Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-21
Movements of the Democracy.

immediately on their appointment to the discharge Of
S,'Si "uteS, ana having considered u aGvisablr To fix on
ne aay ana place OF The meeting of the Electoral Con-
vention for this District, for the proposed dinner, hav e
'h'.'ea SUCH guestsa as they supposed would be most ac-
eePtaole 10 their party, accordingly. 1T having been
proposed however, to change the day of the meeting of
.nat convention from the 9Th to the 9th Of August, and
the committee having under the influence of the same
considerations, determined to change the day of the
uihner, IN conformity, and invited some portion of the
guests: accordingly, report these facts for the informa.
uoh OF The committee of Arrangements, and the pub
lic-and especially request such Of the guests as have
oeen invited tor tue former day, to consider themselves
invited to 'the Junction House, in this county, on the
9TH day OF August next"
by ne Committee Of ~iaeitatioa Of the Democratic Party
cf Hanoeer Comfy.
The Democrats of Richmond are requested To unite
IN the celebration-and for the purpose of obtaining
subscribers, a committee of three for each ward, was
appointed on Friday night, by The Democratic Associa-
ton.
A Democratic Dinner is to be given at Brentsville,
frInce William, to- morrow. Messrs. Grundy, Ander-
son, Waterson, Turney, &c, have promised to attend.
There are extensive arrangements making to have n
Public Democratic Dinner at Winchester on the 23d.
Several members of Congress are expected to attend.
The District Convention of Portsmouth meets also on
the I'D. We are proud to see the Democracy almost
every where IN motion.
In several additional counties meetings are called for
the purpose of appointing Delegates 10 the Charlot,cs.
vile Convention.
a Correspondent, enc of the best informed citizens
OF Montgomery, promises us at least one Thousand ma.
jority in that District in November. \ Correspondent
from Clarksburg, ridicules the late efforts which have
been made by W. C.. Rlves Il Co., to revolutionize
Harrison county. Tie says that these '.log cabin and
hard cider gentry made a great display on the 18th
June, but the people are Disguised with their proceed
ings, and they have made some Van Buren, votes"
and get they eomc'-The silence Of the Mum candi.
date and the mum,nery of his followers, are making
con verts to the Republican party every dav, in every
State We have before MS n mt. from IL HnasiarS NJ
Indiana, who declare off from the Wing ticket, .sbeing
perfectly disguised al the log cabin parades, and cries
of hard cider. The Lancaster (O) Eagle has a 81.
milar certificate from III other HOLSTERS of Warren
county .-NesSrs Yates Of Mlami county, and Mott of
Clermont county, o., have published Their abandon.
ment of the Wings. The Coshocton (O1 Democrat
contains u card from Messrs. Cochran and Richardson,
declaring off, III utter disg ST al one of 'thesc log cabin.
hard cider, and corn bread celebrations, accompanied
with TippecaRoe songs. Messrs. Thomas and iIrrol
address the Columbus Statesmen, and declare tia: .'be-
ing disguised al the log CABIN shows, and other ioo!eries
Of the Wing party, they too are oil ,-and 50 are two
Grebaughs of Marietta, Ohio-An 50 are John Frank
and hve others, OF Putnam co, Indiana, 2'th June, who
recently attended 4 log raising, and were Disguised with
the scene-So likewise John White and 10 others Of
Rush CO, IN, on the 18th June-lndecd, the papers
East and West are teeming with so many similar GER
tifcatcs, that we are unable TO r~epublish tliem-eirIt Of
these disscnterS of Ridgyile, June ~, are noticed in
the Columbus Statesman. Among the last of the re.
runciattons IS the following from the Ohio Statesman:
"IrLY 1. lS1.
4 have heretofore supported The Wing party aud Gen. Harrison
a their candidate, bat am nov convinced thai Harrison has
never been a supporter u our Democrat" administrations or De
mocraiic principles, and that be- - ROM The candidate al the Frdr-
raj pary-;h-!etrrr, | cannot support him longer. caanots sup.
pr, a corrupt, saci'lains, oppressive paper currency, and there
fore ! caun"t vote wia these who do sustain such a currency. |
cannot join IN tn" ercctrono Of mimic cabins, sing ~Tppccanoc syngs.
or RAISE the shout 81 had cider IL d"rei"e the people Therefore,
cannot 90 with The party thai doe. ,hesc things. wi,tto know
distinctly the principles If III" candidat" lsuppo:t; Ia -rcfpsr can
piles while occupying hi. present po.i,ruu.' hall vote Tor the
nntch41an otk'"GethooA aud ;ie real hero Of III ThI@:s.
Malcreek Township, Union Co."
DR.. Roadcap Of Rockingham, (Va.,1 protests against
being put on the Wing Committee of Vigilance, aud de-
clares, that 1T will require better reasons than the
sent wise and patriotic administration, ana The Inisrcp-
RESERVATIONS Of the Federal Wing party, or the disgust
Ing exhibitions Of .'ios eabias' and "h"rd cidcr, TO
%hunibug and gul! . PLAN and unsnSpect'na yeumanry
These log cabins; these monuments OF the folly OF the
Wings, and of their contempt for the understanding Of
the People {see one ofthem on the Main street ofthe Me-
tropolis ofNirginial are disgusting 10 a tree People. Some
Of the Wings here admit, that il 5 a hun5ug, as in fact
it is. They must manage their own affairs IN their own
way-but we remind them of the fate of the log cabin,
which was built in BreadalJane, Fulton county, y. Y.
On the 4;h July, some 100 Feds, ASHAMED of the dis
gusting spectaclr,) 'in 4 pcaCeable ard quiet manner,
surrounded their log cabin, tore j, from It's foundation,
and buried ii without the honors OF war. This log cabin
was two DAYS old, and was fairly murdered in infancy"
A letter from a distinguished citizen of Tennessee,
dated Nashville, June -, says the Augusta Constrtu-
tionallst) states, that sour struggle Will be a fierce and
la hard one, bat | have entire confidence that we shall
carry the State in November, BY an increased majority
over that of the las. August election The Wings
brog there-they brag ~hcre-they brag every where
Bat, Republicans of Virginia despise such braggarts,
and do your duty. Eouse every re-Organ
orc AxIzE and we will teach these Federailsts and
their renegade allies, that Old Virginia is not to be
moved from her moorIngs by every ''wind OF doctrine,
and every humbug Of q reckless Opposition.