Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

By VIM ID. Faris marry Oh lhe west NV
nar,y: ALWAYS beaten either by General Jackson,
General Apathy General Disgust, General Want Of
STRENGTH Under the last named commander, ns'o'
r,ons defeat awaits them IN lc44
By Geo c. Hucksep. tear 10 the memory oil
that old Coon
By William a. Bailey. Shelton F. Leake, Esq. ::
An able and talented gentleman defeated in the a'e
election BY Wing msre presentation Of the Tax BIN.
By Leonard Daniel, Jr. Col. E. W. Huba'd Inc
DISTINGUISHED representative of the Buckingham DIS
,rct He has taught The big gun of Whggery les
son. which his aspiring ambition cannot forget
By Seth NJ Rose-(Sent in) The union OF lne
Democracy: An index to triumphant victory in le4l.
Sent in by lady. The Hon. Thomas W. Cimer
The brilliant Orator. the profound Staesmana bright
sample of the accomplished Vrgnin gentleman. Sue
cess attend him ! 1,
Bv DR.. j. B. Harding. James Mcdowell The
ACCOMPLISHED gentleman, scholar, and orator. wor'
,hy incumbent OF the Office lately graced by Ges
farewell, Floyd, and Gilmer.
By G. w. Kyle The Hon. Thomas w. Gilmer :
May he in days come ascend to the summit oil poll
teal distinction.
By Dabney Gooch Martin Van Buren,: The ia
vore of the Democracy of the Old Dominion for The
merit Presidency, hut they will rally with indomable
energy and certain success around The nominee OF the
National Convention.
By Alfred A. Mays Pauus Powell, Esq, the mem
her elect to represent this county in The next General
Assembly May he discharge the trust conhded 10
him with honor 10 himself and satisfaction TO his con.
stituenis.
By CHI H. Rucker. The Democracy Of Bedford, lew
in number tho strong in The latin
By r H. Ford. b. Nj DE wit, The Editor oil Tue
Lynchhurp Republicans The faithful advocate and ex-
FOUNDER OF the doctrines OF the Republican party may
that party for whose good he so zeaOusy abors soon
give him visible token of their esteem by assigning
him place in the councils OF the Slate.
By George Vaughan, of Nelson The Democra
CIV Of Amherst Honest, independent, patriotic, vlg
liant and hospitable May their majority be dmi
ni,hed
Bv DR.. George w Davis. Old Amherst has at last
thrown aside the tatered and unsighty garb OF Fede.
ralism, which formerly disgraced her and to-day she
present herself clad in the beautiful yeslments OF Re-
publicansm
By d. P. Gooch, of Buckingham The Amherst
delegate elect Sound in his political opinions, spot.
less in private life cherish and sustain him in his
youth, and you Will not be ashamed Of him in his ma.
turer years.
By Dr. VIM Wright The Hon. Thos w. Gilmer, n
man of honor and faithful representatives. May he live
long TO represent and the interests OF beloved
sons and daughters
By Robert r Garland. Liberty: 1t is the right
of canvassng without fear, The conduct OF those who
arc placed u, their head that constitutes free nation
By jacob d. Pierce. The honorable Thomas w
Gilmer, the chivalrous Vrgnian: May he live see
the principles for which he contends firmly establish.
ed and enjoy the good effects of his patriotism
Nv John f. Sampson Martin Van Buren,, the phi.
lan,hropis, and scholar Though defeated in 40 by
fraud and gross Misrepresentation, may he be sustained
by his countrymen in ~, if chosen by the National
Convention.
By DR. George w Davis The union of the States,
the country.
By willis p. Punket. The Democratic party; Uni.
ted we stand, divided we fall.
By DR.. Gus,avus A. Edwards. Thomas w GiImer ::
His acts proclaim his merit as statesman and patriot,
and inspire the confidence of his constituents
By Alexander Gooch Andrew Jackson May the
history Of his administration be handed down 10 the
remotest pos,eri,y, and the remembrance of his past
services remain in the bosom OF every American ct-
zen until time shall be no more.
