Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-07

CoseRyss.-This body will assemble at Washing
ton ON Monday next, and, so far as the number OF
70 necessary to an organization beng pre-
sent we are assured there will be snthcien but there
are other obstacles to an early organization OF the
Uouse which are likely create difficulty, and
ia generally be lie we'd such will be the
the discussion which may grow out OF an opposition to
members taking seats, who represent states winch
refused TO recognize the district Ia" passed by the last
Compress But in this matter the Conn Congress, IN
the case of the "Broad Seal declared It was all suih
Gent and that when members ciulmed seats, backed
by the "Broad Seal, there was no gong behind 1t 10
;nonre how they were elected Should this gues on,
howe YER soon be disposed OF, hope It Il, then
will the duty of eectng its officers devolVe upon tue
members of the House, and We would here remark,
nd urge upon the Democratic party in that body,
to select such men as be depended upon in the
struggle which is about take place between parties
LET the Speaker, the Chief Clerk, ard those under
him. be of the real stripe, halfway, milk and water
men-but good men, tried men, true men. The me-
cessty for acting, must manifest itself to all who
remember the corrupons OF the contest Of 1910, when
the Wing central power was buslly engaged in flood
ing the country with the most vile fasehoods, among
them "Ogles omnibus OF lies: and they must al 30
lect, that those engaged in pouring forth the food
were created Tor the purpose by the Wing Congress
Give them second chance but in the selection of
officers put Mr. Jefersons tests he honest, he
pabe-and add 10 another all requisite qualification
is he firm, true and consistent Democrat. In order
to accomplish thu, and to proceed with the bns
ness of tae nation, with facility and despatch there
must be spirit of union, harmony and concession
among the Democratic party in Congress-sl NOV
ing togelher-no fighting upon ones "own book" =
it is termed; bu, by free, full and undsgmised IN
terchunge of sentiment among themselves, they will
be able In present unbroken front to the common
enemy, which will carry d;smay and confusion in his
ranks 10 be spread among the through out the
country The people are turning their eyes to their
representatives,, with the hope that they will do some
thing towards restoring the country TO lis once quiet
and prosperous condition, which the last Wing
Congress did SO much 10 destroy. Let them, then,
not be disappointed, lest they visit their vengeance
upon their servants severely rs they have done
upon the members Of the last d.sgraceful Con
gtess Let the people but the Members moving
with union and hlrinony, and they will catch the sp
rt;-but il such scenes as we're enacted by the Wing
Congress are be repeated, may give up all hope
of Union among the people. Ii is by the establishment
of Democratic princ les only, that the county can be
brought back TO its pristine purity and prosperity, and
these principles only become successful by union
among the party entertaining them; we, therefore, look
10 Congress for an example. The Democratic mem
bers should as we have before int mated, hold their
primary meetings, discuss and prepare, concede,
cll,ate and harmoD:Ze, upon every and al! important
matters and questions, whether it be the election OF
Speaker, Clerk, Printer, or the introduction and PROSE-
cution of any subject involving the principles of The
and full faith, and the session of Congress may be
teriay shorened-the peoples money saved Wing
viosnce-Whg dsorder-Whig reckiessaess and ex.
tavagance will be held up in odious contrast Demo
cratic order, union, harmony economy and patotism;
the p'opte nW appi0ud-Me party nil be strfnedieaed-
tie coaltry 6tn,ftied, and the fruitful rararded!
Eat. RepuJicdH, Dec. |.