Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

Democratic Celebrations. Conventions, llrnn
all sorts multiply 50 rapidly upon ", taa, vr
scarcely time Ia register their names, times AMI
| The Democracy Is Mp, and cannot be fairly dra
All they have reason 10 dread is the iraud Of the
box Remember the cases of PENNSYLVANIA. j
Indiana, Louisville, and Mohrlr-and take na
from their experience. Beat uy rhr mntar
good voters, l,'rly expressed, and wr >nhm,t clip
to the VIII "f The People. Bat Ma> w. cam
Northumberland the Democracy arc up aud n
their duty in November next.
The Rockingham Register gives u< a de>rrg
the festival, given the other day at Nicholas
( Tenth Legion. IN honor of Nr, Smith Of Cug,.
"Ncver, tsays the Edrtor.) upon any occasion o;
character, have We witnessed larger and more
collection Of our row-citi1rns and county
They were there from every direction. Roo,
furnished IN" major pat OF the collection, @,r
Orange, Green, &c, &c, al contrhrnrc t. SO
gathering The nainhcr present probably rHcr,c
thousand. \ gentleman al on! acquatn,anrr Ha
effort to count the number IN procession, bat ccr
do go after he had counted part OF Tic great m0'
numbering 1900 persons. After the couwr'
formed 4 line, and entered n beautiful grove.
menSc mass were addressed hy Nc,srs Rgmt
Albemarle; fletcher, ui Ruckbrldgc Sau.u.., ".
nandoah; and Smith Of CUipcprr "t,cr diam
multitude aEain repaired Ia TIE gT"r", wdtr.
were addressed by Mr.. Smith, IN 4 speech ii
two hours in hrs usual t.lcrrouS interesting ai%
tive style II was splendid effort IN brhat
good cause The LADIES' too Heaven blrs, IN.
were there with their bright, and sunny, anc
cheering SMILES, H. animate III" people IN ,arf
to maintain their principles III spite 81 the powe.
position now arrarcd against them II gives D.,
pleasure to know that the far aud beautiful ONES
region are almost all RcpubI cans
The Ladies o.! the Valley are not sail VIII,
the X. Wing falsely boasts about the ladie. Z; ..
zens Of Richmond
The Editor of the Rockingham Register ,h9'
quently describes the enthusiastic spIrt ol b., =
countymen
"Rockingham is determined to do her GU'r
coming contest Our friends abroad, the i.lctH'
brrty and equal rights everywhere, may rest ,.'
Of tins fact She feels that it - her duty 80 af".
come to the rescue Of our threatened liberty.
intends 10 do it, The Democracy are aru0g.
teeth, and organizing At every polni w
give the largest vote any Republican clna"
ever received IN the county. We intrnt 'a
man who is able to walk, ride, or he cared.
a, his pns,-And here W. may mention WHAT
OF imitation BY every friend Of his couurs.
Will, rs certainly II Is carried INTO r&rrtn"a,
10 Us a most glorious victory IN old ,rt~r
head has been frosted by the SHOWS o: 81.
ters, who has spent the PRIME and y,u"r d. ..
in the ministry of Jesus Christ, whose
is stainless aud above reproach, and wi"'.
bling limbs have borne HIM 10 the verge 81 h.'
has declared his determination TO devote the d.
election wholly to las country. He is unah.
any considerable distance; but We understand
tcrmined 10 he his post, with a many "t hr.h
as can attend with him. And should There "
Sirous TO attend. whose age and HiirwD't"~ y
low them 10 walk old, teehI' dee e IA M
is, he will give up his own horses and ~"io
to The polls When snch a spirit as tins am"
old men of the country, who can doubt our
triumph
"ASornER Ofr,-Ilcnry Bar" has r"qnr''
"sign Off his name from the Wing Commit
says he is a Republican, wants ms name on ~
cratic Committee, and intends 10 vote tor