Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-14

the Districts. We have also a new, and abominable
Tariff 10 contend with-a violated Compromise 10 re
dress-a tribute laid rashy and unconstlu lonny
upon the Souh-nay, upon oil the Agricultural and
Commercial classes of all parts of the Union, 10 call
forth all energies repeal most essentially 10
modify in all lis features.
Let us then meet together in the wigwam-and let
US show ourselves worthy of our principles, by adopting
The necessary measures to secure their success
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
To the Citizcns Of Brunsao,ck County.
At casual meeting and informal consultation Of
some of the citizens Of Brunswick county, it was
deemed advisable TO invite political meeting of our
fellow citizens at October Court next-being the 4ih
Monday OF the present month.
Our success last Spring, in the State, brilliant
and complete. We have restored the ascendancy OF
Republican principles in our Legislature. We have
still coming contest of momentous consequence, and
OF wider extent There rs an almost universal dssa
tisaction with the conduct Of the present dominant
party, and with the present sad political condition oil
the country. There is hope of change or reform
alton, but by the defeat of the Wing party, as now
organized and struggling for continuance of power
and for the preservation of their runous and uncon
situtiona system of measures.
We desire, for the sake Of common country, to
restore national councils, in the next Congress
ofthe IT, S.. Republican majority, upon whose wis.,
dom, patriotism, and firm adherence 10 the Consttu.
ton mayIsafey rely fox repeal of mschevous and
unconstitutional enactments for the adoption of pru-
dent and economical measures for fair, and equal, and
honest legslaon-as the BEST the only mode Of raising
and invgoratng fallen credit, Of mating and sus
tanning public confidence, nearly exhausted.
Let meet then, fellow citizens, all Of us opposed
the conduct othe dominant party, opposed TO their
leading adopted, and their future nedated
plans. Let meet and consult together.
Let consider The proposition for State Conven.
tion-recommend it, ifapproved, and appoint delegates
to attend its session-for the purpose OF eiieclIng
through it's agency, The complete organization OF our
friends in the Common wealth, of ensurIng that har
mony Of feeling, and of exer'ion essential TO the
success of our cause in all elections next Spring
We may commune together, too, on the proprety Of
commencing preliminary arrangements IN relation I"
the mex, election Of President and Vice President OF
the United States 1t gratifying TO find everywhere
the prevalent sentiment, That ought not to permit
dlssensions and divisions to grow out of conflict OF
personal preferences-hat ought 10 concentrate all
numbers, all our ZEAL all our exertons, upon some
fairly selected Democratic candidate. Everywhere
most commendabe disposition is manifested, o hold
ing our various personal predictions IN strict subord
ardent aud snerested devotion TO prtnr
pies Were capable Of acting otherwise, we might
Justly be .anned with the charge of man worship, win
nsncerty political professions and OF aordlng
by our conduct but poor and nconclusive evidence Of
a pure attachment TO our Republican and Democratic
doctrines lit thus think, upon comparison OF views
and consultation, we may, with prop'ety, make our
State Convention organ to express our wish on
the subject Of National Convention and TO select or
recommend some means of selecting, for our State
suitable delegation to the same.
However, fellow citizens, only make these sug-
gesons i'll connexon with our invitation TO general
meeting Let meet together in mass nj our Court
House On Monday the 9Th day Of October instant;
and then and there speak and publish our views
Srrerai Cai-ens Of BrunSirtck County.
OctoLer ID l-J9