Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-20

s-tr We shall publish in lo-monow's paper
the admirable letter OF Gen Jackson TO Mr. Mo-
ses Dawson, on The remuneration OF Texas. One
Of or correspondents bess Us 10 put the Wings
upon their conscience, Query, cam we do it!) and
ask them, il they do no, believe the General is a
true patriot, and great Caplain-and ifthey ad-
nit him 10 Re both. az aye there's the rub then
appeal 10 them 10 discard prejudice, and listen to
his sound and clear and conyincingly strong rca-
sonins for the annexation Of Texas" ~ all
events we will try the charm upon the Wings
Themselves tomorrow.
The Wing OF Yesterday brass of the reaction
in Bayy> District Who believes III We have
lust seen letter from one Of the counties. The
acceSsions from the ranks ofthc Wings are many
and increasing. But where are our Ora;orS!-
Where the talented Elecor, Coke? The Demo
Gratis begin to cry out for speakers. There is Il
demand for discussion, which ought 10 be g:at-
fled.
We ask of our friends in every section Of the
State, where there is Mass Meeting or pub
lie discussion. TO inform us OF the number Of the
People name. Of the Orators, and any interest
ing incidents which take place-having due re-
gard 10 the great pressure upon our columns
We arc willing TO devote two columns every
morning 10 such communications.
e. A friend from Lancaster informs Us, tina,
our correspondent was in error. in stating that
Dr. T.. a. Currie had changed his political OPT
Mons. The changes though in that county are
very numerous. The Wing majority in 1910
was So; in November il will not be more than
10, if hat.
We must leave 10 the Charlottesville JefTerso-
nian-ihc Office OF exposing the missialements
of the Charlottesville Advocate and Richmond
Wing about the Charlottesville Convention
"1Hree Conre7s" made 10 Whiggery. Fin conse-
quence Of the disorsanzing doctrines preached al
the Loco Foco Convention Who are M,y? One
is Mr.. J. o. Norris, who had prerionSig declined
the appointment OF Il delegate To that Convention.
Another is L. Harrison, Jr who, they >ay, was
50 VERY sensitive that he does not Ike 10
hear Mr.. Clay exposed Cor 0jG~d, Is lie
pleascs Ia call it) A I'd is rim! a man
in the tloud>-who j. moi aGrcG-and IS The
law maxim runs, de mr. Hypa"HtIp& q amA
cri&eaiiitS code raiio ca 1.-THE man I've not RGsge4
we have right 10 suppose thai no such man
exists II is all a lrick-to weaken the powerful
moral force of the Convention. The Advocate
SAYS, 1--WE never Witnessed 4 more miserable .;il-
usc"-"l less enthusiastic political ;.sSemhagc.'
This assertion alone casts a shade ot deep s,rs
picion over all that il says. A more talented
body of speakers; more powerful sptc,ht>, 4
iiaer spirit Of enthusiasm; stronger devotion 70
4 great cause, q iirmcr determination To suppoI,
il: or a higher confidence Of Success, We have
never witnessed in any previous a,scmbiagr.
Posr>cRIrr-Thc Charlottesville .Ieficisonian
OF Yesterday came 70 hand h. last evenings
mail, and gives Us the following Cara from Mr.
Harrison Thus. as far as II oRsafS the Wing"
gain no,hin. by the Charlottesville Convention
whilst the loss they will sustain from il is deep
and heavy:
A CARDIFF he Elaor Of hic .Afer~niGa.
Dear Sir-You have 10 doubt seen Card in
the Advocate over the signature ut ay name. an
nouncing that had taken Leave ot the good old
Democratic party and united with The Wings
That Card was published by my consent, il Is
lruc-bui such WIS The situation OF my mind n
The time Of lis publication, that do no, consider
i, At all binding on ne have been induccd,
from recollection of this great error, 10 Join The
Temperance Society,". intend, therefore. 10 re-
;urn 10 the cid fold. The Wings have no use for
temperate mcr-I, therefore, ask the favor OF you,
Sir, 10 give this Gard place in your paper and
obige. RICHARD HARRISON, JR.
Sept. Il, ISL