Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE

EXTRACT AZ ~ lstI.T rom JIOTtSJE tp0Ff =
"CLAR1sguEG, Aug. !, lsH
'As to the etiec; which that poor creatures
(Oratof s'hinrs) !eIgversation may BE expected
10 produce in this section, have no hesitation IN
expressing the confident opinion, that Il VIII be
absolutely nothing. We DO not here regard II a.
4 matter Of the least moment whatever indeed.
We lool: upon it = rat,l-r relief to the fal'y'
than otherwise lie has brought 10 II nc;lins
bat olium ana ANNOYANCE ior long time psi,
and have vet 10 hear the first D2lnocrut express
an o-her feeling than that Of satisfaction at his
leaving it, We believe III; he will 60 of sol
tary and alone Is we hive not heard .. any De
rocrat who Is disposed - tol!ow his lead. VIC
wish ,ht, Whigs much joy al this distinguished
accession TO their ranks
= / take great pleasure in saying. that The pres
poets OF our nominees are oi the most cheering
character. IaGced. they are tar brighter than
had burst hope before the meeting i the Con-
venl:on. In short our party in this section IS
completely aroused 10 sen>e OF the Importance
d. he conilic. in which We are engaged, and de-
,ermi.ed 10 carry The day ior The Union, Texas
p TX and Dallas We are about 10 hold mass
meetings 1t various points and have every pros
pect Of numerous and enthusiastic assemblies OF
the people
EXTRACT of a lttcr fran M,s0n coHatr.
The good cause in this county IS going brave
~ on. Many changes have taken place. we
are resolved on reducing the Wing majority OF
1910 al least 30 ro,es. The Democrats in this
section OF Virginia are confident OF success
Thompson, the talented Elector in the kana%ha
district is canning Il orsr Cape.ioa IN flne style.
Our Eleclor, Col johnson, has no, paid us VI
Ill yet Can Inc scion OF Democracy tell us
why! W. X. Shinn is perfect iacH5us upon
Whiggerv in tbs district. They are welcome 10
all such a2ostateS. Shinn and Clay-~hat con-
r..n;1l sriri,s 4 las moor WHi1Cpry =
Extract If Latr front
"LollsA C. H., Aug. Il, 1914
This is the second day OF the Wings Great
Mass Meeting in Louisa-a fash in The pan
10 not think tha; they will speak 4, al to-day:
/ as they number from 80 10 -. Fic upon IL Tor
the Wings Old Louisa will 10 good Part tor
/ herself in Noyenber; $50 Won may set down cet-
| iain-more Than probably 300. The Wigs can't
( come over the Democrats in old Louisa ny their
one-sidcd speaking and 10 Democrat allowed to
/ SPEAK On Yesterday list day) they numbered
/ / To 500-laGie-, boys. and foreigners. ] WI.
venture the assertion, thai there we're not $50 re-
>idert vocrs in the county present
! EXTRACT nf q ic,isr fr7m Cayo{ine CaaA'g
I'VE hal an Interesting discussion at our Court
between MeSsr> BauailIe OF Mississippi Broat-
da>. A. W. Tribe and James Lyons Mr. Trl-
BE repled 10 Mr. Bicaddu>, in an eloquent and
'na,telly speech which was at'enti'ey listened
To by both parties. aud The general impression OF
all was dat he had demolished him entirely. 80
much were the Wings Of this opinion that the!
raid Mr.. r. a high compliment, by calling voci;
.aro;!Siv for Lyons when Tribe finished. and
Rroadiu> was about IL reply. They seemed we'll
satisfied. thai Broadiu> could no, successfully re-
ply. and they therefore called for their big gun,
Lyons, 10 help him out and forced him 10 ap-
pear"
EXTRACT Of a litter (roa
"ArrArGA Co.. Ala, Aug ..
The papers will have informed YOU .; the glo-
rou, triumph o., Democracy in Alabama on
Monday last. A s;;ll more signal victory awaits
rs in November next. IL Mobile the Democrats
have elected ;heir Senator, AMI all The members
70 the Legislature but one. So much for Mr.
Claws visi: 10 he stronghold OF Whisserv in Ala
hama"
EXTRACT If 'cticy jjom
NcxlrrE Co, Miss. Aus5.
eThe cause OF Democracy and Pix and Dallas
i on S onward march We viii carr this
Sia.e Is large majority, believe.