Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-04

son, Washington, and indeed what not: BeiIev
a syllable of all these vaunted changes. OnIv
them with the lthuriel spear of Truth, and thev
into thin air. All our accounts from the conn.
We shall carry the District of Caro-.
400 ma ority-we shall carry the District in The
Legion by from 1900 majority. See the follow,
ter in the last Globe:
Eftruct from a letter dntcd
SnESASDoAn County, Va, July ~ 4
"Dear Sir: The people of Shenandoah. Pa,.
rem, &c are in the finest possible spirits. r.
determined to carry every thing before them: o,I
or hesitation obtains favor here. Set down m.
oressional district as good for 1900 majority.
ave had a fine time at Winchester; the numb.
no, have been less than 5000. From this CONT.
there were go, old and young, turned gu, TO sbos,
do votion 10 the cause of truth. | have never w,r
so hiph a degree of enthusiasm as now pre- yals "
And what from Little Tennessee.
Extract Of a letter from Lee County.
uYour communications of the 18th of Nav ma
july came duly to hand, which | have DELAYED -
ing until the present time, with the view of ,ror
the most satisfactory information that could il
ton to the prospects of our party in this par, Of
MIA. The Opposition party in this region of o.,
have rcsor,ed to every artlice that their ingenuity
invent, for the purpose Of poisoning the pubic
AGAINST the Administrat:on-the militia bin. call.
the opnDSllIDD summing III "I. 'lES u IclSu-g-
yapance, pain and distress Nc, have all been
ously used as humbugs 10 delude the peoplr.
their public speakers and prcsses-,Ie s,anilr, .
humbug has been most e~ificicnt. They have Be-,
ever all explained, and the misrepresentation,
ton TO them, corrected by gentlemen Of nr ~
who have cheerfully met the Opposition pany n =.
The Opposition party still continue to discus H.
result of discussion is favourable 10 ns-.'
Treasury seems to BE- the only hopeful hqmJn,
the Opposition at present. We must howcyer ca.
TO expose their humbugs through the press. sr.
public speakers, and also 10 expose the Frte-
ciplcs of their candidate that they wish 10
and all will be safe; for, the people have
of intention and VIII decide from princple h.
the candidates. We hope that our E!cu
be able 10 visit this and the adjoining cau.,
contribute his aid in the cause Of Drmucracy II
unite our efforts, We have nothing 10 icar.-ll.
ed that this county viii give thrcc-fourrhs Of 4.
10 Van Buren,; Russell give a majority Of ll
votes to Van Buren,; Scott about the same. a
dcrstood from good authority that Van Bur,
get a very large majority III Washington counts 4
we'll is Democratic TO the core-llarrlson Will %.
few votes in that county. We will get a small n
in Smy,h: and in Wythe and Grayson our MAJOR
be considerable, from the best information
npon the subject
Another letter from Lee speaks conhGcnrt
success.
Ertrart Of a letter from Isle ot Higli, .Jqgy
awe are getting on here finely. Old Isle
can't b. changed by all the Bank cuissarius n
dom. We are To have on Monday next. 4 WHO.
of this gentry. amongst them, the Rev Joha " |
daugil, as he styles himself, and hs a$soca,e.
Mallory and Pegram, and one ]cous.,ter
JOS. II, L.angrorn", Esq-We are ready for I'd. !
will use them up, as easily as hungry gorm-
sould choice ShGrps Had"
The Warrcnton Jcticrsouian Of SATURDAY (
"THE cKY - cuiSGTl Ou,NCr'-EycW El /
with II cheering news Of The progress Of rora I
ciples, w. no ''declaration OF principle lofia |
We have WITHIN the last week rccctgcd (
gratifying information The intelligent and
Of The Opposition ARE leaving pnrtr ,t,
TO degrading fool"ry 10 sustain Itself. b, ID.
spirit Of Democracy IS abroad IN The Ia. /
is deeply rooted ~ the breasts of tie prop.u \
he cxtingushcd hy the s"nselrss baw!.nr alo,' 1
bins and hard cider Relying, solely, on liz l
scnce of the people, we have not a tear Of H. I
Of the approaching contest --.N1r hart 49,.
friends but do rhrir duty: and who oughl 10 10. /
man Of them 7
WORD for Tennessee itssij
Erract ETA icuTr from Ltntoia CoaRiy
ain political sentiment ihink Tennessee i
about as she was, al our election in August la'E
TIL, exception a great many Wings who usr! i
~,Nrrtion 10 advance their cause then, and wHy II
opposed 10 Van Buren,, say that they cannot
not vote for Harrison Oicuursc our cause QUIZ.
coed with an increased majority; ;ormy part
Van Buren, a. certain o.! getting TIE vote d. III. II
The last ",Nashv,lIr Union, says
HDW GOES TIE STATE
"Dcmorrotc-Lg u 10 10000 moonr,
''This is our lowest estimate cannot ben
Gov. Polk ) announcement of his drtrEu.aa'w
IL candidate for reelection has placed thu matte L
all doubt. His power of lisprIlmg error with q, l.
weapons Of sober truth is GiiequailrG-a9t
know it. He resorts not 10 pictorial rrprrsrg
appeals not TO the popular c%uprdIty, adoptSno
policy TO take advantage Of the masses. A.
people he goes among them, and instead d
every man who happens TO disagree with
reelInE oti smutty anecdotes aud obscene tale
veals the sober truth that rePoses in the iym-
pies OF government, and commnnrs with TIE Z
ment Of men. Knowing his power, dI>uuay
the ranks of the enemies at Democracy. EwH
il abroad-and with him there will be a gsr
upon the principles on which the people
Nhi.", which principles Mr.. Van Buren, sup
TO which principles Harrison is and has been
opposed.
The y. Union then a~nalyzeS ever? sect.
ltspeaks confidently and cherringly Of
die Division, where We mr.. ssdolng noblv, '-G
tern Division, where we shall have 4 hand,oaE
rity-and in the Western Division, which az
rich account Of her Democratic ~tironss IN y
In a word, the prospect is cheering, anImaHEG
Gus. New light heaves up fran every guat
with Polk at their head, the Dcmocrac: Of
can never be defeated.
Ogic-Mc OrGeis of Mc Tigp'oa"oa