Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-27
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hiE6iA!A IphiNG
IL must b. chee-up ,.e, "a ,-ntf M nv
good work, of ARRIVING her devoted sons-ths Ir
giaa bne-ior The yteat conflict Of prIuciplestcr all
her principles which w,' b. absolutely at issue
ls4i, rs they were 10 l7g- F;om the articles W.
quote below from the Redmond Enquirer and Char
lotesvrlle Jei'sonjan, It viii De perceived, that the
patrols Of the ny'actb!e Commonwealth are forming
associations, and preParng, '.h the earnes'nesS whch
gave birth to oar Independence, which has preserved
IT, and mnintanrd the freedom OF The citizen ard the
prosperity at the country, assert and establish
her r.Grtous doctrines
The peop!e of the United States would never have
Their freedom, founded the invaluable lnst'tu-
tons they ENJOY, bat for Tie Intelligence and spirit
which first shna ed themselves IN Virginia, and gave
blrih TO a~src'aona among the people'o committees
of vgl'ance comnpsed Of the bes-normed aud most
inrsp'd reuto large assemblies of The masses, catch
ing enihUs;asn from cn1'a .ons sympa,es and gather
ing energy 1r ac;ian from The mos, eloquent and L;
sprirg appeals 10 their pnr'nsm 1t was the low tniia
oths mode 81 proceeding On mucksrg and ccne mp
of the p",pi- perfectly apparent IL al! te.c
ting mnd> taa. contributed much 10 the success If
Conn.ry, achieved ny the ciec,oreeting arts and
eross.st i,npnsutes the campaign o. lei0 But for
the orsan.zat,on established the log cabin rendezvous
the SINGING ana shouting, and speaking, and eating
and drinking each vas! conconrse OF p1rsans called
together for the purpose OF enJ yiug such orgies
C"onery could never have had the material Of that
army pu: 81, The command OF its leaders 10 effect
the nefarl"is plans necessary accomplish its de
signs. -td Tins nsrvr!s'on ut the vWiunus and pa
:s,nc ,sem at cvok,ny popular cn,huslosn activity,
energy, aud intelligence, introduced In impulse In
R-vou,'ou, would have proved ub"f,ire for the
purposes 81 Coonery, # the friends of popular
.,ghs ans institutions had met the bastard preen-Ion
.Uc yh'b with tie fue ta,h, sustained by
the real dsp~y winch honest, rari,;E~ut and zeal
Gus Republicans o, the Unon would have iade Il! wr,l
organized and acting N concert II 10 bring out and
marshal this lnync,be strength, ,hei V:5Z,n;a n.Y
takes the lead n forming her Democratic as>ocatons
and The extract which wa copy from Richmond En-.
au,rers add the Republicans of Frgin1, states,
with great cocency the incentives winch should acnae
The party everywhere 10 embody and discipline lis
strength ami patriotism 10 encounter The spurious
phrenzy which Federalism couner is r ii, and seeks,
by concert and skill again To make success'nl.
The oPrnnents ol the popular cause, arr everywhere
urging shsr rank and Tie. one"ai ct all the cSpe
dents and d. oi Their hard CIDER campaign. The
nucleus othe universal orgsnzalon they contemplate,
already to.nied village, aud township, Gnd
city ward, under t:e name .: t1ay CUES. Their
presses, every wlerr, speak cut, and urge tins SOFT o.:
preliminary osacnlzll,pn. Tnsy firm roll OF Tie
members within CERTAIN boundnrles, aud hs census i
intended 10 embrace man WHO can be incuced TO
premise his suffrage {" Mr.. Gay mad Federalism IN the
next elect and this achieves ,he great point
ganizauon 10 every Club District ~ the Union, tie
leading and acive agents aud partzans wall have every
name which they can hope To place to account on the
polls and they vii know 10 whom the duty
be assigned of bringing thr recruits 10 The polls
and this the great secret OF the power of organZa
lion Ii IS 10 Know where, upon whom, and by WHOM
operate. When party has not an exact knowledge
of the real OF l's orceswher The efficient
IN neghborhoods have clear and precise know ledge
of the sentiments aud purposes o. those around them
they know whom 1t will b. necessary To arouse fiom
Gupnsncss whose asSsance 10 reiy or IN what waY
TO make serriceabe - their the zeal mud energy
which they would willingly devote Ia It. There never
was time, hen the Democracy g? The Cn'on would
not have b If easy triumph. II OF is
ardent ei.hini, wiling vo;afrs in each neIghorhood,
had been possession of the necessary knowledge In
act efhcently within II, had been impressed with
the confidence, that some one, every other neghco
hood, Throughout the country, had the means Of
exertng useful ,'finence, and acting concert
with ham When friend OF great cause, who j.
conscious that us success depends millions of
VOTERS, feels that ms hunted sphere cf acton will
enable him 10 summon more than some ten voters 10
the polls he veil consider the eor, useless unless il
is assigned him dute, and he rs made sensible
that others acting IN concert with HIM. are engaged,
within the respective precincts as>'g.ed them, in
srousiDg the sup,ae voters TO attend the polls We he
levc that The Democratic voters abSen. from the polls
lS40 and The want oiconcert and organ,za.
lion, spirit and energy they begei, would have
turned the scale agar all the ppelayng corruption
the gross posiurss the foul management and false
turns of CooEery While this party preparing again
30 avail Themselves of thorough organization operate