Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-31
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rnovph aJout The organization Of Mc ID

r...,. t.,ovgh about The organization ot Mc DC
uocyatic National Conrenton
We do no, cry enough, because we iee' VunIc ~
,-,umen. nor Sc, in the PRIDE OF victory II ever -
- :,' =, ,,ci,rv il would be melancholy ONE IN
sn;,;, ome,hinr 81 the feeling which induced Inc
Romans never 10 accord triumph u Tue VIZ "
c,vI 90, however brilliant his achievements. hu' v"
80. b because the country IS IN inll possession u
-, sn, and the discussion is degenerating INTO
- 81 n,,o,,on and personality, fatal 10 Inc leeaels
IS an ,,r,r whose strength is the party Strength
md c,n h,vp no effect If continued, but TO endahge'
our ultimate triumph l;n.
O,r ,.,dsrs Il, bear Us witness, that NOT ono uSP'
,r,uo ,d has esca ped in reference 70 lne caa's
= - , nj the Democratic aspnants TO the rest
d.nn u,ooy. We think, would II have been, II al
others had followed our example. pui u % nv
40, blood is rising; impulai'oh ana aouse ~, 49,
,bs nl,.o NJ arguments Democrats VINO ought 10 ae'
1870 ,,, becoming estranged; aud X Is aPpreheho
I'd ,b,, fatal disvisions may ensne Nor 90 some oi o'
bra,b,en seem 10 perceive, that the oiows hey SUM
,i D.,,cratc candidates they do NOT IKE, recon- WI"
double c,ce on those they do Ike, and the most tney
can reasonably expect IN sueh "a',a'e 70, "
and foe persh together. Melancholy as inns cons'ue.
go; - = e nothing to the problble rum OF that party,
an Tho success of which every true Democrat re'es
f tho sunport and advancement OF his glorious P"
ciples. ,.t, c:a ~ o,bsr c,n
90 nat echo the sentiment, will not the ir'enos
or him whose claims we especially adVoca'e i,e' Nv"
Tho nnar which the friends ofothers are blndiy per-
IN their vorIte candidate, nuuce Us " ioo"
he ,n,nle Let not their impu;atlons however gross
nrovole u, to retaliation Smasting under some re-
cen, ,dvprses the Democracy IS not IN nu'"i 20 -
Ier,,o ms Kind of warfare. If they are w'thheo rom
The common enemy by personal warfare, between ,,
friends Of Mr. Calhoun, and Mr. van Duten, ,"ey "n
soon zcaim a,cay ,ch both Of them we nope Inc
friends Of neither vii, give Them further occasion 50 "
cI ar SO 70 act For ourself, we say, no SUCH occa
son shall be gwen And if our earnest adural'on can
hive no influence with the few friends OF Mr. Cal
houn who are numbering faster than by inches, h"''
whom they delight 10 honor We trust IL VIII not DC un-
needed by the friends of Mr.. Van Buren,
On whose shoulders should rest The responsibility OF
,,c.n adyerses it would be worse than useless 10 eH
,ress an opnon Let all true Democrats forget wha''
in that respect they may think deserving oil censue
amony oar friends, and bend energies TO producing
union and harrnony hereafter. We must resolve "o"o
fle to prefer principle TO men, ana 10 support nom
soever majority Of eur party "ay prefer anu noun
nate To saw we will not support this man, OF lhat
10 say that we postpone principles to men, aud is IN
COMPATIBLE with our high professions. IL Is mol tie
Democratic people who say, tins, G! that man. cannon
bs lscled-but II the politicians, who expect TO rise
nv LAYING hold Of great mems skirts ana not oy men
own merits The Democratic people, strong IN the,
own conscious fidelity principle, feel as II they coula
elect any man. and only desire to have single caho'
date placed before them.
Again, we cry, ENOUGH Mischief makers may 1ee
n, us and continue their fratrcdal war-out NOTHING
! -, sorulSG shall induce 10 initiate their example
n / doubling that they will, II they DO not soon &c
s,s, become their destroyer5.