Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

dssJss sights oh'ah bsaaE 80 fssamsn. vniiaata and
assef: our psiaop.0a RAnFiHAES0cR,'
! We ssquested by member c. TIE Cammiisie Il
| Vigilance, ia !he county OF Gooca,and, 10 announce
"this communication (he says) made after having
cerained the sentiments of The people through the
greater part of the county
In Jefferson county, the Democrats have nominated
Jacob Morgan and w. ID. North as their Candidates
the Wings, J. S Gallaher and w. &. Worhngron-
fly the way, why does of the candidates, the
Editor Of ''rhe Free Press lay ssch yehe
ment stress upon the tax Of eighth Of one per
C n. on Bank Stock, yielding five per cent. d.
| vdcnd falling upon "lhe widow aud the or
phan :" DOES ii not fall also The opuent capitalist;
Does the "F'ee Press object 10 Mut appor,lonmen'
We beg Mr. e. too 10 recollect, that this Of l2i
cents upon every 100 dollars of stock, is bit Of
Wing banlng. 1t proposition Of the delegate
from Rappahannock. 1t was proposed by him for The
last sessons-,he first time, of course, before the
notable Distribution bill passed MIR G specifies too
the tax upon she silver watch Of the Mechanic, Qor
getting the gold watch of the gentleman TIA tax upon
the old Family Clock forgetting the splendid clock
of the wealthy neghhor-as well the increased tax
upon the lcence Of the broker and the lottery oice)
He forgcs also of the fruits Of the rejection,
how much the poor man is to pay in the form OF IN
creased duties, for his kerseys and his blankets, and
other arlices-or how much the wealthy farmer is 10
make up in double and triple proportion for every
dollar which the State Treasury receives from Uncle
SAM and of it may go into that same peck
ETY. We then re echo the question of this same can
ddalc: "Peorle of Virginia how do yon relish these
things" How do you like paying through The nose tor
the new duties upon the articles you consume For the
issue s mt the Richmond Wing snys, "Money or
no Money:"-but Tariff or no Turin:0
In Frederick, those slaunch and able Democrats,
alessrs Byrd and Wood, have been nnminated-The
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feet to conceal, have determined to run hlessrs +.
Williams, jr., and James Gather
In Fairfax, Messrs Powell (D) and Fairfax (iF)
are the candidates.
In King George, John Ilooe is the Democratic can
didaie aud Rob RI Wallace the Wing.
| In Westmorcland, G. W. Lewis is the only Wing
candidate yet named.
In Campbell, Messrs Sterling C. Anderson and
James c. bearing have been nominated as The Demo-
cratic candidates.
| In Culpeper, Broadus (Whig and late Delegate) is
opposed BY FAINT (Dem)
In Stafford, Iledgman (Dem) md Barker (Whie)
are candidates If the Democrats do their duty, turn
out and vote, J." Eiedgman will be elected.
| In Hanover, White (Dem.) and Basset Federal
Wha) are candidates The former will carry the day.
| Botttomt-A large and respectable meeting has no.
minated James B. Wilson the Republican candidate
The same meeting have nominated new Delegates to al
tend the Senatorial Convention to meet at Ceving
uton on the sth inst. The Republicans of Allegheny
Convention.
Nalhanic! Dnrwell is announced as a can idate for
the county Of Roanoke
Rockbridge.-The Wing meeting on Monday the stl,,
nominated Capt. Robert White and Capt David T.
Moore, as their candidates The VALLEY Star" says:
| "Mr. G. &. Baldwin, who claims to be wing oil the
original samp (and not of the modern ype) IS also IN
the field and will take issue with his Old FRIENDS upon
the interesting question whether he or they have depart
ed from TIE primo in common they protested,
| hafn he M ri wer ny
of royalty The contest, 1t is thought, VIII be an AMI
mated one, and many predict that Mr.. y. u BALDWIN 10
destined 10 oiluiumphant The Democratic party
also assembled al The Courthouse Immediately alter the
adjournment of the Whig meeting, and after maturely
surveying the field resolved, that was inexpedien TO
make any nomination of candidates for the approaching
campaign" MIR. Baldwin has published an address TO
the People, in which he declares himself IN favor ot
National Bank Of small capital and carefully guarded
against abuse-for Revenue Tariff, but "ou, and out
against Protective Tariff against the bankrupt law
against Distribution principle and tor returning
the land fund into the Federal Treasury: But, IT the
Federal Government nW distribute, then for Virginia
TO receive. He s for preserving the Compromise Act
sacred and involable according to the resolutions oil
80
.7ueusta.-Alr VIM. Kinney positively declines
serving; and Messrs. Brooke, J. B. breckenridge and
| VIM Frazier, are The VIII. candidates. MIR. David
w. Pateson, Qhe former Senaior,) is announced as
candidate The Siauntcn Spectator says, "slr. Pate
son, known, has renounced his Whggery, and re-
Gently professcd the SO called democratic faith; and
it would, indeed be a singular event If he should be
elected from the great Wing county OF Augusta H's
personal popularity, however, in all similar trials be-
fore the people, justilics some for the event.
and especially We have three Wing candidates at
present in The field, aud probability OF more.
We cannot dismiss this rapid sketch ot The past
Elections III other States, and the prospective poll Of
the 4th Thursday, Che 25,h Apr'l,l in our own, with
out again calling upon Democratic friends every
where 10 rouse and ray-Union and harmony every
where. orally under the States Rights flag, the
secrated banner of 90 and as conducted then TO
victory, and to the Civic Revolution of 1900, so will il
guide and lead 10 victory non Courage and
energy, fellow citizens, end glorious victory again
awaits US !"
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