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

The pillar ana Inc cloud Oh Ms PoIi'iNa' ~. -,
+ By DR.. Scott of the Senate. LAND Dls'i' ,
lion Bill The offspring OF bargain, ana parry
price bsd Tor a nations confidence.
By. VIM. d. Wren The principles OF the Dc
mocratic Party: With them We have triuinphed;
I BY their dictates, LEI US act
I By Charles Ill. HYDE. The union OF the lie,
| mocracv: Shoulder to shoulder We have acnieVea
4 the victory of our principles, ana >houiaef 10
\ shoulder we must now maintain ineih;
! Bv Francis Wicker. The farm: a wise anu
udicous adjustment OF this question, on the PFih-
ciplos of fair compromise, IN reSafu 10 ''ie stea
| Interests of agriculture, commerce and mahuiac,
nre,. The hesI means of restoring harmony ard
! concord 10 different sections oil our Deio'ea couh-
try. 5000. -. :
Bv S. Bassett French. William Smith OF
/ Fauquier: His extraordinary talents his ex'ra"f
dinarv efforts richly enli,le him The cognoheh oi
Extractor he i erira indeed.
Bv WIN. Smith. Madison's Report Lei ii ne
now, as in 1890, The Republican exposition oil ''e
| Federal Constitution.
ByG. +. Sadler. VIM II. Roane: The long
tried and faithful defender oil Free Prlnc'ples ana
the Constitution Of bis Country-his great name
and patriotic efforts have tended 10 produce The
present happy state OF affairs. Democrats are
prepared 10 render him that honor 10 which he
is 50 lus,!, entitled
ByWm. II. Roane. James X. Polk-'who
is A.?"-tie is the American Cincinn0tss, When
his coun,rvmen have coiei from his pndM5'ho"S
abode in Tennessee, 10 go home 10 w aSAih9
ton "where he be,oass." -GCd BLESS him!
Rv s r. French. VIM Daniel OF Campbeil;
A worthy son ofa wo Thy size. Virginia IN point
ing 10 her Jcwe!s. may say "i MIN, Hie"ii uu'ee
dccus.' . -
By VIM Daniel, ir. who is James X. PolSl'
This tanning problem is al last solved, and for
the solution The Democracy point with pride and
with pleasure 10 The noble and worthy Chief Ma
yi>trate OF the greatest nation on earth.
Ry Thomas Wallace The Democracy OF y.
York: Masnanimous and sell-sacrlcins-
have given an example TO the Union, and added
the luslrc of moral power 10 giant numbers
By Henry s Kane The Spartan Band of the
civ of Richmond who during The late contest,
have with the zeal Of apostles combined The de'o-
ton of marvrs Battling for the success Of! Re
publican principles. they have shown themselves
worthy OF the land Of jefferson The voice OF
Virginia has sustained their choice. is they have
sustained her doctrines.
By Gen. Hoge: Ex-PresiGent Martin Van
Buren,.
By Green Hall. Robert G. Scott, Esq: Ore
of the Spartan Band ofRichmond-no gentleman
more worthy
By Robert G.. Scott virginias quota Of the
Land Distribution Fund: The Old Dominion has,
by six thousand majority, secuted the Federal
offer. Let no Representative disregard The voice
of her People.
By a. Stuart The Spartan Band of Rich
mori: Dismissed from parade but not discharged
from service.
Bv w w. Crump. Virginia-ihe renowned
Mother Of Patriots sage in council, foremost in
the field: MAY her sons though separated by the
fierce tempests which sweep the sea OF Federal
politics. look 10 her honor and glory as the euld-
ing stars Of their courSe-so that in the hour ol
peril, panopled BY their bosoms and defended by
their vaor, she may defy The assaults OF "a world
in arms against her peace.
By c. g. Samuels. Our Hosts, the Spartan
Band The purity Of their principles and the
ability with which they defend ihem alike COM
mand our respect.
By H. A. Washington. The canvass Of IA:
| Not as Democrats merely, bul as Americans, We
are proud oft for it is the last and most brilliant
achievement OF Republican institutions. History
has no parallel
b. Or. ]. y. Brooks. Our victory: an Illus
,rious example OF our greater attachment TO pIln-
ciple> than TO men: "princp;a non homines'
Bv p MAYO "The Native American Party :"
An anti-American faction, breathing none OF lie
spirit of the patriots fthe Revolution; worthy the
nedict Arnold. Ii is the duly Of every true Ame-
rican 10 oppose such enemies OF his Country.
