Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-01

"Do mt disbdnd disarm reiar muse "
have never party who has been beaten, mo,
buoyant, active, determined to do their duty, than Us
Democracy Of the land. We have never mon
energetic Of politicians than those who
MS. We have never the Republican Press mos
enthusiastic, more eloquent, more commanding N d
tone and talents. II is 10 the Vrginans source Z
great satisfaction TO see the terms, in which the un'e
rifed Commonwealth has been spoken of elsewhere
the confidence which she has won-the respect 81,
has nspred-the rallying point which the principles j
% seems every where 10 have suggested
These evidences multiplying fast upon u, Tia.
even if il proper to publish all that before Is
it would scarcely be in cur power The Plasbur.
Republican says
"Thc Old Dominion has nobly done her duty, ts
Republic is safe and after short OF n;isIulc au
national atiliction the people will almost By conn
consent again place tic Government in the hands II i
Democracy, the friends Of the Constitution and u
enemies of great monied monopoly. Marvel ~
gentle reader, that attach much political import
TO Virginia. II is the land Of Jefferson, gfai
political father, and his distinguished friend ana AZ
advocate Madison The celebrated Resolutions Of "a
In which the principles of Democracy are so ably al
clearly defined, had their origin in Virginia.
"Bcttcr, infinitely, for the Democracy - lose :
Presidential election Tor single Term ihan 70 have X
the old Dominion. Virginia is the nucleus, or 'ountt
ton of Democracy; take it from us, and the heart rn
of Democracy would be cut, and we should pcrish i
the want Of wholesome sustcnancc But, God I
praised! old Erg na is saved, and stands like 'ac
light in dark night upon hill 10 lead her sister s
TO victory four years hence
The Monmouth IN. j. Democrat, declares that = +
gna had to contend against fearful odds. The siiIa
giles of some of her recreant sons were territ
Every effort that desperation could prompt was +
firth 10 seducc her from her allegiance but ~ -
The battle has been fought, and she holds rroui
aloft the banner of Democracy and State HiGt I
Well may her editors cxult al the triumph, a 7
say that amid the general route and d'se'n,'a'
throughout The country, they have preserved = <
alag of the party "That though me Gcbs al
hare taken Rome the Citadeiis sgti" Virginia = az
ready TO take the field again to lead the van as shr
in the Reign of Terror, when she became ",hc
ship of the Union, and aided nloriously in pu.i
down The aanais'rctioa Of the Elder Adams
trampng in the dus. the Black Cockade Of !'d+'
Dynasty, and obliterating forever the accursed o.
and Scdition Laws. We believe the triumph o.
adversary 10 be but temporary. Truth cannot rem
hured-it SIS mighty ard 'cW presaa. Cor oii
nenis in the selection Of a candidate, plainly -ho@
that they were governed by no principie-they W."
10 deceive the people they selected as Their caho'a
man, with no prcicnsions to the character q 4
Statesman But he was an available candidate X
cause possessing no fixed principles Of his own
could avow such as adapted TO all the d''et
factions which made up the rank and file Of the 1e-
Opposition party. lie has been elected.
Let as prontby the chastisemcnt which We nave
ceiVeu. Let US stanu last ny our country uHu -
stitution Let no Democrat be dsheartcnec, or ~
iii his course. True the enemy have come down v II
US like flood; but we have been beaten down VIZ
the power Of money and corruption and those
have lived through this fight, and maintained me. ,
tcgrity, will not be likely 10 continue PROSTATE. ~
are in the country thousands and tens Of thoN,"
who have refused TO bow the knee 10 Baai, ana
doubt not but that in time this s'ttle leaven MI e'
the whole lump. FL
The following letter from correspondent hrca''
similar spirit. Let US rally under the flag Of Is
stand TO our arms, and we vii! arrest any toFfeD'
usnrPation States Rights which may threaten "
saIlus:
/EItraet of letter from II
"CoLrMBrs, ONO, Nov :
81 seize the occagion 10 congratulate yoG tha' ~
Democracy have rescued the noble and "un.r' III
Commonwealth" from the avalanche oil ia'sf M
fraud, passion and prejudice, which has temp Ia
borne down th Democratic party Of the mon 4 III
one, feel like 2claiming with the noble se"' Il
SHAKESPEARE
AWat tLousIl our niass he al blcwn ovrtlcafH'
nsr Ine.ors Rom iher IA, no -. 80 ds1eE'"'
AID half Cur sofs barred IN taeHood II
lttivcs PAt STILL "a
ITO Virginia wereahe eyes ofthe DEMOCRACY
country directed in he.days ofits first great peru
has stood firmly at the helm amid all the storms
the good ship under her directions has been So
the shoals and the quicksands, the pers anu 80
of Federalism 50 have | an abiding contde"S II
while sour Pilot lives the Republic VII V
To Virginia will the eyes Of the American ~
again he turned. The bright and SHINING Hsn
adherence 10 principle Will fern the Oea''A