Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10
To the Edaors Of lie Eafnirr:
THE DAILY ENQUIRER.


Gentemen,-I was much pleased 10 see in the
Enquirer of last Friday, the annunca,ion OF your
design 10 publish 4 Daily Enquirer-lhc sooner
the better Your enterprise will no doubt he hail
ed with pleasure, and cordially supported BY every
true disciple of the Republican School Of 90 and
30, not only in Virginia. bat throughout the
United States Whatever may be the feeling OF
the Club House Junto, those steam and water
power patriots. am sure the mass OF more libe-
raj Wings. and the whole Republican party. viii
al least wish yau success, where they can 90 no
more: for, such 4 prepcndcr:ncc OF press power
as the Club House Junlo Wield, however well
adapted 10 promote the private and selfish views
and interests OF certain men, is highly dangerous
10 the rights and liberties Of the mass of the pco
pie. i, enables a cluh or 4 faction, or the leader
of faction, TO exercise Il tyrarnical sway, and
10 give To their tyranny The Specious appearance
of popular will, when i'll fact, the great body Of
the people disapprove their ac:S II is therefore
the true interest 1T every patriot, of whatever par
IT, name, that 4 Dajiy Democratic paper should be
established in the City of Richmond. No Demo
crat doubts its importance Idohofc and believe,
that all Democrats liz the City will subscribe, and
that thousands Of subscribers 10 the Enquirer in
the country will advance =, on their present sub
scrin,ion and take the Daily Enquirer.
The growth of Federalism in Virginia, OF late
wears is in some measure attributable 10 the want
of = daily paper in Richmond 10 confront and re-
f1,c the sophisms. humbuss and false rumour>,
which the "Whis" Press has been throwing ont
daily. and lhrus,in9 into the hands Of visitors
In This way many. especially yonng persons, have
been induced 10 think and 10 act contrary 10 their
own bcst interests, aud in contempt OF the great
princir!cs of the fathers n; Virginia Democracy
We ''con have a Democratic Dairy Paper let
us resolve tina. We will have il. Let US then sub
scribe Tor The Daily Richmond Enquirer, and pay
for it, and the thing is done
In conclusion, Mcssrs Eiitors, allow ne 10 pre-
sent 10 you the following extract OF letter from
gentleman in The country 10 his friend in this
city
evil You DO me the favor 10 call at the En-
o,lirer Office. and request Messrs Thomas Richie
and Sons 10 send me their Daily Enquirer instead
of the country I The difference is only two dol
lar.-pleasc pay the same for me, and will ar
range il with you hereafter. | am truly reIoiced
TO see that the Afes>rS Richie intend pablishinsa
daily paper. We have long stood in need Of one.
10 expose the tricks and humbugs Of the Federal
party There are III your CITY, | believe, three
daily Wing papers; while, on the other hand, |
say with deep regret, that in the metropolis II Viz
cnia. there is no; single daily Democratic print.
The Feds here are beginning 10 say that the pro-
posed dailv paper Of the MesSrs. Richie will be
clash in the pan" VIII no, the Democracy OF
the country render all the aid they can? | hope
every subscriber 10 the Enquirer in the country
will forthwith advance two dollars on their sub
scription. and take The daily paper The Char
loitesvilc Convention meets on Tuesday; and
trust they will take up this subject and give 10
il The consideration which its Importance enti-
lies il" A VIRGINIAN.