Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21
RI rus EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER.

RIO TEE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER.
,,snen When in Richmond, should have
mos, happy to have met you, and personally con
Ne" Tod YOU on the eloquent result OF the Ne" io'k
Is' result which is indicative OF the UNITY
s.'c'V ,,vades the Democratic party, and which is
sh'e" e Of past and the signal OF future sue
;ns That such harmony will ultimately prevail IN
ce''n,c,ls | cannot but hope, and will not doubt
OBJ ~, Of anv of our chiefs, sections. But, on the
Ws cannot say that hope for hope IS the on
e9'" II doubt, feel assured, that the coming con
s?n'sl exhibit one Of those sublime PICTURES where
NI Grandeur throws its illumination over all, ana
U" c,oles every actor in the scene hero history,
e.d 10 her trust, will leave proud memorial 10 each
his worthiness, because OF his hdeli'y TO the
' issues Of our Republican faith. Ihat the contest
enos,es with the election of "a, 90 not believe
M',iess activity of mantle past efforts and the
las ,cssses of the party, which controls the fcti.
PSF .l,h or stock of the land, and which carried the
i'o oo Of $40, BY means, which make the ftmes,
the ueop,e 5 cause tremble, when he feels that
'''s, -elv upon the personal integrity and lnte-
~ Of TIA, people, against the seduction OF fatal ~.
e., m, Establishments Of inscriptions hattery and
'e''sn c,c of sordid ambi,ion-these are the pros.
''e hlo,s u.s. and there not energy ofthe great
Fu.c,s which have heretofore acted with us, tina,
-, ~, b called into requisiton, to hold the helm
W. The future is full Of storms and breakers are
so from the very organization OF society, and from
",,,uon Of man-and Cass, and Buchanan, and
.5somn and Van Buren, and Johnson, will all unite
a., mite 10 elucdate the fair and legitimate te
ss Of our institutions, the political decalogue Of
nsw fai!h to people, and impress, by their pub
= c,oduct. the sacredness Of the new law upon the
,sen peop!e of this order Of civilization and
- nus, remember, that at this time single error
;ts Near, NAV cause them to perish by the wsyside
.i no man. 10 the last generation, shall know where
he is buried
Ubat the result, Of the Convention is TO be, no man
AN nov ell-bu, 'the.e is destiny that shapes oui
sod..' e, man 'rough.hew them he may Who
= II be the candidate, no one need TO know-no one
should now stop for speculation. That name, whose
,t i nav be- is written, and Time, in the revolution
ms great wheel Of fortune, will throw it out as The
=. III srize No one need 10 ask what that name will
~ fof whatever 1t will be, it must be the symbol o
. e,uinon bond of union-the union of men for The
.,e OF pie, and the success OF principle for tht
:lic Of men
We cannot doubt, bu, in this union there viii b
some diversity OF opinion some difference to detail
M open The cardinal doctrines, there will be that &c
nara! approximation, which will separate and divide u
rom TIE Wings, far as the poles asunder-and MIR
G.. aust write more than one letter to Georgia ant
he South before that "straitest of the sect of politician
M give up their preference for their country to thel
reference for The man of the American System.
the people awake. The organizations of tn
Democratic party spreading like tempest OF hr
10 a forest of pines The spirit of afhlation is uniting
7ea IN those bonds Of common and widely diHusln
:ymp-ihy, which will unite and conquer. The prope
pi, pervades the people-let that spirit assume IT
oper forms, for there is strength and an energy IL
he associations of generous spirits which nothing cal
resist; and under its influence let the land be filled will
ot.snzations. This spirit demands organizat'on-th
warnings of the past and the proPheses OF the futu
squire Us 10 organize county calls to county-th
'1wlands TO the mouptans-the East TO the West, ant
.lsec;ons OF this blessed old Dominion, cry to all tn
t.;hul in The good old cause to organlze-and tn
Waterman from the unconquered citadel peas his warn
.n- volce-to organize -