Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-26
CHEERING FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA

CHEERING FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
EXTRACT Of q tcttcr trom Gen. Chapman, IN r.
Pin 10 III HUt'aiion 10 Tic lines Dinner.
81 have visited several counties in this portion
of the State, and had opportunities of learning
something of the sentiment OF the people in each
of the Electoral Districts in relation 10 the a!-im-
pcrtant contest in which the Democracy arc now
engaged with the enemies OF equality. the Consti-
tuition, Texas and liberty. | am much gralilic,!
in being able 10 say, that at no period Tor ~ years
has finer and more enthusiastic spirit pre:ailcd
with our party than now; and that, in each Of the
aforesaid Electoral Districts, The Democratic vote
in the aggregate will be largely increased over that
OF 1910 Should the Eastern portion ot TIC state
do It's duty IS maniuIiy IS we shall. (and 40 NOT
doubt it, We shall carry the OH Doi1lnion tor
Young Hickory and Dallas, by majority rang
ing from 5000 TO 10000"
EXTRACT of q 1cdcr from another distinguished
Tus;niaa IN Tic KS, (rcearcd by last creafags
A1aG0
In relation 10 our prospects, think may
safely say, that they are most naeTing. The no.
lninalion of Polk and Dallas seems 10 give new
life TO the Democracy, while the Wings seem in
corresponding degree 10 be depressed and discou-
RACED. We daily hear of changes in favor OF the
former while those against them are, like Angels
visits, few and far between In kanawha, JAS
DIR. John Thompson. a gentleman OF intelligence
and influence, boh whom were Wings in 1910,
are now active and Jealous supporters Of The De-
mocratjc ticket To these might be addc hun
drcds of others in every part OF the district.
passed through one ncishborhood where | was
informed by gentleman 10 be relied on, that in
1910. ont of a vote Of 30 OF 40. there were but
Democrats: now, there are only Wings. have
no hesitation in saying that throughout ms whole
region the Democratic vote VIII be largely m
creased, while the Wing vote will generally fall
off. My own opinion Is, that We snail carry the
State By not less than 1OUo
Checyiag fran the Empire Slate!
Among the distinguished gentlemen who were
invited TO the Jones Dinner OF Saturday last, was
S;las Wright. Esq. of New York. His simple
name alone speaks his lofty culo9ium. MIR. vs.
reply was not received till last evenings mali
we presume his letter will be published along
with the other interesting correspondence, perhaps
in our next paper But, in TIE meanwhile, we
hasten to Law the following extract before our
readers
"Canton, (Ncr Yml.) l5M July.-lt atlor's
me sincere pleasure 10 be abc 10 say, INA, tiic
spirit and unanimity with which Inc national no,
limitations have been received, and are supported
hv the Republicans of New York, so tar as my
information extends, havencrer been surpassed
0nd feel fully amior. ed 10 indulge Tie ortSstt@
hopes as TO the result Of the Presidential Election n
M,s Stale"
AS for the Old Dominion, all the Coons in the
country cannot save it from Polk and Dallas All
the mass meetings at Howard's Grove, in every
Convention, in hill or in valley. canno! seauce
the Vrginians into the sacrifice of their principles
If Mr.. Faulkner, Of Berkeley, be 50 very san
guine about carving the State for Mr.. Clay, we
are willing 10 wear hat at his expense What
says he1