Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16
- rLooUgyT ArpEAL-Iy SEASON.

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We" l,.sss He has recently become the Editor
io"."- y,,,h Carolina scarborough Press Even ms
,, had never reached Us, un we sd" u d tue 'oo
sns paner But be he who he may, ne IS n'au u
cents of generous SEPARATIONS a"u u s"ons A.
iocinles We hail him a. member OF Tue
49,. ',s.I oo,,s ard extend to him NEST cordially Inc
-, hand of fellowship He may not OBTAIN success
~ me rev voyage, on which ne mas emoafAeo' wv -
s,ves #, If his future !aoeFs should correspond y"
W. ia ,,ss with the specimen which ls now before us.
H., Chat we mos, admire, Is the spirit IN "hich NC
Du - ,,e times and the invocations which ne ao-
.rass"s 10 the Democracy of North Carolina lie 10
a,,, man; hut there IS no evidence OF ms yea,s y.
nrc6ott on. except the thrilling enthusiasm whic"
sn,,ss his address. He speaks lie WORDS OF lfu'h
ia ADVISES with the soberness OF the sage ne 'eeo"'
nI. - tho t-onoest manner the necessity OF uSi"S
nIof ,cr,oy With these two Sesame words, we sha
unlock the door Of victory. tie IS no young na"
who will rush in the fiery cur t, the ABYSS OF
a.. IS no Young man to sacrihce ms country a"u -. :
-,c,,ss +, any false notions OF honor ne 10 'o' ''
80 man wbo because he began with preferr'ng one
,ca,7,,e will continue pursue has fortunes 10 the
ds., Of has party He will pursue no errors t,"ugh
,hev lem 10 virtues side. lie is not the youih VIM
vii. sacrifice his principles TO any particular .'rmuIa
oi apooin,,ar the delegates TO the Baltimore Conveh'
on He will not refuse 10 support The decided nomi
nee OF his party because that nominee VIII not happen
% h. his first choice lie is not the man who VIII
shiver IN the wind retire suik'y, IKE Ach''ies, "
~ cent; because the candidate VIII" IS selected against
sn,nosed 10 differ with himself on any one question:
onIy The tenth part of hair But he VIII go mo Tue
field with all energies braced, WIN an ms a''o
harnessed II his back, prepared 10 cono'' WV" va" "
the creates. demagogues OF me W 1
corouslr r necessary, IN the list oi'cii; anu iau!
e. non, b,s 4 10 triumphant into the Ctid+l, and plant
:, ., the ba.tlemenis of the Constitution ouch
man the following address bespeaks george H0"ara'
Ir 10 ba-and We recommend MS generous e"'hu-
lem md his unai;erng spirit, TO the admiration oil
avs,y vo,np Republican IN Virginia Give us such men
10 combat with, and We defy "ihe Devil and oil his
works We too must tell suc! noble spirits, to "rouse
~ and buckle their ernor eight up the camp
fires Of pmocracy every hilltop, and never to cease
their exestions until the voice oil the untsrred yeo
Inanry OF the country shall proclaim ike the faithful
warden on the WALL 'ALLs WELL
We recommend this thrilling address to the notice
OF every Republican Editor in the Unon:
From the Ta.bOroush Press, of Jan. g.
To The Patrons If ne "Press," and the Republican
Party generally.
Ia accordance with the arrangement published in the
last No of this paper, the undersigned henceforh as
srnss the editorial control ard management of the
..Tarboro' Press" WIKI that No. the labors of the
former Editor far teost, this paper concerned,
have ceased; with THIS, the present Editors begin
In assuming the responsibility which belongs 10 the
conductor OF public Journal, the undersigned trusts
he hls approached The task with that modest d III
dtnce 0: qualifications, which his youth and the
vfi,y Of his post we'll calculated u inspire.
