Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-24

are "yeterana, and nave ''iGne the State some Ser
vice. -Conccntratc any OF them and y sue
is inevitable. You fortunate too in this, that
not one of The gentlemen named is an1ous FIR hc no.
maation-his, kaon-and either wlll eorGiaity su5:
port the other; unlike Wing friends, they not
standing "with cap in hand and not one of them
be called ia spotted pig J pray you at once 10 take
this matter in hand and, like the wise Virgins, have
your stamps trimmed Let not the "Gotfs and Van
dals' cross the Balken. Look through yonr whole
District, aud select you. canddateE!ect him to Con-
sress- let him bear aoa your proud banner-et him
be Of Vrsnas "s.anda,dbe bearers in the fearful
'"('' "'''' 'f VOTER OF THE DISTRICT.
Nor. I7k, 1910
u We respectfully recommend full Convention Of
The Delegates Of the whole District 10 meet and make
nomination What other mode is well calculated
70 concentrate the Republican vote upon canddae'
Every thing (now) for the cause; nothing for men
Editor.
Euirac, of letter from South carolina
&C 1t seems that we have been vanqushcd in the
test; but we have TO despair of the Republic.
Sound principles must at last prevail mounebank
Ism and political Juggling We have lost this election,
but then the contest just begun Harrison must fall
back upon policy and principles, and conduct the
government upon the same system which he finds, or
else his party will fall to pieces. lie will not dare to
execute the change for which his mongel party have
clamored; should he do SO, his party is at an end.
g | have doubt that South Carolina will cast her
vote for MIR. Van Buren,, though it will avail nothing
lie deserves the compliment
WANDrRIsG WILLIE RIyEs-When this q distin-
gaished Orator. of tho Federalists was rayersng the
State, and delivering speeches At the various Cour.
Houses the people Informed through the Federal
press that he working wonders. We heard upon
all hands that he inducing hundreds to abandon the
cause of the Democracy, and rally under the altered
banner of Federalism So great had been those changes
that the Feds certain to carry the State for Harr
son by 10000 votes =. lie spoke in Washington,
Balh Louisa, Petersburg, Notoway, Brunswick, Buck
nshan, Madison, and we have carried all Of them by
inc, eascd maiorities. What do his friends now think
Of the 2o00) majority which promised them =
What do they think Of the great change which his
speeches produced IN these counties;
The B0tstourt Eiccton.-The public will recollcct
that in the debate which took place at Fincas,lc be-
tween Mr.. Mcdowell, and "Wanderiag Willie" Rves,
The Feds claimed great and glorious triumph. 1t
rung throughout the country tina: Mr. Mcdowell had
been used up, ut most awful ratc-and that the result
Of that days debate could be in the Presidential
Election The election is over, and what is the result,
Major Hannah, the Van Buren, candidate, was elected
over Col Shanks last Spring BY just si1iytour coles
all told. At the Presidential election, Van Buren,
RED the county by just ONE HUNDRED AND SIN
TY-ElGHT VOTES.!! If then the vote is evidence
If the result Of that debate the Little Expunger
suscd ug. "-laiiey Star