Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-25

the New York Democracy, and intended 10 civ,
some kind OF record Of the responses of the Dc
mocracy, 10 the nominations oi Polk and Dallas a.
they came in from the four winds OF heaven I'm
we soon found il impossible. New York, AIba
ny, Rochester, Buffalo, Boston, Lowell Charles
town, Concord, Nashua, Portland, Brunswick
Augusta, Bangor, Philadelphia, Harrisburg
Pitlsburs, Washington, Cincinnati, Nashville
everywhere North, South, East and West. III,
Democracy are uncd-cveywhere are they CO
ming up in their might.
New JgRsEY.-The Trenton 'sShcet Anchor
of "Wednesday la>l publishes reports of two laroc
meetings of the Democracy The one held on Mon
day, about a mile from Trenton, and the other al
Pidcock's about four miles from the same civ
II saws:
'.Ai both OF these meetings several persons at-
tended, and assisted, who voted with the Coon
party in 1910 and some who voted with them lasl
Fall. the days of Whissery are numbered
its follie> and ab>uriities have no taste for the peo-
ple--ils Bank notions, and lis arStocratic princi-
ples-iis hypocrisy on the Tariff question and
above all, the known character OF lis leader. Hen
~ Clay, induce the honest Of all parties 10 turn
away from them with disgust. The homes, senti-
nent OF The people everywhere is decidedly and
cnphalically avcrsc 10 Henry Clay ana his Bank.
and distribution principles
GREAT DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT Urc,-Thc
Utica Observer give, the proceedings oil a very
large and gratifying meeting III the Democracy
''in the central city OF New York Ii was held
in pursuance Of a call signed by 800 Democratic
electors at SCHUYLER Hall on THURSDAY evening.
/ Hiram DEMO presided; G. "A. Mann, (Mayor of
the cily,) IIoratio seymour Il. H. Hubbard.
P. Sheldon Root, n. smith, NJ. Hart, and X.
| HuIbu Vice Presidents; and i've Secretaries
| The national nominations ri Polk ami Dallas
were cordially responded 10. The observer
SAYS:
! I'll was one of the largest as well as most en-
husislic political assclnbases We ever had. and
the response 10 The Democratic nominations for
President and Vice President, was strong and
enlhusiaslc-arllent and sincere. Truly, our
aRi0n rs perJ.ti-onr otuSe is ita and there can
lc no possible doubt, that brilliant victory will
crown our efforts. Our opponents are dismay-
ed and overwhelmed by this sudden, and 10
them unexpected demonstration Of our strength
and our purposes, and they toresec plainly enough,
that there is no resisting The current Of popular
will that has sci in 50 strongly and SO decidedly
| in favor OF the Democratic ticket.
I'VE assure our friends every where that we
arc 'neM in Utica and Oneida. and in The Ian
Sunge ot David Crockett, we shall surely ,go
0hcod.' The course is clear before lis, and We
shall press hard Tor the honor OF being distinguishes
ed as the Banner County Of the Empire State"
YET ANOTHER R.rlpIcArIox-IHe Dcmoerocv
n BrooliyM Awahe We had mind 10 lee
turc orr sister city, Brooklyn. because she had
not either preceded or Immediately followed us
in the ratification OF the nomination of POLK
and DALLAS. The meeting last night how
ever, assured us. that she is not behind us in en-
lhusiasm The large room of the Civ Hotel
was incompetent 10 hold their vast congregation
and they were obliged 10 march in procession To
the space in front of the Civ Hall. Ii was the
largest meeting admitted by Wings and Demo-
Gratis. ever held in that beautiful city. The Hon
Mr. Sprague, Mavor of BROOKLYN presided as
sisted bv a long list Of Vice Presidents. Adj
dresses were made by the Hon. Mr.. Murphy
the Hon. Mr. Stcenrod of Virginia. the Hon
Mr.. Ralhbnm oi this State, ana the Hon. SilaS
Wright. The enthusiasm was unboundcl-ii
could not be miStaken--at every mention of the
names of Polk and Dallas, the cheers were long
and reiterated. II was another evidence OF the
fact that there is no such word as fail in This can
vaSs.
