Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06

ened from our propretes BY such stuff as dreoms are
made oil When the sovereigns of Georgia shall
have, IN iher own way, appointed their representa-
'ivcs t" ~" National Convention shall the politicians
ct South Carolina, or Kentucky, or Michigan, New
York, or Fennsy'vanIa, refuse 10 recognize them as
The proper Delegates Of Georgia? God forbid When
the soserf'gns Of New York shall have appointed their
50 representatives Ia the National Convention, shall
lean nnd meagre minority by artfu perseverance, elect
another sci OF eprese tnves, to deter and embarrass
thnse VINO are determined, for the country's good,
10 retrieve what was lost IN lS40' | PROFOUND these
questions 10 every true Democrat. My blood has been
cooled by The frnsts of City wnters-my many inds-
cretions nave been rebuked by the Christening rod Of
adversely. am aware of the importance of harmony
and concert "My thoughts, must confess turn
ed on peace; hut | am free 10 declare, that will
sooner SUBMIT TO the government Of honest msJudging
Wings, t'an TO that Of specializing and ambitious DE
uocrals, VINO are willing TO hazard all that we hold dear
on the success Of their Vaccinations and here re-
peat what said in the Democratic Convention in Bal
timore IN 50, that whenever the Democratic party
shall leave, or sacrifice it's principles for men, wish 10
It scattered to the winds and now, say, if the De-
mocrats oil This country will hazard the doctrines Of
95 ana Inc principles they have ever maintained, To
propitIate any man, or set of men, must wash my
hands of Democracy. remember have set my face,
and raised my voice against this propatlng doctrine
many years since, and ii may not be amiss TO refer to
the occasion The Legislative caucus, which met in
Richmond IN the winter of % pa TO recommend an
President, William ii. Crawford. Mr.. John Tyler
then proposed, for the avowed purpose of propnting
Pennsy van'a, 10 place the ticket as Vice President,
Albert Gailalln Mr.. Chapman Johnson opposed the
nomlnalinn OF MIR. Gnllatn and said the same propa-
ton cond be effected, by placing the name OF Langdon
Cheyes on The ticket opposed the whole scheme OF
Precipitation, and taking the ground that our nominn
ton should be made principle proposed the name Of
Nathaniel Macon. Mr.. Gallatin 8 nomination succeed
ed in the caucus but the winter after, when the Col
ege OF Electors met, the vote of Vrg nia was given
for w h Crawford, President, and Nathaniel Macon,
as Wee President The opposing ticket OF the Wings,
John Quincy Adams for President, and John &.
Calhoun for Vice President.
To such of the political neutrals are watching TO
catch thefun of the cards. waiting TO get the hang
OF the ballot box, have nothing to sav-"fhey are
sold TO their dos-Iet them alone" But to such of
You really anxious 10 take that course, which
will advance your countrys good, earnestly appeal
to forward and rebuke that wanton spirit of man.
worship and man.hared, which are the prolific parents
Of much political lntrigue-and TO take decisive,
unqualified part in support OF the nominee Of the Ma
tIonal Convention, of fourth Monday Of May next.
| will not dare to say 10 any OF the asprants to
the Presidency, show your devotion TO the principles
and IN integrity OF our party, by Withdrawing from the
canvass now and you will secure the united support Of
the party future day. No. protest against any such
buying off Of opponents; and as OF the rank and
file of the Democracy, hold that man traitor to our
cause who will offer or accept any such arrangement
but submit 10 the friends Of MIR. Calhoun and OF Mr.
Cass and Of Mr. Buchanan and of Mr.. Johnson, if
there IS wisdom, justice prudence, Or policy or
truth, the disparasements that are being daily al
tempted by Them Of them, of MIR. Van Buren,.
| appeal to those gentlemen themselves, TO exercise
their influence their ndscreet friends 10 stay these
shameful vi,nperatnns and lnsidIons attacks on that
man, who is justly the pride of his country, the orna
ment of the age, and the martyr Of Democracy call
on them to remember that 'the blood OF the martyrs
is The seed of the church" And ask in the most re
specu manner, whether any narrow opposition 10 the
constitution of lh- National Convention the part OF
the friends of any candidate, calculated To promote
his solid interests SENEX.
r S.-Wmld the conductor ri the Savannah Republican
his correspondent that inverted commas are
qnota;ion and that the quotation from the Debating
Society," III The Georgia Scenes Is no plagiarism ~