Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-09
POSTSCRIPT.
Dy last evenings Northern Mail.

EXTRACT oT n i1,,r Jtna, Hampshire coaKiy.
The cause Of Democracy is onward, AMI Inc
people are firm. In all my intercourse in this
county. | have not found one DemocTa; waver-
inn: but. on the contrary, they are ali firm AMI
much pleased and bucyan, in hope OF success
Whilst. ON the other hand, the Wings, in many
instances, seem TO be in qiandary; and. should
any Wing express himself tavo!ably towards the
Democratic nominees, the more leTocious u their
party beSel him with the iury OF vulture rob
bed of is prey ard forthwith supply him with
their teccn;iye speeches and announcing and
humb,leging papers. There are many, no doubt,
who are convinced that th-r are sinking with
thcir party 10 a certain defeat, and appear viii
ling 10 DO right but are prevented as above;
TO the Editors Of Atc Enquirer.
CrSrggyrII.g, Fairfax CO., Va. Aug. B.
The long tailed Of Wing Barbacuc came off
in this vicinity on Saturday last, and was most
lamentabIe failure in political effect. OF their
whole five speakers. zone b'!i Snowden, thu Eli
Tor Of the Alexandria Gazette maze even a tole-
rable out o. IT, and his speech Is saidio have been
but a tissue of clap-traps. was not present, BIZ:
have heart accounts of the affair from half
dozen persons. There was no enthusiasm. Even
Srowdcn's speech barely produced single clap
ping OF hands The tell me, that As usual, he com
inenced talking about himselt--plcadin: his urn
Democracy Oh, We Gods and line fishes Aver
ring tina his pa was a Federalst. and his grandpa
was staunch old Revolutionary Republican. as
could be proved from the book'-and he himself
with rather more of the grand pa in him, than ol
the pa His speech was but an attempt TO make
the people believe, that the W hiSs are the Demo
Gratis ana The Democrats the "distructives." H.
is sai,; TO have made mos. awful blunGer IN one
Of his positions; for he declared, that most of The
al, b,I for
hy the humhug of the word Democracy, and then
wheeled round and bcraled the Democrats Tor
saving. that they had los, The election III 1910 by
fraud and tomioolery combined. hear i.lat the
majority OF their spcaaciS harpcd upon tie Rich
mond Wings key Eo;c-'disunion.
Mr. Wollack, a Democrat, was at the meet
ing. ami | undcrstarl gave them peck OF
trouble; 'lor, il is said. they invited him 10
speak. but refused TO divide the time fairly
with him. He then offered to make an ac-
dress after Snowcen spoke. il they would lc:
him have ono hour ard Il malt 10 set forth De-
mocratic PRINCIPLES in. They would not consent
10 Ma' MIR Wolack then it is said, offered 10
conGac himself To al bJur il tl,ey would Ut him
answer Snowden's speech. Bu, no-lhcy had no
idea Of permitting tho people 10 hear both side
and said that they could not alluw Il discussion.
This was what the Democrats here call 4 clear
back ou:-one which should, and Will doubtless
tell with elect upon tire system they are follow
Ing in this quarter for they 20 al:osrthcr pom
misrepresentation. hear that The line singing OF
lot OF negro women, who joined with right hearty
good will in the chorus oil one OF the Alexandria
Glcc Gibbs songS was very effective, and attracted
nue., attention. Wi,iggery is on the wane in this
and the adjoining counties; and il requires but pro
per efforts ON The part oitlle Democrats. 10 give il
Il decisive overthrow in F'auquier and Fairfax
in November Sincerely yours &c.