tory Of the public press in North Carolina-a history,
whch, with very few exceptions, Is written in tai-
iQre ard foNy-he should not, most probably, have
embarked in the enterprise Bot he has thought that
the great and inpershable principles at stake, in the
popular battle about t, be fought paramount 10 all
PERSONAL or prudential considerations, and compared
wa which, The interests and fortunes OF single m
cgidnal but dust IN The balance BESIDES, IN Inc
whole gion OF North Carolina lying east OF Raleigh,
and psing half OF the territorial extent OF the
hptt tic defend
III .gis and Interests of this sec,i N against the IN
sd Gus designs and dogmas Of Federalism But, above
ALL the lior- hearted Democracy of Edgecombe, De-
mocracy which sknows no haseness, which covers pc
fore no attack, Democracy pure and unpuTchase-
able the eternal principles ~hich i, 10 based pleads
behalf of her righteous cause. 10 be called upon
10 defend the principles OF such people, 10 resPons
hi.y be woud mos, gladly have declined, and which
h long h5sitaed 10 assume butt having assumed, he rs
ready and wiling 10 move forward, wherever The spirit
Of Democratic liberty may point The way, or the VOICE
OF duty and patriotism call him.
Il IS agreed ali ha ds that crisis has arrived in
The history Of the government, which denancs The nn'-
ted and Utmost exerlions Of every Republican. The
rrea, popular ba,l. Of 1900 is again To be fought The
coming contest will he OF ordinary character,
contest far nding mere questions OF temporary
plcy, the ephemera interests OF party success;
contest iuval-ing the fundamental principles OF The
Cons ,atnn, and ore which will stump the character
If ,he government for veal for years to come
The county lu.t emerging from the fatal excuses Of
1910 il again be dashed by the angry waves OF po
teal strife All the Federal weapons ot party rancou'
and abuse viii be brought into full play. The arcn
enemy o. Democracy, which, nudes tae tnoasano aho
oas russ. assumed for popular effect has been nth
era driven to the will, stalks forth in the broad
lchi of day. exhibiting lis gorgon head, and openly
utlevrr and svowing principles, which have ever
been repun.sd and scornec thus tefylng and insult
ing the yerv omnIpo,ence of the people
4 powerful patty, banded together by no common
princiFl', ficuous opposition to Democratic rule,
s;ung by recollection of repeated and recent de-
teas, and animated by the prospective enjoyment OF
public pat ooa:e and plumber, are ralying under The
banner OF leader whose whole fs has been enc con
tinued of political gambling Cor power and place,
aud whose desperate fortunes staked on The issue
of the contest Around his standard are gathering the
factous and Disseminated OF al parties To the North
ern manufacturer, he hollis out The tempt ng bride OF
protective dulies-t) the Southern A.7icnlturst, he
uninrls tie banner OF free trade The wealthy capital
is, is wheeded by the golden promise Of National
Eaak-,e p'oaiga,s aad indebt ID, by the promise of
rcl'e under the opelat on Of Bankrupt Laws Proieus
Ike he assumes every phase which The varying hue OF
public policy aay d,cat3-A thiags TO all men, he 10
the very genius Of demagoguism and deceit Is this
the time .or Democrats 70 quarrel among themselves
abou, MN, when p.isciptss momentous al stake;
Shall We s,and IDLE, while the enemies Of peace
mud happiness are attempting to rock the b,t,lemen,s
II not rive the foundations OF the Republic?
Yo-sG DEMOCRATS OF EDGrconBE.-fou whose
hearts yet VAN win lie ardor Of youthful enthu
s.asm, we invoke sou 10 action! One born in y:a:
very midst, OF similar age and feelings with yourselves
aad ait 10 the soil VIII ch gave him birth, by every
lie wtich interest affection create, calls upon you
10 tes,ir yourselves. The is and the
stake ncalcua5ie Yours is the for action ant
eSerlion yours the very spring lime Of existence
when The red tide o! life bounds in hea!thful currents
along the VEINS and sentiments Of truth and eloguencs
come warn, and glowing from The heart We invite
your aid and cooperation only in giving circulation
10 our paper, but in defending the great truths OF
Democracy through the medium Gifts columns Rouse
up then and buckle on your armor! Recolect the
proud and commanding position of your county, and
lei the though, incite you 10 renewed activity. Light
up The camp fires of Democracy on every hill top, and
your exerons until the voice of the inter
ried yeomanry Of the country shall proclaim, like the
iaitafal warder on the wall, sails we'll
II Democratic Editors this State will confer ia
vor by copying the above which viii be gladly recpro
Gated. GEORGE howard, Jr.
W We have been compelled, by The pressure our
columns, 10 throw on our last page several articles,
which, from the subject matters discussed, fully
worthy OF the conspicuous place in columns.
10 this course, tour poverty, not our will, consents.