Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-25
s.ns, be with US, or agsinstus. And time and

aus, be with US, or apainstus. And time and
S"' wait for no man. NJ !.
re w." .,sr. over the signature Of Grip kaps, a
fr,sort for the political distingnes-the br'gntoh
P't,c,,--has endeavored to show, that Mr %"
d .,,not be elected. But that writer will paraon
Fl'fn cling him, that the vote which Mr.. bu
ns ~ at the hands Of the people in lS4O, VIII MAKE
m p.,s,dent in lS44-and if it shall please the De
hn -, Republican party to place Mr.. Van bofen ="
nsa,,,on, his success is morally, absolutely ce.'a'.
pe"x elect him without the aid OF single fe.,ea.
Whis, but we WILL elect him with the a'u " '"0'
"a. Of retreating Wings W. al have
w. an have more or less, Of ambition. ,4s' ~ -
tsods and "a vorites, and may wei dHef Us ~
I" ,n6da,es But when the Democratic nePuo"
'a' 10 shall have designated their STANDARD oeatei'
''N .y tha, the true Democrats VIII raiiy "'i'
"G bs caution 10 Whggery that me why's a,u
y soeculating deeply on our o'sss.s,
DIV r. - usSapd that they dread Mr. van buten
gown 10 usm o,ber onponent, is fact which they
n,s ', conceal They dread him, because ne mas oeen
'aav s;,b the Democratic party from his ooynooo
,hsy know that party too we'll, 10 believe, lot
.a. that The strength of the party can oe "ea,
h. intimidation or seduced by the intrlgues OF
,a5l:ion-and they fear him, because; my Car
nav he went, leaves them no'h'ng 70 nop ,vh;as from
i: is no, my purpose to wake up ~ dscord Tbev
.,s,, nlaasant dreams Of dssenslon anu u'Ss i
". I,o more slumber and little more Steep
-'h, I oo,e. but il is my purpose 10 guaiu TUG
~. ,be ar,ful Vaccinations OF oesighing po-
of, - uhom. God knows, there are toe many
al n,r,;es. Howsoever much the wings were cen
.,,d for placing their Harrisburg nomnnuon on the
md Of availability, it the order of the day
H. fr,eod, Of Mr. Calhoun taking great pains to
hnw that Mr.. Van Buren,, having been beaten IN the
~, ls.,;on cannot succeed in the next to which 1t
,s,l,sd that Mr. Calhoun is himself beaten horse;
5 he friends of the other asplrants say "then lay
,,sc, both aside, and run some untred horse. Out
s great Democratic Republican party is not to be 60
,asd bg such narrow views. II is openly SAID, that
-. C,Ibouns friends will not abide by the nomination
:, rho Convention, unless MIR. Calhoun is the noml-
~, know that some Of his friends will not, (trom
~, lends GOOD Lord deliver me y but am satisfied,
b,, the great body Of those who prefer Mr. Caihoun'
au Ike good men and true men, put forth all theif
.snctb N support of the nominee OF The ConVen'
-, II, Calhoan has done and said many things,
Inch would make me slow TO vote for him-but II ne
b. re- The selected candidate of the Democratic he
nnsbesn partg, | will vote for him; but much more
rsss,ully would vote for several OF the others VINO
nave been named. :,
wish 10 be distinctly understood by all who may
e,dthis letter. but particularly by those 10 whom
:, !. addressed regard Wings all who voted the
Ub ticket at the last lection; and BY the term IRE
eating Wings mean those, who, for causes salts
b,o.s 10 themselves, have determined not TO act
i,,r,i with the Wings, but intend 10 unite with the
D.mocta,ic Republican party. You must then, allow
NJ /, regard you Wings by accident, but rs Demo
eats IN principle, and Locofocos by adoption
shah hereafter, address myself TO the Political
,ua,oTs, for the purpose of showing, LIST, tina. hr
Ian Bu-en's claims on the Democracy OF the United
States. are superior to those OF any other man. 81 that
he is the most available, we'll as the most meritorlous;
and then shall show that there are claims even hgher
,bsn Mr. Van Burens, which ore proper TO DO cens'
S.,ed bv the people of the United Sales ] mean the
CLAIMS 10 retrbuton Of the Democratic Republicans Of
E Union. SLNhA'