Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-10

Ey G. f. Sadler Virsinia-The Mother OF
States and of Statesmen-";he Gibraltar oil D.
moyacy:" Opposing her impregnable front 10
every attack Of her assaianls, ana feDcctih@ VIVA
proud disiain The ''Greal Embodiment, although
her own degenerate son.
BY Thomas l.. BeaZley. The press, or the
individual, who. for an honest expression OF OPP.
MON, would prescribe an opponenl-cail upon
the community TO favor and palronlze their re-
spec,iyc political friends only--de>erves to be
branded with namy, and stunned as the shade
OF the deadly Upas tree.
BY Geo w. Gillispie. Glee Clubs, Yellow
Covers. Grinning Coons, German Bread, and a
host OF other Humbugs, have all disappeared, and
Democracy is triumphantly victorious.
By Clement White. General Andrew Jackson
The Sage. Hero and Statesman. His long
and eyentul life, though now drawing to
close-ye, his fame both civil and military, not
wiln>ianiing the foul ISLANDERS OF his enemies
like The base of our mountains, and the flowing OF
our rivers-will be eternal.
By VIM. Ii. Davidson. Thomas Rtche,
ESQ. While Democracy has name, he VIII
he honored as The bold and fearless champion
who rushed 10 her defence in early life, who has
stood by her side through evil and through sooH
report" battling manlully for the success OF heF
principles, until he has grown grey III Inc service;
Ia nm we owe lebt no Ho!!oi ean i'io', Nv
time can obli,erale.
BIZ james Gallagher The United States: The
asylum OF the oppressed-liberty has no talrer
temple, virtue no purer sanctuary nor the rights
of man so secure or holy 4 resting place.
By VIM. W. Pcarcc. The political victory OF
1914: More conducive 10 the pcrpetuity OF Repub-
lican principles, than ary which has ever been
achieved in our COUNTY, history.
By WIN. Burke, (ot King Wiiam.) Wing
measures embodicd-a U. :. Bank, high prc;ec-
tive Tariff, internal Improvements by the Gene
raj Government, distribution OF the proceeds 81
the sales Of The public lands among The States, aud
the ahrosa,ion OF The veto power: They have
been fairly submitted 10 the grand inquest OF HE
nation at the recen: Presidential election; they
have been weighed in the balance Of public OPT
Mon, and hy Inc Legitimate voice OF the people
solemnly declared al the polls to be found want
ing.
Bv Jacob Myers The Old Domnion-aye
the Old Dominion-ihe mothcrot Republicanisln
Often tried, hut still VIRGIN 10 Democracy.
By VIM II. Davidson. Gen. Andrew Jack
son, the Hero of New Orleans Next 10 Wash
inston he stands, in the eyes OF his country. Ser
vices such as his mus, be appreciated, and will
always receive from pure Republicans .ha, degree
q honor they So fully de>errc-at Ne" Orleans
b. his hravefy ard skill as a Military Command
er lie taught the proud Bri!on. 10 tcel that Repnb
leans in Just cause and with such a Commani-
er are invinctlc. " d statesman, By the Wis
dom and irankness OF his course he has perpeiua-
ted the freedom al his country, and baied the al
lempls of aspiring Demasogues against lis insiitu-
tons; and now lha, old age has thrown damper on
his physical powers, still with a heait5cn' on his
counrv's good alone, We see him pointin. with
far seeing sagaci,r, 10 the means OF ctiectualy
suppressing the Vaccinations otthosc who would
enslave us by their policy May Virginia Re
publicans recullecl through all time, the Patriot
Statesman and Hero, Andrew Jackson.
By John O. Mo>jy The Constitution OF
Virginia Democracy is victorious. We have
the power in our hands Lei one leading object
of Virginia Democrats be, 50 10 alter our State
Constitution, as that political rights may &c ec1a,
IRRESPECTIVE of wealth, extending the right o SUI
frage to every tree-born citizen. DO This, anu
Virginia NAV feel secure in her Democratic prin-
ciples.
By w. E. Gaines. Our common country :
Let all be peace and give our President Elect
fair trial, and every opponent, we think, will be
satisfied with the wise and patriotic adininstfa-
lion of James X. Polk.
ByJ. !. Palmer. The Defeat of the unblnsh-
ing and INSCRIPTIONS Eleclioneerer for the Pre-
sdencv, of lctter-wrilins memory. who was for
Texas and against Texas, for the Tariff and
against the Tariff a Mason and an at-Mason.
and any and ever: thing. in his hot pn '>ril # his
darling object from war pcsiilencc and famine,
down 10 the humbuggery OF cutting ashro!es
with his own hands :" Another proof II the Wis
dom Of Willoushby Newton's admoni'on 10 his
parry, thai "honeSly is the best policy"
Sent H. Clay: Beat again, by Cd"
Bv John T. Young. The United States and
Texas Their unnatural divorce vas effected by
the people Of neither. Their prompt reunion
without condition or limitation, in defiance of
Vaccinations at home or abroad is demanded Is
the proclaimed will Of both
By Washington Howell. The Sovereign
People OF these United States have selected JaTa
X Polk and George NJ. Dallas as their standard
bearers-rnen, in whom they place the mos. i'm
plici, contidence-thu> demonstrating 10 al! poll
tical parlZans that stainless private character
and moral worth are far preferable 10 immortality
and political depravy attended with however
brilliant talent.
Ry John o. Mosbr Democracy The doc
thine laugh, by Jefferson and Madison. l. prln-
cip!es have been applied successfully, for years
past. 10 the Government OF Cur country. Though
stricken from lis proud stand in 40, by the hl'ea
enemy, ere itreached the ground il rose PHd:f'x-
like with majestic GRANDEUR and today he sons
of Virginia (like their fathers in 1907 have The
proud qualification OF knowing. that Democracy
has triumphed and The country is saved.
By +. +. C. Tompkins. The Contest of n:
A hard fought one, but victory perchel upor our
banner which still waves over the Gland OF the
free and the home OF The brave"
BvI. w. Glazebrool. John Tyler and his
yiriuous Administration The one eqaa..ed onlf
by the other
By c. Washington Howell. The Democracg
Of The United States In the tfiunpaa n. tcrrnina-
,ion of the recen, severe and arduons struggle
they have passed through, have borne themselves
with tha, Lofty sense OF maenanimitv and gene.
rosity tia, ever characterizes party having its
foundation in principles oflruth and justice.
Sent bv Lady. Thomas Richie, ST.: The
firm and unninching Republican He has tough,
The good fight, kept the faith and gained sl,-
rious victory over his opponents. Long may he
live 10 enjoy the free and Independent, Govern
mcnt which will be administered by the Presidcn,
Elect lanes Polk