Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-17

have Implied doubt concerning th''f a. On.
~ Bat at present. fighting IN inc t""" :" -, ); no
ston aud against Iheir old and hnh"'t" P,,'.
wander that they expect TO be taken i"f rtu'i"'s.'
and are obacd IN order TO accomplish the'F hyPocf''
cal PURPOSES TO LABEL rHEMsELrfs othef"'S'.
"UScuAxGED DEMOCRATS was go hIJ
arrorant claim put forth by any braZ'" ~, ,n.,' az
ness which ever existed; a little IahuiG' ~ az
"es 80, themselves nm rs the exclusive keepers OF
the Democratic principle, and accuse me srea' hu'.
trde Of The Republican tamy OF havn9mJ ''e'' "''a
Income od.,ashloncd FcdcralIsts! As II me mass u
the party was not a safer deposltary oil d"ctl'"e, 81
any individual thereof As Il the eernai P''ne'Pe u
Democracy could be all taken away III inc oteeChe'
ce, of every insignificant renegade vino chooses 10
desert the Republican Standard As u h"ncSt2 ~
won by baseness, honor by treachery' or s'1o'i -
chance If these "USCHAS@Ep DtAo'"NiS i
sor changed the DEMocRarIc rAEIf mus. m ,.;,t
CHANGED, for they are now opposing t'''' p'''
all their might and strength re = 20,
only mus, the Democratic Party have changed put ~.
Federal Party must also have come rounu L"oA
Won rentle reader and see. How IS II t"al ''e ~!
same old Fcderalists who once hunted tnese ~
,,.cr, DryorR,Ts' almost to the very death, are
now seen taking them by the hand, holding SWEEP
sci with them and aboring with theih io' .''''l
object; Here is who was once inc 'os p'"'''
nrui object of Federal abusc-whom the re"' ''
loaded with the oulest cplthets OF contumeiy anu o
which their bad magnations could poss'p'y
aud lo they seemed really To think, was unht LOT TVS
wickcdness to live in honest society. ms very man
they now smile upon in the bandes manner anu iau"
TO the skies as perfect wonder oil virtue, ana Pii"
Gou of merit But neither they nor he admit 'hat 'nss
have changed their positions at all lhey are sun re-
deralists and he (leaven save the mark) is an tN,
CHANGED DEMocRAT!" real Democrat-one not 0,
the "unchanged" kind-woud be as much astohlshed
NJ such honied treatment from the federalIsts, as
Shakespeare Jew pretended to be, when ANTONIO Pe'-
toned him for n loan of ducats
vuu>i W cdnrsdaS last
Yuu me- IA Sucl Il day another tlnic
'.Yuu called mr--dos; and for tlc-c cou'tcscs
.sl'i lend yuu thus uI!cl monies"
But we are wasting too much room upon characters
to their ishes the Democratic party might have some
,hnp to fear from them butt is, they are as unm-
nortant az any other Federaliss of equal number :
Hereafter if they will omit the &c from their tavore
DESIGNATION Of arSCmASGED, it will much more aPtly
describe their condition, than it now does
In conclusions wish Just to remind our readers
how very often the Democratic party has heeh com
pclcd TO change order that some poor apostae igh'
call himself CONSISTENT! What changeling IS mere
that ever left the Republican ranks, who dad not INSIST
upon il that the party had left HIM. and not he inc fAR-
ry: II these men we're correct in their asscrtons Inc
Democratic party has been winding about Tor me last
40 wears in the crooked and zgzag direction pos
sblc while THEY have, each OF them, pursued l'ie
srairht forward and direct path of honest principles
I While hc ume huTdred md n,ndy-niRe have all gone
astrav some isanc Dyer ameS Irish has
been the sone Of houSand, 10 discern the reht road
oi Democracy and carefully 10 tread IT. Nhata ply
that the Republican party would not always follow such
uncrrinc gltdrs.--.HaiRc .7rnHS.