Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-01
FLUTE.
The Literal Version Of Ritehies Appeal to The Ct.ens of
Virginia.


Fellow Offensive must not dcspse the enemy at this
time. We cannot disregard the strength the fiery spirit
the eepess ambition, Of Henry Clay His friends are de-
eTmned elect him. They already Boosting OF their
prospects One Of his mos, adro attaches yuuncd but the
other night in the Clay Club Of this city, that they would
carry than % States His friends pretend TO be as
sanguino in their hopes they devoted in their prpo
ses They are organizing to the utmost, and aunng the
teeth. They scattering Clay Clubs all over the Com
monweath. What downright assurance. In Is TO- they
had but deiestsbe log cabin in this city, and now this
nghuul sight can be in each ward Vi the city, much
too TO tile annoyance OF Spartan Band; and they intend
TO have general Club for the whole city, in DESPITE of
the wise counscs that the Enquirer daily rings in their
thus far have they gone already and with such reck less
spirit have they commenced their operations that they ore
about 10 register their recruits by name and them
10 their daring in black and white, like the enlisted
soldiers Of Irregular army To this formidable orgauza
uon which they proposing extend to almost every
hamlet and precinct in the Commonwealth they are uniting
the most extensive means Of influence and action. They
eXpend their money freely md have appliances which
battle oil calculation. They have orators too, in abun.
dance. Their swelling purses will furnish the sinews Of
war Their Clubs will cover the land like the ops Of Esyp
The Democrats nave money but they cannot erpend It
they must depend upon the glorious prime pies Of gs go
and 1900 Their Central Committee nt Washington will
again abuse the iranng privilege, but In s the 1ocOs
can Offset them. They may spread their hunbug pubica
uon'' aud shameless interpretations, the country
but n tms the L0cOs can give them II. Their press
- vi" poy every trick, and abuse every Democrat but we
too here. Which Of you my friends cannot
abuse The Whgs' The Wings will spare pains, and
will exert every effort: Aud the signs the times too tell
u.s. that the Democrats depend too much upon their strength
Shameless supincness IN Maryland North Carolina Gcor
gia aud Tennessee The infection appears be raging
but LET ms scduOusy guard the good Old Dominon-tho
nohcro States, and Of Stiesmen-ihe citadel Of liberty
-G'd bless her In word-if you permit thom-if YOU
do not veto their purposes they will rne Henry Clay to tho
Chair and invest him with al the power and patronage Of
the Executive Government viii you then, lend your hand
- ms olcyatOn'-ior tho good Old Dominion ~ mel.
Their tho mother Of Clay, Of old Kentuck You
will not vote for him, but will you consent 10 friucr AWAY
your forces among contendng canddaesl Harmony and
conciaton;-cverytingi for the cause nothing for men
Martin Van Buren, will reflect the principles Of every Loco
oi the Republic The Wings will 60 into battle under ons
eader; etus do likewise. Every Of them strikes
NJ ne through au-every Of should strike NJ them
through Van Will you sacrifice your principles for any
man. Go then for Van, the Northern man with Southern
pncpesan enemy Of the North and friend 70 the South
VIII You throw the Republic into the arms Of
Henry Clsy' lfyou will not, unite Van Look too at
The events which arc passing under your Dyes IL IL
wise IN Ne 70 desPse enemy who has just proven himself