Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-28
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lllS heiore our readers the cheering News tn, =
Keystone State will not desert us "'d' a'e
= have heard iron all parts OF This s,.,.
cannot be mistaken in assuring YOU Ina, / ~
mol tecoliect during M thirty wears OF rol;,;csI
experience, cohailion OF party 80 prom>ing =,
uie one III Whlch We are now placed in reference
10 me PRESIDENCY. The enthusiasm kindlef -.
pi"it anu SIN au@ments from day To day. whit.
Inc harmony remains unbroken BIZ n SINH. NM
mur or grrmblc Ii this endure whar arc VIZ :.
expect! Your own Familiarity with the chr
ter and course Of our Democracy canno, lo.l
you to an erroneous conclusion. Sine. orr rl,',
IN 1917 We have elected Gov. Porter hv !, ,,a|
Jofity lille short o, $1,000; and do 10, tb,'i.
that IN 1911 Porter enjoyed popularity as semi
ana sure as that now enjoyed BIZ Nuhlenherg
Porter had also Wing Of considerable >,rra,b
and standing Judge Banks. 10 run agaip>,. viI.
ten MarGie, the present candidate. is reaII,. -
feeble opponent That MuhIenbefg viii ~,
Markle al least as signallv As Porte, b,.., po,I''
see no cause 10 doubt and il he do 50 IN 0o,l
Der, what may he Justly calculated uron :, ~,
Electoral election in November? You kro,r Wv
effect of our serious defeat in the course a., -.
same month: il must diShcaytca. 4, it alu.s,s
/ heretofore di>hearened, our aGvelsarics and v.r
can appreciate the additional activity which y.;l
I be awakened in our friends hy the stimulus O,
striking victory. do not think that our Elec,or.i
majority can fall short of our gubcmaioral one
ana shall he disappointed, il it do no, consiac..
( ably exceed it,
"ln the general result, can perceive bun enc
symptom 10 JUSTLY the lea>, Solicitudc: and a m
That, You are probably better informed than M.
SET allude 10 The eliminating and recrimiaa
ing articles daily appearing in the Globe and
Spectator
In connection with these views we auotc tie
following from the Hartford Times and The Har.
r,sbur" Union with single remark, that we tad
The pleasure of hearing Col. Frazer OF Lanca>,e,
IN the Baltimore Convention. He is one oIlbe
most striking popular orators we have ever heart
and his enthusiastic eoquencc will tell" in Tie
great struggle In an address before the Con
venlion, he alluded in the mos, touching terms m
the proud position OF Old Virginia some Of Whose
sons present, We learned. shed Z ,eaf ofila! love
for their venerable parent:
[Fiom lie Hatfow 1ymctl
TnE SToRT of the Federa!i>t> that there is d..
affection in the Democratic ranks Of Penn>ylva.
mia, was written probably by the sane man WHO
started the story that Col Polk was a ducl;g
and had killed his man-ihc same who wrote q,
/ the New Haven Palladium that Geo Bancroft
addressed cold Democratic meeting al Spring
field on an evening when Mr. T. was not in ,is.
Town The Courant has published some ro.ol.
tons which they say Were passed at Dem.
cratic meeting in Philadelphia: they ale in ON.
sition 10 Col. Polk The names of the Officer,
OF the meeting are not gIven-nor can they 4,
for no Democratic" meeting OF the kind W.,
ever held. Who issued the call! who PRESIDED
how many we've present! what are and Whsi hav,.
been their politics? We have the most cheering
accounts from the City of Philadelphia. and the
70, pf tI,a N.
Gratis better united: for four wears they hayern
been so completely united Is al This time
So much for Federal lalsehoodS But We caa
not consent to be- drawn into discussion in r,...
toticH Of these foolish stories about di>unioi %
the Democratic party, when il is so apparn; oa
every hand that complete unanmily prevails
unanimity which in itself irighicns the Fcde.al.
lists ami induces them 10 manufacture such tal>s.
hoods as we have alluded to.
IFfom Tie Hajridu1s Democroic Thioa Jase ~
GREAT AND ENTHUSIASTIC RATFl.
CATION MEETINGS.
YORK CouNry-A joint meeting Of the Dem.
cratic Associations OF the borough Of York. w,
held on the 9Th inst, but such was the immer,t
asscmblage Of Democrats from various paris q
the county, that il was converted into Ma,
Meeting.
