Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03
Messrs. GALES & SEaToS.

"'TIIE sUABTAN nETCH.'-Wr cannot lay ON
hand on the Richmond Wing Of Nov. nI,cr December
1910, in which the holy hate and contempt Of The Editor
was vented upon German population. WIN The
Editors of the Enquirer the Sentinel be good enough
To 10 their file and repnbsh The article: II IL
complete evidence Of Wing regard for the peope-the
laboring people. HyhtrWe Republican,, Sept. g.
We received the above paragraph by Yesterday
mornings mail-and il happens, hr a curious
coincidence that we were III the act Of giving on
the article which he requests us Ia furnish II
was furnished us several days since by a friend
Here it * under the form OF further ELEGANT
ExrRAcTs."
From The Richmond Wig, n December, 1910.
"Rrsrtr IN vlRcrxrA.-Thc loss ofihe Elccto-
ra vote is the sole loss sustained hy the Wings
in this ssratc-and that TO the conviction of lhol,-
sands. was effected by fraudulent voting. lnevery
other respect the contest has demonstrated Il Wing
triumph. a continued and increased Wing
majority in both branches oiihe Legislature, and
clear Wing gain Of three Congressional dis
lrct>.
"In moral point of view, The Wing triumph
is perfect and complete. The intelligence OF the
Slatc--thc Republican portion Of the Slatc-ihc
old and renowned Revolutionary part is Whig, To
the core. bv 5000 majority. Old Virginia. the
Virginia Washington, Henry and Jefferson, is
Old Virginia still and would notwithstanding all
the Illegal votes that were polled have given her
vote to her illuslrous son, but for lew counties
OF Suaban descent, niuc-tenthS Of whose people
never heard Of John Locke or John Ilamrlcn, OF
PHI or ofRuSSell, and who cannot speak or I'M
lersand word Of The immortal language in
which John Milton wrote The Anglo Saxon race,
ivrant halerS themselves, and the descendants Of
lyrant halers through FIVE ccniurics-havc had
their voices >tilrd in This great Struggle for Ii
bcrty-by not The descendants oi The Dutch who
independence against the combined Catholics OF
The word-bul bv the descendants ot Suabian
Dutch whose history was never written whose
Guvcrnmcet has been m,Giaiiscd and their land
marks erased from the map ol Europe: and who
never understood or could lie made la understand,
The principles of Civil Liberty. These have
oyerrucd The low-lands and chivalrous spirits oi
the mountains. and given The day against us
While the reflection, which the fact inspires, -
in some respects humialing. IN others II Is cheer
ing. Brute force and error cannot long MAINTAIN
the unequal combat against Intelligence anu
truth.
But cvcn this solid mass OF as;nity had avail
ed nothing h I'll only the tue and legitimate voice
of The rcoplc Of Virginia been heard. TotlliS,
however. We must submit for The noncc; and We
do 50 only because the great result HE election ot
General Harrison, has not been affected b. it,
Bur. if there he power with the people the repeii-
ton ol such usurpaton will be prevented in flu
lurc
Most civil and complimentary, indeed, 10 the
industrious and sensible Dutch population, who
grace the Valley Of Virginia with The fruits OF
their wclIapplicd labor But in the opinion OF
this polished Wing, they are parcel n laciaSscS,
because, as Frcemcn, they would not vote for the
Wing Ticket According 10 this liberal annalist
ofther dcsccEtS. they are ignorant of the very
principles of civil liberty'-ignorant of the glo-
ries OF the founders of English Understandable 10
speak. or 10 understand word of the English
laneuase"-uterly unworthy ofall consideration
or respcct-thc benishled peasants OF Western
Vm.inia" and scarcely better than the beasts ot
burlhen. with which they cultivate their fertile
fields. These are the men, (if men they can be
called. with such "a solid mass Of asln'iM) whom
the Richmond Wing scarcely con;iescends 10
reckon as a part OF the reople-.hence, il says by
the power" Of ''the people, the repetition of such
usv,poiion-Qhat is 10 say, the free exercise OF
their legitimate right of suffrage, will be pre-
vented in future. In other words the gentlemen
of the Lowiands will put forth their strength al
another time, and keep down these asinnc dolls,
and these impairment nsurFers. That otder TIME
is Now--or the 18th day OF November next-and
we will see whether these rcylled 'Slabians' will
lick the hands OF their arrogant reviler> or whe-
hcr with the same attachment OF hberfp, which
brought their forelalhcrs 10 Ibis promised land
and which still distinguishes their prosperous de-
scendants-wilh th;t patriotism which they have
always displayed in defence Of the principles 81
Vilginia-and which has caused them 10 light uT
so many fires on The aliars of Freedom in ,hcil
beautiful Vallcy-and with that generous pride
which marks the character OF the honest and the
independent man, they will show the true spirit
! of men al the anDroachinp election We sla /
then see what the Tenth Legion, what Shenan
doah, Rockingham and Page will do for the Re
public
/ The National lntelligencer controvensthe state
ment We made about Mr. SCOTS (ot Missouri
extra pay, and the vote for Mr.. Adams. Tha
statement was founded on The 10Th Essay" Of Mr.
| Webster If erroneous, we shall hasten 10 correc
it-and for this purpose, have written On to Wash
ington to ascertain the facts of the case al Head
Quarters. AT all events, we know that Mr.. Scot
voted for Mr.. Adams, against the wishes of Mis-