Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-02
RICH MOND, VA.
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST =, 1914
SKIES BRIGHT

We have Ms letters before Us. from members
of Congress, in various States, which contain the
most cheering accounts Of our present prOs poets
A member from New YoRK wriles-"Every
thing moves on molly for the Delnocracy-Polk
and Dallas take like wild fire.
A member from PENNsYLvAxiA-"Pol and
Dallas will carry this State without doubt My
district will give them 1000 majority"
From MAISE-"Mainc is sure Tor Polk and
Dallas"
From the WEsr-"Pork and Dallas, as the
Irishman says will sweep The West, by tremca-
dous majo.ities"
From TrNSEssEE-"The political SKY is all
right in Tennessee, and Polk will get Tie Stale By
a large majority. Changes are taking place in
every part OF Tennessee i'll iavor of Polk, Dali
las, and Texas
The members differ about North Carolina-but
they all agree that our prospect will be better
in the Fall"
MIR. Shields, late member from ALABAMA, says
that State is perfectly safe, and thai, from ndi-
cations from all parts OF the country, Polk !,
election is Just about as certain as the rising and
setting of the Sun
From INnlAxA-The State Sentinel of the 10Th
July says: 1--WE expect grand Democratic vic
tory-this is no boast-we feel il in our very
boncs-he signs were never more cheering. We
have the names of no less than thirteen persons
who LEFT the Wing ranks on Saturday last The
Madison Banner (Whig( on the other hand
complains piteouslv of the Reorganization and
apathy OF the coons.
The Ohio Statesman gives letter OF grand
mass meeting at Harrison, on the Indiana and
Ohio line
'We had glory enough for one day on last
Saturday. | never witnessed sucn 4 political
gathering as assembled nj Harrison on that day
wD,Ilj hay. lfp,, y-pi Ia
the turn out Of the Indianians OH lAt occasion, is
any index of the State Henry Clay will he beat
10000 in Indiana There were from 7 10 10. 600
present. Henry Clay is the most unpopular man,
with the masses of the people, that conli have
been started by The Wing Party or any other
party. Equal Rights. Oregon and Texas No
British Interference i'll American affairs. were III
every Rams mouth
Eriralis al hficrS IN lie Giojc
AoNnoE. Michigan. July Is, ISL.
"Evcry thing in This State is right lnever wit
messed more spirit and enthusiasm IN our party
and unless something very extraordinary occurs.
we sli2l give he Democratic electors from 3uo0
to 5000 majority The changes are from the
Wing patty. and none from ours. The Wings
talk of changes in our ranks hut are un:ble 10
point ON any
IrulcA, TomphinS Co, \. y. JulyA, ~:
sour political prospects in this region are me
| think that | can safely say that Folks ma
jo;i;y in the Empire State will be al least H.
This county, which gave Harrison over ioo
majority in 1910, will give Polk that maJorit;
this tali-marii that
The Democrats aye holding large mass meet
ings in the state of New York. One was adj
dic, sed the other day hy Mr.. Wright, where b of
5000 were present.
There is every thing Ia animate ns-and IN
Old Virginia the finest spirit prevails The last
Lvnchburg Republican says: From all the ad-
Joining counties we receive the mos, cheering ac-
counts Letters from iriendS in the country assure
lis. in orr favor that changes are constantly occur
ring. andihatcvery thing looks bright and cheering
Our speakers are now doing noble service IN the
cause Mr. Daniel, Major Garland and Ad"l-
phus d. Read are constantly addressing large
crowds in this ana the adjoining counties, and
their speeches tell powerfully upon the public
mind With such champions as these upon the
hu~tings, an awful koon-skinning may he ex-
pcctci.
Strike home, then, and IL, Us beat down, with
giants force, this Coon party, who are di>yrac-
ing Virginia bv their herc>ieS, their hambue>
their whole course oi politics and public morals.