When order was restored. K. J Fisher, F..
introduced To the meeting Col. Ralph Frazer 4.
Lancaster. who was received with loud ana y.
pcatcd cheers, and then responded 10 the cal! 81
the meeting in an address OF the most exciting
and thrilling interest amidst great applause and
immense cheering. The resolutions hroughoU
express the most ardent admiration tor Polk D.l
las, Muhlenberg and Texas. The meeting una
ninouSly approved the course of Or AleXanGef
Small the delegate TO the Democratic Natiol.
Convention, particularly in his vote for the tpe-
thirds rule, which was in strict accordance with
the established usages of the Democratic parry
After an excellent speech from Gen Ramsey lt
meeting gave round OF cheers for Polk, Da.a,
and Muhlenherg, and then adjourned
F'RANKI.IN CoUNTY.-At Il large and crilg>ia.-
tic meeting, resolutions responding 10 the nomi.
nations OF Polk and Dallas, were adopted by &c.
clamation. The meeting adjourned with Tine
cheers for Polk, Dallas and MuhlcnIcrg
MIFFLiS CouNTY.-Ata large and enthusiast.
meeting Of the Democracy OF Lewi>lown rc>o.
lutions were offered by Mr.. L. J. Walter
warmly approving the nominations of James Il
Polk ana George NJ. Dallas b. the Democrat
National Convention, and in favor OF IIcny
Muhenbcrg ana Joshua Hart>homc ana AZ.
proving of the immediate Remuneration OF Te,
as. The meeting adjourned with three hear.
cheers for Polk, Dallas, Muhlenbers and Hart
horne
HuTTisGDoN CoCSTY.-A large meeting oft.e
Democracy OF Huntingdon and lis vicinity, adop
cd series Of resolutions approving oi Tie MONT
nation Of James X. Polk and George NJ. Daia,
by the Democratic National Conventions and G
Henry \. Aluhlenbero The immediate anncXato1
OF Texas, and in favor ofthe occupation Of On
gon Territory and the conduct OF Gen. 4. p. W
son, the delegate 10 the National Convention
The proceedings are marked throughout vih Z
spirit and determination 10 sustain the nonila
tons OF the Democratic party, which do cTeN, "
the Democracy of Huntington county
ADAMS County SATURDAY week me-
ing was held at Petersburg, YORK Sprngs Fl
which quite large number Of persons were
attendance. Strong and energetic rcs0Iuia'
were passed in favor Of Polk. Dallas Null
berg and Hutsho,nc. A bic and eloquent >reu.t'
were delivered by Aies>r> NJ Clean and Ram
The Democrats every where are up in am, al
eager for the fray.
On Saturday last enthusiastic meeting v.-
also held al East Berlin and Heidlersblg
Bucks CouNry.-RcsOluion Were atar
unanimously, approving the nomination u j.
X. Polk and George NJ. Dallas By lhc Den
cratic National Convention; Of Henry i, Nh
!enberg Of alt Bcih> for Governor, anu ]c,at"
Harshome for Canal Commissioner The NEE
ihS ut~tiN'Ns1d VI a. ''l'ii'NS" ii"h.''' -
John Davis, and then adjourned with ROUNDS
applause in favor of Polk, Dallas, MaLen-t
Hansholne. Texas, Oregon, and the Hero a4
Statesman Jackson.
WAYNE CorxrY.-The most enthusiast IT,
lilical meeting ever held in Hone,taIe. care '-
on the evening OF the iih instant. i series a.! 2.
solutions Of the true spiri, were adopted ~ z"
nation. An excellent letter from Hon i m
head, Jr member of Congress. was read. anu ~
meeting adjourned with nine hearty chez
Polk Dallas and Muhienberg. Tie Wa
County Herald says:
1--WE hear the most gratifying intelligence ION
all parts Of this county, at the union ant emu
siasm which the nomination of Polk and De-
has produced Huna for Young Hics9N
Wavne will give him ONE THOUSAND N'
jority-and no mistake.
LtzEaxE CorHrY -ATrangcnenis were *
ed Tor holding General 3IoSs Melting al VII
barre, on Tuesday, Angus, 6, which will caD
Jess be nninerousy attended, as Wilse,ba1.
one Of the most beautiful spots in the wide | hg.
Old Luzernc promises 10 give Tor Polk, I]@i-
and Muhcnberg, rot less than 400 malo.ht
n. 4 Tho