Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

I great Democratic Mass Meeting has bee n hs,a
Philadelphis: Mr. George NJ. Dallas in the Cha,
He addressed the Meeting, which was animated By ,bs
highest enthusiasm. ale called upon the DEM. .e
up The present struggle with their old sdys.
saries-the Federaliss-witl hruiness and zeal a.
said, If ever there time when The party had ,
10 be pr ud Of it's principles and its men, was no
He then went into critical examination cf the conr.,
of the present city adminIsraton, and argued that
had grossly abused the confidence of the people soma,
dered their treasure; corrupted their elections ami 10
famed their character. He also reviewed lie acts and
me asures of the General Government renar kno ,h,,
in the course Of the two short years il had been in po
err had drained the financial resources the coun,,v
broken it's credit, and disgraced i's legislation He
paid high compliment TO The Democratic party for il,
irmness in rallying around its banners in The hon,
of adversely, and added that the spirit wonld
carry them now TO glorious triumph"
Strong resolutions were adopted, dennnncng ira
conduct Of the Wing party, both in their State Lesis
alure, and in their City councIls-and they also cam
to the following resolution:
"ResOired, That the evils Of which we comnl,,
the wrongs ard injuries have sustained, and ,ba
proper condemnation that awaits their authors and mn
the question: who shall be the President Of ,hs
Union: are the true issues TO be joined for trial on he
I'd Tuesday of October and that We are ready 10 nse
this question and not dodge IT, the Wings are twin
hard to do, knowing they must have verdict asaio.
them by the citizens oil Philadelphia"
Our friends in Ohio are animated BY the h;,bs.,
hopes of success at the approaching election Thu
Columbus Statesman is full Of changes from VIM
gerry to Democracy. One Of its recent numbers con.
ians letter from 20 citizens Of Holmes county. who
voted for Harrison and Corwin 10 lS40-and now Do
clare their determination to vote with the Democra,,
for Shannon. We have among other confessions. ops
from John Steward Of GAINESVILLE, who abures The
Wings. because they have deceived the country, and
"trampled under foot nearly all the great measure,
advocated in lS4O.
"They deetieed The people in 1910, by declaring The
U. S. Bank question not the ssue-the assertion
of their opponents to the contrary notwithstanding.
"They deccircd the people by stating, in ls4O, Ihr
u HIGH PROTECTIVE TARIFF was n0t The question 4
ISSUE --
The Wings are haterng themselves with the hopes
of the divisions Of party, and the If our
Candidates They may find themselves egregiously
disappointed There is at present decided concurrence
in the Republican Presses to avoid oil present dlsca.
sion, and all ultimate division We viii have but On.
candidate in the ield-and he must be selected BY IL,
voice Of he People and the nomination Of Conv,n
on We will spare forts to put down df:nn,
sprit-And We will not even rerublish any of tieIde
sutory nominations Of the several candidates Wrse
happy 10 find opinions this subject conrmedby
the siaunchest and most distinguished presses Of Tie
Republican party.