Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-14
THE PUBLIC SENTIMENT.

The "Augusta Age" (AIaine,) says the ''nomi-
nations of Polk and Dallas are both excellent
The enthusiasm with which they are received, is
admirable Their success by an overwhelming
majority. is Just as certain Is the rising sun
The battle is ended almos; as soon as il begins
The only hope Of Federalism. with such an oh
noxious candidate as Henry Clay was in the di-
forever and nothing remains for il but blank deS-
pair. 1t sees the handwriting on the wall, and
ALREADY trembleS a, lis certain DOOM
The great Ratification meeting al Concord, y.
Hampshire. was attended by between three and
four thousand people. The assemblaSc was ad-
dressed from stand in the area OF the Stale
House BY Gov. Hubbard. &c among others,
the Hon George Bancroft the eminent histo-
rian and distinguished politician, who spoke with
The greatest force and eloquence of dictun Tor up
wards OF an hour. During the day, 100 guns
were fired in honor Of Polk and Dallas. and the
Manchester Brass Band relieved the intervals
between the speeches with most excellent music
The nominations are received in New Hamp-
shire with the utmost harmony and enthusiasm
a precursor To 4 glorious victory 10 the Demo
cracv
AT 4 caucus of the Democratic members of the
Legislature a, Concord, on the 18th inst. the follow
Ing resolution WAS unanimously adopted:
RcD'rcd, That we hail with pleasure Tie no
limitations Of James K Polk for the Presidency
and George NJ. Dallas Tor the Vice Presidency
and we pledge ourselves 10 Use all hoaor0bl, cxcI
lions 10 secure their election
NV 1onx.-The Albany Argus lecnlS will
animated accounts from the Stale oil Mex \ ork-
from Genessee, in Livingston county, where they
We're addressed BY the eloquent Davczac-tron
Chaulague county, ON Buffalo, i'll Erie cnun
iy-irom Washington conn!y, &c.. &c. Tho
4 10.
keep the run ~ the thousand, OF gatherings whici
are being hell in every part Of the United state
10 respond IL the nominations oi Polk and Dial
las. |, is Il perfect rorfci.;-cty and village lowI
and hainlcl and district come wheeling into ih'
ne-iilling ON front and strengthening or iankS
Bun one hammer in the South. the North, the
East and the WeS;. now rules The Democrat,
hosts. We may truly say, Our union Is pei
feet
"THE JGRsEY BirEs-The Pennsylvania
says. thai in This State. the Democratic If,
is in perfect blaze Mass Meetings, dc tafto
are hcing held in all quarters. and the Jer
sew blues are turning out and ralving in thou
sands beneath the Polk and Dallas fia@. There
was n large and enthusiastic meeting held al lio-
boken on Tuesday evening last, al which Judge
Dckay presided This was one Oi the most en-
thus;aS;c meetings ever held. AT Newark on
Friday c:cniu@, Il meeting, strong IN numbers
and enthusiasm, was held. and was addressed h,
the Hon. g. + Butler and ,Ino. Mckeon, o
New York The Democracy olthis noble State
are determined 10 cast the electoral vote o
Young Hickory by majority al least equal Il
that they gave for Old Hickory i'll lSJ2. III,
State is literally alive, and really Tor The contest
Ouo.-Thc responses OF The press and II ihf
people to the nominations. are prompt and AMI
maicd-am so through all HE West. lclie
has ,,st been received in Richmond declaring
that Mr. Clay cannot carry Qhio-and that lh'
Democratic Ticket will lriumphany succeed