Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-19

/ Wings. in 1910 who will not vote ior Clay IN
1914 The honest farmers OF the country want
no more Bankrupt laws, and they have declared
long since, no; to support any man who figured a;
did CLAY in the passage OF that act. The Texas
question will also influence some Wing votes iol
Polk and Dallas, il their declaration OF intention
is any evidence oftle fact.
~. We find the following inihe last Wnches
CHANGES! CHANGES !!
hIIrr. GREEN, Berkeley CO.. Va
| Mr. Editor: 1t is with pleasure that inform
you about the way we do things in this part OF
/ The country. Below You will find a few Of the
many changes from Whiggcry 10 Democracy
| thai have come under ms personal observation
| COLDER, Holiday and Reuben Custar, former
" Siaunch supporters the Harrison cause have
! renowned Whsgcry for ever The former says
that lie will not 90 il for Clay, and the latter is ac-
tive and Jealous in the cause of Polk and Dallas.
Hiram Mckowan, late President OF the Mill
Creek Clay Club is oil alta tangent, and is brave
| " doing battle in the same cause-so also has
John Wysong, 7. NJ. at Darksvillc. John
Grove, p NJ. at Mill Creek, too, has left the Clay
Club, and it'he is not found swelling the tide OF
victory by voting for Polk and Dallas, he will
not I've at the polls against them.
There are many others have hcard of. who
have discovered the error OF their WAYS bui these
| knor and if YOU deem il OF any importance 10
give this letter publicity, il is al Your service
will try and furnish you with an additional list
next week. ;. FITCH.
The Winchester Virgnian gives glowing de-
scripiIon Of the Grand Rally Of the Tenth Lee
eion-Joscph III. Samuels was the President OF
the day. We lind the following III the Firginian:
Communicated
,..l T - .,;r,.
their brethren throughout the United States
Greeting
Chccrily friends the cause goes gloriouSly
onward We have had noble rally. Thou
sands upon thousands attended our meeting.
From Hill and from Dale
From Mountain and Valley
From far and from near,
They came 10 the rally.
And such a rallv,-Neycr was 4 meeting more
enthusiastic! The speaking was fine, and richly
diversified. a Taylor, Letcher a Smith and
Patterson; Randolph, a Gordon, and others, were
with us. Coonery was literally dis>ected. and ex-
posed in lis rcacher0i,s deiormiy ANA il only re-
mains To ''u@ il up' in November. To the COM
pleling of the work. as far a. re can, We ple'ier
ourselves, bY all honorable means. The notices
otour llags are Union and Dcmocracy-Pokan and
Da!laS-TeXas and Oregon: and our principles
are anti -Bank--anti-lntci Improvement by the
General overnmenl-ani-Tarih shaped lorpi"-
lection merely. ant-A>>unplion oil The state Debts
BY the General Government anti-DiStGibution
OF the proceeds OF The sales OF The public lands
pro, the veto power-pro. public yirluc.-pro, po-
lilcal integrity; pro, morality, and anti Henry
Clay Under these our notices WE will triumph
or perish: and with these our principles We VIII
sink or swim.
Our feast, TOO. was lovely one rich, though
not gorgeous; sumpuou>, though mol superiln-
Gus: abundant, though not wasetu; and, better
than all. FREE To all who might wish 10 parlake
Of it, Twas a lovely sight 10 see brethren from
points so distant, and different in pursuits, and
bent and determined on noble achievements
Our feast was the banquet OF Union and Re
solve.
The ladies' too, Lord bless them,) were with
MS. Hundreds and hundreds Of the iaifca were
there They nobly presented IT'S beautiful ban
nel and by the magic OF their charms, and The
motto OF their Standard they dissolved lis into
one. HenceioIth we march forward an iar,Hci-
BE Ieeion and our battle cry should be-Pol. and
Da!as-Texas and Victory! Go, We, brethren,
and do likewise, and union and energetic zeal
shall give us success.
JOS. II. SAMUELS, Ctmn.
]. r. WARrMAN. Editor Rockingham Regis
ter :. G. SAMrgrs. OF Woodstock: and J. {.
BOWER Editor Winchester Nir"inan StdS
The motto on the Ladies standard was.
Union and Democracy