Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-27
To the WING Voter. a. u,.nmo,s,

Once more, teow-czens, address You, and Tor the
last time previous To the election We feel convinced at
the same time that 1t work of supererogaon There
- spirit abroad in this community which wants no ex
element Never the people this City more com
pcely reused Society stirred very foundations
All feel the sense Of injustice, all determined 10 fall
like men, If they fall. There is no Welding no
Sinking, no skulkng far have seem nor Is there
likely TO be any. Nor friends in other portions OF
the District less active in the The excitement in
Powhatan is without precedent in that noble and high
spirited county. There is every probability that the tool
OF Jefferson Randolph he who selected the proper
person to his dirty Jobs will be consigned To that
oblivion which alone protect him from reprooch II
he TALL he will fall like lump of lead, without the power
To raise himself from the earth again. 1t will be glorious
news TO the people OF tins City, learn that the individual
who lent himself mos, eagerly the task furnishing this
community for its free principles, likely no longer 10 dis
grace the Legislature OF the State
We mention this fact by way of encouragement to you
voters oi Richmond. Ii is only show YOU that your
friends in motion in other portions Of the District, that
stain sheet with the OF so vile Demagogue-
SO corrupt and subsericn slave Col Hopkins has prov
ed himself To be. without Just conceptions OF hon.
oror patrotsm-and always anxious obacr both Office
The most coldblooded calculating Demagogue it has vet
been our fortune To meet
You cannot but have remarked the fact that every
Foco Legislature thinks part its duty 10 assa the
City of Richmond IN every possible shape. Not oppor
tuniy is lost of sneerng and insulting YOU The last
Legislature, carried farther than any of Its pree
cessos and cvinccd determination crush YOU it lay
IN ITS power. But it does lie IN the power of any man
or se OF the onward march Of this great CON-
muniy II were wise cndoavor stop the progress
Locomotive, by throwing self the and sezing
the wheels. Let those who would try it remember the
danger and not complain of the issue.
We believe, iellowczens, It is in your power elect
MIR. Bolts. The City, learn more than thou
sand of these three hundred will tick
ct. The rest, then, all Wings for in this community
there dozen fence Why should they not all
vote Was there crisis demanding action on the
part of the Wings seriously We entreat all Wings
having votes Ia voeto march up the polls in solid pha-
anX Merchants, paying merchants licenses, and being
housekeepers and heads Of families be deferred from
doing duty 10y any consideration Come up and vote
for your good Mr. Ritches any other
II You, and such you, that the Infamous Tax Bill
designed oppress Let the authors that bill see that
they have reused spirit which they alay. Let
them find themselves in the situation Of the child who starts
piece OF machinery which lac stop. They thought
YOU weak Show them that YOU are stronger than
they supposed The Mayor supported by the best legal
horifies, you have night Remember that
and do not fail To upon it, Tins the last time we shall
be able address before the election Virginia expects
every do his DUTY"