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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-19
READ!

TuE TIMEs-I If The truths OF experience, as recofoeo
nv history were remembered, nations would be wise,
and they would therefore be happy the ~ild oeiu-
Sims which from time 10 time lead them INTO ru'nous
Ges would be avoided; and South Sea schemes, MIS-
sissippi bubbles and improvement manias "ouu cease
to in yolve millions in poverty and distress but 20 '"e
mass the unstudied history of The past no Pfo'ecuoh
Still great national calamity involving ke the recent
pecunary earthquake in this country, oil oroels OF So
cety, should live through single generation a.
If that experience ia not out tor twenty years,
this country will be the camest wealthes happiest and
most vr,uous upon the lace Of the earth
The moniticns of the times are worth more than they
have cost u.s. and that is no small price Our IeVeises
have been, III their influence, "fiosty but a'.aiy'
MANY perhaps most, of the erroneous prnc'pts WITCH
led this country into her difficulties, ohh "hicn WERE
but Gw wears since c!amorously cvowed by all pattes
are now By oil parties ciamorously d'scia'meo' Oh
the roth thus evolved by harsh experience sna nave
been worn out, need not fear renewal o' Tue Gu
lem,ies which result from It's violation
The times have taught u.s. much 10 Tue a'"aIe'ne ~
and discontinue Of those who claimed 10 DC "'e n'g"
priests of the temple Of finance, and who elone were
permitted 10 witness lis EeusnIan mysteries, hat 'ne
sun will shire, the rain fall, spring time ana ha,'es
and the people of this vast country exist without
a National Bank This is discovery as astonishing
rs il important Time has been when Inc cant aoou
regulated currency was SO prevalent, Una. nusnes'
man trembed al the idea of the tall OF 'he Hal,on
Bank With as hone st fear MIlerie WOMB e3h'o
on The appointed day of the worlds destrucuon.
was magined that the country was mace iul DanA
When number Of enthusiasts, who gazeo upon VIZ
Niagara, were expressing in their best poetry, ,ne,
nse of its grandeur tailor, whose OPINION was
admitted that II nice place to sponge coat
the spirit, many persons, regard"g VIC Sas'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-19

s'TmE Mill Boy THE SLAsHrs We had
sincerely hoped that the toIes and ridiculous pre,en
sions 10 Democracy manifested by the Wing party
1e40 had been buried in the same grave, which
ciously swallowed up in its r-morseless all their
hopes and expectations. When the grave closed over
their Idol, who like the Indian Brahma, the
bodment OF their religious faith, we bad supposed,
that with the Idol they buried the deceptive symbol
with which he was adorned and with which they had
so deceived and gnlled his deuded followers But we
were mistaken. The Idol, indeed was buried, hut the
faith remained, and now, that new Idol 80 placed upon
the vacant pedestal, the deceivIpg zymbos are
10 surround his person. the same celusiee res to
be used 10 blind and deceive The multitude. But to
drop the igurative, and come down 10 the real. The
same political game that was played in $780, to ma.
ulest i,selfn the campaign Of A The people to
be forced into the belief, that the great fundamental
rule Of Wing faith, is strong reliance upon tue Demo-
cratic sympathy, and if it can only force down their
troas as was done in lS40, the belief, that the cand
date chosen, ia whose origin oommends itself TO
the Democratic sympathy Of the mass, whose early
years were spent amid the noise and cares of abo.
rous life, they easily throw veil over those acts,
which, in after life, have shown forgetiuness of the
teachings of his yonth aud palm him upon the COM
munty as Democrat, whom the people should sup
port. The Log Cabin deluson of 40 will be revived
in A., in 'thc Mill Boy of The Slashes, and Henry
Clay, arstocratic in all his feelings and sympa,hes
thorough despiser Of the popular nteligence-wIli
grow under the transforming influence OF the decep-
i've policy of his purity, into "he Mill Boy OF the
Slashes," Democrat, rapidly as did the Godl,ke
Daniel at Richmond, under ''an October SUM- But
and like the old Grecian philosopher will detect be
meath the "holes The tattered garbs The "psny and
presumption of the hungry applicants for Office.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-19
TIE RESULT.


The battle is over and we may now look around iof
the killed and wounded. The field was closely con
tested almost every successful candidate for Congress,
as well as for the State Legislature, had to win the
prize by much hard fighting. Few walked over Inc
course nj their elsure-without tremulous lear al
least that they might be disanced. The result IS pretty
we'll known and the Democracy have no reason Tor
desoondng On the contrary, considering The ndeiat-
gable and in instances, interruptions, opposition
we have had contend against, we have much reason
to rejoice at the victory.
We are both grarhed and grieved at the result o.
the Congressional electonsgra'ifed at the strong ar
raw of Democratic MEMBERS and greved That Two o.
our most worthy and efficient champions IN the old
Congress will not be heard IN the new. We %
,Iln5e 10 nIessrs Hunter and Smith. How lar tle
,rocsm of Mr. Bolts operated to produce this result
we will not prefer to say but had the Richmond ne
been the lion he ~ by some supposed
his potical death is dearly purchased al snch
pr,ce The Democracy of this section-ot the Ninth,
,ar,icuarly have never been satisfied with The Appor-
iionment Bill William Smith has been their hf1
consistent unliring champion; and to be tetlerfd by
The incubus of Loudoun Federalism, IS but poor re-
turn for his long and fiicent services.
The Legislature, too, is ours, by majority wh'ch
ul seek m vain escape the responsibility OF us acts
We rejoice at this. A small and embarrassed majority
is 10 be deprecated; but large orc IS more oesra,
hle on all hands, nasmuch The responsibility will
moi be divided We hope the Democratic press will
keen yipant eye upon the next Legislature lhe
,,cres,s of the State and The interests of the party
require H. 1t is general complaint, and one OF
much Justice that Legislatures SIT too long
The suggestion Of Major Richards of Culpeper, or
.ome other smilar one, must be adopted, by which
our lengthy sessions may be curtailed. "The world
!, governed too MUCH fredericksburg Recorder.