this county gave majority Of 33 for Irving
against Harrison, the Democratic Candidate THIS
doubtless owing the large number OF foreign
votes, and to the short PERIOD during which, MIR l!ar
rison has resided in the county, which was not twelve
months. am glad TO inform you, however, that this
Fall even the Wings very doubtful of the result
1t difficult say what will be the precise ory
of either party, above 10. Some Of the Re-
publicans confident of success.