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

,ro THE REPUBLICANS OF VIRGINIA.
~ "t', I'D this morning, to take the liberty OF ad-
We lnls democracy Of Virginia upon the exlsting
sns ' 'rc affairs But the following appeal, strong
- Of P"' il j. COMES from one, so mucn better
,csn sn''' much better entitled TO 60 before the
,uaiea, ,r,;n,a-to advise them, to point out their
cpe % ,ouse them against the wings, 70 guafo
,Ht't ans, our own dIssensons-that we '",s 10y
81 asa",b great pleasure, the pen into his hanos'
.sncs' w. PAPER, perhaps, we will follow II upoy
81 20 -, ,Sd-ess 10 our Counuymen
ne; aaa'e' COMMUNICATED.
,me for all things, and it seems to me,
! There )" lived when every true Republican should
4une paI ,'s armour and come 10 the rescue. we
is5 " longer repose too confidently 10 t"e or"e'
a9 W ~, he we'll It's true, We have seen .he peo
,liA WI. second sober thought, in large MAJORITY
tns" ,s,;d succession, ret urning TO the true
!'s ga" - Democracy, until there was scarcely
acpss " w.. ,e, to the Wings Yet, with this Hat
Hapse before u, Of brilliant triumph, IN The
ng pr oor,est of IS44-~e see our political oPpo-
qfo's" with renovated hopes, and the Demo
' pp,snsd with defeat by discord and dssensons
own ranks ough, this to De so, iappeal 10
me Democrat and ask, II ne w''' sanef y - &c so
a., wisely and prudenty, we nave :. ~ our po"e.'
ss ' dn,v to preyentit. Passing events warn US
y: Tho crisis calls for the prompt, united and
! '''ra"s o,;o, NJ The whole Democracy. With
80, this desirable result, would It not be
- :" C7,,s.oond,ns Committees, as soon as
III - call public meetings, on their respective
in every county in the Stale? Let The
,,,cr meet aud consult Tor the common gooo.
~" ose, each other in the right temper and the right
h,etbren of the same political family -resolved
y'"'scs opr personal predictions for men on the
s" az, coun,ry's good Let US not suffer our
- be drawn by editors Of newspapers and politi
F.;,,nls into angry contentious about this man or
"I or about this mode the other mode Of ap.
" dsIeuates to the General Convention. These
s''" -ors Of minor importance. We should distrust
IN VINO would make US dis,rustiul of each other,
The seal of disapprobation forever upon the
4,. ri that man, who is more ambitious of his own
~, 10 Office than the advancement Of our prin-
49, and The success Of our cause Let union, har-
90 and concession, prevail IN our councils Let US
liz, 10 carry into practice that CARDINAL DOC
a,. ~ CTR POLITICAL FAITH, PRINCIPLES, NOT MEN,
=. ma victory will be ours-no matter who may be
s,a.'sd az the Democratic Republican candidate for
~. Presidency This was the spirit which animated
,s Democracy the memorable contes, oil lSUO, when
.n,ed IN The election of Thomas Jefferson over the
rrs.t Adams, OF Black Cockade, Alien and Seditlon
m.mory THIS was the spirit which animated the De
,.,,,c and enabled them TO succeed IN electing the
-, nero and statesm man, Andrew Jackson, over
go o Adams, the builder of light houses in the
hp who would not be palsed by the will OF
- ,,os,i,uen,s-and il is only by the same spirit and
,,--, of acton that we may hope to defeat the
'.,.,oo Of Henry Clay, the advocate Of National
wax. a Protective Tariff, the Distribution of the
p....a. Of The Public Lands, the Assumption Of
;. Debts, the La.i,udiaarian Construc,ion,st of our
81 Constitution. A COUNTRYMAN.
NOTICE.
The Democratic Republicans of the city of Rich
a1 onoosed 10 The election Of Henry Clay, TO the
,,,, Presidency, and TO the measures of the Wing
,,v are requested to meet at the City Hall, in the
,,,r Of Richmond, on Friday evening next, the 18th
D;,u,, a, o'clock, P. NJ for the purpose Of deciding
}, the propriey OF forming Democratic Association
md for general organization Of the Democratic
."- -, MaNy DEMOCRATS