Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-11

Firginia is setting noble example on the Presden-
tia! question. Her Democracy are always true TO
prime pe--ttev 90 all iof the cause, nothing Tor men
This . right Though may all have our preferences,
yet tue trlumpa Of prcIples is paramount CON
-ae:siion. fac Government iaust he regeneraled-
sc mus: have u uocra,ic men and Democratic ihea'
5ures, throughout before ali viii again BE- well feae
!aism has had day--t has shown IT'S Incapaoii'y
st carving o. he Government ic. The ten-i!, OF lhe
pecpia, an j; .aGS give place 10 Inc rc!s o' 'ei-
!rfs1nia Democracy Noihng else VIII DC Satisfactory
ne people have not forgotten the !sv'sa promises
nads BY HE Wings previous 10 toe iee ffeS'aeh.'@i
elrct;ou, when their caErca;ure "log caohs DIT WHICH
sotrley n,sh hush we're made voca! with silly songs
and loud Sounding Speeches, delivered by ORATOR
Pufrs n ho were iired for the OCCASION lhey to!d
tit, people with seeming sincerity, that ali the enoaf-
easements q. the times were owing 10 ht' van Du'e"
and the Tfeasurytiat II they, precious Pa:'os,
could be entrusted with power, the taies "onin 'ie
tis,ely change commerce would !cvive-manoas-
:uies gricuure be prosperous; ana all classes
made rich and happy. The people trusted them ana
oil heir promises failed Trade is sui oppressed
the country is overstocked with unsaieabie goocs,
domestic aad foreign produce OF the farmer IS a.
or eth and the pros oec;s ahead much the same
now Is Whe u they took the o! Government i''o
ti.e.r hands.
In no respect have lie Wigs redeemed their pro.
misss and therefore they STAND dagFaced before Inc
people, VINO ready 10 rise IN their might and
restore Tie Democracy power. For they know that
the Democratic patty ,,romses more taan II IN
.nls t. per.orm There will now be no cGalesc!ng
among Democrats w any portion a tne fedeTli lac
ton. TAy viii rely on the rcc'itu CT ieir principles
alome for success IN, taeg ";e"d they III boldly
avog:, when their curl;Gaie placed IN ,he held
Tae1, viii he si.uikny, no 7ec:etiag their yicHs
lo.i the pubic eye. Such course alone IS worthy OF
Democ,ecy better defeat - itsr@ to Il, then victory
naai;,ed through deception and FRAUD. and the Wing
party have found it 81. Iaey now saa,taIed and
def ied for the reason, that having ed prnc
c..s-,.ayi0G snaIos.c cd Urth policy" hen i.e vic
Tory won, they were as ignotant OF each oher 5
views il they had had ASSOCIATION w!th eaca oihef.
Those the secret committed gross iEaud upca The
people by coucealins Tie II Tie candidate for
&C. fresdeni aud justly have they bee punsi
I'd ur It. Tucy have been scog.sei to madness with
.oG ol their preparing. They cook han, not Tor
love to the man, 5u; coacii,a,e the South. They
knew he opposed 10 hIgh Protective iariii and
N.:ioal Bank: and W.. The advocates OF those liz:
saI., i: the North, we're made to believe re in
it.,r Of both Here most inexcusabls, fraud Of
:ch they expected 10 reap the advantage. They
,.,d ~, calculate the death O.. iarsisoi:, and sup
pose,i lie would be merely Pfcs'deut Of the Senate,
.,4 have 10 power 10. good evil 10: in,s deception
lacy have also been justly punished.
Let OF, own be The revere of this, and then
If We triumph it will be upon principle, and triumph
ygl be lasting. There Will be no disappointment
accusations be brought against Us 10. not Ieceeming
Jar pledges Parties shoad always be FRANK and
honest for teiT sascs for tie people are not
so. to detect dcce p,ion "a! punish the deceiyers.
y. yer did The Democracy staHL better ar entering
Preside alja! contest: and nothing but suicidal Gi.
.o,is can p.e.ent success. " no wii b. i.c men
/, create and foster these divisions: We know not
bot II any shsw themselves, e: them he marked al
once as unworthy OF confidence. ''Shoo. the deser
irs no, bad noIii, scr an wha'eve. ms7rinleas
Is ul.sraace may have heretofore slaGe For lie who
aids Federal sn, n any way, Whatever may be his pre-
tensions is IN enemy 10 u lcracy aud should b.
regarded 10 such -.l9rie.ch Jowrnd.