Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-22

crs sailor landlords every body who had got ahead il
the world By the sweat of the real working men, oil
hoped get ahead by bending them to the purposes OF
our contemplate money arstocracy-wcre at work day
and night, using money promises, and all manner I"
tulsciuudS: and when all these seemed likely TO tan
prescribing and threatening to prescribe those who were
dependent them for the daily bread OF themselves
and families but all would not do. Gen. Benjamin {
Howard against whom the Wings made their greatest
cffort,-taking along with them almost every member
of his own connexon,-was elected by go majority
This too in spite of extensive frauds committed by the
Wings at the polls and with the returns. In every ward
there are three Judges of Election In every ward the
Wings had tpO out of the three and in several, (par
ticularlv in our strongest wardl they had all three
..The result satisfied the Wings that they must step
little further IN and like Macbeth they Sin so
far that 10 return were tedious as go cr and IN the
incosed, which you may rely true as holy writ:
YOU have the result of the consultation OF the B:lt!-
more Wings on the measures necessary to carry the
Mayors Election.
"tThs man letters, Won must understand is the De-
putty High Constable Of our City, appointed by the
present Mayor, Lcakn, and the active and trusted
agent of the party in this City, the nightly companion
in Election times, Of the Mayor Riston, of Phladel-
phia, TO whom letters letter is directed, was, few
wears ago a resident of Baltimore, where he an
active Wing partzan. He is now Broker in Pha-
dephia and just the sort of TO be used for any
princplcd purpose The original letter, when obtained
in Philadel pha, taken to the Democratic Head
in few minutes; Henry Horn was called to the
Chair the letter read to the vast asscmblagc, and
the most intense feeling, of course, created through
out that CITY. While write, | am told the throng is
thickening around the Office Of the Baltimore Repub
lican and slips like the inclose, bein" handed
out TO them fast they be struck off, but not
with sufficient rapdity TO satisfy the demand.
"Thc Wings protest il was LETTERS own act, and not
known TO authorized by them Tell that to the
Marines He has been up TO this moment their well
beloved and trusted friend and agent. He IS in all their
secrets, and people laugh outright here at the attempt
TO dsown him now.
"Forewarned forcarmcd shall look to our
rights on Monday next, and WILL maintain them.
The Baltimore Republican publishes letters letter
(on the Slip enclosed b, Correspondent follows:
"Baltim0re, or. ., $50.
"Dear Sir | had a talk with our friends this morn
ing, who Informed that you can send 800 men here
for the Mayor Election next Monday week II you
can possibly do every exeron 10 do il; for as
regards the Mayor in Baltimore ii IS all important 10
the Electoral vote in the State.
'.The men that you send ought TO hail from this city
far possible
"You will also see the importance Of this when you
learn that since the taking ofthe last Census, the
Council to be elected now, will have the division oi
the wards if they get it they may cut It up in such
manner TO prevent from ever getting this city
again.
"If YOU should come 10 any conclusion in this mat