81 Thomas H. Ellis The memory Of John
Forsyth: A memory which our country wears
in her heart, mournfully, yet proudly.
By w NJ Oyerion. Virginia: True, ever
true May those who have sprung from her loins
never forget The principles they have inherited.
By John B. Young. The Democratic Party:
They have achieved glorious victory Let
'hcrn soc 10 il, that honesty, moderation. and
firm adherence 10 their principles shall secure 10
the country ltS expected fruits.
b /. MAYO. The Democrats party: Bound
together b. the allegiance we owe 10 the wise In
situations OF our vifiuous and patriotic fathers
le, Us never hazard our principles by divisions
ahou, Men
BIZ Washington Greenhow. The result Of the
lection OF ISL: Let those who have accom-
plished it remember their responsibility those
whom il has honorcd perform their duty.
Sent hy James A. Seldom. The South United
need not sue for discrepancies only 10 as
sail She will be under the Constitution all poten,
10 protect and save.
Ry Robert W. Henry. John G. Calhoun -
MAY the President elect see The necessity OF re-
taineing him in tie Once OF Secretary Of Stale
The c.jSis demahdS ii.
By Robert G. Scott, jr. From the EXTREMIST
points OF Louisiana, 20 the iar,hes corners OF
Maine, no, one speck obscurcS our political bori-
zon."-l Vide Clay's speech at \. Orleans, last
By T. Richie, IT. The new Proscripliye Svs-
TEN: Let It's authors only carry it out, and they
will find that Richmond is not the ,rorid
By WIN. H. Allen. Native Americansm
Bigory and Faction arrayed against Rational
Liberty.
By Clement White. Thomas Richie, the Sc
! Nor Editor Of the Enquirer: The long, faithful
and vigiiant Sentinel on the wathlower OF Liber-
H.. IL A ,ha lay,
ger Of the Republic.
b. Edward Redford Gen. Andrew Jackson:
Inrulnerabe iD The Field and the Cabinet-hc
has by his trmness, assisted in placing the Ame-
rican Government above contempt. May he
live to enjoy the blessing he well deserves, men
tally and mor,!llr-may lie live many years
more: and whea death shall come may ne DC So
/ laced IN Heavens high chanccrr.
By James Gallagher. Wo.nan Modest and re-
firing in the ordinary scenes o;Iilclis oaly when
great dangers threaten We learn how much she
can achieve.
Ry J. D. Hoover J. C. Calhoun-,he most
profound statesman Of moIeyn days: May his Ia
lens and services in behalf Of the Union and its
interests be crowned with the highes, reward in
the gift Of The people.
Gy W. w. Dunnavant. The Democratic Elec-
tors FOR the State Of Virginia: By their untiring
industry. clCGnence and patriotism, they have en-
niiHaLdtfs C,,ons in this good old Dominion; by
tier er'crmina'ioa the CONSTITUTION will Re hand
"a down 10 pos;eflty a. il came from the Sonnd
fcadS Gnd pure bca,tS Oft those who framed il. MAY
they oac live 10 enjoy the blessings they have
achieved for their country.
Bv Lewis Hill. The Remuneration of Texas:
Let il take place, regardless Of the threats Of men,
who consider the sound of Disunion from Mas
sachu>crts constitutional and patriotic, and from
South Carolina rebellious and traiorous.
By A. Grant Jr. The Hon. VIM G. Rves:
The proud standard-hcarcr of the true principles
of The Constitution for twenty years, crippled by
his apostacy in iSi0-but ROW dead cock in the
pit, allied in his ingorious flight in pursuit OF
Henry of Nav; IRE who, he said in his speech al
Towards Grove, had The Presidency fully in his
grasp.
BIZ William Wallace. The Presidential bat
lie, fought anG wan-thc combined advocates OF
protective system defeated by The labor-toilns
ycomanry and their MISUNDERSTANDING presump-
live proof ofihe peoples capacity for sefgovern-