Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-13
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The Dsler.ies from the different counties Of this Dis
uict n Convention. Friday the 3lst umo, and Sc
ise'sd SAMUEL Chiffon. Of fauquier Ss the Wing
candidate foe Congress.
That Convention was. in oil probability. the largest in
NUMBER that has in NirEnia for similar pur
pe. Every county In the District fully and ably re-
pre.ened by rnen many OF whom amongst the most
-btsns respectable and talented Of their citizens
Constituted th- Convention t ~ fair to presume that
selection accordance with the wishes OF mao
rify party the District II therefore, the duty OF
all Wings Of the District. give 10 the nominee OF
that Convention. their jealous support before, and their
upon fke election. This only - to secure
his election umphsnty. But otherwise, this, the only
certain and decided Wing District in the State be
the guardianship Of the rcdoubabe and dis
iingui-hcd Mr. Smith. For warn the Wings, that
the Democrats only active but they also
will oonffase b. until the election is orerthut they
will spare means abour expense to secure his cleo
uon;ihat they already Wanting that his vote IN the
District will be larger by several hundred than the vote CIV
Van Buren, IN is4O-snd thri he will get large ma
jouties Mr.. Chiffon in every county IN the Dstle'
Loudoun II this should be the case then the election
of candidate is by means safe
II Mr. Smith should be elected, will be owing TO com
binaton Of eircum only TO the apathy, but
to the private pquo and personal differences that may
unhsppy exist among Of the members OF our party.
But should such be suffered by honorable and M
tcgcn men, operate to the prejudice OF our country
and paryi-and by too who profess TO be sincerely
honest in their political opinions and earnestly DESTROYS to
their principles fairly, faithfully and efficiently reflect
ed by their representative in Congress-
lift is pardonabc any time TO permit such causes To
njure would be objectionable Mt the present Tune,
under and when have such an
generous and willy adversary to contend wh;-a man who
PROCESSES be Democrat, but, who IN pracuce proved
himself be the Incorporating supporter and advocate
Of all Of the corrupt awess, unconstitutional and ysnnl
cn acts of Van Buren, and his ustrious predecessor.
man. who report be tc said IN conclavo last SUMMER
that the Democrats had majority in the Legislature,
they could aud should arrange the Congressional Districts
in the State so not the Wings have and that
with his consent, by Cd, should they haNe-and
whoha that if elected he inotobey the
instructions Of the Wings of the District but VIII LOOK 10
the polls only. for instructions.
Thea II you do wish TO be misreprosenicd IN Con-
gress for the next yearsand that by the rankest
Of Loooocos, turn out man. the day OF Election,
and teach this sefstycd Democrat, that You know your
rights and your duties your country and party and
knowing them, you will at all Inconvenience and hazard
maintain them.
The winter, OF tins communication, knows Mr.. Smith
WELL and he knows that the Wing Voters of this District
have common adversary contend Without man of
good address, sensible, saEacious and WHY aud deeply
skilled in oil the tckey OF political legerdemaln VINO,
by his ZEAL abilities and efficiency in the of aspuous
Democracy, has grnpped his support and political for
tunes with hooks Steel his blind and devoted followers.
Of untiring industry who will either In person
by letter. visit neghbourhOod OF the District before
the Eecton,-w appeal TO every passion, prejudice and
interest," and who will iusdiousy endeavour 10 his
advantage, every personal and private ieud and pque that
may exist amongst any of the Wings.
Then, you have ordinary man for your opp1nen-
but gentleman who deseryedy called the AJAX Teemon
of his party do be lued into false security because of
your apparent majority For what will majority avail
you, without harmony and Of ncton What Is
Voters political opinion worth either his country his
party he neglects to make his vote count upon important
Elections
Ii is melancholy fact that often the with
many Of party, that while they from years end 10
years end advocate with honest ZEAL and enlightened
Judgment their political principles; STILL when the day Of
action arrives they lazy much engaged IN
private matter attend the polls. This the charac
tersuc difference between the Wings and LocoOcos.-
While the ably the other acts efficiently Its
high time for every patriotic and rejecting Wing to
shake of his apathy put his shoulder in good earnest TO
the wheel and endeavor further downward
dency TO national state and individual embarrassment and
ruin.
Then, fellow-Whgs the day Of elccton-the day
apart for freemen battle in freedoms cause feel and
though the election OF your candidate depends upon
gle Be posts the post honour and Tespon
sibty and sink the in the patro-forge your per.
sona grievances, quaes and differences, preferences and
sectional predictions Let them ALL for tGt day least
he cheeruy sacrificed upon the altar of your country and
party and prove by votes the sincerity of your Cpl
mons and the integrity OF your political principles Do this,
and you will only becomes reemen and honest
and independent politicians, but you will, also, without
doubt, elect your candidate, Mr.. Chiffon and, the
time, teach Mr. Smith lesson, which he will tor
get that the Wing reemen OF this District least will
permit their District be lost their party they
will tamely to be transferred like sheep The
bies the support i-ocofoco, Democrat disH-
pointed dpOStGfe Haf0T0us Wig The SeOuTge land
and people, prosperous and happy but 10y their
wckedness aud folly sunk the depths distress, and
pressed 10 the verge OF Bankruptcy.
On the DAY Of election, should have harmony and
united action, only because they due prnci.
pies and TO the preservation party also
IT due 10 the gentleman who have made cand
data gentleman who. tho preferred by the
the high and responsible position he occupies
ertheles OF excellent private character and bu-
suess habits-of sound political principes-of good and
an improving mind and who, elected will prove faithful
and efficient representative Sue the belief and hope
OF one OF the Delegates from
CULPEPER