Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-01

lehanded al the April election against Mr. Lipscomb
ia" present worthy Delegate. Ii is further known to
you, that the Wings have been organizing ever since
and BEFORE the memorable Rvrs dinner, and that they
place their last and vng hope the AID Of the Con"
scrvavcs-(By the bye, IT Is no g") u IS also known
to YOU that Mr. Melton, although Ia, has been repeat
eddy announced as the Wing candidate, taken only
probation for the present and that some other man
who can conciliatc some Of the Conservatives To his
support may yet defeat and snppant Mr. Mellon III "a
caucus Be i, do not condemn them ror that;
but happen ia rccocc little of the abuse and
drrsnn, which that way of doing business once rccciv
ed at the hands of these s"fstvlrd ''tfHdcrS ~
Mr C""Mi!"to"'" Well perhaps the smallest party
may get the nomination in their hands, as IN the
case of old Tip and the Ahnlitionsts. But enough
OF this. The Wings are already, III many other m
stances, shouting victory before The battle. We hope,
as usual, they will alter their cry after it. Mr.. R"rs
has deceived the Drmocracv-tIc people proper, the
honest farmers of this country and MANY will
ing TO confess it, Major Garland, too has abused silt
tic Van and the "odious SuhTrcasirv TO his heart
content bu small hint, we dare the Major now TO
say whom he is for, President. II he will not say,
then we say that he is unworthy of the confidence Of all
honest men ofcvcry party The Major in tight place
ana his votes in Congress, so far, generally in the
list hcaded by John Quincy Adams and tniird by Henry
\. WISE This is the quondam whole hog " brIstcs
and AL Jackson man, and the 'sink SWIM support
IT OF his Baltimore Conventions nominated successor!
With regard to the Democratic candidate Tor this
county, IT Is not necessary to state that under all the
circumstances, Mr. Lipscombs claims are prc-rnlncnt
and call upon every true Republican, whether Demo.
crat CONSERVATIVES 10 give him the support he de-
serves. He is honest. stcrn nntlnchng Democrat,
and has, far, represented us fathfuy-hc will have
had the experience of one session. and without being
nviipus, may be- allowed TO think him al least equal
i'll other respects To any now, likely be- before
Because the Conservatives differ from MS respect
ing the Subrreasury, (and am pleased to hear that
OF them are favor OF IT'D single question
of cxpcdency, involving no great or important prncl
pie, shall reject them Patriots and Republicans:
No. \ few of them have been led Oft to the Wing camp
by inscnSbic degrees and some had well nigh arrived
there, when the announcement of General VIM II
Harrison their leader struck them with astonish-
nj and disnlav They became willing TO pause, turn
back and their stcps-and shall we receive
them former friends and brothers; We say To
the Conservatives, that did not abandon DIR. Rves
for his opposition to the Sub Treasury but for his join
ing the camp of the enemy, which is revealed
TO all. The Wings have been letting off their Lipu-
tan pop-guns al MIR. Lpscomb, about their attempted
Instructions They have published list of 1876 names;
but, If every good and legal voter that num-
ber coniesscdiy less than or,y OF the qualified
voters; but, take off the bad votes not few, under.
stand together with considerable number who have
willing to On off, and think the list will be
rather less than the Wings wished to it, 50 much So
that Mr. Lpscomb could not dare the face ofhose that
elected Inn 10 obey them, after having III the
openly, boldly and like man. declared what and whom
he was for, and against touching these things Then,
differences of opinion personal preferences among
let them be freely sacrificed the altar of our country
good, and let beg and IN earnest to organize
for the Spring election, and for the Presidential cleo
ton next Novcmbcr-Lct US meet the Wings half wav
and then carry the war into AfrIca-and if we are true
to ourselves, to principles and country, if we
do not give the Wings Waterloo defeat, then will
not guess again. To succeed and 10 efficiently, we
must act in concert all together Let there BE- d.
visions.
The Wings at distance are boastng that Louisa is
jhjg c0HniY nOr! Shall suffer the impuation:
county so long provcrbal tor the sound principles Of
Democracy to be led off hv the 6iur hphiSi II
cannot be, and ii is with YOU 10 say at the polls
voice oithunder, that il shall no: be Be not, however,
too conidcntn your strength, but buckle your
your shields and armour, keep yourselves ready to do
battle in your counrys cause, and read for ''war
the knife" and 'thc knife to the hail." The prin-
cplcs for which you have often and zealously
contended, are now at stake and if YOU slumbcr at
your posts you will become the easy prey of your
mics. Organize, concentrate on Lipscomb, and never
rest until every friend of Martin Van Buren, and OPP
ponen o, William Ii HARRISON every true Republican
State Rights Democrat, has gone to the polls and re-
corded his vote in April and November, for his country
Louisa expects and has right 10 expect crsry man
to do his duty. \. d.
Louisa, .iGnuGrG D