RATIFICATION MEETING At BrrFaro- GREAT
RALrY-"The meeting al Buffalo," says the AL
bany Argus, "rcsponsivc Of The Democratic Ma
tional nominations, was worthy of the high
spirit and noble zeal of the Democracy OF
the Queen city of the West and Of Eric county
The true spirit is abroad in Western New York.
as in This section of the Stale and indeed every
where" Ii was one of the most numerous and
enthusiastic meetings ever witnessed in Buffalo,
The lannon's roar was the signal for the assem-
bling OF the masses, and FIVE THOUSAND Demo
GRATIS responded iotlie call. 1t was cheering
casion for the Democracy. though very solemn
ior Whiggcry. The eloquencc OF Hon. X. *.
Smith, Col. s. Meday, and Maj. DaveZac. called
out the enthusiastic cheers OF the multitude.
letter from Buffalo say:
La, 1rlf tl,., ,lt,I
have seemed To our adversarics irghlul omen
of their coming fate
GExNEssEE CouNTY, n. "A Batavia cor
respondent OF the Albany Argus, under date OF
June 18th, says-"Wc had a glorious lurn out OF
the l,n;errhcd Democracy oil this region, last
evening. II is wonderful 10 the spirit-thc
indomitable ami o-bc-conqucretl spirit, oi
the Democracy which pervades. lot only this, but
every portion of our country At the present time
Success sure and uniailing, can he traced III eve
~ Democratic counenahcc. Many oil The war
Democral>-tho>c who were true 10 themselves
and their country from 1872 10 1915, and who
were separated from their old companions by the
| Anti Masonic excitement, are returning 10 their
FIRST love.
OLD QUEENS AwAKE-(NEw YoRK.)-On
| Saturday afternoon the Democrats OF Queens
county assembled at Hampstead Count House, 10
raliiv the nomination OF James h. Polk and
George NJ. Dallas The Court room was crowded
and everything betokened unity OF feeling, and
the determined energy ever shown by The Demo
cracy in mpouant contests. Churchill &. Cam
brcina delegate 10 the Baltimore Convention,
reported the nomination of Polk ana Dallas, III
an eloquent address, which was received with
dcaienins applause
After his several resolutions were passed
against National Bank Distribution oil me
Proceeds Of the Public Lands, and The other
Wing measures that have been Introduced 10 OPP
press the people. and elevate The favored Federal
few. The meeting was cloqueElly addressed ny
Lorenzo Il. Sheppard, and James L. Brady
Esq>., of this city
Queens has, indeed, buchIcd on her arinor. ana,
al the ensuing contest, will meet her SISTER cotIi
lies with an overwhelming majority for Young,
Hickory OF Tennessee, and George NJ Dali;ss oi
Pennsylvania.
C,YrcA Co, n Y.-Counly Convention as
scmbcd at Auburn. last week, al which good
feeling manifested itself for Polk and DaaS.-
1t was called for The appointment OF Del"sa'eS'
ROME. n. Y.-The Democrats of Rome held
large response meeting on The 9Th INST. sprl',
ed resolutions were passed, and matters WORKED
of finely.
Brrrrnxrrs, n. IA grand response meet,
inc of the Democrats of Buliernuts and several
adjoining towns was held on The 9TH inst. he
proceedings eynce first rate feeling on the part
OF the people
SANDY HUI, n. Y.-Thc Democrats held
an enthusiastic meeting at Sandy Hin, on inc
lI,h instant. Polk and Dallas was the railvlnS
cry.
THE DEMOCRACY or THE SoUTn-GREaT MEET
ING ~ New OcLgANs-An overwhelming Demo
cratic meeting was held at the ST. Louis Exchange
New Orleans on the l'h inst, for the purpose {" {"
ralilying the NOMINATIONS Of Col: James H. Polk
and George NJ. Dallas, Esq, as Presidential ana rs
Vice Presidential candidates ncheral >. y:
Plauche presided, assisted By Il large number oi
Vice Presidents. A great number OF Gentlemen
addressed the meeting, and the most enthusiastic
spirit, union. harmony, ana good feeling appear
tn have pcrvaded the meeting. ,,.,
Inn , l same as those passed by the Baltimore
National Convention, with the addition o' 'he
! two following.