By S Higgnboham. May the wings OF Love
yer cease TO hpter.
By A. j. Grisby. Thomas Richie The greatest
Editor that lived in any age-mny he pass to the
grave honored by ALL and especially mouned for by the
Republican party.
| By James n. Davies Our distinguished guest, T.
| w Grlmer: He possesses, in an emInnt degree, the
Jeffersonian test of eligibility 10 ofic, viz homes
w. capacity and falhfuness to the Conaitution May
we ever have such he in our Nauoml Legislature,
TO guard the rights and foster the inieress of The Anne
rican people
By j. A. Fuqua. John Tyler Mr. Toler's tried
Republican too honest to be led by the by Harry
Of the West.
By Thomas G. Tucker. Education May the flag
il has unfurled to the breeze continue tosave in ,ri
nmph, until there shall not be an uncduated man in
the Old Dom; MON
| BY J. R Horsey of Nelson. Thomas " Gilmer:
Vrgna's bright and honored son. May ever CONT.
nue. in, and adorn her public counc,ls-ad have an
empire in the hearts of all true Americans ct mere
party leader, bnt American statesmanand patriot,
BY r. b. Harrison Thomas w. Giller Firm,
patriotic and talented. May Virginia, lIkehe mother
Of the usrious Gracchi, when asked for jewels,
point to her son
By Hugh Scott. Education the uiwark of
liberty, and the brightest star earth Ms the light
that has burst forth from it, continue TO spead, until
there shall not he found uneducated ran in our
highly favored lnnd.
| By Thomas J. Campbell. The Hon. T W. Gil
mer: In his words, the present ason: the
people of Amherst took him upon trust thar votes al
the last election are proof positive of their confidence
Tim, the trust deed will be valid.
By J. w. Philips. The Hon. Thos. v. Gilmer :
May The time soon arrive, when his vote shall be
heard in the Senate Chamber of The Unied States
contendng for free trade and Republican principles.
By r r Shrader-
The Wing party, with al the parasites of power
o,e i,,, ne natures sacred bar,
To bind this nation tn the Tyrants car.
By Geo w. Kyle. Henry Clay The basted star
OF the Wes,; made Of materials too dangerous to u
inmate the While House.
(Sen, 10 by S Shel,on1 PARTY conflict /: Neces-
sary in Republican Government, to keep.he polit-
cal atmosphere pure and healthy
! BY K ii Ford. Martin Van Buren, II, was not
the iather OF The late Bankrupt Law mol was be
Irieho OF lhe Distribution Law, neither Is ne the ar
dent and Jealous supporter Of the Tariff ai
ter having been the author of the Compromise Act;
hut he is statesman of the first order, AID tried
Republican of the Jeffsrsonian school; in fact, he IS
man OF lar better material than Clay, aid just the
man 10 keep Clay where il should be, under DOT.
BY Geo. Shrader. The Constitution of TIE United
States lis provisions strictly construed and irmly adj
hered to.
By j. Richeson. The Mill Boy of ,h' slashes:
His protective policy
Is all a leeting show, "for mans deluson givn."
| BY Ed Tnsley: May the American peopI soon see
the principles OF Andrew Jacksons administration car
ried out and firmly establrshed 10 do which, may the
selection fall upon Martin Van Buren,, if, ar the
animation of good physicians, his eyes may lot be
s'dered injured by the shaking of skim and the
dust OF red pepper, nor his joints injured by he rolling
| Of cider barrels over HIM.
BY Chas II Spencer. Ancient and noder, Federal
ISM The latter has the stamp of the former, lot not
baser metal
Bye P. Page. Henry Clay: May health, pace and
happiness attend him at homa-may he live private
life, and never attain the Presidential chair
BY Lindsey Mcdaniel. Martin Van Buren, Once
the President of the United Slaies-removed y fraud
and misrepresentation. May he be our next President