Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-14

and excellent tales, and should we succeed in elect
ing hun, he will INK prominent and useful member,
and VIII soon win bis way to high distinction, becom
ing the pride and Gnament of his county and State
81 think we shall certainly obtain a minority in this
county IL is beliycd that the Wings have majority
in Warwick"
(frn Hampshire County,
FRANKFoRT, April 6.
81 ieci much sangune of success, although
the Wings are moving Heaven and Earth to deceive
the people | think it will be total failure MIR.
-, with his wonted eloquence, is trying to terrify
the people INTO submission with the Standing Army.
From Stark County, COhio) April A.
II presume you feel anxious to hear how Democra-
cy fourishes i'll Ohio. ! have no doubt that Van Bu-
rem VIII carry the State, if nothing transpres to
ng-singng and Log Cabin foolery, are doing
for US than we could do our-e elves. All eyes are
turned towards the odd Dominion
(From Prince William, 4pru7)
81 was at Brentsvle yesterday-Ratcfe and Draw
ner, both Democrats, out. 1t was expected the
Wings would hold meeting last evening to nominate
candidate. From what ! understood, it is probable
Brawner will withdraw. This old Democratic county
is, as heretofore, true to Democratic principles No
falling off, Our friends in Fauquicr have strong hopes
of succeeding, if there fair day and full turn out
MIR Payne is addressing the people, and receives much
commentator.
From Caroline, .april O.
ain Spottsylvana the contest warmer and
warmer every day, and Holidays friends in
gune hope AS for Caroline, she she ought to be
From Nelson, april ..
"onr cause is progressing with great speed-we will
beat Brown IN Nelson by small minority; he is very
hard TO beat with the Rvess at his back but think
we have them by the eye this time
.Nansemond .4pra TO-
"Our cause seems TO be going very bravcly in
this county If our friends turn out and am nclred
to think they will, candidate (Boykin) will most
assuredy succeed"
CabeH Courthouse, .2priL3.
awe are to have well fought battle this Spring,
between P. c. Burlington, Democrat, and F. G. L.
Beuhring, Wing. But think we shall succeed with
Burlington.
Roanoke, .7pra :.
ain our little county the Wings are leaving no stone
unturned for the purpose of ous,ng good and tried
old Republican, SnIder, and putting in his stead Pcy
ton But be assured all their labor will be lost. My
impression is shall be able 10 beat Pcyton rcry
silly if so, the Wings of Roanoke may 'hang their
harp upon the willows
"Bofeiourt, .1prH S.-The Wings are desparing in
our county heard whole hog Wing say yesterday,
if he was betting man he would bet $50 horse that
Van would beat Harrison by 5000 votes. He is a
highly respectable gentleman, and was in earnest
King d Queen, .4pri 3
awe have been following the example of the Wings,
in going from house to house, where find in mr ny
instances The ieomnn in no small quantities, parcu
lary where they operating and trying to work a
change. This is sure index to their designs and
bes TO meet the attack and counteract its influence
with the Crisis, or some other document. You inform
me, that 'the Wings count upon carrying King d.
Queen, and then ask, scan lit be so' answer, No
not without great change between this and the day
Of election, which no body expects You know the
Wings false prophets-thcy talk of changes which
never happen, and claim victories in advance which
they never win So will it be with them again i'll this
county Rely upon it, King 4 Queen is Republican
county and her sons will prove the Federasts the
4th Thursday in April that they true to the prnci
pies of %, and Justly entitled to the of Demo-
Gratis But all the efforts of the Wings will prove
vailing. Our friends were never more sangune and
more determined to do battle feel confident in stat
ing that Daviss majority will range from 30 to eO-all
told
81 have seen grea, many persons from Caroline,
both Wings and Republicans. The Wings express
doubts with regard to the election of Corbn and the
Democrats appear sanguInc of SamueIs elcction-ln
Essex there is change in favor Of Van; but !
think Roanes personal popularity too great to be
beaten"
Another letter from King & Quccn says, "The De-
mocrats will succeed by decidtd mGjority
On Monday last, being March Court day in Acco-
mae the Court adjourned at early hour of the day
for the purpose Of giving the candidates opportunity
of addressing the people Gen. Bayly took the stand
first and his speech pronounced most mastery
effort by both friend and foe. He told the people he
then stood before them to repe the countless lies that
had been circulated among them in regard TO him;
that among the various SANDERS that had been crcua-
ted about him was that he had joined the Admnstra-
ton and was firm supporter of Van Buren,; this he
nT tJyU Nh ht,to tor of
fnc-and he then said, that any who charged him
with being Van Buren, man, was "a liar and calum-
niator and paused for reply, but none was made.
The excitement gotten up against the General, has al
ready recoiled upon the heads of its orgnators-ls
election is lust as certain it Indeed, many
think he will get much the largest vote he has
ccvcd in the county. That Infamous paper the Rich
mond Wing is laborlng in VAN TO break nm down. IL
ca not be done in Accomac He IS an able man and a
consistent representative and that the people know,
and they are resolved to sustain him. The General $
Speech on Monday, the most effective one ever
heard from the hastings.
Mr. Pitts replied to the General in a long speech,
which consisted almost entirely of denunciations OF
Mr. Van Buren,. ! candidly do not believe that his
speecb made the least impression. He stands ust
abou, as rood chance of being elected to the next
General Assembly of Virginia from the county of Ac-
comack, as his horse does.
MIR. Pitts was followed by Mr.. Ailworth, The State
R;ohts' Jhig candidate for the Senate. Mr. Allworth
displayed powers as debater on Monday that no one
thought he possessed at all Ie indicated in hand
some STYLE the old Republican doctrines of ne and 80;
and also rave brief but clear and impressive cxposl-
ton of the Sub-Treasury. He is gaining ground every
day Against him, too, they are endeavorlng to use
MI Van Buren's unpopuarity. 1t is astonishing TO
see, to what shifts political opponents will resort. Be-
cause MIR. Alworth agrees with the Administration
upon the subTreasury, and refuses to vote for either
Gen Harrison or Mr. Van Buren, at the next election,
his enemies are using the most unworthy means to
IDENTITY him with Mr.. Van Burens unpopularity in
tL;e district If there consistent politician,
il is John Ailworth of Accomac. He is one of the
purest Republicans ever saw; and what is with me
sine ana nom a Nuier of the warmest order. think
he will get large majority in Accomac There can
be bnt little doubt of his election. The people of Ac
com,c have taken this election into their own hands
thew have resolved be longer the poor dupes Of
artful demagogues; and they are right