Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-26
RICHMOND. SATUI
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r., f,ross il nassinr through the State, and
our friends are organizing, arnihS, preparing W. "
rre,t hattie of The third Thursday OF Apfil, Lei US
Danish our dissenslons IN lew couhues, a"u a.
trate upon the strongest cano'oae anu wo s
resnl, Of the Campaign Not man whom we ,, ma'e
aoon ha he Greek or Roman-Repubcan or wing.
-" tho county of Din,ciddie we nave Goodwin, one
of the most popular men IN lhe coumy, :" ''e nv
and the Democratic Committee Of vigilance me. a.
tho Court House on Monday last, ana enlarged 'heF
nmn,her n 15O Zach member of the Committee IS
nc;sv requested to exert his influence 10 BRING our
| friends TO the polls at the ensuing election .,
| Tho Committee of Correspondence ana fIgnahce III
the county of Kanawha have assoca'ea WIN .e' u;
| ha .or,ty Thomas Matthews is the Democratic can
| didate for Kapaacha-and Andrew Parks Inc wing
The charleston Jeffersonian" is authorised TO
announce Aaron Stockton as the Democratic caho'oa
| for Mchoias and Fayeue counties. , o,,
| The Charlottesville "Jefersonian ct the 2lth an
nonnces utbat Col Thomas J. Randolph and Shelton
F. Ieake Esq., will be as candidates 10 represent
the county of Albsmare in the next Legislature.
| -" By MANY DEMOCRATS.
aOd Frederick The Winchester ViFgln'an OF the
Odd pives The following letter received from Hiesss
| Wood md Byrd by the committee that had been ap'
ponted al the late Democratic meeting IN winchester
TO inform them of their nomination as the canu,oaes "
the Democratic party for seats IN the next nouse VI
Delegates 1t will be seen that these gentlemen nave
both RESPONDED favorably to the wishes OF the meeting,
and that they are tins again before the county Tor re-
election The unanimous and hearty good feeling that
the meeting Of their Democratic friends on the
occasion referred 10, and the faithful attention Uniform
" given By them the public service, we hope Will be
full guarantee Of their success at the ensuing cleo
ton They will justly claim, however, the v'giiani
and faithful cooperation of their Democratic friends
which, united with their personal attention, we
feel assured must secure their success. II defeated
will be by our inactivity and the superior v's-
lance and exerton Of our opponents in which event
we shall only have ourselves TO censure. The follow
inc is their answer 10 the committee referred to:
RlcmMosD, March 10Th, lS42.
ue,srs. .John Bruce, John w. Miller, and George w.
| Bakcr-Committee:
| GExTLyMES-Your letters, containing the nforma-
ton that we have been unanimously nominated by Inc
Democratic Convention, recently held in Winchester
as the candidates of that party for seats IN the next
| House of Delegates, have been duly received
| This renewed evidence Of the confidence OF our po-
tical brethren in "Old Frederick, highly gratifying
to u.s. and furnished it has been, by The unanimous
vote of large and respectable assemb'age OF our TEL
low.citizens it imposes debt which ace can only
discharge by prompt acqniescence in their WISHES
and in case we shall again be elected, by faithful de-
votion the public service and the best interest OF our
/ beloved State.
we therefore accept the nomination, and take leave
express through you, onr sincere thanks TO nose
who conferred it, for the motives which prompted Them
to that step.