Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-25
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CARROLL Co, Va. June 10 1914
cannot resist my desire 10 give uitcrancc to
the feelings of qualification among the Democracy
Of this region, sprineing from the result of the
Baltimore Convention. have heard no Demo-
Graf express dissatisfaction at the choice made By
the Convention Ii is true all were taken some
what By slrprisc-cach was ~ anxious for The
success OF his own iavorita that h" supposed others
would certainly view the matter in the same
light. With almost every one "the wish was
father 10 the thought" that the choice Of the Con
vcE.un would coincide with his own But the
surprise is 4 joyful one As one man the ".Moun-
tain Boomers have rallied 10 the support of tie
nominees. "Po!k and Dallas" is our joyous,
cheering batllc-cry. "h hot Sgn0 rinc'mus."
Ii is amusing 10 witness the surprise and con-
stcrna,ion of the Wings at these nominations II
is such complete overthrow of all the plans they
had concocted for the coming contest, that they
are at their wits end We have so skiliully,
scientifically and tremendously changed front,
that we nave otii-ianhed them completely. But
he wolst is, that we have destroyed their ammA-
ai'i0u: VIC have rendered all the stuff concerning
Mr. Van Buren, with which they had prepared
10 dciugc tn country, perfectly useless. So con-
ficn, were the Wings OF This genllcmans nomi-
nation. that all their preparations were made with
an cvc To that event. Every slang SHOP was III
full hiast-every yendcr Of Whiggery, from the
rator of the gold spoons and the dish-rags, had
his cue The same means that were used To
turn him out of power, were 10 be employed ~
continue his exclusion. But
THE bestlaid schemes O MICE and men,
Gang q, a-gey"
But a new enemy has ari>cn-new ISLANDERS
must be Invented. Here, however, they are
cstoppad b. their own declarations. "The cng;-
neor is hoistcd by his own petard. They have
themselves inadvertently bone eriicnce too often
ani too warmly i'll favor Of James h. Polk 10
succeed now in persuading the people that he is
unworthy OF their support. Ocn,iines heretofore,
when speaking of our prominent men, (whcnthey
had moi the rcmolesi idea oil his nom:Estiop,) they
would give Polk high place, Intellectually and
morally-and speak of him as a man Of Zine
genius" and ".rreproachable private character"
These expressions are 10 them How, vinegar
mingled with eall'-Gladly would they Ietract
them il possible. and they willtry 10 do 50: butwc
shall scc how they will succeed IL. proving their
own lalsehool and insincerlty
You may depend upon it, Little Tennessee
will do her duty, as she 0},r.,ys has GoaC. From
what can learn, the upper counties OF North
Carolina. which adloia us i'll This region, will mol
be unmindtul of the fact that Polk is native OF
the "Old North State
From ibis remote po!.:ohoi The Commonwealth,
We send Il cheering Voice 10 our Democratic
brethren throughout the Old Dominion. We say
to them" Once more unto the breach, brave
friends. once more" All differences are now
composed; oil discussions quoted; all heartburn
ings ouenchcd We have leaders wolthy Of our
causc-We have q cause !rhict cea!a not &c blaic
bat,es Shall anY Democrat bc found t.!.ering in
his support oil those leaders recrcant i'll his de-
votion 10 that cause No. We will 60 on with
IAN eve single" To the success Of Democracy
will wage determined war for our principles ;
and with such a cause and such inducements as
we now have we must prove irresistible.
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