Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-25

hv should sny of them specially war now against him:
viii il he In the common cause now, or their own po'
cal interests hereafter: CERTAisLi neiiher bu' ."'
pbodephia Inquirer is content (he says) to take Mf.
81, Rpren os the Democratic champion against MT
CI,v If he be content, are we, PERFECTLY He says
Nr Van Buren, is "weuk with the people, wEo have
elected hun once, and will reject hun again. but
this very defeat will assist, rather than injure MN,
Nth thousands of voters in 1874. II will create
~ en,bnsnsm in his behalf, which other crcum.
stances would have been sufficient to inspire "Io DC
beaten b unfair means (says MI hendall) increases
the s,renp,h of candidate, instead OF diminishing H.
He as recalled by his enemies rom London IN %
and he was therefor made Wee President. They de
ca,,ed him in A0-and the s'sober second thought OF
Tho p.o,e" will restore him in 1874. Besides, 1t he
has been beaten once Mr. Clay has been tuee defeated
land thrice, counting his being pissed over by his
own friends Iarrlsburg) Cen Harrison was deiea'
ID hv nm immense majority in 36-and this did not
revent his success in 1910. The Globe recaptuales
in the following extract several cases Of defeat sue
ceeded by glorious VICTORIES a.,
uWbnt n Election these fastdious officials of Mr.
TYLER cast upon their patron! no" wrong it was IN num-
after the neople OF the u S. had once voted down Gre
neral Harrison at the polls, to lend his name ticket
Harrison again. after his defeat for the favor
of the people, and thus 'Saeer az Msr former J"ae
menir And will not Mr. - think it rather an
obnoxious standing rule 10 'he democracy oil ',as
their running once-defea,ed cand,taie when they
have an RECENTLY ,riumphed in electing March,, Nor
ION Chief Magistrate after being defeated with him as
their standing candidate some 10 years in succession
And how will the N Y. Democracy stomach this custom
house canon having just carried the Empire Saie VIII
Gov Bouck who was defeated in the coOnskn campaign
of 1902 Or that Of Ohio, who succeeded last year with
Shannon, who was previously Prosuaed by the cry OF
.Tippecanoe and Tyler too The early Democracy
did not n,ye in TO the policy of sacrificing the enemy
Tho allie honest. uncompromising chef who fought
their first battle against the elder Adams and who lost
il by Federal frauds. On the contrary, they adhered
to Mr. Jefferson, because he was Tue especial oolec'
of Federal hostility, and would never have ielt that
they had fully triumphed, II they MAJ not trumpheu
nader his lead So in the OF General Jackson -
But Badger and Sutherland, and Tyson, and Grnnd,
Who were charmed with the success othe pipe laying
business the false counts and false by which,
for two terms in Congress, their trend Naylor was
enabled TO fill Mr. lngersolls seat, fetit 10 be great
outrage that the insued and abused constituency
sboud run Mr. Inpersoll third time and, by obtain
inc guards to protect the ballot boxes prove by
,bs result the enormous frauds perpetrated through
their fundamentally the right oil suffrage. Doubt
less. these decatey organized regaders OF the popular
sensibty would have thought IL much more becoming
far the Democracy to have taken up of them lis
candidate TO avenge the wrongs suffered by The party
IN The Nayor frauds, than that the twlce-deeaed Mr.
should have been presented TO the people again
"a sheer at their former judgment, calculated 10 rouse
their indignation.
And who would not feel, with our Correspondent,
whose beautiful sentence graces the head oil This de
sultory article, II would (ndeed) be solid triumph
10 us 10 put MIR Van Buren, back again, and beauu
full illus,ra lion of the principles Of Government
II I'VE could do it?" And who doubts II? who will 50
cr6ce him TO an If, when throw ourselves upon the
support of free and enlightened People; and cal
upon them, in the of justice, in the name of the
Constitution to rebuke the frauds which have been
prac,lsed upon themselves and to ds,ipae the very
suspcon which the Wings have attempted 10 cast upon
the capacity Of the People for self governmenl-and
a, III rnfo fbatF Ua0 lie
M mt back Martin Van Buren,, and furnish thus beau
full Illustration Of the PRINCIPLES Of our Government